The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 05, 1922, Image 3
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OA Our friends and customers to know that 00
we have opened our store and are ready to
OA . serve you. All new stock and a great many RECE1V1I
VA items are cheaper than before. >jy D A TEWT T
VA We still have a small portion of our old I AIlilMI L
Yjr stock in a different building that we are offer- - STRAP PUMP
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Yt Smith Block, next door to Southeastern ilEiff LAJ Tr I
Y Y Express Company. Opposite our old stand.
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YjT Jno. A. Hollingswortn, Prop. - - Phone 367
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THE OPPORTUNITIES OF THE AGE
Y Are multiplied and multiplying. It is a great day of advancement
XT I in science and the arts. These are handmaidens of religion. With- I
YY out religious convictions the people perish, and science and art
YY perish with them. To build wisely we must build upon moral and
XT I religious founda ions. Give your support to the church and you |
VV are helping to build upon safe foundations.
XX THE BANK OF UNION
C. C. SANDERS, Pres B. F. KENNEDY, Vice Pres.
AA W. W. ALMAN, Cashier.
If Come to See Us
|| WE SELL AND REPAIR FORD CARS, TRACT||
ORS AND TRUCKS. WE MAKE TERMS TO SUIT
SI OUR PATRONS.
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LEO JENKINS, Salesman Old Poatoffice Building
PHONE 161
If JUST RECEIVED
it*!* Shipment White Oxfords and Strap Pumps, low
and high heels
|| $1.50 T0 $3.95
|| Austell's Shoe Store
If DONT WORRY ABOUT
? I YOUR FRESH MEAT PROBLEMS
< ?? JUST STEP TO YOUR PHONE AND CALL 52. WE ARE
?ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU QUICKLY. CHOICE
ROASTS AND STEAKS, VEAL CUTLETS, FRESH FISH, FRESH
COUNTRY BUTTER AND EGGS, PORK CHOPS, SAUSAGE,
WIENERS AND SLICED HAMS.
It GODSHALL MARKET CO.
|> PHONE 52
THIS IS IT
| WHY THROW YOUR OLD SHOES AWAY?
V They Can be Made Like New at
I W. E. FREE'S ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Quick service, the best of workmanship. Call to see us before
you discard your old shoes. We can save you money.
I W. E. FREE
Do You Uw ^ c*fc,? Why Have Wrinkles
THEN TRY 1
1 J Under your eyes and around
ft PORTER'S BES-CUP-0 .
the mouth when you can
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?1W it inoaca uic U*?l cup or CUIIBU.
A Strength, flavor and aroma. We have ,hem removed hV our
are in the coffee business and do special electric massage and
not sell tin ware. The value is in
*. the coffee and not in the rent.. careful Call to
"One cup makes a satisfied cus- see us at
M tomer."
|| Porter's Coffee Emporium McMillan-Jones
Za union, s. c. Barber Shop
I?V1NCENT SH0E COMF
*JG NEW SPRING AND SUMMER PUMPS AND
EATHER, BROWN AND BLACK KID OXFO
S. THE VERY LATEST IN STYLE?ALL PRICI
RICE LEVEL.
^VINCENT SHOE COMF
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Pilgrims Knew the Bible
Three hundred years ago a little band of men and women lived
on faith and hard work in the forests of Massachusetts. They
are known now as Pilgrims because they sailed from England
to find a place to worship God without restraint. They brought
their pastor with them?few modern immigrants do.
Bible Develops Character
The Pilgrims were poor and unlearned, but they knew the
Bible. That knowledge developed a type of character we all
admire 1 These first settlers would not be known to posterity
had they not been so well acquainted with their Bible. Is your
Bible a parlor ornament, or a study book ? Read it today around
the family lamp. Read it every day.
WHERE TO WORSHIP
Grace Methodist Church Westside Baptist
J. W. Kilgo, A. T. Stoudenmire,
Pastor. Pastor.
Episcopal Church
L. W. Blackwelder, First baptist Church
Rector. E. S. Reaves,
Church of Christ * Pastor.
Thomas H. Burton,
Minister. First Presbyterian Church
Mon-Aetna Church J- F- Matheson,
H. Haydock, Pastor.
Pastor. Green street E> church
Bethel Methodist Church J. B. Chick,
W. H. Cogburn, Pastor.
Pastor. ~
Tabernacle Baptist Church Un,t> Methodist Church
H. W. Stone, J- A- Chandler,
Pastor. Pastor.
He?Who is buried here?
She?I don't know; this grave has been here for a
number of years. No doubt, his relatives did not care
much about him.
He?No, I think you are wrong. Everybody intends
to erect a memorial to their dead. I suppose they put it
off until it was too late. It may be that they are buried
in this same cemetery.
She?Everybody should erect a mounment to the
memory of their dead within six months after the death.
Quality and Price we Guarantee. Call in to See us.
UNION MARBLE & GRANITE CO.
MAIN STREET, UNION, S. C.
For Quick Service Foster's Shoe Shop
and good workman- has moved into quar,
. , , , ters with union
run rlnn I fmrmf La
~""1' * iv plumbing company.
call at the Sanitary we will appreciate
? . . . a continuance of
Barber Shop with
your patronage, and
baths.
will try to please
J. C. Deadmon YOU*
Opposite Hotel Union. 14 Main St. H. G. FOSTER
The Church Stands For Moral Character
A bank finds moral character a chief asset to banking business.
The moral risk is one of the chief factors in making loans. It is also one
of the chief factors in the administration of a bank. The honest bank
is friendly to the church. The greatest of moral law is the church.
When you give your moral support to the church you are showing good
business sense.
Bank With Us, Then Bank On Us.
FARMERS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
C. H. PEAKE, Pres. E. L. LITTLE JOHN, Vice Pros.
C. K. MORGAN, 2nd Vice Pres.
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Start Your Baby Chicks Off With I*X*!
PRATT'S BUTTERMILK MASH |f
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25c, 50c and $1.00 packages. XX
ALSO ALL KINDS OF POULTRY FEED AND REMEDIES.
HARRIS-WOODWARD COMPANY II
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HOME OF QUALITY AND SERVICE YY
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NOTICE, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! ff
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WE HAVE PURCHASED THE WILLIAMS VULCANIZING
WORKS AND WILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM BATTERY LINE. YY
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF FEDERAL <
TIRES IN SIZES 30x3 TO 36x6 INCLUSIVE. WE CAN NOW t :
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1I0ME BUILDERS BUILD A NATION
Real estate dealers encourage the building and owning of
homes. The churches teach how to conduct the home. Therefore &&
the real estate dealer should be the friend of the church. A nation
of Christian homes is a nation founded upon granite foundations.
Build a home?Go to church. n
E. F KELLY & BROTHER ||
THE LAND MEN. &>?
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MANY PEOPLE GIVE ALL THEIR ATTENTION TO THE
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NEEDS OF THE BODY AND NO ATTENTION TO THE NEEDS
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WILL SOON PERISH, BUT THE SOUL WILL LIVE FOREVER. YY
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THE BREAD EVERYBODY EATS If
Is our wholesome "Home Made" Bread. It's the loaf of content- X
ment, a bigger loaf of goodness for 10c. And it makes the finest
toast you can imagine. Try some tomorrow morning with your J
breakfast. .O.
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M. M. DIXON, Proprietor.
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WHEN IN NEED OF FIRST CLASS >
BEEF
The churches in a commu- See me, as I handle only the best
..... . Western and native beef I can get. VV
nity stand for moral con- . , , . . . ,
Also pork chops, pork roast, pork
duct and character. Moral sausage, mixed sausage, Swift &
. .. , ... Co. best frankfurters or weinies, W
character is the foundation , , . . , AT
cured hams, sliced hne Spanish t i
to all real development, mackerel, mullet, snapper and YV
c, . , , trout, in fact, all the good cuts of W
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meats usually found in an up-to- | y
port it liberally. date market.
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