The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, November 21, 1922, Image 4
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Wc wish to tiiank our friends for
the kindness shown us in the death,
of our brother, W. H. Chalk. May I
in the Air
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ng Garments for C.hslor,
each $1.09 to $1,50 |
a Sm:s? 2 io yea*"s, 1
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ngth Munsng Union
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d Pan's for,
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$8 00
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a Wool SOk and Wool
. .$1.50, $2.00, $2.50
ire of Furs just received
rf styles,
.... $5.00 to $75.00
Bootees, Knf* Caps,
, Ves's, Wool Flannels,
act, ve s~e*:ia!'7e on
ig pre^y for bab?es'
1 GOADS CO. |
God bless each one.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brainlctt
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These modem sophisticated if l\s
knod everything their mothers knew
at their age.
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TODAY
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a GEORGE ADE story
"OUR
! LEADING CITITEN"
A Paramount Picture
A great story written es,
pecially for the star by America's
most famous humorist.
jA grert supporting cast head|
ed by Theodore Roberts and
| Lois Wilson.
ADDED
i PATHE NEWS
AND
! A ROLIN COMEDY
I
j TOMORROW
! James Oliver Curwood's
II "GOD'S COUNTRY
,j AND THE LAW"
B;d"< For Suppliers
For Cifinty Chain Gang.
100 lbs. self-rising flour, 3 bushels
corn meal, 100 lbs. fat back bacon, 10
ibs. Iprd, 3 lbs. coffee, 12 lbs. sugar,
20 lbs. grits, 10 lbs. Apple tobacco,
This will be more or less for month.
1
For County Home.
| 325 lbs. plain flour, 12 lbs. Kite
. tobacco, 25 lbs. sugar, 15 Jbs. coffee,
12 bars Octagon soap, 12 lbs. Gold
Dust.
Bids must bo in by 12 o'clock, Nov.
24 th.
The hoard will receive bids for heating
and lighting the County Home.
J. V. Askefr,
11-21-23 Supervisor.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
'Oil SA1.E?Pansy plants, petunias,
phlox and California poppies. Mrs.
P. B. Bobo. It
FOR RENT-?Two or three horse
farm near Bonham. Has good outhouses
and bains, well and spring
water. Apply to L. J. Gault, Union,
Route 4, or J. M. Greer, Union,
S. C. ll-21-23pd
Two oB'tiniore men went to jail for
bringing home the bacon. They stole
a truck load.
A man seldom stops to ask himself
wnethed he is on the right side if it
is paying dividends.
I If people were as bad as some peo|
pin think, there would be a big short>
? of nrgrls in heaven.
\
j Anion delinquent taxpayers are
{ many who have not the money and
j \:v,\v not where to get it.
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i Famous for Styl
! Every pair of QUEEN QUA1
! skilled craftsmen, blended with
in fitting and authorities in styl
the sole is the evidence worth
i| failino fit anA tr^A ? ---i -
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Modish Patent
Two-Strap Style
For those who like style to the
tips of their toes, what could
be more attractive! The clever
design and smart lines of this
shoe give the last touch of
style to one's apparel. I
New Shipment of
Pumps Just Arrived,
signs
j J. COHEN
'The House oi
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Just Word to Mother*
I would Uks to tell the moher * j.w t
whet the Church School 8*rvit<?
'joLgW 1; ; Firnvit is interdeno. -..-.iT t
ioaal. Spme children have bee \ deprived
of the- opportunity and ti ilning
because of the lack of information
oc to what it is, and what it does.
The Chyrch School Service League
Is a national organization, which
teaches the children to do missionary
**ork. They arc instructed how to
make various objects, such as mats
and paper chains, for the little tots?
the larger girls make rag dolls, bunny
rabbits, etc., while the "boys make
wocden toys. ?
Since we lack this training in out
public schools, I consider it a rare
privilege that our children have such
an opportunity as this.
These toys, dolls, etc., made by the
children, are given to the poor, in and
around Union at Christmas time.
The ages are from three years tc
18?the dues are five cents per year
Mothers, let's show our appreciate*
by sending our children to the Paris!
House each Wednesday afternoon at
four o'clock. Then, mothers, let's sonu
of us volunteer our services to assist
as instructors, as it is our childrei
who are deriving the benefits.
Will you help us carry on this
work? .. A Mother.
Mortality from Cancer, 1921
Washington, Nov. !6.?The Depart
ir.ent of Commerce announces that th<
leturns compiled by the Bureau of thCensus
show that over 7(1,000 deaths
were due to cancer in the death regis
trution area of the United States ii
1921. and assuming that the rest o
the United States had as many death
from this cnAe in proportion to th
population, the total number of deaths
from cancer in the entire Unite*
States for 1921 wa3 93.000, while fo
1920 the number is estimated as 89
COO or 4 000 less than for 1921.
The trend of the cancer d?ath ratis
upward, the rate for 1921 beinf
j higher than that for any earlier ye*
! in 23 of the 34 states for which rate
arc shown. The cancer death rate li
the registration area in 1921 was 8
per 100,000 population, against 83 for
1920. In comparing the death rat*
from cancer in one state with tha
in another, the bureau uses "adjusted"
j jr.tea in order to make allowance foi
i differences in the age and the sej
distribution of the population be-aus<
J generally speaking, only persons ii
! middle life and old nee have e?n(>pr
so that a state with many old person:
, may he expected to have more death:
| from cancer than a state with com
rarntivelv few o'd persons.
The highest "adjusted" cancer rat<
for 1921 is 99.6 per 100.000 populatior
tor the state of Massachusetts, am
the lowest is 47.6 for the state o
South Carolina.
! For a few states adjusted rate:
1 ave been calculated separately foi
the white and colored population. Ii
this group of states the highest ad
justed cancer rate for the white pop
ulation is 95.9 per 100 000 populatior
for New York and the highest rat<
for the colored population is 90.6 als'
for New York. The lowest adjustet
cancer rate for the white populatipn ic
51.5 for Tennessee and the lowest foi
the colored population is 36.4 foi
Florida.
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LITY shoes is the work of 1
the experience of specialists J
e. And the trade mark on |
seeking when you want un- I
in footwear.
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Oxfords and Strap'
Season's Latest De?
$3.50 to $5.00
COMPANY
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15c Apron Gingham, j
Jo-incn bleaching, yai
i:: Jo-inch fajama Chech
J6-ii.ch hngish Long 1
Vlens Heavy Kibbed I
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed
#oys and Misses Ribl
Men's \ ercale Dress S
Men's %>sik Slripe Mad
Men's Blue Work Shir
Men's Heavy Overshii
f:: Men's Hose, all colors.
Men's extra heavy Wo
i:; Men's exira heavy W
ladies' up backI
J;; 1.00 value Ladies Clo
; 32 00 vplue Ladies'
i10c value Ladies' Hea
Lad es' Cotton Hose, p
Ladies' seam up back
1 Hoys' and Girls' Ribb<
Boys' Blue Overalls, p
; \ Boys' best Blue Overa
? Boys' Wool mixed Suit
Boys' Wool Serge Sui
Boys' Wool mixed Sui
$20.00 value Men's ai
r:: each
Infants' Moccasins, pa
!:: Children's Shoes, pair
Boys'Solid Leather SI
Boys' Solid Leather &
Boys' SoFd Leather D
1 jj Men's SoFd Leather \
- Men's Solid Leather hi
I-ad'es' Ribbed Vests s
Men's and Boys extra
I Children's Sweaters, e
Why Pi
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Notice of Final Discharge
S ate of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby given that on the'
?0th day of December, 1922, at 11 j
o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Pro- ,
bate for said county, the undersigned
will make his final settlement as
guardian of the Estate of Davis C. j
McDaniel, and that thereupon hp will i
apply to the Judge of said Court, for
his final discharge as such guardian.
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This 18th day of November. 1922. I
Published in The Union Times for
SO days. 11-21-28; 12-5-12
Important Notice
Two weeks ago report blanks were
mailed to the ladies who are members
of the home demonstration clubs of j
Union county with self-addressed en- j
velopes enclosed for the return of said
reports. So far, about two-thirds have
reported. Qn December 1 every counj
ty in this state and practically in the
j United States is expected to send a j
' lcport to Washington, D. C. Unless'
\ every lady does her part, how could j "
; she expect her county to compare fav-1 _
orably with other counties having 100;
j per cent reporting. Each of you have * *'
j done the work, so please take time to
record it, and let Union county be
sit the top of vl?e list, in her accus- j
tomed place. th
j Next week a list of the clubs, with'
the number of members enrolled and j
number of members reporting will be J fo
published in both county papers, so; to
please make it your business to see^i
I hat your club heads the list with 100
per cent reporting. he
Mahala J. Smith, in
( Co. Home Dem. Agt. j to
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thirts, each
ras Dress Shirts, each . .
ts, each
rts, each
pair ... .
rk Hose, pair
ool Hose, pair
Silk Hose, pair
eked Silk Hose, pair .
leather mixed Silk and W
ther mixed Hose, pair . .
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Lisle Hose, pair
sd Hose, pair
air
lis, pair
is, sizes 3 to 5, each . . .
ts, sizes 3 to 5, each . .
ts, sizes 8 to 16, each . .
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cout Shoes, sizes 3 to 5, pa
ress Shoes, sizes 3 to 5, p
Vork Shoes, pair
and welt Russia Calf Dres
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heavy Sweaters, each . .
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Be your visits frequent or
ever your {convenience ^erni:
about anything that moves yet
Let us borrow your point of
you the great wealth of hum;
establish with you a mutual be
fidence.
"Large Enough to Serve*Any?Sti
CAWZL
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ove of Forests Preserves
.German Woodlands
Suhl, Thurlngia, Nov. 20.?Ine of
e anomalies of German economics
>pears in a recent action of the Suhl
ilhorities pledging the community .
rest as security for a loan which is
be used in providing the poor with
ewood.
Admlraticn for the beauty of the ~
>me woodland is believed to have
fiuehced^the community's decision cc
.seek its necessary fuel elsewhere, th
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$3.45.. ii
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Overcoats,
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......... 39c r
$1.00 ::
....... .$1.75
ir $1.95
air $2.95
$2.50
ts 'Shoes, pair $3.95
49c |
$1.00 I
75c
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far between, tarry when*
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view. Let us shire with
an interes s. And let us
>nd of fe lowship and con*
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rong Enough to Protect All."
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Drink
"HELEN LAWTON"
Coffee
It'* IUII.U..
Sold Exclusively By?
HARRIS-WOODWARD CO.
Good Things to Eat
Some boys work their way through
ilege, and some work their dadk
irough college. \
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