The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, April 13, 1922, Image 4
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LORD FAUNTLERO
Shows:
2, 4:30, 7, 9:30
Admission:
Adults 40c, Children 20
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Notice of
Stockholders Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Fairfax Harrison
Hotel Co. held in the rooms of the
; Young Men's Business League at 6
o'clock Friday, April 14th. It is very
_ai^ necessary that a majority of the stock
V ?>f the company be represented. If
Bk ^^B ! you cannot be present, give your
*^=- ^^^B I proxy to someone to represent you.
L. M. Jordan,
CLAUDE W1LBURN T? !Lr?"
Candidate for Sheriff Good Frit,ay
Get Your Seeds
for Union County To-day
UNION DRUG STORE
^ at eful
Mothers
5 are certain to insist on Karo when they buy
? syrup. They know Karo to be absolutely pure
and wholesome?and it's a great energy food
k for children. Spread on sliced bread is the
j|k way all active children like it ? or made into
SiPi delicious home-made candy. V^ur jrotci sells
Karo ?very low prices in cliect.
For everyone
in the family make these I
V Karo Caramels L
* 2 cupf (Jr.tnul.itnt Suyir
Cook Mig.ir, Kar?>,
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Clark-Wharf
UR TIME IS SHORT IN UNION, AS WE WILL HAVE
'ublic Bj
E ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDIS
Going!! Going!!! for what it will bring. Men, dress up
FRIDAY A
ring to almost give 'em away. Hurry and get your sh
sft but bare shelves and empty counters,
le way we are going for Friday and Saturday?2 day
ay night.
riits 325 Suits 116 Boys
new spring Consisting of Sohloss Bros., Sizes 5 to 20, in
p to $30.00, to Snellingburg, Robt. Wicks and a" wool material
tankrupt sale Koke Adler, worth up to $60, so'(' as as $
, , 4 , . sale prices
bankrupt sale prices
15 $14.95 to $19.95 $3.95 to
I I
st bankrupt bargains in Union.* Plenty of extra s
ark-Wharton Cloth
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I SPECIAL ADVERTISEMEh
MANAGER WANTED ? Excly
contract, resident represents1
(Farmer preferred) advarti
farm agricultural equipment
large manufacturer. Na investn
required. Must have highest t
references. Box 212, Atlanta,
FOR SALE OR RENT?Former h
of J. G. Long, located on N<
Mountain street. Seven rooms
conveniences, barn and garden.
E. F. Kelly & Bro. 4-13-1
Card of Thanks
I want to thank the voters of W
.'1 in the town of oJnesville for
handsome vote given me on April
in electing me warden by a good
jority.
I want to ask the ladies to ac<
my sincere thanks and apprecia
for their hearty support. I expec
do all within my power for the *1
interest of the people and the t
at large. I stand firm for law
order and for a clean administra
and for the uplifting of humar
morally and religiously.
J. W. Rocheste
Notice of Election
There will be held an election in
City of Union, S. C., May 2nd, for
purpose of nominating a candi<
for Mayor and an Anderman for t
ward, and Commissioner of Pu
Works.
Voting precincts:
Ward 1?Oil Mill.
Ward 2?Smith Block.
Ward 3?Union Bakery.
Ward 4?Fire House.
Polls shall be opened at 8 a. m.
kept open continuously until 4 p.
All qualified voters who are
rolled on the Democratic Roll Be
are eligible to vote.
Each candidate for the various
fives are assessed as follows: .
Candidate for Mayor, $20.00.
Candidate for Commissioner of I
lie Works, $15.00.
Candidate for Alderman, $10.00
All candidates must pay their
sessments and sign pledge by A
18th, not later than 12 o'clock, no<
All managers of said election
call on P. E. Wilburn at noon, 1
1st, and take the oath of office
receive other instructions.
By order City Democratic Exi
tlve Committee.
B. F. Alston, Jr.,
P. E. Wilburn, Chairmai
Secretary. 4-14-11
Notice of Registration
Special election for bond issue
$150,000. My books are now ope:
my office ip the store of the Ui
Clothing Co. and will be open
10 days only. Every one who vote
this election must get a certifi
from me. You must produce your ]
city tax receipt and county regis
tion certificate to qualify.
D. W. Mullinax,
Supervisor of Registration for
City of Union. 134
Mrs. Belle Richmond, now the 1<
ing fur merchant of Tacoma, be
work as a furrier in Scotland w
she was a very young girl.
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are?no reasonable pi
s?We are winding up
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Oxfords
i high grade,
For men, wc
s. Suits that consisting ol
ards, Cygolf
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nf- $6 Children
vO.tlj $15 Glove I
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for n if hours MMID^%Qg|n standard
nent /.v j days ^1^'ili^swbgbb cimcrahoms
llpti DKGINS acting within ten second*. Safest and
D most dependable family remedy for Colds,
Headaches and I*a Grippe,
u Don't e\pci iment?insist upon Hill's Oascata
orth Dromide Qutpine. Woild's standard Cold remedy
all for two generations.
'p Demand red box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait and
?>t<- signature. (103)
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FOR EASTER
{ll|. Give her Norris' Exquisite
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sacli Candy in special Easter
iblie
packages. We have just
received a fresh shipment.
Or give her a box of the
and
m- ever popular "Whitman's
enK,ks
Sampler." It is suitable for
any occasion. We have it in
?tib- one, two and three pound
boxes.
aspril
"Get acquainted with the
best things of life."
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Peoples Drug Store
Prompt Service
for
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HARTON CLOTHING CO.
toney on your clothes.
SA1UR
rice refused. Entire stock! 1
in Union. Hundreds of othe
9 Pairs of 450 Men's I
; and Shoes I Bankrupt sale
men and children, 500 Mei
F Emerson, PackF,
Red Cross and A" hi*h *rade
. . famous Berg hi
jrade makes: #_-A , .
$7.50, bankrup
's Oxfords .$3.95 t<
i's Oxfords . $2.95 John B. Stetson
's Oxfords .$1.95 _ .
Grip Shoes^.$5.95 u>4?
f and Saturday. Fair warni
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Where Is The Deed 1
To Your Home ?
Where are your insurance policies? How about
your other valuable papers, stocks, bonds and your
jewelry?
Are they safe from loss *1" | .
in our fire and burglar J
proof vault will solve VU?
the problem at the ^
cost of only a few ^ ^
cents a day. *
Nicholson Bank 8C Trust Co.
Union, S. C.
Union County'* oldtst, largest and Miongcx bank
, Member Ftderal Reserve System
% U. S. Government and State rupervisioa Ml
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Melville's Comedians
ONE WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 17TH
Under the auspices of the American Legion Post No. 22,
of Union, Melville's f nedians, under their $10,000 tenttheatre.
Special invitation to ladies Monday night. Ladies
admitted free when accompanied by one paid adult
ticket.
OPENING PLAY MONDAY NIGHT
"My Cinderalla Girl" with five big vaudeville acts.
Entire change of program nightly. Prices: Adults
35c, children 25c, including war tax.
Tent Located Opposite Court House.
Tie timber is becoming so scarce With a bottle of cement and a sharp
hat ties are now being shipped from knife, a discarded inner tube may be
he Pacific coast for use on the Phila- cut up and made into dollars, toys and
lelphia street railways. similar articles.
There are more than 1,000,000 lep- A women's athletic association has
>rs in the world. India alone has 300,- ben organized at the University of
)00 and Japan, 50,000. Idaho. _
Seasoning doubles the strength of For very low temperatures a therjreen
wood. mometer has been invented, in which
' ' gas is used instead of mercury. ,
Dice playing was a fashionable di- "
version in England in the reign of Canada's first league of women votlenry
VIII. ers has been organized in Toronto.
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STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. ||
[DAY I
First come, first served. Nothing
r items not listed below must go %%
Dress Shirts 1600 Pairs of Hose J*
price 95c ?r?r men? women and children, Yj
including Wilson Bros., Arrow jrY
b's Hats I Head, and Black Cat brands in v
pure silks and mercerized, to | X
i, including the g0 while they last for about f
at, worth up to 33 i_3c on the dollar. Y Y
275 Cap. ||
Worth $2.50, bankrupt sale VV
1 hats to go for price &&
95 95c XX
ng, hurry! %%
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