The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, June 02, 1922, Image 2
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! :i:i\Y, JUNK 2, 1922. ;j
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. :o hstve set out mum:\\
liouM lose no time in
M
1 iv mixture that will
1 a s that Wi.rk injury t J
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. hvi-n though you sec not
, bug, use the mixture. I will so1}
e
you tit i bill1at one and arsenate <:
O
lead at actual ? est. You need not pin tl
chase a spray pump if you do net
feel able to d > so. V wil be better t
v
get the pimp, for you can use it not
only ir. lighting the rests or. the to.
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ma to plants but in your garden and
n
erehard. I will sell all those who N
have planted tomatoc carneiy
a spray pump at - .. i< yon (
do not feel able to I uv n prav pum,
1
yoa can take an old straw broom and
apply the mixture to the plants.
The continued unfavorable cotton
weather, and the appearance of tin
boll weevil begin to show that wo
are wise to try a new door of oppor
tunity. It miy yet transpire thr
those who have mocked us in on *
effort to establish a cannery and
rrodu< ts trading cornorsiflnn will r.
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"GO GET 'EM HUTCH" I
/ESOPS FABLES I
All children under 12 admit- P
ted free up until 5 o'clock? '
after 5 o'clock if accompanied
by one parent. 2
Santuck
We in this section had a fine rain I
Saturday afternoon, .38 of an inch. Il (
w is needed some to soften the crust
en the ground that seeds might come
up better. Fannin}? is now progressing
very well just now, but we fellows '
are so badly behind, overwhelmed with
work, much corn yet to be planted,
small grain to harvest, need to plant ^
peas, .us! the season slipping away.
There is neither teams nor hands
enough to catch up. to make time, for
what was ! t of plowing because of
lain. Really plowing is what one is I
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i i on, nn seen cannot be planted <"
without that. I ,
The County Sunday School Associa- I t
lion will he he. I here the first Sunday
next Sunday) at the Presbyterian H
church. It will he an all-day service H
dinner on the grounds, and the B
unity is expected to come with
tilled baskets and help the con- j
curat ion entertain the delegates and
tors. There - a good time ahead
. for the soul, mind and body,
t you take the food for each "cooperatively."
The Presbyterian foiks
will pardon me if I take the boldness '
to invite you to be present, so here s '
,t. goes. (
t he graded school here will el s
at the end of this week, and I am told
that the scholars are applying themI
t s to stn.d.vo ibed. We now have te
We wt re told that we could not get
farmers to plan tomatoes. We have
ci acres planted and already sold to (
i We were told that those who sul?- j
scribed would not pay up their su1 - _
reriptions. They ar" paying up, as
;.oii may see by the stars that appear
before the names of the subscribers.
We wore told that we could not get
ready for business in time for thi<
season. We have traveled far toward.'
that conclusion, for we have a housi
and already a n rtion of the maehir
i ry. We have contracted for ear We
have bought labels; we hrivo |
named our prospective product; and'
we fear not one little l>it about tin
future success of the venture. On
June 14 we will hold a meeting of the -
stockholders. The meeting will be in
our new factory located on the road
to Jonesville in the northern section
of Union. At that meeting we propose
rendering an account of our
stewardship and going into details th
concerning our plans. At that meet K
ing, which will he held in the building,
we hope to have every individual
farmer who has agreed to plant tomatoes,
as well as every stockholder. We vj
intend to serve a first class barbecue tu
on the occasion. True, such a procedure
will cost W to $100, but, re- 'n
member, we have spent not one cent in
promoting this enterprise. No stock1 pa
I
ilosma;., no advertising bill, no hi rn E
nance. It is but right that we eelerate,
even though the celebration
ast some fifty or more dollars. Am!
o will have the barbecue, rain ^
hin?\ for we will have it under oui
(
wn roof. Now, all this may not bo ()
? th r itiori of everybody, but it is a
love to get closer together, to take o
careful survey of our situation, to
juice over the accomplishment of "
am work. Cooperation is the key- q
ote of our movement. Two or throi
undred people, acting together can
ccomplish wonders.
We now have more than 100 suh.
ribers to stock and move than 100 timers
growing tomatoes. And we
re getting additional subscriptions to
tod: every day. We intend to get an
ilditi >nal $10,000 between now and 1
nlv I. Hard times? Not on your '
v
fe?just scared?that's what's the
tatter with most people. To those
ho say we cannot gel additional suhvriptions
amounting to $10,000 we
ave hut this to say: Wait and seei
ls evidence that we will get the mony,
w.' remind you of the fact that
very day we are getting a portion
f it. We have not one doubt as to
lie s;iii ess fu 1 accomplishment of our
ims. N'or have we any fear that our
cnture will not succeed financially. -1
In conclusion, it is our aim to have "
no or two experienced canninjr nicr
iake brief speeches at our barbecue
Cot Ion*/ speeches, bm piain, straight
rom-the-shoulder talks setting forth
he situation from the Conner's standloin.
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Our cat says vulgarity often mas- |
luerades under the guise of wit.
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Our cat says kindness returns t<>
Lless the giver long after the gift is
forgottt n.
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Our cat says w<> had quite a shown
ast evening.
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Our cat says I he more he travel.iver
the good roads of the county, ti e
novo he becomes reconciled to higher 2
axes.
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Our cat says those farmers v.*!.
on t.Mitly keep an eye upon Waslington
hoping that I'ncle Sam win
nke care of them will find the eri!
nipty and the haeon barrel hoi low.
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Our cat says many are crying
wolf wolf," when there is no wolf s
i
n sight. You know the rest.
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wui' cil says nonc^i ousmoss ^
ittli- camouflage.
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Our cat says wo are upon the < ' *
>f a jrrtat (lav, all eit lite h* ur 1?T< '
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lawn is quite dark. k
Our tat says s v.> all you rati 1 y | f
anninir nr.d tin n you can lauirh ? h
alaniity howlers. !.
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Our cat says the jo'ea't ;t lever ' jj
ift yourself is the h'ver you use :c|J
,
ift up others. j1
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ALL KINDS OF
CEMETERY WORK
Union Marble & Granite Co.
Main St. Union, S. C.
"The Best in Druf? Store Goods,
the Best in Drug Store Service." (
Motto of the International Association
of Rexall Clubs.
Union Route 2
Misses .Maggie, I'earlie and (.aura
,wlw -\m:? f.iv
.-.jiriil. iiuinuiji wiill .'II-sm .1111 ;i ,
oung.
Mrs. Sal lie Dnvis is very siek a?
ie home of her daughter, Mrs. J. [,.
ison. IIcr many friends wish for1
r a speedy recovery.
Little Cecil Chandler spent Sunday
ilh Riverse Vaughn.
Mrs. L. E. Hodge, Who has heen
siting friends in Greenville, re-1
rned home last Saturday.
Master Simpson Young is spendg
a few days with T. .1. Young.
Mrs. Henry Humphries and little n.
Wilson, spent Sunday wi h h r U
rent, J. E. Young.
Entrance Examinations
University of S. C.
Entrance examinations to the Uniersity
of South Carolina will le held
>y the County Superintendent of Eduation
at the County Court House Eriay,
July 14, 1022, at 9 a. m.
The University offers varied courses]
>f study in science, literature, his-'
ory, law and business. Tiie expenses
re moderate and many opportuniies
for self-support are afforded.
Scholarships are available.
For full particulars write to
President W. S. Currcll.
University of South Ca.ni,
Columbia, S. C.
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Union Auto Line
The Union Auto Line between V. i t
nire ami Union will operate foiu ' ys
or week Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays,
Sundays.
Tuesday.
Leave Whitmirc 8 a. m.
Leave Union 11 a. m.
Leave Whitmire 2 p. in.
Leave Union 5 p. m.
The same schedule on Thursday.
Saturday.
Leave Whitmire 8 a. m.
Leave Union 11 a. m.
Leave Whitmire 1 p. m.
Leave Union G p. m.
The same schedule prevails on Sonlay.
394-2tpd. J. W. James.
Read your *' How lahrl.
Common Sense *
About Eczema
and Eruptions!
Here's Something About S. S.S.
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.
You might just as well know It right
now.?tho enuso of skin eruptions,
r> I t ? > ?-\l CI Llnoblton.-lci fw* 11 or.,1 OO
is right in the blood. There is no getting
away from it. Science has proved
it. Wo prove it. You can prove it.
When the causo of skin troubles and
crui'tions h^in^thti blood, it Isn't COmLct
S. S. S. Give You An Angelic Skin!
mon sense to simply treat the skin.
A bottle S. S. S. will prove to you
what is hawk'H'mpr in your blood. S.S.S.
is a scientin? blood cleanser,?it drives .
out the impurities which cause eczema,
totter, rasltt uimples, boils, blackheads,
blotches and other skin eruptions.
When these impurities are driven out,
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn .naturally
rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your
complexion clears, it becomes beautiful.
Your face looks like that of a
prosperous, ruddy, well-fed, refined
gentleman, or if you are a woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world so admires. S.S.tf.
Is also a powerful body-builder, because
it builds new and more bloodcells.
That's why it fills out sunken
checks, bony necks, thin limbs, holpa
rrj.iln Inst flnsli. rnstsi littlr*
havo this happen to yon. S. S. S. ia
sold at all drug stores, in two sizes.
Tho larger siae la tho nioro economical,
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AUTHORIZED SI
Come to us for Cennin
Mechanics, Genuine Service
j] Hascler Shock Absorbers.
Our C ord Mecl1.1r.ic3 h,
I experieiT"e. We are here tc
f serve you well.
I CATTERY SEH
S T. R. SIMS?NED ARTHU
Cadberry Stre
(Hamcs Motor i
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A SHIPMENT 01
Low and Cuban Hee
The One
REA50NA3L
$3.50, $3.
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CHANGE NOTION <
ABOUT CALOMEL ?
NOW DELIGHTFUL ?
Old-Style Calomel Gives Place 4
to the De-Nauseated Va- <
riety Known as "Calotabs." 4
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With all of the liver-cleansing and 4
system-purifying qualities of the old- 4
style calomel, but robbed of its sickening,
griping and dangerous effects,
Calotabs is destined to become the ^
.nost popular as well as the most use- 4
ful >f all home remedies. For bil- 4
iousness, constipation and indigos- 4
tion it is absolutely indispensible, i
for nothing but calomel will straighton
out a disordered liver.
One' tablet at bedtime with a ^
wallow of water,?that's all. Next 4
morning your liver is active, your 4
system purified, and you are feeling 4
line, with a hearty appetite. Eat
what you please,?no danger.
Beware of imitations! Genuine
< lalotnbs are sold only in 'checker- *
hoard" (black and white) packages ?
hearing the copyrighted trade-mark 4
"Calotabs." The large, family size
sells for thirty-five cents; vest pock- (
et size, ten cents. All dealers are
authorized to refund the price if you
are not delighted with Calotabs.?
Adv.
FOR QUICK SERVICE <
PHONE 167 :
We call arid deliver your 4
clothing in a dust-proof motor- 4
cycle. We remove spots and ?
stains from clothing without 4
injuring either the fabric or ?
the color. Our modern meth- 4
ods make clothes look liko 4
new, in the shortest possible 4
lime. 4
Give me a trial. I cei launly <
will appreciate it as much or 4
more than anyone else. 4
Hames Pressing !
and Repair Shop |J
Nicholson Bank Building (
Phon? 167 11
Target Practice at Lockhart
4
At Lockhart, S. C., in the afternoon | *
of June the 3rd, there will ho targetj<
practice by the Ix>ckhnrt gun club. All j <
who would like to take part come and i
bring your guns and have some fun.
Also there will be a fish stew cooked
Mr. Joe Meggs, to he served at <1 *
o'clock. Everybody invited and all can- <
didntcs have a special invitation. <
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The Vatican at Rome is the most
extensive palace in the world.
The word trolley was first applied <
to handcarts. (
I)r. N. E. Wayson, U. S. health '
oftiecr, estimates that 390,MOO rats 1
make their home on the wharves at ,
Portland, Ore.
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?. Goodyear and Fisk Tires, F
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GARAGE
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nippers
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Fits.
Y PRICED AT
.95, $4.95
>hoe Store
WHAT CASH BUYING!
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I Means to You !
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? You have to work hard to find the mono 7 you spend for your <?
j* living?you kr-ow that. So then, why should you use your money *?
| to pay some one's bills who will not pay? Why should you pay the *?
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? expenses of the old fashioned credit business, with its leaks and %
? losses, its dead beat accounts? X
I STOP DOING THIS . f
i GET YOUR NOSE OFF THE GRINDSTONE I
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f "The credil store keeps a man's nose on the grindstone all the y
it* .... . y .
f time." Getting in Jeht is amazingly eas:?hir to get ont is a long, y
f 1 t y
f hard road of constant sacrifice. And it costs at every sten. Y&f *f
f . T
? pay too much for jour merchan dise, rvher. yen buy on time. There *?
'}* are so many leaks aid cracks in the credit business that nrofits Y
r t Y
? must be big to take ere of them?and yen, who par/ your bills X
? promptly, are saddle! wi*h all these leaks. X M
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t tiCT into the rm wnm mm ?
> ^our living will be reaper. Y on will never need to worry about X
! stack of bills on the irst of the month y an<? your savings account
v/ils grow. X
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% You'll never have your "nose on the grindstone" if you buy at the
new cash store. X
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t We will be open for b<Wss in a very short time. Inves'igate
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? this proposition, it's werJvmoney to you. <?
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i dan mam or ben fauoett 1
% They will W you all about it. 4
ilW. EDGAR i' 4 ?1 ? T.?vS
5 1 At bedtime lub the throat and jj ,cnow ,'10 strength and vitality of your horses, nudes, c-Mlo 9
chest thoroughly with? | JlJ'fJ1- results in health, growth and )>ro' w
? VapoRUB I \ CssV^T Ren,edies
Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly J They restore %-a\ilf bring back vigor and strength, and iinreaso
I prod'.u't ion. q npocific OaroNet treatment prepared by tho ^
1 ablest vetcriiuii.m tor caeb live stock disease and disorder. r
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS A Few Special <3?V^ Remedies I
FOR SALE ? Registered Poland I ** C * IT
China pigs. Comi and get your I .'OF oprill^ iJSCI
choice. W. N. Clyniph, (1 lymph's Co-Vet Condition Powder for f
Pharmacy. 110.r?-2i ^ Inn-*^ nudes and cattle, price 7.r>ft? 9
__.. 1 'i ' ull'li,''m *ow" f JU
lights and water, Mithuildings. See || Vet Tonic for horses, muloa
?7-7"-TTTTVV7T7 . . . A ' - Sold by generalI sfon nnd drug stores, under a positive guarantoo 1
MONEY IO LEND on real estate for 0f satisfactory rosultx, or lonoy rcfnndcd. Yonr dealer carries a eom
clients. J. K. Hamhlin. Fri.-tf g jdete line of Caro-Vct Uacdiea. | M
ui?Twr a v mi i7i77, I Wo ftro sending TRE te Oao1> farmer an authoritative book of H
NAU'- nBt I IS pages "Farmers \ eti nnrv C.uido", which gives the symptoms ^
Baptist church. When? Saturday ? and tells how to treat live |0ck diseases'. Ask for yonr copy, v ?
morning, 10 o'clock. Who? Every H CAROLINA REMEDII* CO., Inc., Mfgrs., UNION, S. C. I
boy and gjrl in Union. What? V
limit. f? to 100. ?
MONEY TO LOAN?$100 to $!>00 on 11 1 "J-11 ?1 T" amm^
city or country property. Also in I ftellOIl LlITUll, "iChodlSl fcpISCOpal |
Barron. n ,hs''"""t 1" " isM-tr I Church South, Sunday, June 4, 1922 I
WE CAN NICKEL PLATE your auto- 5 Wesley Chapel, 11 a..,. Preaching by the pastor,
mobile radiators, head lights, bond I "The Value of a Good MAiv
light reflectors, spot lights and ju p, R fc 3.30 p. m. preaching by the pastor, 3
bumpers. Never junk a piece of ?
metal because it looks bad, wo can j? Pure-Heartedness.
replate it. Columhin Elect <\> Plat- I Lockhart, 7:30 p. m. ibices held by the Epworth
ing Works, 1110 Taylor St., Colum- I V f *
Ida, S. C. 13X2-301 I LeaKue- v 1 ^,f-u_.v _
U I J.? 1 GOLIGHTLY, Pastor. I
AS BARNES' SHOW CASE you pas"?
by, just paur.e a little while; look
"Tootscy Woolscy" in the eye %nd ' "
see the babies smile. 1392-tf Subscribe to The Union Tlmee. V J '/ertise in The Times; get results.
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