The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 26, 1922, Image 4
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Money IV
A join' bank account. suhjt
band ami wifV, is a yood moth
< \tirisi? a inmiiiiin control ovc
Such an arianycnient has n
in many cn-i- it would hardl;
well to considot. however. A?
t'a\< ret I with an account of thi
to help in makiny the arranyei
"I.a rye Knotiyh to Serve Any?St
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AUTHORIZED SLR
Come to 113 for Genuine
Mechanics, Genuine Service,
H assler Shock Absorbers.
Our Ford Mr *. 'cs hav
experience. We are ue.e lo s
serve you well.
BATTERY SERV1
PEOPLES
T. R. SIMS?NED ARTHUR
Gadberry Street
( Hames Motor Co
?nrmtirr1!! iMiiiiayi wi fitretfari/Tunau
Ice Cream Supper ^
I will <rvo i> cream anil mid
drink- at the city park Saturday n:ght.
beginning at 7 o\ lock .and invite you
l<> attend.
'I'll,. candidates arc especially n w
viicd. (iood music will lie furnished. "
IdxX-Htpd I. W. I triggers.
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A i ew-born baby, accidentally v
dropped into a tub of water, lias been ,j
restored to life after 40 minutes ini- lv
niersion and has grown to strong womanhood.
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Irnlo < i.ina is covered with ;i com- It
plete radio telegraphic system, comprising
1.7 . tath.iis -quipped with the I)
l> t h glt-powered apparatus The ii
country receives every night from the i>i
1 rde.ii:v a'ion in I nuicc full mar- u
let ami t aticial reports and the news
ef the d ,y. a,
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BUT WF. ALWAYS
X ARE:
? 10c quality Crepe Paper,
Star Laundry Snap, large
J*. 11?r quality Ivory Soap __
Hair Nets, all colors, each
('< lored Lick Hack Braid,
Boys Blue Scree Caps, ea<
Men's Caps, taped seams,
iJoys' Pants, pair
Men's I tire Denim Overall
> Men's and Boys' Held Ha
?? Men's Hose, all colors, pai
% Lad! -s* Black Hose, pair
t* Ladies' seani-up-hack Lis
1 .tidies.' seam-up-nack Silk
V Boys' and Misses' Kinked
V Infants' Hose, pair ... __ .
V ('hildi en's faiicy colored A
V Cood S.iaw Ticking, yard
V Leather-proof Ticking, ya
V L-> x :;?! Bath 'i'owels, each
Tf ^6-inch Curtain Goods, yai
'f Calico, in litfht stripes and
V dC-inch White Lawn, yard
X i<)-inch Colored Voiles, vai
^ I'oily I'rim Gingham Apro
t i?unjL?alo\v Gingham Apror
A ilungalow Beach Cloth Ap
A < hildren's Blue Bompers,
A Ladies' Mesh Colored Gov
A Ladies' Mesh Colored Ted*
A Ladies Flesh Colored Bras
A Ladies' Gauze Vests, each
A White Crochet Spreads, ea
A Children's I'arasols, each _
Men's Nainsook Cnion Sui
X WHY PA1
| J. F. McLI
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ice in
IATTERS
ft to chock by both husu<l
by which sonic couples
r the funds of the family.
inch to commend it. But
y serve. We believe it is
id when our bunk may be
is kind, we shall be happy
uent serve a useful end.
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ronn Knoueh to Protect All."
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VICE STATION I
Ford Parts, Genuine Ford
Goodyear and Fisk Tires, I
e had from 5 to 12 years' B
erve you and will strive to I
ICE STATION
GARAGE
?CLARENCE EDWARDS 1
?Phone 289
.'s Old Stand.)
American Efficiency in
Treating War Gas Burns
St. Louis, Mo., May 'J4.?A record
f American efliciency in the Ireatu
nt of war gas burns of the lungs! ;
as recorded tonight in the Section ;
f Laryngology of the American |
iedical Association meeting here by |
r. Lafayette I'age of Indianapolis. (
r. Page served with Base Hospital' 1
o. in France and was in charge! ?
I* six thousand gassed soldiers, only <
vo of whom died.
According to Dr. Page death is'
tie to secondary inflammation and1 i
ippuration following absorption (
om abcesses anil inadequate drain-! 1
ge of the lungs. During his service'"
I*. fnimil t Wot tU-v + ~f ? '
- in*.- k'?"'K iii v;ious
solutions in oils was effective |
i aiding drainage from these lungs >
ul in relieving the coughing spasm1 s
Mowing war gas hums of the throat :
id lungs. | J
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lake the Big;
lAVE THE LOWEST PR
per 10-foot roll
cake, each
yard
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all wool, each
s, pair
is. each
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le Hose, pail*
Hose, pair --
Hose, pair
Mercerized IJsle Socks, pair
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I checks, yard _
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ns, each
is, each
wons, each
each
/ns, each
lies, each
sicrs, each
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RIALTO
TODAY
HELEN HOLMES ? !
IN i
"GHOST CITY"
A Romance of the We t
^ESOPS FILM FABLES
'THE SPENDTHRIFT"
ALSO
RUTH ROLAND
?IN?
"WHITE EAGLE"
LAST EPISODE
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SWEET POTATO SLIPS for sale.
Porto Rican variety; 20c per 100.
Mrs. M. S. Sealey. ltpc
LOST Between Union and Spartanburg
Wednesday one rim and glasj
for automobile headlight. Findei
please return to Times office. ltpd
LOST--Somewhere on South Mountain
or South streets, one child's
bracelet, set with stones. Reward,
if left at Times office. ltp.i
WRITE PKiLKR and j;et prices on
the best roasted peanuts in the
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v> <11 in, Min|i|ic(i prepaid ny puree:
post. Try him. Scott Piglcr, Glendale,
S. C. 1389-4tpd
>LANK HOOKS, Ledgers, both loose
leaf and bound. Cash books, Journals,
all sizes and prices, and they
are priced right. Calhoun OtFiec
Supply Co., Spartanburg. 5-26-29-pd
OR SAI.R?Sweet peas in any quantity.
Prices reasonable. Apply to
Mrs. Preston 11. Hobo, S. Church
street. 1389-3tpd
LOST ? Hetween Union and lleulah
church, Thursday, May 25, one
boys' overcoat. Please return to
Times office. ltpd
Card of Thanks
We desire to express our deep and
biding appreciation of the sympathy
md kindly ministrations of the many
friends who came to our relief during
hL, illness and death of our dear father
and husband, Mr. W. P. Duckett
A'e shall ever cherish the memory of
very word and act which expressed
concern for us in our hour of grief.
vVe greatly appreciate the kindness
hown by the physicians and the
mrses at the hospital. They were e\ eedingly
kind and attentive,
ltpd Children, Wife and Sister.
Indians of Arizona are becoming
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*?* v *w! i. inui nu> natural
AvinK begotten of loose joints, tho
itrong muscles of the Indian drive far
ind straight, and approach with great
iccu racy.
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Santuc News i ?
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We generally greet one another A
with "What's the news?" "Is it hotlj^
riough (or cold) enough for you?" ^
Tow are the crops?" Well, there is ^
let much news, and we have no crop ^
much, and is away behind with what
we have, we have had so much rain.' A
Nearly all of lust week was rainy; and | A,
it has seriously handicapped the germination
of cotton seed, and the stand ^
will be skippy. "If a "bad beginning ^
in kes a good ^jjding" we ought to hit
Lb trail for good prices next autumn. A
Myself and Co. are indebted to Miss ^
Mildred Jeter for an invitation to a-t ^
tend the commencement exercises of X
Vker College. She will graduate at I ^
h s time. I am sure I wish I could I
ie there and enjoy it. Miss Mildred is A
i aics' estimable young lady, and her A
r ends will be glad to know that she I
vill not have to go away to school ^
again. ^
For quite a number of years there V
has been held here, a Union prayer A
m cling, every Sunday n'ght when A
tl.vre is no preaching in the place. The A
111 clings are held at the Baptist ^
church. The attendance is almost ul- ^
ways good. On the 3rd Sunday night j *?!
>f May every year is the anniversary. A
i'iiis is always well attended, as the A
ile has been to have some one of note
i(> come and make the anni-versary ad- X
,!icss. On this last 3rd Sunday night ^
... seventh anniversary, they had I \
ilon. I. C. Blackwood of Spartanburg 4^
he is the solicitor of this judicial V
ci.cuit, and I venture to say that it
was about the best ever delivered at ~
any of these meetings. Ile held the
audience firmly from start to finish, A
for he is a fine speaker, makes his A
words distinct, and he could be easily I A
understood, and he put life and feel- X
ir.g into it. There was a large crowd j
lo hear him, several from Carlisle uiul V
Union. The audience was treated to ^
some of the very best of music, by A
home talent, blended with that ol A
good and strong singers from Union A
and Monarch. There were three prel- j
ty songs sung well by fine male voues. ^
These men were Messrs. Crosby, I
Wes! Whitaker, Bo<un and '.an A
ter from Union and Mon.rv.i, 'I he A
music was so good that Mr. Blackwood
handed them a very pretty bou- X
(III I llllll tldW /'..Iil.l 15 1 I
v. ...vj tuuiu ami '.II' I rclUl'll J
.'>c compliment, and the nudie.u with \
a r.sing vote showed their appretiation
and good feeling to boili speaker J
and singers. It was a fin..' lin? , ai: i J
will linger like a lasting peruum <
Not but a few days ago I was <
talking to a good lady friend?a friend ^
made more so because her father was t
a personal friend and her brother is <i
a personal friend, and she is intelli- (,
gent, has broad views, and is public
spirited, has the welfare of her state,
her county and her town (Union)
ever before h.tr?was talking about *
the election ju.it gone and to come? 4
polities if you please?about men vol- 4
ing an l of couipe women's rights, and ^
now duty .to dc^so^^aud she said that
some men just simply made their (x; *
mark, and said that in this country, ^
when men could only make their 4
mark, "It is laziness, simply laziness." 4
Now 1 am not going to tell the public. ^
how I remarked to this, but I hav<
thought some since, but you can, if
you wish to push up your sleeves and '
clap a fist down in the other hand, <
argue with her about it., and she might 4
convince you of some things. ^
Hey Denver.
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Noice of Incorporation V
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The undersigned, hereby givt. no- +4S
liee of their intention to form a cor. oration,
to he known as Muilinax- ^
1-aiieett Clothing Company, with its ^
principal place of business in the City fa
>f Union, County of Union, State of J
South Carolina; said eorjioration pro- ^
l-oses to conduct a retail clothi.ig fa
shoes, hats and furnishings store; to ?
have a Capital Stock of $10,000.00 of
1'wo hundred shares of the par value
f . >;">() 00 per share, payable in cash. ?
A meeting of the subscribers to the ^
Capital Stock of the said propos <1 fa
< rporation is hereby called for 0:30 %
>'clock, P. M.f the 30th day of May,
!922, in the oflice of Sawyer <V Ken- fa
i< dy, in thP City of Union, South Car- 4
olina, for the purpose of meaiiizirig
'he Mullinax-Faucett Cloth ng Com- A
pany making application tor charter
for said corporation, and transacting
uch other business as ma: properly ^
ome before the meeting. fa
Signed at Union, S. C.. May 20, J
1022. %<
By i fa
I). W. Muilinax, t
B. (?. Faucett,
>-20-27-29. Incorporators. fa
June Farm Notes V
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Corn planted this month should have ?*
!. third more fertilizer than normal, fa
I'he extra is to give it a quicker start JL
and a better chance against weeds, J
besides helping it to mature before Y
anger of frost. V
Sudden thunder showers this month
ire terribly destructive to growing fa
-hicks. A little time given to prepar- fa
ing a few simple shelters where they ?
range will not onlv save hours ?.f
rouble, but a lot of chickens' lives as
well. ?
Spraying may be overlooked in oth r
months, but in June it cannot be if ho
the fruit is to be perfect. The most j.
m|M>rtant is right after the petals ^
fall. A lead arsenate spray then kills }uj
he codling moth and tent caterpillar. (>j
Success in getting a siart with al"aIfa,
it is being learned, depends far j
ess upon bacteria and more and more
ipon th,. soit than had been supposed,
[f the soil is sweet and well-drained. < (
here is a 90 per cent chance of suct
hi
:ess.
All the traps, poisons and papers ((>
nade will not keep the flies away if W
lift and filth are not cleaned up. Kr
[flies are scavengers, and so long as a<'
hey have places to breed and feed. SP'
nan cannot control them. Striking at
heir base of operations is the *?nly tin
ffectivg method. mc
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| End of Month Sale |
SATURDAY, MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY J
10% OFF |
: ON EVERYTHING-NOTHING RESERVED f
: LADIES' SUITS, CAPES AND SILK DRESSES 14 OFF |
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at extra special prices. One lot 50 sample >
[ Pattern Hats, just received, at sample prices. %
\ Odds and ends, remnants, etc., to go at very special reductions. ?
Wilburn's End of Month Sale pays others?why not you?
t Regular sales force, good, dependable merchandise at special
[ prices. No overestimated advertisements.
: Wilburn Dry Goods Co. I
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REV. W, L Walker, D.D.
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A NOTED PASTOR-EVANGELIST, OF DANVILLE, KY. |
Will Conduct a Series of Meetings at the jt*
First Baptist Churchf
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BEGINNING SUNDAY. MAY 28 'i
AT 11 OTinoc AM
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PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND THESE MEETINGS %
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WEEK DAY SERVICES AT 10 A. M.?EVENING SERVICES X
AT 8 P. M. |
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It is amn/.ing how much more n probably a good rule for the special- i in an address before the Conference
rse is rested at noon if the harness i/ing poultry man, but on the average [on Christianity and the Economic Orentirely
removed. It is not likely farm it seems poor business to sell an der, which is in session here in a
at one man in ton will give thi active ben, known to be a good layer, response to a call issued by leading
ded care to bis team, but it r-ally ift r only one year. The second year Methodists. A reasearch bureau with
kes but a few minutes- ami ttu? o.. >?
*? v.mi ue oniy a small perl wide functions, and "open propaganjshness
of the team pays foi every cent, if any, under the first.?Farm j da openly acknowledged," were Mr.
mute it takes. Life. Hutchison's chief proposals. He adIt
in a common practice with gar ~~ ~ * "* " vised frequent reports 'of world
ners to prune tomatoes to two ni Kcf.earcn Bureau events, and contact with local trade
ree main stalks and then to slake With Wide Functions! union groups.
esc. This makes line fruit, but it is Mr. Hutchison held that no new
ubtful if the plants hear as long. Kvanston, 111., May 2fi.?Means of papere was needed, hut that pamhen
the vines fall over on the ,,,-injj ?}(n informed opinion that phlets, existing church papers, and
ound, they take root, and this gives w|j| th" whole church an agency summer chautauquas could be used,
ded nutrition to the vine. It is of for jj1(. estahlishment of a righteous referred to what he termed "the
i-cial value in dry weather. social order" were proposed here to- declining influence of the press."
Most poultry men begin to cull out day by Paul Hutchison of China, edi- 1 1
[ ir layers now, and by fall have tor of the China Christian Advocate. New York society women have
>st of their hens on market. IIV Mr. Hutchison's proposals were made formed their own radio club.