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THE UNION TIMES Daily Except Sunday By rlE UNION TIMES COMPANY l.ewis M. Rice Editor Registered at the Postoflice in Union. 8. C.. a* second class matter. 1 int's Kuildinir Main Street Hell Telephone No. 1 SUBSCRIP I ION RATE} One Y ear $ 4.00 Six Months .. 2.00 1 hree Months 1.00 ADVERTISEMENTS C*ue Square, first insertion SI.00 Every subsequent insertu n 50 Obituary notices. Church and Lodxe notices ar.d notices of public meetings, entertainments and Cards of Thanks will be charged for at the rate of one cent a word, cash accompanyinu the order. Count the words and you will know what the cost will be. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of news dispntches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published therein. FRIDAY, AI'Rir. 28. 1922. Our last appeal brought several farmers in to si^n the contract to plant an acre of tomatoes for the cannery, bill not yet the full number we desire. It is not too late to plant-. We will be better served if the entire nop does not (oiiH' in at once, l>ut comes in by series. Let us have your cooperation to the extent of your planting an acre, Mr. Farmer. There is yet plenty of time for you, and we need your cooperation. Somehow we have become reconciled to paying the two-cent per gallon tax on gasoline, realizing that one cent o! oach two comes back to the county for building and maintaining loads. A total of $(570,000, it is said, will probably be collected for the ten months of this year. Half goes into the State treasury and the other half goes to the counties for roads. Looks like good roads have come to stay. Don't forget that the city campaign meets in ward four tonight. The meeting Will In- held at Johnson's store, ("tinic nut and hear the speakers. We (?we it to oursci.es to do that. Monday night the campaign closes at the I 'l\......I.,.. ......... ..I.... iiiwiiuiik in. i uvrnuu \ v imiiv > uu* * iv v t ion. Hear tiie eaiuliilai.es a.ul vote as a free man should, according to youi eonvietions. No use to get wrou^h1 lip over any candidates or set of candidates. The ratting of the political sea has a way of becoming calm after the storm. We have come to be used to the tip-lifter ,the bringer of all sorts of panaceas for the ills of mankind. Fact is, we have been fooled so much that we now pay little attention to these oratorical, rhetorical, cock-sure spielers. Therein lies our safety. We do not respond. And therin lies our deliverance, for, a thing like thatf having failed to accomplish results will, after a time, die. Thanks to a merciful providence that this is so. i ;i \ >Id 11 i community keeps it in an uproar. Our eat says the golden calf is a pod that fails. * * Our eat says a diplomatic lie is a li * none the less. * ? Our eat says friendship, being often impos' i| upon, gets to l>e emaciated. ? Our cat says Union, the City of Flowers. Our cat says poverty of soul is a fur worse calamity than poverty of pocket. * Our cat says a slow, steady stroke completes the task on time, Our cat says we would he wise indeed diti we but learn one lesson each day. Our cat says real spring will arrive after a time. * * ? Our cat says a virtue that is genuine n< eds little adornment. Our cat says the voice of the demagogue may be heard in the land. Our cat says camouflage is for enemies, not friends. Our cat says money is plentiful; it is credit that is showing signs of restriction. * * Our cat says a fighter is never whipped until he knows it. * Our cat says wrap your little hammer, so that, if you will knock, the knocking cannot be heard. Our cat says it is well to have a balanced mind when the world reels and rocks. * Our cat says every idol has feet of clay. Our cat says the aroma from the morning cup is pleasing to the olfactory nerves. * Our cat says the women's vote has them s 11 guessing. Our cat says only a crook will defend the double standard. Our cat says a shifter is a cheat. Our cat says those who join everything that comes along may expect to get trapped. Our cat says the election prophets are this time dumb. Prince on Pilgrimage To Sacred Shrine Tokio. Anril 22.?Jauan's venera tion for her great leaders of the past will be brought home to the Prince of Wales when he is taken on a pilgrimage to the sacred Tenno shrine, bordering on the ancient capital of Kyoto, burial place of Meiji Tenno. father of the present ruler and the great figure-head of the restoration period; and of Jinimu Tenno, founder of the empire. The Meiji tomb is situated at Momoyama, a wooded eminence some five miles from Kyoto, a spot which the late emperor is said to have chosen as his last resting place. The tomb itself is remarkably simple, consisting of a huge mounnd of concrete, covered with 300,000 minute slabs of white granite, and so constructed as to withstand the ravages of time and nature. The mound rests on a terraced slope, behind which, amphitheater like, is a grove of trees, the open space in front being covered with fine white sand, while round it is a double line of stone fences pierced by "torii" gates bearing the imperial insignia. This district is particularly rich in historical associations. It is the site of the famous palace of the dctator Hdeyoshi, built in 1594 but now completely destroyed. It is said to have been the most magnificent mansion ever built in Japan. Here, too, not far from the Meijj tomb is the mausoleum of the Emperor Kwammu, who, in 792, founded the imperial capital i of Kyoto, a distinction which belonged to this city until Meiji Tenno moved to Toko in modern times. The mausoleum of Jimmu Tenno is built on the low hill of Unebi overlooking the romantic land of Yamnto, where in the dim ages, was founded the empire of Japan. It is a large mound of tumulus of stone and earth, surrounded by ancient trees and a double line of moats. To both these tombs are attached shrines, simple and severe in aspect, perfect examples of Shinto architecture. That dedicated to the founder of Japan is situated at Kashiwabarn, at the foot of Mt. Unebi, while the M<>iji Shrine, in recognition of that Emperor's long connection with Tokio, has been erected in the pvser.f-day capital. Queer Situation in Matrliron'al Cii fos Honolulu, T. H., March 20.?(By Mai!). Divorctd or l.ot divorced was the problem that faced scores of worried Honolulu residents whose matrimonial bonds had been severed ostensibly by Judge John R, Desha of the domestic relations' branch of the circuit court here, until a message received from Attorney General Dougherty said that a flaw in Judge Desha's commission, which threatened to nullify his acts on the bench, was negligible and would not affect his decrees. The statute creating the office which Judge Deshea holds designated the position as "judge of the division of domestic relations." His commission from President Harding created him "fourth judge of the circuit court," the discrepancy was not discovered until some time after Judge Desha had assumed his position and | had granted scores of divorces. The e anxiety of the persons affected bv these decrees arose from the unofficial opinion of several justices of the territorial supreme court that .Judge Desha's official acts probably would he declared invalid. The anxiety was dissipated by Attorney General Dougherty's message. ? m The Chinese are developing a liking for American cosmetics. Highly perfumed toilet waters for washing the hair are being imported into China and the cheap face creams, soaps and powders of the domestic variety are giving way to the better imported products of this class. Mohammedans begin their meals with salt and conclude with vinegar. Read your yellow label. j Whoa! In town or down on the farm ? to satisfy thirst ? drink | Drink Bottled ? Delicious and Refreshing L' '' - - - ; - =TTr y r. 3%r c ^ *k . - A'tWy , UNION COCA-COLA BO | UNION, S. C. BOTTLED UNOTH AN EXCLUSIVE LICENSE PHPM T Go^^c Are you "up lo tlio nfck" in blood lm purities? S. S. S. !h one of tlie Rreutest 4ljj blood-purlliers kuuwo. Try It* t'Ci' I REWARD I Wanted io see?the pers< have turned a deaf ear to th< menian boys and girls. We must not let the ban c'd United States go down in of helping feed and clothe our across the water. Give at once and give li greatly rewarded in the great THE NEAR EI J. WESLEY GREER, < Fcr Electric Wiring ai You will do well to consult rr good quality of materials and < my estimates before placing yc W. T. SIP ^__._________________ 9t JHttLU&UL J J lm XjL MUnBMH INSTALL SAFSTROM 'V TIMING S ON YOUR FORD AND CONTINUOUS BUYII AND YV FOR SAL HUGHES ( PHONE 161 WE WELD ANYTHI Girl Wins Grand Prize p Nice, Franco, April 27.?Sonorita do Ussia, tho 17-year-old daughter of tho Marquis do Aldama, of Spain, whoso horse, Viburnum, won the Grand Prix do Nice, this spring. Tho cl first time out she brought her a cy purse of 100,000 francs. "A Spanish owner, a Belgian train- . or, an American jockey and a French horse are a hard combination to beat," tho Sonorita said when her friends congratulated her. n Frank O'Neill of St. Louis had the jjj leu up on Viburnum. ??? >?" ~ ???wi ALL KINDS OF ni CEMETERY WORK Union Marble 8r Granite Co. Main St. Union, S. C. "The Rexall Store Must be ^ The Best Drug Store I Every where." Platform of International Association of Itexall Clubs. hI ;t0?*k?I t W>\v ? I * * V ^<y; ill li II 1,1 V- . .: i TTLING COMPANY j ir - - TELEPHONE 12(i j i V HE COCA-COCA COMPANY. ATLANTA. OA. j ^ (j ! Boils! 5. S. Will Rid You of BoihjEjmpte* Blackheads and Skin Erujntont. l boll la a volcano,?your blood la ?( chuck full of poisons that theaa 11" out into a boll. They'll keep iv iling up" until you destroy thetri jpletely by the use of S. S. 9., one 11 the most powerful blood-cloansera iwn to science. S. S. S. has Btood test of time. The power of its redients la acknowledged by auth- ;. :iea. Its medicinal Ingredients aro iranteed to bo purely vegetable. a ht off, it clears the skin of pirn3, boils, blotches, blackheada, acne, ema, rash and other skin eruptions, I does it thoroughly. It drives out the blood impurities which cause '' umatism, makes the blood rich and f, o builds up lost flesh. It helps ti> nufacturo new blood cells,?that's h > of its secrets. S. S. S. is sold at drug stores, in two sizes. The l?trsize is tha iiioro economical. . . .. .1 OFFERED 1\ ons in Union County who | C a hungry cries of the Ar- B ner county of these good H ^ defeat in this great cause [* neighbors' boys and girls B iberally, and you will be L hereafter. | t] 1ST RELIEF [ I County Treasurer | ? ?1 li id Electric Fixtures " t < ie. Expert workmanship, f, at reasonable prices. Get v >ur order. S' iCLAIR * it _ |j ?? vv T H E | ACCURATE" 5 iYSTEM : ELIMINATE THE tl MG OF TIMERS ? IRES t . E BY jARAGE \ - - GADBERRY ST. f NG IN METAL. 1 mmmmmrnmamammmm I OR QUICK SERVICE ? PHONE 167 I Wo call and deliver your a oth nj{ in a dust-proof motor- '' 'cle We remove spots and ains from clothing without juring either the fabric or e color. Our modern methIs make clothes look like sw, in the shortest possible ne. " Give me a trial. I certainly S ill appreciate it as much or v ore than anyone else. Hames Pressing and Repair Shop Nicholson Bank Building Phona 187 *OLDS i of head or cheat are mora Mill/ " treated externally with? VI8JSS Oar 17 Million Jan Uted Yearly jccessors to Siamese Twins Sun Antonio, Tex., April 22.?Livg here are the successors of Rosa id Josefa Blazek, world-famed iamese Twins, who died recently at hicago. They are Violet and Daisy Hilton, >, and attractive. Violet and Daisy are "Siamese wins"?their bodies are joined toether at the base of the spine?just ke Rosa and Joseft, just like Eng nd Chung, original Siamese Twins horn Barnum made famous in the ist century. Save for th.2 abnormal joining of leir bodies, Violet and Daisy are just ke any two ordinary 16-year-old iris. And save for the fact that one must 0 wherever the other goes, they en>y the same pastimes and diversions ny girls of 16 would enjoy. They're fond of cards, checkers and aminos. But both don't always play le same game at the same time. The other night Daisy was engaged 1 beating her uncle at dominos while iolet, brows puckered, was trying to isentangle herself from the intrieaies of a high bid in bridge. Both girls like to read. But while ne reads Oliver Twist, the other may e thrilled by a movie serial!. Both are fond of the movies?and f the same kind of movies, for both uist always attend the same show, hey prefer serial pictures of wild adinture to the humdrum society roinnce. Fach twin writes an entirely difrent. handwriting. While the pen- . ,unship of both is good, their scripts re as different as the two poles. The children ronip and play about ic grounds of their winter home here ist as any children. They move bout with marvelous rapidity and ase. Daisy and Violet have been edueatd by private tutors. Their parents reused to send them to public school i eeeuse of the comment their joined audition might call forth. San Antonio's "Siamese Twins" toay are the oldest known such twins ri existence. Many such twins are ovn, but few live beyond babyhood. Rosa and Joseft Blnzek were well ver 40 when they died. Eng and lhang were G3. :aiomel purified of objectionable effects, at last uccess Crowns Efforts of j Pharmaceutical Chemists to Rid Popular Medicine of its Nauseal nj; and Dangerous Qualitic ?Calotabs the new Name. A triumph of modern pharmacy hut is destined to bless the whole rorld, from the King on his throne to he humblest laboring man,?that is he opinion of druggists who have een watching the sale of the new 1 ulomel tablet that is free from the bjectionable effects of the old-style ulomel. An occasional purifying of the sysem and thorough cleansing of the ver are absolutely essential to the laintenance of health, and calomel is he only drug that gives permanent L'fuits. Now ibnt the unpleasant ef ects are entirely removed, the popuirity of the* new calomel, Calotabs, rill be vastly increased. One tablet 11 the tongue at bedtime, with a wallow of water, that's all,?n_> taste l* nnnleasantness of nnv kind A ood night's sleep and you wake next lorning feeling fine, with a clean ver and a hearty appetite. Rat 'hat you please.?no danger. Beware of imitations! Genuine alotabs are sold only in "checkeroard" (black and white) packages earing the copyrighted trade mnrk Calotabs." The large, family size ells for thirty-five cents; vest pocket ize, ten cents. All dealers are auhorized to refund the price if you re not delighted with Galotabs.? idv. In Bankruptcy Jnited States of America, Western District of South Carolina. In the Matter of Jnion Clothing Company, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the th day of April, 1922, the said Union Nothing Co. was duly adjudicated a ankrupt, and the first meeting of the editors will be he!J at Union, S. S. the office of S. E. Barron, Esq., Refree in Bankruptcy, on the 27th day f April, 1922, at 11 o'clock in the orenoon, at which time the said credU>rs may attend, prove their claims, ppoint a trustee, examine the said tankrupt, and transact such other usiness as may properly come before aid meeting. S. E. Barron. Referee in llankruptcy. Union, S. C., April 15, 1922. 1354-tf-eod ??y It pays to advertise in The Times. PECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS IONEY TO LEND on real estate for 1 rlienta. .?. K. Hamhlin. Fri.-tf OR SALE?Some bargains in used cars. Hughes' Oarage. 1323-tf 'OK SALE?One good Jersey milch cow, good milk and butter, and no bad habits. W. S. Gregory, Santuck, S. C. ltpd 'OR RENT?Furnished or unfurnished rooms, close in. Apply to Phone 232-W. ,OST Small red pig about two months old, near ice plant. Mamie Keenan, No. 5 Hamlet St. ltpd Winter Cold and Absence w HSgfcLp y 1 of Green Stuff in Winter i v JSKg^W 1MKk*V ^-\ m **eec* leaves **ive Stock in 1 I Run Down Condition in I Renew the health, strength and vitality of yonr horses, ninles. cattle, 1 hogs and poultry. Get maximum results in health, growth and pro9 duetion. Spring is the time for renewal in all nature. You can best 1 care for your worn ouc and sick live stock by using I Remedies I They restore health, bring back vigor and strength, and increase E production. There is a specific Caro-Vet treatment prepared by the I ablest veterinarians lor each live stock disease and disorder. 8 A Few Special ?V5 Remedies I ^or Spring Use: Caro-Vet Condition Powder for f 1 horses, mules and cattle, price 7Hc. # kiiri. Caro-Vet Swine Condition 1'ow- f W ^2JV E Caro-Vet Kgg-Producer, price % | Caro-Vet Tonic for horses, mules g g Sold by general stores and drug stores, under a positive guarantee I I of satisfactory results, or money refunded. Your denier carries a com- B I plete line of Caro-Vet Remedies. R We nre sending FREE to each farmer an authoritative book of I | 48 pages "Farmers' Veterinary Guide", which gives the symptoms 9 I and tells how to treat live stock diseases. Ask for vour copv. H 1 CAROLINA REMEDIES CO., Inc., Mfgrs., UNION, S. O. 9 Let Us Deliver You a New Ford All cars listed below have self starters, electric lights, demountable wheels, tire carVial* avft*o vl??t nnJ aIaavsmm w ??l?1/v^bn R 1 IV! y tAH CK 1 111K <111U dlCCI lllg WUCC1 1UL1VS. Cash Plan Model My Credit Plan $522.00 Touring $192.50 down $38.50 monthly $492.00 Roadster $181.84 down $36.36 monthly $665.00 Coupe $244.17 down $48.84 monthly $733.00 Sedan $268.83 down $53.77 monthly $501.00 Ton Truck $183.83 down $36.77 monthly Delivered at your door, with no additional charge. We can deliver to you the above cars listed with no starters and with plain rims at cor respondingly lower prices. Call us today and remember that the United Stales is our territory and with each Ford goes 10G per cent service. JULIAN W. LIPSCOMB The Man who Always has any Part for a Ford or Fordson . r>iK~ FOR SALE! FOUR SHARES STOCK IN FARMERS BANK & TRUST CO. WILL SELL CHEAP. J. RUTLEDGE McGEE AT HOTEL UNION JITNKY BUS will begin operation WATKINS STOCK TONIC and WatMonday, April 24th, to and from kins Poultry Tonic have proven Spartanburg daily. Leave Union their value again and again. Their 7:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Leave quality is the best. If you are not Spartanburg 10:30 a. m. and 4:30 satisfied after a trial you g?t your p. m. Fare $1.00 each way. I*save money back. This also applies to any from monument in Union, and from and all of the more than 150 other the square in Spartanburg. J. K. quality products. For sale in Union Grittith, Prop. 1359-12tpd county by T. B. Strange, 68 Hart St., Union, S. C., Telephone 217-W. HEMSTITCHING and Picoting At- 4-24 28-pd tachment; works on all sewing ma- , ' chines. Price $2.00. Personal ALL CANDIDTAES are ur^ed to see checks 10c extra. Light's Mail Or- Barnes and get on the front page, der House, Box 127, Birmingham, Let your friends ha.e a look a Ala. 1363-6tpd you. 1362-ti