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: SHIRLEY MASON IN "EVEN AS EVE" ADDED A ROLIN COMEDY TOMORROW THOMAS MEIGHAN . . ?.n? "OUR LEADING CITIW I- i Turkey Comes High "Before the war turkeys sold at 12% cens a pound?why have turkeys been exempt from '* "rightful results of deflation? Did Governor Harding and the federal reserve board overlook them? "The season= have not been good for turkeys, the rains have killed many of the little ones?but one can not help suspecting that had 25,000 farmers of South Carolina, who did rot strive successfully against the weevils, devoted time and solicitious care to turkeys, the crop would have f've to ten times larger than it is. "The State congratulates the farmers and their wives and daughters who with diligence and unremitting attention have raised turkeys and now have them to sell at 40 cents a pound ?it hopes that they will receive even better prices for them?but is it not singular that so little of the energy and indusry that were not given to cotton production has been diverted to turkeys ? The cotton crop is "off" about 700,000 bales and turkeys are among tne tew classes 01 ultimate consumers of boll weevils. "Possibly, and probably, more intelligence and perseverance are required to raise a brood of turkeys than to raise a half bale of cotton. Anyway, ten turkeys weighing ten pounds each, are worth in the mar, ket $40 and that is as much as a , third of a bale of cotton fetches.? The State. ? enrriat aovirtisfment STRAYED-?One black mare mule about 6 years old. Left with har-II" ' ness on. Finder please notify M. V. Going, Kelton, S. C. 1540-3tpd FOR SALE?"History of Grindal Shoals and Some Adjacent Families," by Rev. J. D. Bailey. Price fiOc. Stamps or money order. The Times, Union, S. C. 1540-tf Approximately 1,000,000 marriages <ake place each year in the United States. rs. Cora Lilley, of St. Louis, Mo., pi-obably hmolds the record for the number of divorces granted to one woman, she having nine to her credit. , V Do AUc With If you have not yet foun the manifold benefits of a ch you to delay no longer. A check book in your po< bank, gives you the "exact < the money you pay out; il paper; and it enables you t satisfaction. I??rge Enough to Serve Any? c n IZ NATIONA] | GAME WARI The season is now ope this 3tate. The season foi Thanksgiving day, Novemt all hunters before hunting < * of thii state to purchase I of age or sex. There have game wardens and special governor and we are arret for hunting without license hunt is to get your license, the benefit of all hunters, cost $1.10, state licenses coi at several different places in 1 NOTICE OF ELECTION ! State of South Carolina, County of Union. A majority of the freeholders of the City of Union, S. C.. having petitioned the City Council of Union, S. i C-, to order a Special Election in the said City of Union for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters at such election the question of the issuance of One hundred and fifty thou-' sand dollars of Serial Coupon Bonds of the said City of Union, to bear a rate of interest not to exceed five per cent per annum, to run for a period of thirty years, with interest payable semi-annually on the first day of January and the first day of July of each ir.d every year after the issuance of the same, tn<; said bonds to be in denominations of One thousand dollars L?::eh. and the purpose of the issuance \ of the said bonds being to meet the cost of building and improving public -m eet of the said City of Union for the use and benefit of the said City ind citizens thereof; all of which is more fully .s< t forth in the said petition filed with the City Clerk of U11 icn, S. C.: AND, the said City Council at a| special meeting held on the 16th day I f November, 1922, having considered: the s .id Petition; and in accordance1 with Section 3950 of Volume 1 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina (1912), and other provisions of the r.ws of the State, having Ordered the Special Election to be held pursuant to the petition of the majority of the t>oe-holdeis of the said City of Union as fully appears from the minutes of the said meeting?now, pursuant to Cr'er ? the City Council of Union. S. C., NOTICE IS HEItEBY GIVEN, That a Special Election will be held in fciie City of Uiuon, S. C. on the 12th day of December, 1922, upon the quesii n cf the issuance of One hundred* and lifty thousand dollars of Serial Coupon Bends of the City of Union, S. C.. to bear a rate ot interest not to exceed five per cent per annum, to i i'ii for a period of thirty years, with interest payub'e semi-annually on the hrst d yet January and the first day f July of each and every year after the issuance ( f the same, the said In *icir to be in denominations of One thousand d<:!iu> s each, and the purpose, of the said bonds being to meet the opt of buildbsg and improving public siiecfs *f the said City of Union for tin* use and benefit of the said City) and citizens thereof. T!i i ;.v tl.'; said Special Election! hallo's shall he provided in accord- i ance with the laws of the State of! South Care'ina: that upon one form of ballots prepared for those desiring to vote in favor of the issuance of the I Bonds shall be printed the following j words, to wit: "For the issuance of' the bonds"; that upon the other form cf ballots prepared for those desiring! to rote nj*amst the issuance of the bends shall be printed the following \.\ a-, t.< wit: "Against the issu-i ar.ee of the bonds"; and that the voter' shall ind*cate his choice by using one! form or the other of the ballots pre pured. , The Books of Registration will be, opened for said Special Election at| the office of D. W. Mullinax, Munici-; pi i Supervisor of Registration, in the store room of Mullinax-Faucett Clothing Company, on Main Street, Union, South Carolina, and will be kept open for a period of ten days, closing on the 4th day of December, 1922. All t> ose desiring to vote in such Special Election must register; and, in orderj tr register four months residence in i the City of Union previous to the said j election, together with the payment of. aU taxes for the preceding fiscal year ar.d County Registration Certificate are necessary. At the said Special Election the; polls shall be opened at eight o'clock: in the forenoon and shall remain open' u.itil four o'clock in the afternoon; i nnd such election shall be conducted : and held according to the laws ofi South Carolina governing such elec-; lien-. The following are the polling places I and Managers for the said Special j I- lection Ordered, to wit: TTT . , . . Vf it Checks d out by actual experience let-king account, let us urge :ket, with a balance in the :hangc;" a legal rece'pt for F lost you lo3_" only blank ;o pay by mail with entire Strong Enough to Protect All." :eNv^> L. b AN K., )EN NOTICE | n for most of the game in f r partridges will open on | >er 30. The law requires >r taking any of the game lunting license, regardless been a number of deputy officers appointed by the sting hunters every week i. The only safe way to We give this notice for County hunting licenses >t $3.10?they are on sale Union County. Respectfully, . J. B. FOSTER, Game Warden. f?:?-?7 ' ? - v ' -?" /?Z|? - Ward 1?Poiiiog piac* at Z Crush BottlingCompanyOffice Mao. ag?rs: A. B. Brannon, J. H. Blanton, Miss Emma Lea Duckett. ^ Ward 2?Polling place at Smith P-'ock. Managers: J. M. Greer, Mrs. f P. B. Barnes, Frank Hart. ] Ward 3>?Polling place at Union , Bakery. Managers: M. M. Dixon, . Woods Mitchell, J. A. Tucker. Ward 4?Polling place at Fire House. Managers: A. A. Hames, F. A. Johnson, Arthur Lawson. Done and authorised by the City Council of Union, S. C., at Special Meeting held on the 16th day of November, 1922. O. E. Smith, Attest: Mayor. W. D. Arthur, City Clerk and Treasurer. 11-20-30; 12-8 Plan For Weevil Control Recommendations for boll weevil control adopted unanimously at the conference of agricultural scientists and scientific farmers, held in Columbia November 18 on call of Governor Wilson G. Harvey, are as follows: I^oa f itramrifa tuinf am Aim t* L/t on vj v-nt; vy cc v *i a *r uivri i^uai t.'rs, by plowing under cotton and corn stalks and by cleaning terraces, ditch banks and other trash on the farm. Prepare land early and thoroughly. Plant best seed of approved varieties. Among the best varieties are Lightning Express, Cleveland Big Boll. Delta Type and (on wilt-infested land) Dixie Triumph Use fertilizer sufficient, such as would make a bale of cotton per acre in an average season without the presence of the weevil. This will vary on individual farms. Make side applications of soda early, before the first blooms appear. Plant as soon as ground is warm. All cotton in a given community should be planted at about the same time (from the first to the middle of April). Practice frequent shalow cultivation 'o keep up fruiting. Practice thick specing. Practice early square picking if cheap labor is available. This must be done very thoroughly every five days if possible in order to he'effective. Definite recommendations on poisoning are deferred for future consideration by his conference until after the proposed conference at Washington has been held to determine upon the general policy to be recommended for 1923. Develop a fertile soil as the best asset to farming under boll weevil conditions. Wright Funeral Held At Tennessee Church Memphis, Nov. 19.?With the impressive ritualtiistic service of the Roman Catholics church, the body of Gen. Luke E. Wright, secretary of war in President Roosevelt's cabinet, for seveal years governor general.of the Phillipes and ambassador to Japan, was laid to rest today in Forest Hill cemetery in the presence of hundreds of Tennessee citizens who gathered to honor his memory. Flags throughout the city were at half mast and in obedience to a general order issued last night by Secretary of War Weeks flags at every army post in the country were disi played at half staff throughout the day. Funeral services for the distinguished Memphis man were held at St. | Pet er's Catholic church, the Rev. J. j L. Pastorelli, 0. P., officiating. He I was assisted by a number of other priests of the diocese. Special music Dy mc cnoir was given. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO $20,000 CANNERY MOTIC12: All whose iiuim^ appear aelow with five stars mo> ?:a!l upon i*aul E. NNilbu i Secretary-Treasurer. and get their stock certificate. The cert ifii atea are rcad> for deli* ery i cwisj M. Rice *** 2(10.00 C K Hughes * ?A**50.00 M. Wh.te *** *50.00 un: iierelov 11/ . ... . **50.00 I*' H (iHrta ^ *****50.iu E. iMinter ...... * 50.00 hi. Russell J 't< r *****50.00 R. W. Beaty *** 60.00 J. F. McLure ** 50.00 W. iJ. Wood *50.00 H. L. Davis . * 50.00 J. R. Whitnur* . **** 50.00 Sam Kassler ... "... **** 50.00 Roy Willeford ....... **"**60.00 I C R ia.i'Casifi 50.\K J. V. Askew * 50.00 .viacDRin xoung **4 **60.00 E. M. Garner * *60.00 W. C. WiTburn ' 50.0(; 1 M jbley Jeter, Jr. . . . * 50.00 L. G. Young 50.90 P. J. Piirham . . **60 00 ; Dr. .J. W. Buchan.tr. . . . *****50.00 H .J. West *****5#.0U ' J D. Hancock * * *60.00 Dr. W. N. Glymph .... *****50.00 , F. Kennedy . . . . *****50.09 , Guyan Austell *** 60.00 , L. J. Browning . . . * 50.00 ' L. W. Stone 60.0( ' F. W. Carnell * 50.00 Union Filling Station . . . ** *50.00 A. G. Kennedy ** * 50.00 ' Victor Smith * 50.00 ( Jno. W. GVegory . * '*50.00 ! R. N. Sprouse **5(V.OO " W. W. Johnson . . . ** *50.00 ? C. B. Sparks ** :,0.0" 1 T. B Gault * 50.00 Dr. A. P. McElroy .... *****50.0n George Willard * **50.00 Gordon Bishop . . .. . *****50.00 R. T. McMehan * 50.00 ft. H. Harris Mr?. John R. Mathis . . . 60.00 J. Cohen Co 160.00 Citizens National Bank . . ** 60.00 j H. C. Wilhurn . . 60.110 Dr. Theo. Maddox .... * 50.90 * f Miss Edna Tineiey . ^ . . 60.00 Bi*d)sy*B?6*i Co. . . . .. ^ 604)0 W. 9._H?Lurs . . ? ?100.00 ^ B ?MMBkv fH-00 P. D. Birob ? Um/W Jmon i>^kcry O.OO j Will Humphries ..... 0.00 Mm. Ida Bailey . . *. . . ** 50.00 Lewi* M. Gault 80.00 W. B. Murphy 60.00 R. W. Beaty (additional) 60.00 D. Norman Jones 60100 C. C. Sander* . . . . . 60.00 C. K- Morgan 60.00 R. Lee Kelly 60.00 Thos. McNally 60.00 C. Allen 60.00 P. B. Wilburn 60.00 Consolted Ice 4k Fuel Co. 50.00 Roy Willeford (addit.) . . 60.00 Union Marble 4k Gran. Co. 60.00 A. W. T. Ravenscroft . . . 60.00 B. B. Going ....... 50.00 I. K. Brennecke " 50.00 Dr. O. L. P. Jackson . . . 60.00 Storm's Drug Store . . . '60.00 J. M. Wood 60.00 B. A. Owens 60.0i> I. A. Hollingsworth . . 50.0t T. J. Vinann <i. O. E. Smith . * 60.00 Herbert Smoak . . - . . 60.00 Thos. H. Howe . *50 01 Mrs. P. B. Barnes .... ** *60.00 Cash ...... Mrs. L. M. Jordan . . . . 6O.O1 L. B. Godshall .... . 60.0. W. J. Tucker W. B. Aiken * 50.0. ft. E. Foster * 50.0' Eagle Grocery Co. . . . . * 60.0' Mrs. Jno. R. Mathis . . . 100.0. Lewis M. Rice 100.0' Cash . 100.0< Dr. J. W. Buchanan . . . * .">0. > J. E. Kelly .... 5 ' *50.0<' I. From W.?J Louis Jolly ... . 0 J. L. Bolton * *500.0' Dr? F. M. Ellerbe MM* W. T. Powell * 60.00 W. T. Sinclair 50.00 S. Krass * 50.0' J. L. Duncan 50.m C. E. Bailey **50.0.1 William Coleman *500.001 S. R. Lybrand **50.0H. Haydock &? ? J. V. ivey " j E. Nicholson - 5lOo| L. L. Wagnon ...... 50.0. Thos. J. West * 50.001 T. F. Wallace . 60.0? Cash **** 50.0. T. A. Murrah ** 50.00 Mrs. H. L. Gaffney . . . *50.00 J. Ben Foster ...... * *50.00 j F. M. Moore w T. E. Bailey * *50.00 J. J. Willard ...... BO.Ot'l p r? wuu-? v. ?? <umiiia . - . . ----- o\|.v?' ] S. R. Garner . . *50.00 H. W. Edgar * 50.00 John H. Wilburn * 60.00 Roy Burney 50.00 J. Wiley Sanders * *60.00 A. Kerhulaa 1 ***50.00 J. C. Mitchell 50.fDr. D. H. Montgomery .... 50.0 W. R. Jolly ........ 60.00 L. D. Smith . 50.0o J. A. Going 60 00 R. J. Allen *****60.00 J no. R. Mathis 50.00 C. R. Wilburn . . . , \ . 50.00 Davis Jeffries * *50.00 Iim Mae Wilburn 50.00 T. C. Duncan . .'. . . *****100.00 J. M. Bates J****50.00 Norman-Murphy Co. . . . * * 50.0 Dr. Geo. T. Keller .... * ** *50.00 J. W. Gilbert 50.00 Crescent Filling Station . ** *50.00 Mrs. L. B. Jeter. Jr. 60.On R. P. Jeter * 60.00 Miss Mary Emma Foster ****50.00 C. H. Peake ....... *50.00 Grover C. Wilburn * . , . "****50.ii;? Mrs. Ora B. Fant .... *60.00 J. B. Betenbcugh **50.00 Cash * 60.00 Cash * *60.00 W. T. Jones ^*50.00 'no. R. Mathis (additional) . . 50.00 Stuart Smith *50.00 W. H. Gibson * **60.00 Frank Clay 50.00 B. L. Fowler 60.00 I. From (additional) . . . * 60.00 Mrs. May C. Peake .... *60.00 N. C. Palmer *50.00 G. Epps Tucker *****50.00 J. A. Hollingsworth (addit'al) -60.0'! J. E. Tinaley * 50.00 A. A. Hames . . . , 60.0C< H. B. Jennings ,.?... *****50.0t? B. B. Anderson ** *50.00 Mrs. Hettie V. Foatsr . . ****60.00 L. B. Jeter, Sr. . . v . . . *****50.(k? Robt. J. Fowler * ***50.00 T. M. McNeil . . . . ~. . 50 oo C. T. S. Wilburn . i . . . * *60.00 R L. McNally * 50.00 J. R. Charles * 50.00 L. J. Browning (addit'nal) * 50.00 Cash * 50.00 R. Lee Kelly (additional . * *60.00 W. H. Wilburn **50.00 J. A. Smith *****50.0C I C. Cudd . . *60.00 T. A. Littlejohn 60.00 I. B. Kelly . . . . x. . . . 60.00 W. W. Wood . . . . . 50.00 Reuben Lindsay 50.0O J. W. Lipscomb **50.00 D. B. Free . . L 50.0? Robert Little * *50.00 F. L. Calvert 50.03 r. J. Bishop * 50.00 ?. Krass (additional) . . . * *60.00 ?. A. Onr . . . SO.th i f. O. Harris * 80.00 Brown Bros 50.00 Total $11,400.00 Amount subscribed in produce . . . . . , 1,160.00 Grand total $12,656.00 We want more subscriptions. Wilt rou not takg one or more shares ? Union Cnnniaf 6 Products Co., Lewis SI. Rice, Vrw iM $!: !'; TC "' New Price This is t Touring many ne inan top, Buy no* ONE CARLOAl ANDEH -v. i 1| ?"M 11I I i 11 n 11 m 11111 1 1 1 Just | Tho Rinr I I IIU Ulg IS ] LADIES' I CHILDREN'S LADIES' WO' LADIES' S1L1 f CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S | LADIES' $4/ I BLANKETS, 1 BLANKETS, I HI l?At! I If iul VESTMENT STORE DDI 1NG ON. I I. Money ' il 11II111 11 11 I 1 I 1 I ?I 111 H I Russia Threatened By Foreign Capital Say# Lenin* Moscow, Nov. 19.?"Ths questions of finance and collection of taxes are hte moat important problems facing Russia," writes Premier Lenine to the Financial Workers Congress, now asaembled in Moscow. "Unless these )URING C, 5 ^jjj^ he lowest price at which Car has ever sold?and w improvements, including it is a bigger value than e\ r. Terms if desired. ) OF FORD CARS ARI 'SON MOT Ml A M V Phone ZUh-W ? _ 1 1 III I II I I 111 1 I I I I III 11 111 I M ?Rcmir Sale at I. Fro V*' . * MOW LTS . COATS OL SKIRTS . . $1 [ JERSEY PETTICOATS SHOES . . SCUFFERS . . IND $5 SHOES . . EXTRA SIZE . , IIG PLAID - , . ! I ARE LOOKING FOI 5 IN MERCHANDISE, RING THE BIG SAL1 f?uri 's Worth or Mone ] I I I 1 1 11 II I 1 I 1 HI H 1 I I li 1 1 > *-: questions are solved at once, there is no way to safeguard Russia's independence from international capitalists." Lenine urges that unified efforts be ' made to raise ttirf roller* 1 taxes to provide mean* properly to ' conduct state institutions. There are 200,000 diabetes in the United States. * * * 4} " ^ > / . ^ ' / >^6*. , 111 ii i i ????? i _ TH v I ' > I \R 1JP . rKJ . F. O. B. * DETROIT the Ford II with the \ ? % the one | rer before. ; RIVED TODAY. 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