The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, April 27, 1922, Image 2
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1922. f
The Kurman-Davidson baseball
teams crossed bats upon the local >
diamond yesterday. It was a snappy
k'ame from start to finish, and the
large number of attendants was grat- 1
ifying to the fans. It was a clean '
game. The young fellows played ball,
good ball, and the behavior of the
spectators was all that could be desired.
During the first half of the
game Davidson seemed to have the
advantage. The final score, J to 2, in
favor of Fur man, was a hard-earned _
victory. .j
It is refreshing to see clean sports 1
in our colleges, and one could not look 5,
upon the manly fellows from Furman 5.
and Davidson and note their conduct 1
while here without feeling that liiey a
represented clean sport. And the play- X
ing?it was some playing! X
The community is under obligations !|<
to the Young Men's Business League A
generally, and to 1). N. Wilburn, K. |
llaynes Harris and I). N. Jones in A
particular, for bringing tbis game to ?
. *
I iiion.
After paying all c.-.penses the committee
have a little over $1.00 in the
treasury.
The circus season in Madison
Square Garden, ew York, will be followed
by Nick A It rock and the senators
at the polo grounds.
I anpi -. ? - - - ?
" i ne Kexall More Must be
The Best Drug Store
Everywhere."
Platform of International Asso- ,
ciation of Kexall Clubs.
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X Y Bankrupt price
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novelties, in all
up to $35.00
?? > $9.85
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Ladies' Hose?Lace
Silk, Drop Stitched?
yy fashioned. Were mad
YY f?r $3.50. While th
yy bankrupt price
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j;ime was worth the money.
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Our tat says a snappy irame of ball
a ill fine a bad ease of indigestion.
Our eat says he hopes to get yet a
'umber of farmers to plant an aere
>1 tomatoes.
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Our eat says he notes that the canlidates
will speak in ward four KriI....
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Our cat says let no day pass with>ut
performing at least one kind deed. I
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DR. H. K. SMITH tj
Dentist || :
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OHice Over Kialto Theatre ijlj ^
Ollire Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. X
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CASCARA $LQUININE 1
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ALWAYS keep C. B. Q. Tablet* *
? in the medicine cabinet. ^
PLM^tLlX They cure Colds in 24 houis and
NniJMTMX relic* e La Grippe in 3 day*. \
At AH Dnfgittt-30 Ctmt$
ople
SATURDAY AND !?
! Going!
Specif
? JUST FALLEN HEAD
IF BEAUTIFUL SilK D
LARK-WHARTON BAN
)F UP TQ-DATE MERCI
REM!
IE THE FAREWELL PRIl
e?' Silk LADIES' WA
)lors and Pongee, Silks,
$40.00. and Crepe de Chine
to be sold at Half I
LADIES' SKI
e latest Beautiful styles
s, values terns, pleated and ]
els, will be sold a I
MEN'S SUT
!, Glove The famous Schi
_ 1 1 /..! ?
run ivincaia-ivimball, Sir
e to sell Co., and other
ley last, brands will be sold <
last two days for
$9.95 to $19.
For the
barton Cli
One Ou
But 3
Do you know there
Karo? In the Blue C
cious golden brown ?
and sliced bread?fc
and candy^making.
In the Red Can, is the C
for cooking, baking and <
prefer it as a spread fc
waffles.
The new Karo in the Oi
a delightful maple flavo
and you serve it just a
you serve maple syrup.
One quality ? 3 flavors?
that's the Karo story. Am
you can get any kind yoi
like at your grocers today
T7*D T?T7 Write for beautifully itlu?tr?t<
Ml JtVCJu Cook Book to Corn I'rodut
- Refining Co^Dept. A. Argo.l
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"oleman in Lead
In Mayor's Race
Columbia voters participated yeserday
in one of the most interesting
nul exciting elections ever held in the
apital city. W. A. Coleman led J. W.
tichardson for mayor, and the race
rdl be decided next Tuesday, M. B.
)uPre, K. J. Person, S. L. Sweeney
Hid Louis NT. Drake topped the list
if candidates for council and they will
un in the second primary to deternine
who will occupy two seats in
ouncil.
W. A. Coleman polled 2,140 votes
vhile J. W. Richardson was credited
vith 1,054, Coleman leading by 180
(allots. Mr. Coleman carried six
ioxcs, Richardson took six and the
wo candidates for mayor tied in anber
district. Ward 1, both boxes;
Vard 2, both boxes; Ward 0 and Ward
I, No. 2, were carried by Coleman.
Vard 3, box No. 2; Ward 4, box No.
; Ward 4, box No. 2; Ward 5; Ward
and Ward 8, box No. 1, went fo*
of UI
I0NDAY?LAST Tl
CI
Going!
il Notice
OVER HEELS INTO A1
RESSES, CAPES, SKIR
KRUPT STOCK AND
iANDISE FOR I ADIFS
1BER, YOUR U
CES NOBODY CAN SI
ISTS Hand Bags a
Georgettes 50'^
s are going
Price.
MEN'S 1
We will sell a
and pat- a| jess than hal
plain mod- ,ot con8igts of
dalf Price. Tweeds, Worste
Pg ~ hard finished g
loss Bros., '"P1 Price
mon Levin $1.25 to
advertized
during the
Arrow Collars
95 8c Ea
Final Win
.1 * A
lining uo
+ ?$ ?$ j# ?
ality
Flavors
i
i
are three kinds of
mh you find a deli yrup
for pancakes
>r cooking, baking
rystal White Syrup?
candy-making. Many
>r cakes, biscuits and
'an?p Colored Can has
r ^
WSMJ?itfaKig??
Richardson, Ward 3, box No. 1, wont
for Richardson. Ward 3, box No. 1, 5
gave the candidates the same vote. ]
Mr. Coleman lacked G8 votes of at- j
taining a majority of the votes cast.
?The State. !
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Spartanburg. Child
Falls Into Shaft
Spartanburg, April 25.?Falling
down the elevator shaft of an apartment
house from the fourth floor to
the basement and suffering only
slight injuries is the experience of (
Willie Holland, the two year old son ]
of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Holland I. The
little fellow had gone up on the ele- '
vator with a nurse who witl) her ?
charge expected to go to the fifth <
floor to visit another child.
At the fourth floor the elevator
stopped and the child slipped out unobserved,
and as the elevator started
up aga-*n he made a break for the
elevator shaft, reaching it before the
guard/6oor was closed. The elevator
'j.
nion '
IREEDAVSOFTHEC
ET OUT OF BUILDIN
Entire Stocl
to the Lc
LUCKY PURCHASE OF W
IS AND HOSIERY. WE
FOR THREE DAYS?1
AND MEN AT NEXT TO
SI CHANCE?AND
LL SO CHEAP?BUT I
nd Suit Cases MEN'S
Off _
One lot of $1
at
*ANTS 69
11 Men's Pants
f price This MEN'S C
Blue Serges, * Hansen Glov
ds and other Ha,f price
[oods. BankMEN'S
Stetson, Berg
* Hats must go at
price
ich , 95c to
4
idup?Be H
mpany Bai
x?y and the nurse were horrified tc
see the child plunge down the shafl
is they thought to instant death. They
iusteni?] to the lavement expecting
to pick the child up dead. He was
unconscious, and was rushed to th<
general hospital where he was soct
revived. Physicians made a carefu
examination of the little fellow, usin?
ti e X-ray, but found no apparent hurl
i xcept a sprained ankle. The child i:
hi ight and besides the sprained ankh
there seems to be no other injury. Hi
fell 04 feet.
American freight cars are twice thi
si;<e of those on English railways.
The only sweeping reform that ha:
succeeded is the vacuum cleaner.
Jackson, Mich., Citizen Patriot.
We can get used to anything it
t me, even the bow-legged girl ii
Knickers.?Janesville, Wis., Gazette.
Mr. Hughes, having put th<
"Shan't" in Shantung, stands pat or
the arrangement.?Boston Transcript
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^ADJ^TMeyTS
You have heard the expreslion,
"nervous indigestion?"
It is caused by ailing nerves
eacting upon the digestive
kystem. The Chiropractic way
relieves stomach troubles.
Phone for consultation.
E. I. JOHNSON
CHIROPRACTOR
Over Storm's Drug Store evjry
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evening from 4 to 6:30
). m., phone 239-W.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
HEMSTITCH!Ml and Picoting Attachment;
\v ?rks on all sewing machines.
Price $2.00. . Personal
checks 10c extra. Light's Mail Order
House, Box 127, Birmingham,
Ala. 1363-6tp<]
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LARK--WHARTON!
G
i Going Foi
idies of
OMEN'S FINE WEAR
; HAVE COMBINED T!
HE FINAL WIND-UP
NOTHING PRICES.
WE SAY GOOD-E
tEMEMBER THIS IS
TIES MEN
I E/\ T" * ' 'S a
1.50 Ties to go ,
have just p
are closing t
c one-third the
loves raii
es to go at For Mep i
coats sold up
rupt price
HATS 4 [
and Dunlap BOY1
less than half To be yiv
prices of
$3.95 $2.95
ere Withoi
ikrupt Sal
i
|N^L^ >f \ of Qreen Stu
Sttxlsfv^:^ M ^eec* leaves ]
M Run Down
the Spring.
< Renew the health, strength and vit
i hogs and poultry. Get maximum 1
duction. Spring is the time for rei
care for your worn out and aick liv?
f
1 They restore health, bring back
production. There is a specific Ca
ablest veterinarians lor each live
A Few Special 4
For Spri
BL^BtiPCii&v Caro-Vet Condi
\ horses, mules and
Caro-Vet Swint
I J ^or' ^r'ce 2r)tv
FW^\y Caro-Vet Tonic
B and cattle, price
B Sold by general stores and druj
g of satisfactory results, or money rei
fg plete line of Caro-Vet Remedies.
H We are sending FREE to eacl
48 pages "Farmers' Veterinary G
1 and tells how to treat live stock di
I CAROLINA REMEDIES 00.,
" W? IWIW HI Will?
FOR QUICK RESULTS list your city
and country property with C. W.
Miller, S. E. Barron and P. B.
Smith, real estate dealers.
ALL CANDIDTAES are urged to see
Barnes and get on the front page.
Let your friend.? have a look at
you. 13G2-tf
KEEP THE BABY from having the
croup by giving it Dr. M. D. Huiet's
Croup Mixture. For sale at the
Palmetto Drug Co.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED?~$40
weekly ful time, $1.00 an hour spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Experience unnecessary.
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Penn.
1313-lSt-Wed
WANTED?You to know that I have
purchased the Jack formerly owned
by S. R. Aycock. He will stand at
my stable. Service fee reasonable.
R. B Bailey. 1353-12tpd
FOR SALE?Some bargains in used
cars. Hughes' Garage. 1323-tf
[
. AS WISE MEN all insurance take,
and at the fire do laugh; so happy
| mothers let Barnes take the baby's
' photograph. 1350-tf
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BANKRUPT SAIE. V
> What it Wil
Union
ING APPAREL. THIS
HIS STOCK OF LADIES'
?YOU WILL GET WO
IYE
A WIND-UP BANKRU1
1 :
S 5H1KI5 LADIE
new lot that we Qne two
urchaaed and we patent> b,ck
hem out at about ^ mus( go
sir value. __
MEN'S
M COATS
and Boya. Theae , J-" -."
to $10.00. Bank- John'?n **
must go. B?
$1.95 ^
S SUITS OVI
en away at the Good qua
double
to $4.95
ut Fail
Union,
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A. >. A A ^ A A,
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and Absence / k ^9
ff in Winter | (TjW^B
Live Stock in 1
Condition in Vig3PBgfflT
alitv of your horses, mules, cattle,
results in health, growth and pro*
fiewal in all nature. You can nest
i stock by using
temedies
vigor and strength, and increase
ro-Vet treatment prepared by the
stock disease and disorder.
5?V^X Remedies
ng Use:
ition Powder for f jjQfc
cattle, price 75c. # tMT
3 Condition Pow- f ffifjuA VH
X JHNIYU
-Producer, price % -1
mulse I
X stores, under a positive guarantee
funded. Your dealer carries a com- g
ti farmer an authoritative book of I
uide", which gives the symptoms I
iseases. Ask for your copy. I
Inc., Mfgrs., UNION, S. 0. I
ALL KINDS OF DRUGS at the Palmetto
Drug Co.
JITNEY BUS will begin operation
Monday, April 24th, to an<J from
Spartanburg daily. Leave Union
7:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Leave
Spartanburg 10:30 a. m. and 4:30
p. m. Fnre $1.00 each way. Leave
from monument in Union, and from
the square in Spartanburg. J. R.
Griffith, Prop. 1359-12tpd
FOR SALE?I find I huve a few bushels
of Wannamaker Cleveland cotton
seed to spare at $1.00 per
bushel. J. E. Minter. ltpd
I WILL BE AT the picnic at the Sedalia
high school on Saturday, the
29th, with a complete line of Watkins
products. I will also help you
eat the dinner. T. B. Strange, The
Watkins Man. It
THE I,AST CHICK this season, a few
Friday, White Leghorns, Pome
strain, at $15.00 per 100. Decide
quick. E. M. Wilson. ltpd
JUST RECEIVED a large Jine of
watermelon and cantaloupe seeds at
the Palmetto Drug Co.
??
ice |
re MUST ||
I firing ft
i ' stock if
apparel $4
nderful it
jt sale
S' SLIPPERS ti
and three straps, >
kid and brown
at Half Price. AA
; SLIPPERS '
Cygolf, Endicott- J Y
ies and slippers j ?
!? ? upi price ^ ^
I And Up
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lity and worth Vy
89c ?!
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