The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 01, 1922, Image 2
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an second class matter.
Time* Htiildinc Main Street
Bell Tclcuhone No. I
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One \ ar .14 O't
Six V "it h< 2.0't I
1 hi ev \1 >nlhs t 00
\DVF.R riSEMENTS
>io- s'j .ii (Ir-1 insertion . . f 100 j
K?ory - iih-e.iuont Insertion f>0
ill- r a > notices. Church and l.odrft
nutii i > and notice? of |<ul>lic meet nil/ ?. illt
-1 tat ii i .ni? and Card- of Thank- will !>
eli:irv:? t! tor it the rate of one cent a word, ;
ash iii i'i nit'anyinif th?- order. Count the i
Aords an I > mi wi'l know what the cos:
Will he
MK Mill". It OK ASSOCIATED PRESS
If. \ ... inti .l Pros* 1-t i-xrluxlvcly <-n- >
title.I > tin. u-r f..r repiil.lirntion of news
ili.p.'iti lit < oii .lit.il i,. it or not otherwise'
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TI KSDAY. Al'Cl'ST 1. l'.UJ.
\ N INN IIA I ION TO I'll K DOI Itll\?i
1 IIO.M ASKS.
I ht-i'lty e\timl an invitation t?> tin
(iniilit ;ny Tilt.mast's tn \ i -il our fanning
factory .'tiitl s with their ??.* 11
eyes that we have tomatoes, thou san.ls
anil thousand of them. On yi st nlay
wo took in oxai tly four tons, X.tiuo
pounds; ami tin y arc rolling in today
hy the wat'.on |.<a?l. Totlay it will he
necessary f,,r n> to run ten hours to
y?t tin- four t?.n< into runs. Several
1 uiull'ci! cases will he the outp :t of
the day. Who saiil we wouhl noi
yet eiiouyh tomali t . (ill a one
horse wairou"? It tool. $<5n, exactly,
to pay the tanners for the four l< ns
t.f tomatoes hioill'ht in yesterday. Today
We tin11re that we will yr? t an
equal amount. In faet we are n<>\v
in -1 heifinninjr to tret tin* real quality
tomatoes, ami they at> tine; thus
atrain beiiti; aMe to tr:\e the h ?r elauirh
to our eritics who said we
eoiihl not tret the farmers to plant any
tomatoes, ami It' We nteeeeded in that,
the predietion was made that t ho
fanners would fail to make tomatoes.
Come on up and let its show yon how
trreatly you were mistaken and how
unjust you have been in your eriti
t ism. It has been a matter of amazement
to me that then1 should ha\e
been launched sueh an avalanehe of
criticism, eritiei m without any dive
titration, atrainst this enter,nist
at every step. 1 did not real/.e how
hitter and how unwarranted and unjust.
it was until 1 be trait to take an
inventory. Here have been some of
the steps: "You cannot tret $.">,000
subscribed " Wo Vinvo
thnn $12,000, and the way IS clear to
P'et the $20,000. "You cannot build a
bouse"?but the house is there. "You
cannot ^et farmers to raise tomatoes.'*
Rut they have, as we can prove
if you will come and see. It took me,
aided faithfully by Miss Ma'aha
Smith, just, three months to >ret the
farmers to siirn up. Rut wo trot 100j
acres. That's fact, and I can -how,
you the contracts. "This (innate doe.; j
not suit tomatoes," but it does. "You'
cannot sell your product." but 1 tell
yon we can. We have already four
houses that ha\e offered to handle our
product for us. Onrt low-down sneak i
-aid. ulnn he aw the building pfointfl
up: "I'nion will have a tire pretty'
- ion." He may rest assured that
fr .iii boiler to smallest machine, house,
and all, we tun insured, and intend to
keep the plant insured. The low-down
sneak who said that is lacking in cv-'
i ry moral instinct. "You have no
business sense; a business man nii^li*.
cii by \vi:h it, but \<mi cannot.'' To1
this I can say that if there is a bus-1
iness n an in I 'nion, banker or nier-1
? hunt or what not, who ran take the
paltry sum that we have ha<l at our
<h 11' * - a I III" I do 11 lot e \\ it h it. we would
t he to sec him do SO ill ol'del
that we mic'ht take otF our hat
to him -You know nothing about
a canniiitr factory." That wac
t'ue, lut i- not. We now know
>iuite considerable about a canninir
t'ai tory. Tin - one t h i n >.>- w do know:'
on r.iii l huilii a ennnim? fact' ry on
hot air, nor I?is talk. In the b? . >riliinjr
I aid this wis one i nter|>i i a*
tlat I intended to put throned; not
e.llowinr it to stop at the tilthii</
taue. It. is there, ami it is o.r-ra.
in}', anil it, is j/oinir to succeed. Tk r? j
.Mi- several reasons why it. is f*oir.?* loj
succeed: Wr an1 not loaded with hi ;!i
salaried officials. The production is
now an assured fact, thanks to our
eiier?ry and to the ravages of the ho'l
weevil and th,? enoperatlon >f the j
farmers. We are ready to ran live'
different products, and we will i; !
them, too. If we succeed In tfcttin '
ten or twelve ears of tomatoes for oi r
season's output, we will, we boie\e,
make a small profit. "You will irwer
yet the subscriptions paiil up"; ihel
was another prediction, adverse ai d
unkind. Look at tb<' list as published
today and then have the yrace to come j
* and own that you were mistaken I
True, there have been a dozen hard
i
jlaces that would have caused n..?ny
to quit an<l give up. We understand C
now why so many such enterprises upo
tail. But did you ever stop to consider
that of every hundred men who ;:o *into
business seventy-five to niin ty ru"
per et nt of them fail? What about
??p
that? The truth of it is, many peo.
pie, from the very first, took the \\ho!e|
thine as a joke. Instead of lending a
hand, they stood off and jrave jocular '
*4Pl
\oiee to their disbelief. But the s;.l>.
. ,. . , SCO
seription list shows that manv were
\V II
willing to help. And here and thus- cor
we have hail a staunch advocate - pre
some of them men and some of theiiij ^at
l 1
women, A year from now, God will-1
' hij;
ii e. you will scc? many others fallin; I
in line with us. Our plans are to can i ,jij
five crops of 200 acres each of as tar
many differ out products next round,j '
and also to conduct a farmers* mar "
. , ,1 nt,i
ketinu bureau, buying and selling > ' |
quantities, farm products. And tb 0 j as
idea is not chimerical; it Is most prac- of
tieai. Many of our slyest critics have, he?
i not even had the tM'ace to investigate j
our plans. One year from todav we
| au<
i,vpe. t to have the two remaining h?ls.aj
which we have purchased occupied by | me
t uildiiiKS that will enable us to carry j
'hh
Kvery day farmers are conilne to usi ..
] ot
and snyinir: "I did not plant tomatoe-|
this year, hut 1 will go in another] mi
year and plant more than one crop of] be
the products that you will can." Thisl u 1
i as we expected. It was a pretty!
hard tiling for a farmer to sign up
to plant for us when we hat! not even
;t lot upon which t<> build. Many people,
farmers and other folks as well 1 jJO
walk by sight, not by faith. Now that i pi^
we have the plant, and see reasonable! tai
success ahead, it will be a much eas-i
Vc
ler th.ng to get farmers to plant for
us. Tomatoes, beans, beets, cabbage >
and potatoes?these are the five items $41
we propose canning. With no malice ot
whatever against the doubting Thorn (
no
ases, we again extend them an invitation
to come up and see some real to '
matoes, thousands of them, and see i set
also, that we are able to can four ton- shi
i ,
in on,, dav. Kven mv friend, Mr. It |
. ]
I'. Harrv, said to me: "Vou will not.
I to
use all this carload of cans in a year."
lie is changing his mind, 1 daresay, dir
for we are using more than 200 cases I'r
a day of 22 cans to the case. Today
\\e telegraphed for two Inore cars of S"'
i SKI
cans. Brother Harry is inv.ited to ijn
come up. j bn
; . ; UK
Our cat says the popular idol of to-1 (. {
Cay is forgotten tomorrow. i,lV
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I
Our cat says help mart- hus ine.s coi
good by paying up as far as you can. I"'
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Our cat says soft words often hidt *'u
, g'K
claws.
ar?
1 L III
Our cat, says you can find out how v
many mean things you have done by
entering politics. ; a I
. I att
Our cat says 2100 women enrolled
on the democratic club rolls of the,
eig
county. jMU
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Our cat says Union county will be i '
the richer when it feeds itself. sal
t hi
Our cat says you should see our can- '
air
ic-ry m operation.
era
Our rat says can now, <>r be canned1
hereafter. , bu<
| goi
Our cat says ? k^s may be expected. < ??>
when the hens sintf.
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Our cat says a divided mind lead
the feet to .valk in a meanderinr
path. j ba<
cip
Our eat -<a an accurate prnn i^ i.f ni\
little use in an unsi. ?dy hand.
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Our cat says faith moves forward
1 ti
where unbelief falters.
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Our cat. says a moon-struck lover i;| for
amusing to all save himself.
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Our cat says count your blessings!
ami your misfortunes will appear an
smaller j bai
Our eat says those who will not
obey the laws should be forced to do
., I
-x j ry.
(ur oat says condemnation based
n partial information often errs.
)ur cat says skin your eyes be fore
inn upon the tirade crossing.
rohibition Navy"
Has Made Good
Detroit, .Mich., Aug., I.?Michigan's
rohibition Navy," said to have been
ffed at by government officials in
ishington, has been vindicated, acding
to James It. Pavis, federal
diibition office for Michigan and
her of the "navy" idea,
fhe "navy" consists of a fleet of
:h powered launches that pat rob
troit river to retard the flow ol
fit liquor into Michigan from Onio.
Since it began operation .Iul>
the fleet has seized and confiscated
boats used by alleged lum run
rs. These boats have an aggregatt
lue of $22,000 to the government
they are held in bond. Expense!
i l,.. ,1,...in.* ll,? Ii.nu l,.,,..
?n loss than $0,000, including tin
yinal investment for the fleet.
Mr. Davis estimates that at |>ubli<
L'tion the seized boats v. ill bring
least $15,000, giving the govern
tit a elear profit to date of $0,000
id the "navy" stiil is in opera'ion
\ Davis points out. m
1'he oflieer says he argued in favot
the fleet for months before tin
ishitigton officials, who opposed th<
dot-taking on the grounds it wouh
too expensive, yielded to hij
shes.
merican Pigs to be
Exhibited in Rio de Janeirc
Chicago, 111., Aug. 1.?Forty-tw<
nine aristocrats, veritable super
rs with the perkiest of little serev
Is and double chins in endless un
lations, will be shipped from Nev
irk August 8 to the Centennial Ex
sition at Kio de Janeiro, Brazil.
This prize herd which is valued a
5,000 was selected from among 2<
the most carefully bre Poland
ina herds in Illinois. At the ex
sition they will come in eompe
ion with prize swine front all ovei
* world, inclutling the Brazilian de
ndants of prize-winning Berk
ires imported by the Brazilian gov
intent years ago.
Brazil is destined to rank secom
the United States in swine-produe
r, in the opinion of Guy II. Hall
ector of the National Institute o
ogressive Farming.
'It is important to the world's fooi
pply that Brazil's agrarian expan
n should be along progressive
os," said Mr. Hall. 'That pure
i?d cattle, hogs and sheep produc
?re meat and more profit to th
ower no longer requires argument
azil is alive to the fact and her liv
ick exhibit will be one of the great
t ever held. The Brazilian farmer
i> more progressive than general 1
dorstood in this country. They ar
ge buyers of American farm im
ments and in their vast fields mak
jch use of American tractors."
"Pigs is pigs," added Mr. Hal
ut these Illinois Poland-Chinas ar
ambassadorial significance. The
ing the breeders of the two cour
es into acquaintance, anil this i
e slow, sure course of trade e.\
nsion."
ive Cent Cigar
Has "Come Back'
Chicago, 111., duly 31. ?By the As
riated Press).? Housed from it
irihund lethergy by the demand u
paiaies 01 mousanus 01 smoKen
five cent cigar is hack with it
lit i colored banners streaming.
In shop windows and on ciga
inters everywhere the nickle sniok?dn.t,
which disappeared back ii
r days, is being displayed in a pro
ion of shapes and varieties, whil
rantic bill board advertisement
sending forth their message o
s return t > nonualcy in the tobacc
rid.
'What the country needs most i
good five cent cigar,' i- a remarl
ributed to Mark Twain. Am
ise smokers who saw the one tinv
l? cent brands mount to six, seven
lit and sometimes ten cents, dur
r the period of soaring prices, nov
re plenty to select from.
1'ohacco merchants, cigar whole
< rs and tobacconists all admit tha
five cent cigar is the fastest mov
t article in the trade but they dis
ree as to its merits. Retail d. al
; are inclined to the belief that i
as good as many of the old brand
lich climbed during the war. To
co merchants say it can't be a
od as the old stand-by because th
in 111 <111 i i?11 > <iii(i i <t i ii> i n i
ove the old level and manufac
eiH say it isn't as good as tli
kle favorites of pre-war days.
"We can't get enough live cen
fers," said a salesman in a loop to
[-co shop. '"We have pretty goo
ars at that price now, however, am
' customers buy so many I kee]
? boxes on the counter. If I pu
in in the case I would be bus
uling them out and returning them
e two for a quarter is done for, i
r opinion. The public wants fiv
iters for every day and ten cent
Sunday.
Among the peasantry of Spanis
licia, the women work hard all thei
es, i nd are usually much stronge
(1 better developed than their hus
nds, over whom they rule.
typewriting is suggested by om
tor as a good change of occupatioi
people who are inclined to "wor
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Notice Application For I^h
Charter and Meeting of ?Si
Stock Subscribers
4
Application for Charter and Mecti ig #4
of Stock Subscribers.
Notice is hereby given that after | X
three days publication hereof the un. ^
dcrsigned will apply to the Secretary
of State of South Carolina for a Char- fJi
ter to be issued to and in the name of
i "SHAPIRO'S, Inc.", a proposed cori
poration under the laws of the State X
of South Carolina; and in accordance i ^
I with law, the undersigned will, aftei *? *
I the expiration of the said period of
time, file the reuuired declaration with 4*1
' the Secretary of State, of South Car- ^
i olina. ?
The principal place of business of X
the proposed corporation will be in ^
the City of I'nion, South Carolina; ^
I the general nature of business pro- 4*1
- josed to be done is dealing in retail ^
dry goods, shoes etc., and conducting
, a general mercantile business; the ^
5 proposed corporation is to have all
the rights, powers and privileges of
business corpora*ions under the gen- J
eral laws of tii" State of South Caro- 4^
Una; and the authorized capital stock Jfc
r of the said proposed corporation will X
be Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) V
divided into One Hundred (100)
shares of the par value of One Hun- 4X1
dred Dollars I *100.90) each. 4?<
The meeting of the subscribers of
. the capital stoi k of the proposed cor- J
. poration will he held at No. 5 Main ^
I Street, in the City of Union, South *4?
; Carolina, on the -1th day of August, ?*l
1922, at six o'eloek in the afternoon, 4J1
and at such times and places to which ^
the said meeting may he adjourned,
t for the purpose of perfecting the or- ^
ganization of the proposed corporation.
> .Mi Uhea Shapiro, 4*1
N. Shapiro, ^
f Corporators. Jt
Union, S. C. duly III. 1922. ^
t 1445-31 V
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1 Palm Beach Suits
I ? . i
Cleaned 2
:
We can clean and press your <?
Palm Beach suit very quickly ^
these days. We have the
. equipment and the know how. V
Give me a trial. Will appre-i'V
ciate it as much or more than =
any one else.
f Plicae 167 and we will call
promptly and return your suit
' lqoking like new. i(i
li
Hames Pressing &
^ Repair Shop
Nicholson Bank Bids.
1 Phone <^>9 and motor cycle a
s will calf. oi
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e " c'(
ALL KINDS OF (
CEMETFRY WORK f'
hi
1, Union Marble & Granite Co. n
e . h
v Main St. Union, S. C. M
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TIRES & TUBES
As good onyour
automobile as Act ,,
were (mi your bicycle
I. ?
? JETER BROS., Santuck
f MUTUAL SUPPLY
CO* Carlisle
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* All fl.l .1. 'I'll- Ti?ine ..^.....11.
t.w 1IIC A ?mvo iwuun. I 11 ]
S. S. S. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thiniimbs! SBiw
,| Mon enfl women,?whether you will (
ever bul'-l yourself tip to your normal.
i' jusi-rignt weight depends on the num- i
Der of blood-rells In your blood. That'a
nil there Is to It. It's n solontlfie fact.
y u your blood-cell factory Isn't working
right, you will bo run-down, thin, ,
' your blood will b? In disorder, and I ?
n perhaps your face will bo broken out
with pimples^ blackheads and erup<'
Hons. S. X. S. keeps your blood-cell
factory working 'till tlino. It helps j
build new blood-cells. That's why I
8. 8. 8. builiis up thin, run-down people.
It puts firm flesh on yonr bones, It I
rounds out your face, arms neck,
n limbs, tho whole body. It puts tho
"pink" in your cheeks. It takes tho j
hollowncss from tho eyes, ami It fools i |
r Father Time by smoothing out wrinkles
in men and women by "plumping" ?
them up. s, 8. 8. Is a remark.n/l<> _
blood-purifier. While you are getting
plump, your skin eruptions, pimples,
blackheads, acne, rheumatism, rash,
i' tetter, hlobhes are being removed. 00
The medleinal Ingredients of 8. 8. 8.
1 are guaranteed purely vegetable. 11,1
8. 8. 8. is sold at all drug stores, in two Y<
| sizes. The larger ?Uo to tho mora
economical,
The Ke)
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Have Yo
You a
lwinrt ir
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have an?
them v
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Cabinet
Orescen
m$m$i
To Clean Off Graveyard
Everybody that has family connecons
buried at (lilead cemetery are reuested
to meet Thursday, August 3
)22, and clean oir the graveyard.
1444-2tpd
Notice to Stockholders
Pursuant to a resolution adopted at
meeting of^ the Board of Directors
f Carolina Remedies Company, held
pon due notice, at the office of said
inipany, on Main street, Union, S.
'., at 4 o'clock P. M., on the twentvmrth
day of .July, 1922, the stockolders
of said company are hereby
otiffed that a meeting of said stockolders
will be held at 4 o'clock P.
!., on the seventeenth day of August,
>22, in the office of said company,
i Main street, Union, S. C., for th-.'
Lirpose of considering and acting
pon the matter of increasing the
ipital stock of said company from
s present authorized capital of
250,000, or 25,000 shares of $10 par
due each to an authorized capital
' n< xi .-di.-.g $1,000,000, or 100,)0
shares of the par value of $10
ieh.
J. W. Buchanan,
President.
F. J. Parham,
Secy, and Treas.
ilv 25, Aug 1-8-15.
Notice of Final Discharge
t.ite of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that on the ?
1th day of August, 1922, at 11 o'clock
m., in the Court of Probate for said
unity, the undersigned will make his
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nal settlement as Guardian of the JI
state of Isabel Jeter, Minor, and ^
lat thereupon he will apply to the
ldge of said Court for his final disinrge
as such Guardian.
Willie Giles Jeter.
This I Oth day of July, 1922.
Published in The Union Times fot ^
i days. 7-11-18.25; 8-1
Stftte Campaign Meetings
HI
York, Wednesday, August 2.
Winnsbnvo, Thursday, August 3.
Chester, Friday, August 4.
Union, Saturday, August 5.
Rest eight lays.
Newberry, \Iond ?v, August 14 ,s*
Greenwood, Tuesday, August lr>.
I .aureus, Wednesday, August 1(5.
Abbeville, Thursday, August 17.
MeCormiek, Friday, August 18.
Anderson, Saturday, August 19.
Walh illa, M nday, August 21.
Piekens, Tuesday, August 22.
Greenville, W? dnesday, August 2J.
( ntrnry, Thursday, August '24.
Spartanburg, Fridnv. August 2f?.
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H. W. EDGAR
Undertaking Parlors
('alls answered day and night
Prompt and Efficient Service
fay Phone 129?Night Phone 311 p(
It is estimated that there are 7.r>,0,000
tons of freight annually mov- W
i? into and out of the Port of New 1
>rk by rail and 40,000,000 tons by I
samship. ,
entid
fs Are All
u the Rigli
re requesl
t the keys
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get the Ki
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iSjfclSF^W^ Winter Cold and i
HBjrwS^Mrf>.^r I of Green Stuff in
I Feed Leaves Live S
Run Down Condil
Renew t.ic lionlth, strength and vitality ol
bogs and ponltry. (let maximum results
dnction. Spring is lite time for renewal i
care for your worn out and sick livestock
Rem(
They restore health, oring back vigor i
W production. There in a specific Cnro-Vet
1 ablest veterinarians lor each live stock
1 A Few Special s?V
I For Spring I
\ Caro-Vet Condition Pi
\ horses, mules and cattle,
Caro-Vet Swine Condi
jflGsSG M Caro-Vet Egg-Produi
Caro-Vet Tonic for lior
and cattle, price 75c.
Sold by general stores and drug stores
of satisfactory results, or money refunded.
plete line of Caro-Vet Remedies.
We are sending FREE to each fnrmi
18 pages "Farmers' Veterinary Guide",
and tells how to treat live stock diseases.
CAROLINA REMEDIES CO., Inc., ]
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?ECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS same
us.
OVER A L SMALL TRACTS of land uP?n
^^ i ? i ii a. _ a. nlp?
ivi lyuit^ hiuuiiu iiii* ufput at | 1?"
Lockhart Junction, at bargain' "" ""j
prices. See K. P. Kelly & Bro., The U,b 1
Land Men. 1442-tf 77?"'
Price
ON ICY TO LOAN on city or country lisle,
property in large amounts on easy ^
terms. S. E. Barron. 140t>-tf iw
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EMOVAL NOTICE ? Our store so,lul
which was destroyed by fire has
been rebuilt and we have moved in j"7)x ^
and are leady for business. IVo_ J
pies Supply Co. 1445-4t
Eapt
:ll the original watkins au*1
Products. Good city territory still help
open. Get our wonderful offer and IS ,n'
free samples. Write today. The J. ~
It. Watkins Co.", Dept. 79, New ^
York, N. Y. 144f>-f?tpd . .'pl
Price
>R RLN f - Five upstairs rooms in Soutl
my residence on South Church St.
All modem conveniences. Right
price. Mrs. R. M. Rates. It lAA
ceptn
for f
K BKG to inform our friends and est.
customers that wo have moved into ity ft
our remodeled store, and will be ty.
glad to see you. Peoples Supply throu
Co. 1445-41 treas
>R SAI.R?One good Jersey cow
with calf ten days old. Thos. 11. WANT
Rurton, 61 age Ave. ltpd famil
ANTED?Room and board with fo?* t
private family, close in, by young town
lady. Answer P. O. Box 441. Emm
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T
t your horses, mulos. ealtle,
iu health, growth ami i?ro?
n all nature. You caa Lest
by using
idies
md strength, and increase
treatment prepared by the
disease and disorder.
Remedies
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NIfgra., " UNION, S. 0. |
IE PLEASED to announce that
:ive removed into our new store,
! old stand where the fire got
Our friends are invited to call
us in our new quarters. PeoSupply
Co. 1445-4t
""OR SALE?Duroc-Jevsey pigs
titled to registration; all ages.
, <sr. no M p
TV.V</. I??, IV. I ILUllilll, Vvttl*
s. c.
[ALE?One Jersey cow giving
gallons milk a day. Price reaule.
Frank Mapper field.
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UPPER AT PUTMAN?There
be a box supper at Putman
ist church Saturday night,
ist 4. The proceeds will go to
paint the church. Everybody
vited. 1444-2t
:ENT- -Rooms for light houseng.
'All modern conveniences,
i reasonable. Call at No. 101
1 Street, Union, S. C. 1441-tf
UNION NATIONAL FARM
N ASSOCIATION Is now acng
applications from farmers
arm loans at C per cent inter
This is a wonderful opportun>r
the farmers of Union counFarmers
interested can apply
igh R. L. Kelly, secretaryurer
of th? local association.
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KD?Position as teacher In
y by. lady of refinement ?and
re, with experience and love
he work. Country or small
preferred. Address Miss
a Ross, Sharon, Cia..
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