The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 24, 1922, Image 4
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8,000,000 Women
Make their Way
Thy fart that eight million American women earn
their living not only proves that they must?but they
ran, as well.
Ami more than this number of women have learned
well to handle their money. This is one of the most
inspiring and helpful facts of our day. The time has
come when women are recognized in the financial world. J
\r<l they are greeted with a sincere welcome indeed
when thev enter our" hank's doorwav.
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"Large Knuigh to Serve Any?Strong Enough to Protect All"
CITIZENS
NATIONAL E> A N
mill ii? ii?i ii ii tmbmwmi luaaohhabaamk
OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY
FRIDAY, MAY 2GTH
! Join us in celebrating this day.
With every 50 cents cash pui chase we will
give (as long ^.s they last, limit one to customer)
one gilt package, the contents of
which will surprise and delight you.
UNION DRUG STORE
P* S .-Watch for our advertisement toI
morrow.
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I HOME CANNING !
MADE EASY!
>. mnt ArT*cttfr*C'<T5 ^ ,
Food conservation is a mighty factor in the progress r
of civilization. With the above machine the problem is [
solved. You can can from your garden all you will need 1
? of fruits, berries and vegetables for the entire year. 2
I Come in and let us demonstrate the value of the wonder- [
ful little machine. No soldering, no standing over a hot U
fire. Simple, scientific, sane. LEWIS
M. RICE j
At The Union Times Office.
I MPaBwaa???p&i^tapBa?n?WS8M?HB?i
Put St 1 'here!
I lavoline r ^ u bet' I vc i-.rcii ie ;r:g it nghtt en years, e\? r
since I bought my first car, .in old two eyiindrr buggy "
It makes no difference liow ,< a ; , y Havolire by the tjuarf,
in one or five gallon <. .;iis, S5 : * ' i!!on drams (with
the handy faucets), or in wooden b. rre.U ? It is the same good
high grade oil that it has a!w;ys been sue. it was put on the
market nearly twenty years ago
Ruv hint"j/inf. Look for the Ilavohne sign when you need
oil on the road, and keep a can or l.,.rre! of I I.e. (.line handy
in your garage or tool house ?
Ask your I lavoline dealer for i roj of "Oil" I bis booklet
will tell you the prop r ;;j ( f I f , ' ? to use
THE UNION HARDWARE CO
DISTRIBUTORS I
K; < . t' P*l Off.
iNagmrmcv^r; i iiu.yt^ i .. .?
4.
RIALTO
TODAY
.Mayflowjer Photoplay Corporation
presents
George Loane Tucker's
Production
"LADIES MUST LIVE"
With BETTY COMPSON
A Paramount Picture
All the sides of modern woman's
life! Her glory, her
foibles, her ways with the
world and men! In a gorgeous,
intimate picture of
things not everybody knows.
ADDED
"A DEVLISH ROMEO"
Fox Sunshine Comedy
TOMORROW
Rudolph Valentino
A
Alice Terry
IN
"THE CONQUERING
POWER"
Notice
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I am operating a motor bus line
from Union to Whitmire and run on
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and ,
Sunday and the schedule is as follows:
' Leave Whitmire at 8 a. m.
Leave Union at 11 a. m.
Leave Whitmire at 2 p. m.
Leave Union at 5 p. m.
1386-3tpd J. W. James.
Times Correspondents' Picnic
The Times' correspondents will hold
; their annual picnic at Boatman
, Spring Saturday, May 27. Every correspondent
is urged to come. We will
meet at 9 o'clock at the Confederate
monument. Those who have cars will
pro\id?? for those who have no cai.
Each correspondent may bring one invited
guest. Each correspondent will
I bring u bosket. We are expecting a
good day and a jolly time. We also
1 have some very important matters o'
, business that will come up for disi
cussion. Be sure and make your plans
! to go.
| 138G-3t ? Lewis M. Rice.
Colored
Undertaking
Parlors
Located on North Gadberry
Street. Prompt and efficient
service rendered at costs that
are not unreasonable. Well
equipped to serve. I am a licensed
embalmer and funeral
director. When you need me
call 338-W.
A. JETER, Proprietor.
Pressed straw bricks with light
wooden frames are now being used
in France.
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INION, S. C. !
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ilEV. VV. L. WALKER, D. D., a noted
pastor evangelist of Dan /ille, Ky.,
will conduct a series of meetings at
the First Baptist church, beginning
Sunday, May 28th, at 11 o'clock,
a. m. Public 4s invited to attend
these meetings. It
LOST?Today on streets of Union one
pair of gold, shell-rimmed glasses.
Finder please leave at Times office.
ltpd
WANTED?200 men at the Baraca
class First Baptist church next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. 1387-311387-3t
EVERY MEMBER of the Baraca class
is expected to be present next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, at First
Baptist church. Bring your friends.
1387-3t
THE UNION TEA ROOM will give
special rates to business men whose
families are leaving town for the
summer. Hours 7:30 a. m. to 8:30
p. m. The Ladies' Exchange offers
splendid gifts for graduation presents.
ltpd
REV. W. L. WALKER, D. D., a noted
evangelist of Danville, Ky., will
speak at the court house at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon on Sunday, May 28.
A male quartet will sing and the
First South Carolina Regimental
Band will furnish the music. The
public is invited. It
FOR QUIClT SERVICE
PHONE 167
We call and deliver your
clothing in a dust-proof motorcycle.
We remove spots and
stains from clothing /without
injuring either the fabric or
the color. Our modern methods
make clothes look like
new, in the shortest possible
time.
Give me a trial. 1 certainly
will appreciate it as much or
more than anyone else.
Hames Pressing
and Repair Shop !
Nicholson Bank Building
Phone 167
Building an Aerial Harbor
Gothenburg, Sweden, May 23.?
This city with its extensive marine
shipping facilities, and its new free
port is now preparing to build an
aerial harbor. It will have all the
facilities required by sky pilots, an
up-to-date service department and
the latest congruences for landing
and taking off.
A corporation has been formed to
build the air station and operate it in
conjunction with the city authorities
of Gothenburg.
It is proposed that the city shall
have the privilege of buying the company's
shares in the enterprise after
10 years and thus take over full control
of the air port.
Among ttyb founders of the air
port project are Governor Oscar von
Sydow of Gothenburg and Bohus
province, Dan B rest roe t>i, Sweden's
greatest ship owner and many of the
most prominent business men of the
city.
Albania an Unique Country
Genoa, May 23.?Happy Albaniu Is
the term which has been applied to
that country for it is stated that it
occupies the unique position among
European nations of being the only
country which has no national debt
and has a gold currency.
Mehedi Franheri, the head of the
Albanian delegation to the conference
ciere, in an interview indicated that
ill would be well with the country I
'if only we are left in peace for a I
ittle while."
Debt to be Liquidated
Santiago, May 23.?Chile will reeive
approximately l,.r>00,000 pesos
rold from the German government '
n payment of expenses incurred in J
connection with the internment of (
lernian sailors in this country dur- !
ng the war, acccording to an anlouncement
by Dr. von Erckert, Ger- |
nan Minister here. The sailors were <
nembers of the crews of the German
misers Dresden and Seaadler.
The inter-allied commission which (
lirects the payment of indemnities \
m posed on Germany under the
reaty of Versailles has just author- '
zed liquidation of the debt, it was ,
dated. ;
(
?ase Held Against
Governor Russell {
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Jackson, Miss., May 24.?Miss Fran- f
DIJ.U AtAA AAA 1 *J *
?-a oiiAiicnu s $iuu,uuu damage suit "
gainst Gov. Lee M. Russell, alleging ,
ireach of promise and seduction was (
lied in the Hinds county circuit court J
oday. 1
In the hope of building up a sturdy .
ace the government is aiding the j
mck-to-the-soil movement for native i
Inwaiians. A demonstration farm is (
n operation on Molokai Island.
rROUP
l Spasmodic Croup It frequently
I# relieved by on* application of?
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We state our
belief the tobaccos
hence
cigarette the
Liggett & Myerj Tobacco ^|
Chesterfield
:of,,iRC " CIGARETTES
" ?" of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos?blended
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Last Call!
WE ARE MAKING OUR LAST CALL TO
FARMERS TO PLANT AN ACRE OF
I TOMATOES FOR THE CANNERY. 1 HAVE I
PLENTY OF PLANTS TO FURNISH YOU. I
THE PRICE IS LOW-$l.00 A THOUSAND. I
IF YOU WILL PLANT AN ACRE, HURRY. IT I
IS NOT TOO LATE. IF ANY OF THOSE WHO I
AGREED TO PLANT AN ACRE NEED AD- I
DITkML PLANTS, I HAVE THEM. COME I
QUICK! Y. ONE DOLLAR FOR ONE THOU- I
SAND. I
Lewis M. Rice
AT TIMES OFFICE ; ^ I
Notice of Sale nnmwwi?iiBiiw nmmimmuuwmtmmm in
By virtue of the authority contained OLDFIELD TIRES REDUCED
in a certain Chattel Mortgage executed
by F. E. Fowler to G. T. Keller
an the 1st day of November, 1913, and 30 x 3 Non Skid $7.99
July recorded in the Office of the Clerk m v 1 9 ?q
af Court for the County of Union. JOXu l Z Non bk,d $8-99
Stale aforesaid, on the 19th day of . .
November, 1913, in Mortgage Book F, Our Firestone prices are also reduced, both cqrd
No 10, page 495; I will sell to the fabrics,
ughest bidder at public auction, for
?ash, before the Court House door at . _____ _
$220&?BATTERIES?$22.00
the following personal property cov- We ran supply the small enr owners with the same strongly
hJm d Vto wit" mortKa,J:e Ve men" constructed batteries that are standard e<|uipment in 1922 Fords at
Stock of merchandise, consisting of $22.00/ All 13 plate type.
Irugs, chemicals, patent medicines,
?ist's sundries, and all other items or ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY
irticles of stock usually carried in reail
drug stores, Authorized Ford Sales and Service. Old I'ostoffice Iluildintr.
A lun nnn endo Fnunf nin un/l oil an
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purtenances thereto, including .car- ( ( mMHnaBMMHa
>onator, marble slabs, ice-shaver, ice- y
iox, soda glasses, fruits, syrups, and ? ?
my and all other accessories to a soda
nountain;
Also, all furniture and fixtures, such
is prescription stand, prescription and
rounter scales, show cases, mortars,
graduates, and other accessories us- \
lally contained in a retail drug store. a* am ?? ?
All of which goods and chattels are l/f)fff f\lft I ?> 71 f\ &TTl & C I
low contained in a store room on J \J UI l/IU I CO flCIIICJ
premises of Monarch Cotton Mills Co.,
rear the City of Union, S. C., and fornerly
known as the Mon-Aetna Drug if a f\ ?\
^r^sa^'-Sra; Tney will be worth $1.00
lid sell to the said F. E. Fowler on the 9*
mid 1st day of November, 1913.
G. T. Keller, ^ '
Union. S. C? May 23. UST*"' 06X1 SafMdaV
5-24-31; fi-7 *
Ownership of two or more dogs a
'luxury" in Germany and heavy taxes
ire imposed under a new schedule.
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