The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 23, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
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ONE third of your entire
life is spent in bed. Your bet
[should therefore call for careful consideration. 1
should be sanitary, comfortable and designed t<
' crive all nossihle rPJit and pasp tn vnur uroorv
i We have studied this question
long and earnestly and we can assure the most
cq$cal person that all our beds and every ac.
f cessory attached to them are designed to cure
!;' th^worst case of sleeplessness that ever hapj:
penned. Can we say more? Come in today
add look them over. We have them at all
i. pieces to suit all pockets.
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>'// Here are some Special Offers:
f # SPRINGS FELT MATTRESSES
The Majestic.. ___$7.50 Maid of Athens. . .' 1$15.0
a double decker The Bride - 12.5
The National.lI _ 5.00 Queen of South 1 .10.0*
The Bhie Ribbon 4.00 Leader. .. 7.5
The Eclipse 2.50
The Star 2.00
These are the acme of comfort and durability
Try one for thirty nights and if not satisfactory
bring it back and get your money.
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Ddiity rurnuure & LumDer to
Leading Home Furnishers.
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Reduce tfie Cost
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AndPut Money in tfieBank
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The increasing cost of
living has hit us as hard as it has
' hit you. It has meant fewer
sales and smaller profits to us.
Wenhave had to find better markets and buy our
> goods more keenly. But the quality has been
maintained. What we have accomplished in
economy is your gain if you buy here. You can
no^gpurchase cheaper and better?and you can
puty^n/liat you save in this way in the bank.
Come in today and compare our prices with
what you have been paying.
U17D t? A DP CAlilP APPfcno
iunu inxiv awiTiEy urrcns:
Herald Brand 26c Pure Fruit Preserves for 15c Jar.
Quaker Oat Meal, intended to sell for 15c in the
South, for 10c package.
Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 packages for 25c.
Beaqfont Ginger Ale for $1.10 per dozen.
Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat, Cream of Wheat, Post
Toasties, Postum Cereal, Grape Nuts.
Everything good to eat, we either have it ia
stock or have fresh stock in transit.
THE UNION GROCERY CO.
THE PUKE FOOD STORE.
Phojie 100 L. L. Wagnon, Mgr.
=j| SENATE DOORMAN SHOT
WHILE DRIVING HOW
R. Mi Floyd of Spartanburg Goun
Wounded by Unknown Negro,
Who Asked for Ride.
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Spartanburg, F6b. 17.?R. !
Floyd, doorkeejxsr df the State sd
ate, who arrived 'he#/this aftertax
from Columbia to tfjpend $und;
was shot three titers, py kil unfenov
negro tonight while driving:- aloi
* the highway leading to his home
the country. The shooting occur*
just on the outskirts of the city at
though the wounds sustained I
Mr. Floyd are not serious the afi'a
has created considerable excitemen
Mr. Floyd after having supper
a local restaurant hired a horse ar
buggy from a livery stable and star
ed to drive to his home, sever
miles in the country.He had go
* ten just beyond the city-limitstvhi
* a negro approached his buggy ar
I asked if he could ride with him,
far as Madison Dean's place, Floj
t told the negro to climb in, but in d
O ing so the negro went to the back
the buggy and fired on Mr. Floy<
the ball passing through the sleev
of his overcoat twice, thence throuf
his overcoat, waistcoat and unde
clothing and penetrated the lies
just over the ribs. The first sin
caused the horse to start but wh<
he had gotten but a Short distant
the negro fired twice more at- M
Floyd, one shot grazing his hip tl
other entering the flesh of his rigl
* arm.' ,
The alarm Mr. Floyd gave canst
a negro living near the road to eonr
to his assistance and the negro wl
did the shooting fled. ? The negi
who came to Mr. Floyd's aid dro>
him back to the city, where h
wounds were dressed. No moth
0 is assigned for the negro's actio
0 unless he was drunk or doped o
0 cocaine. No arrest has been made
0 ?Sunday'8 State. t
Kelton News Letter.
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K el ton, S. C., &*>- 19, 1912.
? Mr. Editor: I wish I bad son
news that would interest your rea<
era, but I have not.
Everything seems to be quiet o
the Ridge and not very much sicl
m ness that 1 have heard of and h
deaths to report. ?'
We have had a very rough wir#
and the farmers have done no fail
=11 work, such aa plowing. Several <
b= them intended sowing more oats i
_ February but it looks now like tht
will not get to. What was sown i
the fall have been damaged lay ti
frefezes but those sown in good ope
furrows are standing the cold fair]
well. We have bad all kinds <
Iveather this winter. Who ever sa
!he trees covered]'with ice and tl
sun shine all day. aij(J did not me
it off? That was the case one da
this winter. The Dutch tell us
ice hangs on the trees the 14th <
February we will have a good fru
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year, it so we will have plenty <
fruit this year.
Well, what b&ve ;our law-make:
done for us - the present session
They have done a lot of wranglic
about the old dispensary and abot
who had the right in uppointin
magistrates and who had the horn
in securing the lowest rate of inte:
est on a portion of our State bond:
etc. It reminds me of a churc
where there are several young ladit
who are striving to see who will k
the organist on certain occasioni
You may bet your dollar that tk
appropriations will not be neglectec
What's the matter with our Stal
house that there is need of one rai
lion dollars to be expended on- it
Now why not put the amount foe
million, tear down the old buildin
and build a new one like we bat
done in oujr county and this, too, o
a credit? It is just like poor poop!
trying to keep up with the wealth}
or I might say it is like a man pit
all he lias on his body and not
dollar in his purse. If you want 1
find out what he is worth, althoug
apparently well to do, go to h
home and you'll findf out. So jut
go to New York or other mont
centers and you will find out whi
our grand old State is,:worth. Ii
deed, it is stange that a poor perso
will try to be up with the rich an
worse for counties and a Stal
to try to show up with their well-fc
do States for we have brilliant me
in South Carolina. O. T. (1.
Don't Expose Children to Any Kit
of Dinne.
In an article on the treatment <
sick children in the March Woman
Home Companion the author, Di
Roger H. Dennett, a famous Ne
York specialist on the diseases <
children, say*:" /?*V"Never,
nevef; troW, expose th
child to any contagious disease i
order that he may have it once an
be done with it. Blyfcn the so-calle<
simple children*]^ dhMkse, such a
measles or whooping cough, have
death rate that is appalling."
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fr ^ COUNTY CANDIDATES J
jJ FOR SHERIFF
I hereby unnouiut^ myself a candidate
w for the office of Sheriff of Union County
and pledge myself to abide by the decision
of the, Democratic Primary election.
ie J. \V. Sanders.
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i in-i\pjy miiin/1.11niyseir a candidate
for election to the oil ice of Sheriff of
1- Union County, tind pledge myself to
;? abide by the decision of the Democratic
, Primary election. "
ir F J. Hay Kant.
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10 I hereby announce myself a cam)i<late
n for re-election tp.lbe office i of Sheriir of
. Union Colintyi- subject to the rules
I0 governing the Dpmoutfatic Primary,
r, J. Gideon Long.
h
I hereby announce myself a candidate
a for election to the otlice of Sheriff of
X) Union County* and< pledge myself to
h abide by the decision of the Democratic
Primary election. ' . l*
K. D. Kitchens.
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'J FOR CLKRK OK COURT
1 hereby annMifiCodxiyself a candidate I
for election to twf^tDw'- of Clerk of Court |
n for Union County, and pledge myself toi
d abide by the decision of the Democratic
Primary election.
^ i 'fib, O. Sontluird.
n KOK TUKAS$TtEll< .
i hereby announce myself a candidate
III tor re-election to the office of Treasurer
of Union County, and pledge myself to
abide by the decision of the Democratic
Primary clectiori.
J. II. Parties.
'a I hereby announce niyselL,a candidate
for election to t lie office of Treasurer of
" Union County, and pledge myself to
, abide by the decision of the Deinoeratie
Primary election.
L. S. Towneend.
ie
n KOK MAGISTRATE
d 1 hereby announce myself a candidate
d for election to the office of Magistrate for
a Union Township, Union County, and
pledge myself to abide by the decision of
a the Democratic Primacy election.
Win. E. Amnions.
e Usually Means
our Kitchen ]
n Snowdi
Salads and Cooki
is it the rival of the more ex
cause, it is all fat; it canno
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} in quality, wholesomenesj
Economy in this case means an absolu
superior quality at less price than the
It will do everything for salads that the
everything in cooking,that, batter will do
lard will do, and do it much better. Ju
degrees higher temperature than butter
Richer in Fat, But Less in
Far More Wholesoi
(Requires One-third 1<
Cheaper Than Im
COOK BOOK FREE
We have issued a beautiful hook which U
contains many excellent recipes. A . f
copy will be sent postage prepaid upon
request. Kindly mention your grocer's
name. p'
For sale by grocers in 25-cent,
sanitary cans only. If yours cai
The Southern C
No. 24 Broad Street,
Savannah. New Orleans, CI
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Foot Down
STYLES ^
shown, offer /U
: selection in {E^l
>rrect leathers,
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d With Out-of-date S
st by seeing our advance sh
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no. 4u is requested to bri
is made last Saturday, the
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION !
1 hereby announce myself a candidate i
for re-election to the office ot County
Superintendent of Education of Union
(kmnty, subject to the decision of the .
Democratic Primary election.
T. II. (lore.
FOR CORONER
I hereby announce myself a candidate 1
for election to the office of Coroner for '
Union County and pledge myself to abide
by the decision of the Democratic
Primary election.
leslie B. (lodshall.
^ city candidates ^ ,
FOR MAYOR 1
i
i hereby announce myself a candidate i
for re-election to the office Mayor of the
City of Union, and pledge myself to
abide by the decision of the Democratic .
Primary election.
T. C. Duncan.
I herehy announce myself a candidate
for election-to^e office of Mayor of thp
City of Union, and pledge myself to abide
by the decision of the Democratic 1
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J. Frost Wulkcr, Jr. j
FOR ALDERMAN?WARD 1.
I hereby announce myself a candidate ]
for election to the office of Alderman for j
Ward One, City of Union and pledge
myself to abide by the decision of tla> (
Democratic Primary election.
C. A. Wood. i
1 licreby announce myself a candidate 1
for election to the otlice of Warden for
Ward One, in the City of Union and I
pledge, myself to abide by tlie decision (
of the Democratic Primary election.
K. D. Humphries. j
FOR ALDERMAN?WARD 2 j
1 hereby announce myself a candidate 1
for election to the office of Warden for \
Ward 2 in the Town of Union, and i
pledge myself to abide by the decision of
the Democratic Primary election.
O. K. Smith. 1
To'Pinch'?
If You Use
iftOil
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ing ;r ,
pensive imported oils; :
t be compared to lard
5 and results. >
itely pure 2nd vegetable ojl of
expensive imported oils.
finest olive oil will do; will do
1; will-do everything in frying that
st add a little salt. Takes 150
, 100 degrees higher than lard.
Price, Than Butter,
ne than Lard.
:ss in cooking)
ported Oils.
OUR GUARANTEE
so the oil according to our directions.
' it docs not do all we claim for it,
rite to us aud we will arrange to have
irchase price refunded.
40 -cent and larger size
n't supply you write us.
otton Oil Co.
New York. N. Y.
liicaRo. San Francisco
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This Time ^
owing. All Sizes. raf
ng same in and get 2J
17. at 2:30 o'clock, m
? Cr K. |
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I hereby announce! myself a candidate
for election to tlie otlioe of Warden in
Ward 2, Union, S. C., and pledge myself
to abide bv the decision of the Democratic
Primary election.
U. K. Alston, Jr.
FOR ALDERMAN?WARD 4
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the office of Warden for
Ward 4 in the Town of Union, and
pledge myself to abide by the decision of
the Democratic Primary election.
L. ('. Wharton.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
lor election to tlie office of Warden for
Ward 4 in the Town of Union, and
pledge myself to abide by the decision of
tiie I)cmncratic Primary election.
K. J. Allen.
COMMISSIONER OK PUBLIC WORKS
I hereby announce myself aa a candidate
for reelection to the office of Commission ar
of Public Works for the City of Union,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary election.
W. S. McLure.
Rev. Lewis M. Roper to Resign.
Spartanburg, Feb. 20.?The Rev.
Lewid'M. Eloper will resign the pastorate
of the Firftt Baptist church on
rWiYt. Similar avon ino ia ? >
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nounced today. A call will be ex*
bended Mr. Hoper from Petersburg,
Va., on that day, and he already
has a cull from a large church' in
St. Louis. He has also been tendered
a position as a specialist in
Sunday-school work in a Western
State. He has not yet decided
which call he will accept.
Mr. Roper came to Spartanburg
xm years ago from Canton, Ohio,
ind has made a most admirable
pastor. During these years the
;hurch lias grown to be one of the
largest congregations in the entire
State and a handsome new edifice
has been erected and nearly paid for
inder the leadership of M?. Roper.
It will be with sincere regret th^t
lis hundreds of friends will give
him up.
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