The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, December 21, 1922, Image 4
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portunity to secure
Union.
Sale will be held
Tract on the Unionfarm.
Terms of sale: 0
payments with intei
For ?urther infc
Judge, cr Sawyer i
Sale of 12 nriles,
tor, one lot of cord
o'clock. Personal ]
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Have determined to
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9 It your cash is sh<
I long, you win soive ]
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1 days before cur is cm
I overlooked. At JHci
i going on you will hi
I tor tnis eleventh hou
I For Clothing, Sho
Goods and Ladies'
cannot best our off
Iand price are here.
J. F. MCLURE
"THE UNO
Fire losses in the Uilited States
from 1915 to 1920 would build 334,OOOhomes
at $5,000 each.
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A Dog
| ?pulling between the
blood-call of the wolf and
dog divotion to the girl. 1
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lf-dog, isn't a mere actor, but a k
er prowled the w'fds, when he lea
of human and the drama of wil<
ement such as few other pictures
> Presents "The S
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turday Evening Post Story, "The (
urfin. Directed by Laurence
y by Associated First Na
ADDED
"NO PARKING"
An Educational Comedy
also
PATHE NEWS
Usual Admission
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:s, more or less, located 01
ut 3-4 mile West from the
e most desirable farms in I
acts and offered to the publ
a small farm, on easy teri
on the premises, commenc
Cross Keys road adjoining
ne third cash - he balance
est at eight percent.
>rmation see Hon. W.
* Kennedy, Attys.
2 horses, all farming tool
wood, etc., at the farm ho
property sold for CASH.
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live up to their slogan:
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>rt and your needs are
iroiir pronlem.
tnat uie last shopping
as somebody has been |
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id iust what vou need I
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ERSELLERS"
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parliament, the Swedish Riksdag is
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City Limits.
Jnion County. To be
lie. An excellent opns,
near the City oi
:ing with the Grant
the Allan Nicholson
in two equal annual j
J. Johnson. Probate
s, implements, tracuse
and barn at one
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST?One belt belonging to a boy's
brown overcoat. Finder please notify
Mrs. A P. McElroy. It
AUTOMOBILE ROBES from $5.00
to $20.00 at the Peoples Supply Co.
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FOR SALE?Majestic Range, practically
new; bus been used very little. ^
Will be sold at a reasonable price to ^
quick buyer. Inquire at the Won- ^
dor Store. it ?
Card of Thanlu /
I desire to thank each kind friend ^
for the help extended me during my /
recent misfortune by fire and thair A
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continued kind attention to my wife J
luring her illneRS. We are grateful <
For every favor shown us. A
ltpd. W. H. Bramlett. 5
Second Rice Crop A
Estimate Records Decrease A
Tokio, Dec. 20.?Te department of 2
agriculture and commerce has pub- 4
lished the second estimate of this ?
/ear's rice harvest which is put at 4
JO,.>84,1 OH koKu, showing a decrease jj
>f 2,0.r>4,648 koku or 3.3 per cent com- 5
pared with the first estimate publish- 4
cd in September. The second estimate Z
?h< ws an increase of 5,401,894 koku ?
jr 9.8 per cent over last year's harvest /.
or an increase of 3,668,306 koku or 6.3 ^
per cent on the average for the last ^
seven years.
A trip by water from Cedar Creek, | V
Montana, to St. Louis, was once ne-! -?
gotiated by a man in an inflat d rubber
suit. 123
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ONLY TWO HOI
DAYS B!
People like somethii
good quality for Christ
When you get your |
feel assured that it is ji
Let Your Gifts Be
TINS
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GO TO J. 0. GA1
pad ddirr
, run riutr
Oranges, per box
: New York Siate Apples, per box ..
Irish Potatoes, per peck
Vfclb Walter Baker s Cocoa
1 lb Waller Baker's Cocoa
Cigarettes, per carbon
5 gallons Kerosene
Post Toasties and Corn Flakes, per
261b sacks Sugar
1001b sacks Sugar
8lb buckets Lard
l oose Compound Lard, Per pound .
81b buckets Snowdr.ft
Heavy, fresh laibutk, per pound ..
1 pint Wesson Oil
1 quart Wesson Oil
Vfc gallon Wesson Oil
All 26c plugs Tobacco, 2 for ,
Pineapple, sliced and grated, No. 2
No. 8 Dessert Peaches, per can ....
Loose Vinegar, per gallon
Best Pink Salmon, per can
Plain Flour, per barrel
Self Bising Flour, per barrel
Best Grain or Ground Coffee, per p<
1 lb can Franco-American Coffee ..
1 lb White House Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee, per pound ..
Best Cream Cheese, per pound ..
Meal, per bushel
Arm A Hammer Soda, 6 for
6 boxes Searchlight Matches for ..
Chicken Feed, per 100 pounds ..
1 lb Best Bed Salmon, per can ..
41b bucket ijgd
481b Tenneaflj^ride Plain Flour ..
481b TenreV ride Se f-Rising F1
241b TgmisH^^'idtt Self-Rising F1
1001b a*ckW*9. . .
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Pullman Loflpread
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thrifty souls of our city. F
saving, wi.h a real and dsfinit
age.
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way. But in the satisfaction
mors than compensated for th
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The united States consumes yearly .
>000,000 bushels of flaxseed. ?
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: AND QUALITY
$4.25
$2.50
35c
20c
40c
$1.30
85c
box 10c, or 3 for 25c
$2 00
$8.00
$1 15
14c
$1.25
..15c
30c
50c
95c
45c
25c
30c
35c
15c
$7.00
. ..$7.25
>und .. 25c, 2 for 43c
35c
40c
40c
85c
$1.15
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85c
$2 25
25c
$5c
$2.15
our $2 25
lour .) , . .$1 15
. .. $1.15
10c, 3 for 25c I
15c, 2 for 25 H
10c H
where in City Limits. I
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N. Pinckney Street I
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Thrift
' of being the Mecca of the
or here all those who are
;e goal, make thoir pilgrimold,
theirs is not an easy
of their arrival, they are
eir journey!
trong Enough to Protect AH."
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Lke e shelter in the storm. ?
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they form habits of ?
thrift. A little saved to- ?
day, piles ap a strong de- t
fenae for the years that f
lis ahead. t
it
refnlTy and yra will soon t
the wise individuals who t
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OF UNION
Out of a single pound of cotton 4,70
miles of thread have beea spun. |
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TOD
IS THE
AND THIS IS THE PI
TOUR MiKD OF THA
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
TO THE HILT WITH .
SORTMENT OF PRA(
FUL GinS FOR M
ARTICLES THAT
WITH A LOT OF CAR
AS A SUGGESTION I
I ftWINH rtlFTS.
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I A Suit or Overcoat 1
I Hat or Cap
I Raincoat or Sweater
1 Night Gown or
I Pajamas
| Underwear or Hose
I Shir's and Collars
I Shoes or Bedroom
I Slippers
I Umbrellas
I Cares
I DROP IN AND LOOK
I WILL DELIVER Yi
I WHEN Y(
MULLINAX
CLOTHIP
J The New Wa;
f LftTf XMAS
CAN BEST FIND 1
WILBI
i DRY GOODS i
YOU WILL FIND EV1
LAND. THIS WI1
OF THE LITI
To those who are se
will be of service, som
I pleasure to the user,
s:cre full of merchan
tions to la'e shoppers:
Table Linen
Napkfns
Towels
Gloves
Furs
B'ankets
S"ee*s
Pillow Cases
ALL DRESSES, COAT!
ONE-TH1R
WILBURN DRY
THE LADIE
Duffy Lewis, Pacific Coast league
manager and player, was a recent vis- a
itor to New York and Boston, in both 1
of which cities he performed as a big
leaguer for many years. ]
English oak used in building West- 1
minster Hall, London, was felled between
1808 anl 1896. ki
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ACE to relieve
t gift problem
we are loaded
a complete as:tical
and useen
and boyswere
selected
ie ani we offer
ihy of tue folBath
Robes
Silk and Knitted
Neckwear
Wool and Knitted
M..<n
AT1UA11CK9
Hickok Belts and
Buckles
Ties, Suspenders,
Garters and Arm
Bands in Holiday
Boxes
[ THEM OVER, WE
OUR SELECTION
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V Cash Store
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FHEIR NEEDS AT
URN
CO/S STORE
ERYTHING IN TOY
LL TAKE CARE
IE PEOPLE.
eking something thai
iething that will give
we offer our entire
dise. Some sugges
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Handkerchiefs
Bed Room Slippers
Sofa Pillows
Hand Bags J
Toilet Articles
Silk Hosiery 1
Men's Ties
Bed Spreads i
1 a ?i?* ? ? ?
> AND COAT SUITS I
D OFF. I 1
GOODS CO. I j
5' STORE 1,4
A teaspoonful of vinegar in a S
imblerful of water will remove the 9
lines from serge. ?
Some Kongo natives believe that 2
ppearanee of a baby's first tooth mk
the upper jaw is a sign of had IB
ck and that the babj should ha
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