The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, June 22, 1922, Image 2
THE UNION TIMES
l*ublitb<'tl Daily txcrpt Sunday By
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.ii I unti l- of puli ii- im'vtiiiK-, en?
ii' an ! Card-- uf Tli ink i will b.- I
li . .1 fur it tin rati- uf one cent a word. I
i i i-ii|i. ii\ iiiv thi order Count th-- I
i !- ;m>l j?.u wi'l l.now wluit tliv ooil | |
Ml MIjr.lt OK ASSOCIATED KRESS ,
Hi* \ i it( .1 I'i'i's > ii cxrlii ivi-Iy I'll
to t>. ts. ii-1- f..r ri't>ulilii*:ition of new* l
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riiiit.ll in tlii- isipi-r, ale! u o tin- local
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T11 r RSI?A Y. .11 \\ I-: J J. I1>J2. I I
The cannery ma l.mety has heen i
tiiiii tit! ami will heir in aiti.in^ within 1
the next few days. This net essitate- i
the payment of stih'eriptiotis to stork
as rapidly as possible, for the >nat
hint mil t lie paid for upon arrira'
All who can tlo so at'e nriretl to pay
up in fail. Those who cannot pay all,
are uracil to pay '? part ??f their > till
scriptien.
From a casual ohservation we arc
inclined to the belief that the cotton
acreage in I'nion county is as jrreat
this year as it was last year, posse
My greater. If this is true here, it is
n lei, t i'tl.. ..II , tli.. Q.ool, I.....'
when or how the farmers trot in the
crop is hard to set'. But the nop iin,
or we are very much mistaken.
And it does line! With a tlry I
duly and an vainest light, we may
make tpiite a good showing at the end
of the season.
I'KKI'AUK N <?FOR A WINTKK
(i AKDKN.
It is a fact that in this climate a
fall and winter garden eotdd he had
almost for the asking. ur trouble
is that we do not try. During the
latter part of dune we could plain
rutabagas, and other varieties of tor
nips, Irish potatoes, carrots, cucumbers.
sweet eo: 11- oarslev*- Iwcom . . in i
liflower, cabbage. summer radish, kale
and, itu doubt, many other vegetables
that would eonie in lor winter use.
Our gardens fail to he remunerative
often for the reason that we plant
an early sprint' garden, and that i.-*
the last of it. We get vegetables for
two or three months, and during eight
or ten months we get not one thing
from the garden. If we expect to do
that, it would pay us to leave oil' gardening
altogether. We would lind
that for the two or three months timing
the summer almost everybody has
sonie sort of garden, and, eonse?|Uent!y,
vegetables may he bought at
very reasonable price. It is possible
to haw something from your own
oiden the year round. Karly spring,
fall and winter, while vegetables at'"
scarce, it would prove most remunerative
to have vegetables from yout
own garden.
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later. J
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Our rat says In* hears of much '
( (immunity canning t?ointf on through ,
out the county. e
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Mir cat ays the purpose that i
earnest will tiring results.
Our cat says the longest summer 8
day is now past.
Our cat says principle, not schein- t
ing, gets a man along to success. i
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Our cat says one great issue ha- j
( ften saved a nation.
Our cat says boys should he taught '
to work. '1
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Our cat says swift Justice often 1!
works injustice. . >
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After bathing mountain climbers foi \j
years, the great Mount Alagheuz, in "
the Caucasus, has been ascended bv
two American college athletes. This
mountain rises 1.1,800 feet from a
broad plateau 30 miles east of Alex-'-,
andropol, Armenia.
Damp, Changing Weather I
Irings its Toll of Sickness to Union j
People.
Chilly, damp, changing weather is
aril on the kidneys.
I'lveii more irritating are colds,
rip and pneumonia.
They congest the kidneys.
They bring backache ;;n>l Jisorderd
kidney action.
For weak kidneys use a tested rem dy.
Union people recommend I>oan's
\idney Pills. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. K. U. Hrudshaw, l."5 N. Knteru
ise St., Union, says: "I have used
I loan's Kidney Pills otr and on and
hey are splendid. When I catch cold
my kidneys are bound to bother me.
I have a dull, throbbing pain through
he small of my hack. F.very night
he pain kept up and I didn't get
much rest. Mornings I was so sore
mil stiff I had little ambition to do
my work. When I was on my feet,
the trouble was worse. My head felt
l?adly and it seemed as if everything
was floating around. Sometimes
when I stooped it was an effort to
straighten tip. My kidneys dhin't act
right at all. I used Doan's Kidney
I'ills which I bought at the Parr Drug
Store. They quickly relieved me of
my misery and I was able to do my
work again. I always use Doan's
because they are the best kidney
medicine I have ever taken."
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?-get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Bradshaw pad. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Notice of Sale
The State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
County of Union.
K. 1'. Norman, et al, Plaintiffs,
vs.
RiKnv's: llitrnifit T ?w? nt .?1 ?-l
, tuvM VI ai, l'v'l'*IIUants.
In pursuance of an order made in
the above entitled ease, bearing date
October 1.9th, 1921, the undersigned
as Receivers of Rasor's Garage, Inc..
Defendant, will on salesday. July.
1922, during the letral hours of sale
before the Court House door at Union,
South Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder therefor the following described
property, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel 01
lot of land, with a three-story brick
building thereon, situate, lying and
being on the Southeast corner of
Pinckney and Academy Streets of the
said City of Union, County and State
aforesaid, and being known as hots
Xos. 10 and 11 of the properly of .I no
I,. Young, deceased, as appears by a
plat of the same made by J. I,. McPherson,
C. E? in November and December,
1902, fronting on Academy
Street a distance of seventy-three (72)
feet, more or less, and running back
there from to negro church lot, and
along said Pinckney street a distance
of one hundred and twenty-nine (129)
feet, more or less, and being bounded
on the North by Academy street, on
the East by lot of land now or formerly
belonging to Mrs. F. O. Willard,
on the South by lot of land
known as Negro Church lot, and on
the West by said Pinckney Street; 4 he
above described lot of land being composed
of two lots known as lots Nos.
10 and 11 of the Jno. L. Young Virgin
and Academy Street property, and
conveyed to the said Rasor's Garage,
Inc., by deeds dated the l.r>th day of
October, 1919. and recorded in the office
of the Clerk of Court for the
County of Union, State aforesaid, in
Deed Book No. .91, Page 10-1, and on
the 1st day of November, 1919, and
recorded in the said Clerk's Office
in Deed Book No. .91, Page 1(1(5; said
lots being eommonlv known tKr.
property of Rasor's Garage, Inc.
Terms of sale to he GASH, purchaser
to pay for papers, necessary
revenue stamps, and the recording of
same. The sale of the said lot and
land and the building thereupon is
not to include the elevator in the
aid building, not the gasoline tanks
and oil pumps, but the same will be
sold each separately immediately after
the sale of the said lot with
building thereon, each to be sold sop
aratelv and apart from the said lot
and building and each separately and
apart from ech other. Terms of sale
to be CASH for the same.
Kach bidder before being allowed
to bid, shall be required to depos t
with the said Receivers a certified |
check in the sum of Three Hundred
($.',00.00 Dollars, or its equivalent i .
cash, same to become forfeited if Unsuccessful
bidder or bidders fail to
comply; that upon compliance by such
successful bidder or bidders, credit
shall be given on such bid for such
mm so deposited with the said Re
eivers as required hereby, and such
-nni so deposited by unsuccessful bidb-rs
shall be returned to them at the
'inclusion of such sale. That the said
purchaser or purchasers of the said
levator, gasoline tank and oil pumps,
tc\, shall have thirty days in which to
lisconnect and remove the same from
he said building. In event such pur- j
baser or purchasers shall fail to com- I
>ly with bis or their said bid or bills, {
my or all of such property will be
sold on a subsequent salesday at the >
isilv of t f/vrnw??* *\??? /.!* ~ '
v..? .?/? ?.m i j/un nanri \n |mr- ,
hasers. The said property now being S
esold at the risk of the former pur- !
haser.
W. S. McLure,
R. I*. Morgan,
W. S. Nicholson,
Co-Receivers.
Union, S. C., June H, 1922.
Published in The Union Tim' s June i
!, lf? and 22, 1922.
When the king of Siam is attired in
iis full complement of royal robes and
s wearing all his state decorations j
heir value amounts to something like
w iiiiii ooo
DR. H. K. SMITH ;;
Demist ||
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Office Over Kialto Theatre
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to S p. m. ||;
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS*
IF IT IS OOOD DRUOo and good
service you want, go to the Palmetto
Drug Co., Union, S. C.
I'OR SALE?Ford coupe; price very
reasonable for cash. (' nie quick
if you want a bargain. Theodore
Maddox. MlO-Bt
FOR RKNT?Store rooms, $10, $'20,
$20 per month. Apply to C. F.
Halt, railroad crossing, or Mrs
Newell Smith, !" ! Thur-tou St.,
(Jreenville, S. C. G-22-2G
FOR SALE ?121 Overland touring
with top and body burned off. Can
be seen at J. A. Ce ng's resalence
at Monarch. See 11. T. (Jib. on or
write Julian Calhoun, Sparta iburg,
q r1 i?i.i a*~.i I
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GET THE TONIC that u-m-s the work.
Dr. M. D. lluiet's ( !) II II tor. For
sale at the Palmetto Drug Co., Union,
S. C.
MILCH COWS FOR SALE All apres,
some good milkers in the lmneh;
prices reasonable. M. I".. Pittman,
Carlisle, S. C.
AS BARNES' SHOW CASE you pass
by, just pause a little while; look
"Tootsey Wootsey" in the eye and
see the babies smile. 1492-tf
WE CAN NICKEL PLATE your automobile
radiators, head lights, head
light reflectors, spot lights and
bumpers. Never junk a piece of
metal because it looks bad, we can
replate it. Columbia Electro Plating
Works, 1110 Taylor St., Columbia,
S. C. 1382-30t
MONEY TO LOAN on city or country
property in large amounts on easy
terms. S. E. Barron. 1-100-tf
FOR SALE?Soy and velvet beans.
Now is the time to plant. .1. W. Gil
UC1 t,
OUR BUSINESS is tin* drug business.
If we can help you, let us know.
The Palmetto Ding Co., Union,
S. C.
FOR SALE?Knube piano, in splendid
condition, reasonable price. Apply
to Mrs. S. Krass, S. Mountain street.
l.'182-Th-tf
TO MY CUSTOMERS?My delay in
mailing your goods out is e-:plaine I |
by the fact that the branch house
from which 1 receive my goods has
been swamped with summer time
orders for flavoring, etc., and my
order just had to await its turn. I
hope to be able to fill the orders
taken from you for goods to be mailed
within the next few days. T. B
Strange, The Watkins* Man.
fi-2t)-22pd
FOR QUICK SERVICE
PHONE 167
We call and deliver your
clothing in a dust-proof motorcycle.
We remove spots and j
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
I will appreciate it as much or
| more than anyone else.
Hames Pressing
and Repair Shop
Nicholson Bank Building
Phone lf?7
Advertise in The Times: ?et results.
Yesterday the movies,
and to-day another Doug
is born. Pictures of the
children by the children
with a
BROWNIE
Eastman-made
It only takes a few minutes
for us to show the
youngsters, or any beginner,
how to make good
- 1
jnciures wun a lirownie.
Select one from our stock
for your children.
Browniej $2.00 up
At our Kodak counter
UNION I
DRUG STORE
I
Selling
ONE LOT LADII
$1.25 VALUE, i
ONE LOT LADIE!
$1.25 VALUE,
$2.00 VALUE,
75c TEDDIES A'
$1.00 TEDDIES H
50c CORSET CO\
$1.00 BRASSIER!
orr nnioovrnn
| JD~ DKAddlEKd 1
$1.00 CAMISOLE
$1.25 SILK CAMI
BIG VALUES FOF
J.L J
SELLS IT
A LARGE CO
CHARMING SI
For Dress and S
$2.98 t
Black Lace Hats in smart m<
room shapes, with crowns
cords and flowers.
Large Straw Body Hats, trim
GAGE HATS
Women's and Mis
$2
W. L. Douglas Shoe
$5.50 and $6.00
Shoe of quality and st
In brown and black.
We Sell Merchandise
at Lowest-in-the-city I
The \A
S. Krass, Prop.
nOMMMIHMMHHMI
at Cost
5' PETTICOATS,
AT . . . 85c
y GOWNS,
AT ... 851
AT . . $1.49
T . . 50?
iT . . . 75c
AT . . 39c
i AT . . 69?
\T . . . 23c
S AT . . . 75c
SOLES AT . 85c
! LITTLE MONEY
10LLY
FOR LESS
LLECT10N OF
JMMER HATS
emi-Dress Wear
o $4.98
edium sized poke and mushof
silk, finished with silver
inrted with fruits and flowers. I
HALF PRICE
>ses' Strap Pumps
.98
Very attractive for
Summer wear. One of
the smartest things offered
this season in women's
and misses' footwear.
An advantageous
purchase enables
us to make the price
concession.
of Taste and Quality
Prices-for Cash Only.
fonder
Union, S. C.
I
"Standard" Motor Gasoline is
nnitie on siH-citirulioiis consldcrahlv
higher tliun those laid
down by the U. S. Navy to gov- ^[
era its purchases. M
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You buy most
everything
PRACTICALLY everything fi
piano and from shot s to ga
on faith.
This company has kept fuith v
public from the early ?k;ys of A
rioge. I'resent types of motors
of motoring tleiiiam! highly <!
oils atiil gasoline.
What we have striven Cor. and stiecet
is a gasoline that will give ail-arot
modern motor*?net one thai isext
(wo details ami !>u<:'v wanting in oil
A gasoline that is alw?\s satisfuelor
.... ..... n si.sis... *
u|'^ |?*?>? *1 ^ iiiix?* ^ n?1 <I II
htilttucotl. It i? vuHlly superior to on?
Use "Stnu?Ii?r<r\ lli?: Li!a?iii'(l
power ami mileage ai:?l consistent e
STANDARD OIL C
(NEW JERSEY
"STANDAI
Hvil. U. S. I mi Off
The Balanced Cast
Renew tlie health, strength ami vitality of y
hogs ami poultry. (Jet maximum results in
duction. Spring is the time for renewal in i
care for your worn out and sick livestock b>
Remed
They restore health, bring back vigor an<
t production. There is a specific Caro-Vet tr
ablest veterinarians tor each live stock (lis
A Few Special
*-> n w ?
Pr or spring Us
Caro-Vet Condition Pow
horses, miilos and cattle, j>r
Caro-Vet Swine Conditio
dor, price 25c.
Caro-Vet Egg-Producer,
Caro-Vot Tonic, for horsei
and cattle, prico 75c.
ral stores and drug stores, u
isults, or money refunded. 3
ro-Vet Remedies,
ling FREE to oach farmer
icrs' Veterinary Guide", w
treat live stock diseases. 1
EMEDIES CO., Inc., Mi
H. W. EDGAR
A 11
Funeral Director CroS3
And Embalmer ??ttlemen
Ambulance Service 1 th< f |U '
Night Phone 311?Day Phone 129 1407-tf.
Not door to Flynn-Vincent
Shoe Store "The
the Bes
So dense is the population in some Motto
parts of China that millions are HO<*l
forced to live in the water in boats.
I
m mm
; on faith
pom a cigar to a
solitic ii bought
i!ti llic motoring
i? horseless cari
ami conditions
cvelopcd motor ^
?1< <1 in developing,
mil HiitiyfiK'tion in
*t>|>tiouul in one or
ler ways.
y in starting, picknileage
is literally
* that is haphazard,
ine, (or maximum
conomy. -i(
OMPANY
0
RD"
jline!
Us
sence j
ck in 1 /ffi/fflTOflMB
'our horses, mules, cnttlo,
health, growth and proill
nature. You cau beat
' using
lies
1 strength, and increase
eatment prepared by the
lease and disorder.
' Remedies
ie: /""ZX
der for g VJ
ice 75e. / 4}9Br W
n Pow- f IfiRflRk H
, ]>rico \ rfflr
mutes \Jprl
ndor a positive guarantee
if our dealer carries a cornan
authoritative book of
liich given the symptoms
^sk for your copy.
'grz., UNION, S. 0.
Notice
rsons indebted to the Blue
metric Co. will please raako
t with the undersigned. No
son is authorized to collect.
W. S. Nichoson,
Pres. and lYeas.
Best in Drug Store Goods,
I in Drug Store Service."
of the International! Ahation
of Kezall Clubs.