The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 28, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
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COAL Ai
WE ARE PREPARED 1
FOR DOMESTIC COA
SELL RHODA BLOCK,
OF COAL. AND OUR
ONLY.
OUR ICE DELIVEF
MAKE THEIR REGUL
THE WINTER MONTS
PHONED TO THE PLA
PROMPTLY.
UNION ICE i
20 MILL STREET
nr ^ :
Mr. progressive
Mr. Up-to-date Busir
can't afford the time or ii
any more?the Famous F
Car, makes it possible to
paeity, and give you the z<
up to the scratch of these
est first cost, lowest up kc
I pense. Roadsters and Toi
J stant delivery. See
} L. L. WAGNON or
Madame Schuman Heink has been 1
made an honorary citizen of San
Francisco and the papers carry with j
them all the honors and privileges ! I
usually conferred and granted dis-1 '
tinguished visitors. The honor was |
conferred at the close of a great con- j
cert in the pavilion and before an j
audience of 10,000 people. ;
BIRMINGHAM, ALA., F. L. Willis
suffered greatly from asthma and
bronchitis. He writes: " I got no :
relief until I took Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. It entirely removed 1
those choking sensations, and never
failed to produce an easy and com 1
fortable condition of the throat and '
lungs." At The Rice Drug Co.
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J $12.51
f as loi
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MD ICE+
O FILL ALL ORDERS
L PROMPTLY. WE
, THE BEST GRADE
TERMS ARE CASH
IY WAGONS DO NOT
AR TRIPS DURING
i BUT ALL ORDERS
NT WILL BE FILLED
Si FUEL CO.
PHONE 103.
Farmer
less Man?Listen! You
iconvenience of walking
ord Cars, the Universal
double your earning caist
of life that keeps you
strenuous times. Lowep,
lowest operating exiring
Cars ready for in
F. H. GARNER. |
Would Make Them Better but Can't.
The makers of Foley Kidney Pills
(now that they have absolutely the
jest combination of curative and
lealinx medicines for kidney and
manner aumenis and urinary irregjlarities
that it is possible to proluct.
That is why Foley Kidney Pills
ire the best medicine for the purpose
yrou can buy. The Rice Drug Co.
NOTICE!
Notice is hereby given that the
hoard of County Commissioners for
Union County will elect a manager
for the county poor house farm on
Monday, Dec. 8. All applications for
this position must be filed with on or
before that day.
2t48 J. V. Askew, Chairman.
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s Sell Only
ve been in business
ess oi which we an
idence of every bod:
ored to treat them
ir's full value for e
thoroughly recomir
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ery particular?we kno
ort, more satisfaction t
ler, we know they are ;
anybody. Rather a st
elcome the opportunity?s
oats. We won't have to dc
saving of $3.00 tc
; your early accept
>ave received one lot o
). We also have one
ng as they last tor $10
live gratis a Dollar Wa
as long as they last.
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Tticj
To the Pastors and Churches of Pal
olet River Association, Greeting
( Advertisement^ ~?--*P
Dear Brethren: The year is rapid\
coming to a close. We have bee
blessed with fairly good crops and
good price for our products.* Fc
these and other blessings we tffcoul
be truly thankful.
We are now beginning to plan fo
our next year's crop. Would it nc
be right for us to take into considei
ation and plan for our church and on
associational work also? I think s>
1? J ? * * *
niwry uepanmeni 01 our assocuitlor
al work needs careful and prayerfi
study. We should do more missio
work?both home and foreign?tha
we have done in the past. But, i
seems to me, our educational wor
demands our most strenuous efforl
just now. *
The signs of the time point to th
fact that the education of the n<
groes in this country m the futur
will depend largely upon their ow
efforts and their own money. W
thank the government for what it ha
done for us, but we should not go o
forever crawling in the dust an
waiting for something to turn uj
by which we may gain fame or foi
tune. If we expect for things to tur
up we must turn them up. God help
people who help themselves.
Our Normal and Industrial schoc
enterprise is a worthy enterprise, an
we should spare no effort to push i
to success. What we need now is t
make a long pull and a strong pul
and a pull all together. This is t
ask the pastors and the deacons o
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Goods That \
in this town for a gre
) justly proud. We b
/ in this community,
fair and square, sell
very dollar spent at 01
tend?no other kind?
us Clot
ael, Stern & G
Rothes, and are guaranteec
w they will give you mor<
han any clothes you ever
as good as any $20.00 to
rong statement, you'll say
tep in some day soon and see
> mifch talking?the clothes will
v <?Q
t (jpu.vyvy 111 v^aon cijjjJCt
ance.
t Suits well worth $16.50
lot that will cost you $12.
.00. The suits mentioned
itch with every man's suil
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CO!
House of SI 4
A^A A^A
T|jyTy V^T^T ^ ^" X
4our churches to keep our school e
terprise constantly before the peopflR 1
I yhey will follow if you will lead. Vw ^
"need money wfth which to erect auf <8
y able buildings and equipments for i ?8
a school and to purchase farm implj J
a ments to cultivate and improve tl 4
r land we have bought and paid for. |l
d There is no good reason why w ^
should not raise sue thousand dollafl <
ir daring this assoeiational year. Ol
it union in North Carolina raised ovl ?$
r- fourteen hundred dollars last wel 4
ir for their school. The Rev. J. I \
x White, now of Columbia, S. C., raisJ I ^
i. twelve hundred dollars ($1,200) I 4
il one day to help build his new churc? J
n Why can not the Baptists in Pacolt
+%1 - - - -
n River association raise at least or! ?
it thousand dollars foi* our school?
k Our white friends are ready, abl#
:n and willing to help us to build ou =
Normal and Industrial school, if w? 4
o but help ourselves. Will you do it* ^
?? Now here is one of the plans adopl?
0 ed at our last association for the puif i .<
n pose of raising money for the school. c<
e Each ordained minister is requested b<
s to pay one dollar, each licensed min- b
n' later 60c, each deacon 25c, and each c<
layman 10c. We earnestly hope that U
j; ho Baptist in Pacolet River associa- si
- tlon will refuse to pay the amount hi
n asked for. fi
13 In our first church meeting after fl
the association we told our church ti
>1 about this taxation. Our pastor and a
a owcuiin at once too* up tne matter u:
it< with the chyrch. The church unani- tl
o mously adopted the plan and pledged fi
1, itaelf to raise the amount required. oJ
o A separate treasurer was elected for s1
,f thi# fund, and we will begin to collect ir
;OUPQNLiCoiipon
to Ba
a?lOc Bo<
1?1UC w*cu
I Johnsc
I lea real Jye, which sinks deep dowi
I m hour. ? Mo dust sticks, no stre>
I .Johnson
9is a soft, velvety finish for woo
how to apply it over any woo<
? 10c pacVages, FREE. It must be
Trade supplied by J
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IHfe Can Rei
;at many years, an
elieve we have tl
because we have i
honest goods and
ur store. We sell
-that's why we sell
thes |Qa
"The Same Pri<
%
i Dy tne maKers?we ki
3 style, more quality,
bought or can buy at or
$25.00 clothes you a
\ but can we prove it?
our new Fall models of S'
I speak for themselves, and 3
als to you, our in1
we are selling as Ion
50 anywhere you go, tl
I above are guarante.
t and a 50c Pocket Knil
Sizes 36 to 42,^^
to Otter thi FOR'
|M
These are all New =
terns. It will pay??H*
\ Shoe for Men shall! J
^ ' e
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[ A Good Heavy^ i
j> $8.50, this i
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^naisf nf fkroa nninna u' . ...,,nav
chool convention, and the Baptst
rotherhood. These unions and he
inventions are auxiliary and subject
> the association. I suggest thatintead
of these unions and convenion
aving each an executive board aid a
ill staff of salaried officers, the ofcers
of these unions and coivenons
shall hereafter consist only of
president, secretary, and a tmsrer
for each of these bodies, vet
lese officers be by virtue of the >fces,
members of the executive bo*rd
f the association. Then, again, in
tead of these auxin* *
'^ach.d.,egateto^.t<^d-(
ittey Furniture &
entitled to the following?
traction Book.
ttles Johnson's Wood !
n Johnson's Prepared
>n's Wood I
n, blinking out the natural beauty <
-1 Not only beautiful, bt:
us buuyt .
's Prepared
dwork, floors and furniture, includ
new or old. This coupon is g<
presented by an adult.
Bailey Furniture
commend I
I
id have made a t
tie respect and X j
lersistently engive
at least a %
goods that we ? i
"STf!
;e the (Vorld Over" >
low they are right &
more value, more <|>
' near the price.
in buy anywhere \
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rYLEPLUS Suits and
you're'to be the judge ?
citation should
t
y
g as they last tor
tat we are selling X
d to be all wool. >
e with every Boys *k
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'
Jetl
ention, let the three auxiliary bodjs
combined send one delegate to the
tate convention.. JBa. mmm?
fficers draws too heavily upon our
inancial resources and leaveB the excutive
board without sufficient
leans to prosecute the educational
irork commensurate with the amount
f money collected from the people.
Let us work during this associaional
year for the intellectual, mor,1,
and religious elevation of our peoile
as we have never worked before.
And last, but by no means least, let
is so depart ourselves in our annual
ind quarterly meetings that the peo>le
of the community in which we
neet shall be convinced that we are
nen whose hearts God has touched.
^11 r? 1 o of oaoA/?i of inn u/aa a
lable one. Let ub raise at least one
housand dollars for education this
rear. . Yours for suecess,
J. G. Pruitt, Sr., Cor. Sec.
Colerain, S. C., Nov. 18, 1913.
JNITED STATES post office (buildng)
Union, S. C., office of Custodian,
Mov. 24, 1913. Sealed proposals will
>e received at this building until 2
/clock p. m., December 9, 1913, and
then opened, for furnishing water,
fuel, ice and miscellaneous supplies,
Md /or removing ashes and washing
towels during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1914. The right to reject
my and all bits is reserved by the
treasury Department.
L. G. Young, Custodian. 2t48
Miss Belle and Nannie McDow
Bpent Sunday in Santuc with friends.
Lumber Co. n
-FREE of all cost: | I
v?? if
)ye i|
>f the wood. Dries In half | I
it lasting and easy to use. I
Wax J
ing pianos. three j|
>od tot to? book ana
& Lumber Co. I