The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 12, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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OAKLAND
Oakland, May !>.?Most farm work
has come to a standstill because of
the continued dry weather. It is
very doubtful whether there will be
a full stand of cotton and corn even
when it rains because the seed have
been planted too long to be thoroutrhly
sound yet. The early vegetable
crop will not be so good this
-pring on account of the insufficient
water supply. The oat crop is a
failure and cannot be relied upon as
a feed crop for the summer months.
There is a lot of land that will not
produce enough oats to replace the
seed that was used in sowing it.
On last Friday night the death
angel entered the home of Mr. and
Mrs. .). 1$. Miller and claimed for its
own the little girl baby that was
born to them last Tuesday. The little
body was laid to rest in the New
Hope cemetery last Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
A very pleasant occasion that was
greatly enjoyed by the writer was
the picnic given by the good people
of the Meador school section last Friday.
The crowd was not so large but
the dinner was an excellent one, including
a large pot of nice hash. The
origin and success of this pleasant
j . affair is due the efficient teacher,
1 I Miss Carrie Hawkins, who has had
1W. B. Terrell
Nnti
X 1 Utl
This Great
| SOAP SALE
EXTRA ORDINA!
Introducing a new
class Toilet Soap i
25c value at cake
i ioc
.'1 Cakes for 25<
The G
Now the Leading
I In order to thoroughl
Soap, the Royal Soap C<
class and most deoendi
otter the greatest soap
dentally make one of t
] selecting their represe
throught of the W. B. '
and appointed us as ag
| sider ourselves fortunal
for Royal Cuticle Soap
the people of this vicin
Toilet Soap at positive
i quality.
] Don't Forget That th
Starts Tomorrow
9 A. M.
10c a Cake, it Cakes f
LURE
lays we propose to put MILLI
the Flow
h
> k hpf*
>1 air but we are stating plain fact
tiat we need money and our goods
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charge of this school for one term, i;
Miss Carrie is no stranger in our /
vuiiiiiiuiiityt iii&viug CUUgnt <lt UilK- J
land for about five terms is sufficient s
evidence that she was an ideal teach- n
er and was loved by all the scholars.
During this time I was one of her t
students and will say she deserves ^
credit for all the commendable
things that can and is being said of il
her. t
Rev. 1). W. Garvin of Union is I
holding night services at the s chool
house this week. We are very glad
to have him with us becasue it gives
the children an opportunity to attend
preaching, that otherwise could j.
not go the distance to the church at
night. j
Oakland school will bring to a close
its present school term Friday of this 0
week.
I Miss Iva Bclue of Union was a visI
itor in this community for the week- ^
end, the guest of Miss Angelle Belue.
j Miss Ellen Bobo of Union spent e
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. h
G. Bobo. f;
Mr. Herman Smith of Union came v
out last Sunday to visit his parents, v
Mr. ad Mrs. J. D. Smith. li
Mrs. S. A. McCaskill returned to a
her home in Camden yesterday after li
spending a few weeks here with her a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gault. si
Mjss Susie Black of Spartaburg re- 11
turned home yesterday after spendfn
onal Capi
Masterpiece is Executed
A sight of
I>y Union and vici
hiKh. ;,f, intfnuity a
CBular mam"
tot of Progress
building is sho1
terpiece is sho)
with ROYAL <
m. I r
reaiesi ?
; Store in Furthering the Interest!
y introduce their Medicated Royal
>mpany selected and appointed the
able store in each city through w
bargain ever ofFered in America, ai
he most unique displays ever sho!
intatives for Union they natural
Terrell Co., and arranged for this
:ents for this city and vicinity. V
te in having secured the exclusive
for Union, and are glad to be able
ity an opportunity to buy this higl
ly the lowest price ever named f<
ie Sale | Send Us Your Mail
V If you live out of the cit;
unahle to attend this grei
Of 2?>C an(j saiet send your mail or
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NERY in the reach of ever
ers are in all Shades and Ti
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Sheets, Seamless, 81x90,
Sheets, Seamless, 90x90,
Men's Hats that sold for !
Men's Hats that sold for
s, and when we say that we mi
must go. We are getting in n<
Vrt lTRF r
ng a week with her sister, Mrs. T.
L Gallman, who lives near Lockhari j
unction. Mrs. Gallman has been
ick for sometime but is improving
;0W.
Mrs. W. P. Skelton of Union spent
he week-end here with her parents.
Ir. and Mrs. W. A. E. Black
Mr. Victor Smith was another vistor
from this community who atended
the Meador school picnic last j
'liuay. Xeb.
.ETTER FROM REV. J. H. CROSBY j
Mr. I. Frank Peake, Clerk of
'ourt, received the following letter
rom Rev. J. II. Crosby, formerly of
his county, now of Alexton, La. The
stter was upon receipt of a pension |
heck for the old soldiers.
Alexton, I.a., April 10, 1916.
)ear Brother:
I received your letter with check,
tc., Saturday. Was very glad to
ear from you. Hope that you and
iimilv nrp wol 1 ^Vill Ko ?!?^ W
- ..... .1 jrwu
all send me copy of The Times. I
all certainly appreciate anything
ke that. I am not doing: much of
nything: just now, trying: to farm a
ttle. I am on the shelf now, not
ble to do anything: much. Please
end me a copy of The Union ^imes.
.espects to all old friends. Sk
J. H. CrosDyT"*
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UNION'S LE/
itol Built
With 5,000 Cakes of Ci
a life-time and one that is u
inity should see this wondei
nd artistic skill. It exhibil
10th Arch of Triumph with
i. The great hall flanked w
ivn with marked exactness 2
,vn in one of our windows w
HT TrpTT *n ri^v a rt
OUliV^LirL. C5W/VI'.
oap Sale
5 of the People of Union and 1
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Cuticle Instead of disti
highest sample to each fam
hich to ers allow us durinj
nd inci- sell
vn. In mm
ly first
display ONE 25c CAKE
Ve con- ^ ?r?rt
agency CAKES
to give ??
n-f?raae
>r such an<* not more tha
person ; no dealers i
0rdcrs lw R TPI
V and are ff . Qa | [.I
it display
Union's Le;
ders.
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y lady in Union County. Th<
ints and we are going to sell t
P R I C
for 43c
for 48c
$1.75 and $2.00 going at 98c
$1.25 and $1.50 now 89c
ist sell our goods regardless of p
;w arrivals each day and all that
)RY G00I
HOME ECONOMICS.
There will be a meeting of the
Home Economies club on the third
Monday, May 18th, at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms, from K tn n
o'clock in the afternoon. You are invited
to come.
Mrs. Jacob Cohen,
Secretary.
THIS NOTICE
Is of Interest to Every Person
That Reads This Paper
The Waco Remedy Co. has sold out i
i their entire stock of Waco Tonic to <
The Milhous Drug Co., Union, S. C., i
and owing to the large amount bought i
at advertising prices The Milhous 1
Drug Co. will sell Waco Tonic while I
their stock lasts at the regular ad- j
vertising prices, the $'1.00 bottles 50c, ?
.'1 bottles $1.25. i
Waco Tonic is the medicine that 1
is guaranteed to satisfy or money j
refunded. Waco Tonic can be had at <
Buffalo from Buffalo Drug Co.; ,
Henry J. Hames, Jonesville; Lock- <
hart Company Store, Lockhart;
Whitmire Pharmacy, Whi'tmire, S. C. \
MILHOUS DRUG COMPANY, t
Distributors, 2
UNION, S. C.
LD1NG STORE
ling Built
uticle Soap and Can Be
rorth coming miles to see. E\
*ful piece of workmanship,
ts the front elevation of the ?
its ornamental column of Libe
ith smaller halls running throi
is to its features and adornme
dth the purpose of making y<
Ever Hei
/icinity Has Won (or the W. B.
A
'ibuting small free This ?
ily, the manufactur- TT .
. . - , Union ui
? this event only to
same foi
25 cents
FOR 10c AND 3 softest a
FOR 25c You shou
?we will n
n six cakes to one I This pri(
supplied. ?rade To
To Out
inn i nn
WELL UU. We are sole
Union Coi
ading Store m8il order8
cakes postps
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?se Hats are the Latest in Sh;
;hem at
E
rice we mean it, and we want y
we want is a visit to convince yc
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MISS C.OUDELOCK TO LEAVE.
Has Made Efficient Superintendent of
the Telephone Exchange Here.
The patrons of the telephone exchange
are sorry that Miss Nancy
Goudelock has been sent to Darlington.
She has made an efficient
superintendent. She is a thorough
business woman, but withal extremely
courteous, and all who know say
that telephone operators have more
trials than almost any other business.
On Monday evening the Co-Op
club gave a farewell party to Miss
Goudelock, who has been such an inspiration
to this club, and it was also
a welcome party to the new superintendent,
Miss Sue Canon, of Spartanburg.
All of the employees of
the telephone company were invited,
and the parlor of the building accommodated
thirty guests. Pink
sweet peas were used in abundance,
the lights were shaded with pink,
and the refreshments also bore the
colors. A flower contest was given,
and Mr. Lee won a lovely basket of
sweet peas. ;
The firemen of the city did a
thoughtful act and sent their Vic;rola
up to the young ladies to use,
and this they enjoyed very much.?
\nderson Daily Mail."
w.
in Minis
Seen in Our Show Wini
rery citizen of TTNV
It's a marvel
National Capirty
and Charugh
the entire
nt. This mas- \
ou acquainted TOMO
Id in the
Terrell Go. Store Much Well-De:
>oap is famous elsewhere, but I
nder its present name, although
mula is sold everywhere under
a cake. This Royal Cuticle Soap
nd most soothing you could use
ild get a half dozen cakes at the ii
lake for a short time, while the ei
\e is positively the lowest ever
ilet Soap.
of-Town Friends Don't
i agents for all towns in S
inty. Send in your
30c in stamps for 3
M. 10c 8 (
LAY]
apes and Styles and
OOKl
oil to fully realize the fact .
ra.
1NDERSELLERS |
NEW CANDIDATES
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the office of Magistrate
for Union Township, Union
County, and pledge myself to abide
by the decision of the Democratic primary.
J. G. Long, Sr.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the office of
township commissioner for Pinckney
Township, Union County, and pledge
myself to abide the result of the
Democratic primary election.
W. H. Barnes.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to the office of
Township Commissioner for Santuc
Township, Union County, and pledge
myself to abide the result of the Democratic
primary.
R. S. Harris.
FOR CONGRESS.
I hereby announce myself as candidate
for reelection to Congress
from the Fourth Congressional District
of South Carolina, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
Sam J. Nicholls.
Courtship after marriage is more
important than i't was before. * * ?
is. Terrell Co.
)
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lows Today
EILED TONIGHT
AT 7:30
3ALE STARTS
RROW AT 9 A. M.
South
served Popularity
!
iits never Deen soio in
i Soap made from the
another trademark at
is the cleanest, purest,
on your hands or face,
ltroductory price which
chibit is in our window,
made for such a highForget
That the Sale
tarts Tomorrow 1
9 A. M. I
^ake, 3 Cakes for 25c 1