The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 08, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
I THE EDISONIA
Where the Better Kind off Photoplays are Shown
PROGRAM FOR COMING WEEK
Is there any honesty ih Politics? See this
week's Chapter of "THE GRIP OF EVIL"
Entitled
THURSDAY "THE LOOTERS"
Featuring JACKIE SAUNDERS
Also Specially Selected Program of Short
Features.
Vitagraph Presents
PRMAY EDITH STOREY and ANTONIO MORENO
rnlUnl jn Superb Photo-Production
Blue Ribbon "THE DUST OF EGYPT"
feature. Special . . . , ..... ,
Production strikingly original, picturesque and wonin
7 Acts drous story that marks a new step in
Film Perfection.
1 Another Thrilling Chapter of
The Film Novel of the Hour
"THE SECRET OF THE SUBMASATUROAY
RINK"
With Specially Selected Program, including
"Musty Suffer," "Hazards of Helen",
"Lonesome Luke."
Metro Presents the Wonderful
MONDAY M>,K ,,UiA ''ktrova
in a Wonderplay of Supreme Power
j "THE ETERNAL QUESTION"
S. 10 P. M. \ Matchless Adventure Story, Hrinuuing with
Romance. Intrigue and Thrills.
The Popular Film Stars
ARNOLD DALY and SHELDON LEWIS
TUESDAY I
"AN AFFAIR OF THREE NAST
AIMING TTON^"
2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 11CF1NO
S. 10 P. M. IJeing an Adventure of Ashton Kirke?Investigator,
in Which His Swift Mind and Sure
Touch Prevent an International Crisis.
I THE PRINCE OF FUN-MAKERS
WEDNESDAY HARRY watson as 4 misty suffer"
And Specially Selected Program
ICoal! Coal!|
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i and October delivery, at $5.00 per Ton deliv- ?
J ered. payable November 1st. Every ton guaran- f
J teed to give entire satisfaction or your money ?
i back. \
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^ and make delivery at your convenience during 2
? September or October. i
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> Remember we give you nothing but Clean ^
? Lump Coal, as we use all our fine coal for making ^
\ ice- I
jUnion Ice & Fuel Co. j
a NOTICE, ELECTION MANAGERS.
T he managers of the election next
T uesday are earnestly requested to
ask for contributions to the Woodrow
Wilson campaign fund on the day of
the second primary, (in the day of the
first primary there was but a little
over $<>.00 contributed; but this was
owini; to the fact that the movement
was not advertised. Please ask for
Macbeth Young,
^ County Democratic Chairman.
DyST0/E6YPT ??^
ww *r MEETING AT BEULAII.
ALEN CAMPBELL
EDITH STOREY^ANTONIO MORENO : ? T!"'"' "in f moclin? "r ?'
Mculah church, beginning next Sun,]ny>
SePt- 1 Oth. There will be two
services each day and dinner will be
n served on the grounds. Kveryone ia
$li invited to attend these meetings.
"I J. M. Trogdon, Pas'. >r.
. . r, - ... ^ CARD OF THANKS.
Special Feature at the
j o I desire to express to each one of
?,UlSOnidi [ iho citizens who supported me in the
first primary my sincere appreciation.
One Day Only I will appreciate the support that may
FRIDAY SEPT 8 "'V('n mt* approaching sec'
* ond primary. If elected I will serve
Admission 5 j and 10c honestly and faithfully as coroner of
Union county. Vote for me in the ser
ond primary and I will intelligently
administer the affairs of the office.
Mrs. Jacob Gietske, wife of an arm- "Dollar Bill" Harris,
es- man at Hazelton, (la., asks for a
divorce alleging that her husband When obliged to go to sleep, why
heats her. not let your wrist watch?
CARD OF THANKS. J
To the Democratic Voters of Union
County:
Permit me to take this means of extending
to you my profound gratitude
foi the magnificent vote y >u gave me
in the primary. I was indeed gratified
to he elected in the fi st primary
and words cannot express my appreciation
of your votes; and also the
loyal support and service rendered me
by my numerous friends throughout
Union county. I have hut one purple
in wanting to go to the legislature
and that is to serve my county
and State in the best way possible;
and at any time I can be of service
as your representative I am always at
your command.
Again thanking you, I am,
Faithfully yours,
Jno. K. Hamblin.
MME. PETROVA HERE MONDAY.
Mrne. Petrova, the foremost en.wtional
actress of the stage or screen,
will be seen here at the Edisonia on
Monday in "The Eternal Question," a
gripping five-part Metro wonderplay
produced by the Popular Plays and
Players. In this production Mine.
Petrova is surrounded by an exceptionally
strong cast, which includes
Arthur Hoops, Mahlon Hamilton,
Edward Martindel, Warren Oland,
Henry Leone, Howard Messimer and
Evelyn Dumo. The feature abounds
with big and striking scenes, among
them an aviator dropping from his
aeroplane to the deck of a transatlantic
steamship and the subsequent
rescue of the aviator and the girl he
has saved, by the crew otT a United
States torpedo boat. There are also
. WM.V ?|? ill*; AliUiUIUin MUl'l'd I
alonjr Fifth Avenue and on the fa- |
nious In-idle path in Central Park.
CARD OF TH ANKS.
I desire to express my thanks to
"M'-h friend who supported me in the
hvst primary for commissioner for
P.ojransville township, and will appre
ate the support of every citizen on
the day of the second primary. I will
do my duty faithfully if elected. j
36-1-pd V. E. Lawson.
NOTICE, KELLY SCHOOL OPENS.
Kelly school will open Monday, Sept.
11th. We are anxious for all pupils
of school acre to be present. Parents
are especially invited for the opening.
R. F. Fowler,
C. J. Thomas,
W. V. Bentley,
Trustees.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby tfiven, that on the
5th day of October, 1916, at 11 o'clock,
a. m., in the Court of Probate for
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.-.cm v^wumy, uie uiiuersirjneu will |
make his final settlement as Executor, |
of the Estat e of I). C. Gist, deceased,
and that thereupon he will apply to !
the Judge of said Court, for his final
dischage as such Executor.
C. M. West.
This 4th day of September, 191(5.
Published in The Union Times for
:i(i days.
ORPHAN WORK DAY.
1 he custom has grown up of having
one day in the year set aside as Orphan
Work Day.
That means that all friends of the
orphans work on that day and whatever
they make, they send to various
denominational orphanages. More and
more the custom has spread until now
it means a great deal to the orphanages.
This year, Sept. 30 is Orphan Work
Day.
Whatever you make on that day, if
you are a Presbyterian, should be sent
to Thornwell Orphanage, Clinton, S.
C., for it is the Presbyterian Orphan
age of Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina. Many children, fatherless
and motherless, are there from your
State, and they are being trained in
hand, head and heart. If it were not
for Thornwell Orphanage they would
not get this training.
Will you not, then, set yourself to
work on the 110th, and get others to
work, and send that day's income to
your little brothers and sisters, who
must be cared for, and whom you love
to help?
Remember the day, Sept. GOth.
Cut this out and read it to the
members of your family.
Send what you make to Thornwell
Orphanage, Clinton, S. C., where there
are .'100 orphan boys and girls being
given a Christian training.
LETTER FROM A UNION BOY.
U. S. S. Delaware. At Sea.
Editor Union Times:
Enclosed find money order for $1.00.
This pays my indebtedness from I)e
cember, 1015, to December, 1916. No
matter if I am in Mexico, out at sea.
or even in New York eitj, I am alwals
glad to get The Times. I have
a friend aboard ship from Spartanburg,
and he said that The Times was
like a letter from home.
The Delaware and several other battleships
sailed today for a ten days'
war game. We will meet the Pennsylvania
and other shins out at sea
and have a rough battle, firing blanks.
Will sail for Norfolk ,-<?on.
Your friend,
Raymond 1- Harris.
KI,K(TEl> MAGISTR ATE
IN PINCHNKY TOWNSHIP
Mr. William (Jault was elected magistrate
in Pinckney township over his
opponent, Mr. Adams. The return
from El Paso settled the question,
which was before in doubt.
I TO THE DEMO
OF UNIOI
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CANDIDATE FOR CLERK 01
After making a clean, horn
given me enough votes to place
of Court for Union County, for
and thankful. The second race
hands of my good friends, askir
first race to please remember ,
vote for me the first time c
race to consider me now. :
THI
, "THE MONEY LENDE
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?s Railroad Drama, featurin
// S camp. "BASHFUL CHA
Boat Comedy. "BASE B
y llK ( n edy, with a lauph c.very
f?ather Photopla;
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1 with Val Paul and Myrtle
The greatest serial ever
YjIR You see Ringling Bros.'
Funny Clowns, Thrilling i
HiJI yV\ 1 Second Chapter "GLOl
I Burke, the most up-to-di
\Yj j j I date. If you haven't star
early and avoid the rush.
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3St, straight campaign you have
! me in the second race for Clerk
which I am profoundly grateful
; io iiuw uii, iiiiu i am again in tne
lg those who voted for me in the
kne again, and those who did not
>n account of others being in the
JRSDAY yfflt
]RS," in Two Acts. A Thrilling
fi the fearless star, Marie Wal- '/0
RUE'S PROPOSAL,'" a House- /
ALL BILL," a Home-Run Com/
Feature in Five Acts, "IT I
^ULU," a fine Comedy Drama jSrjfSra^
TJRDAY
produced, "PEG O' THE RING".
riroafoot ykA??? ?> A1? *Mf 1/ rZtm
\cts, etc. Don't miss a chapter. |J
)NI)AY ^
*IA'S ROMANCE," with Billie /ufo jjwl
ite serial showing in Union to ^^1
ted this, it's not too late. Come jLJ*j WA/1
ptte Kellerman in "NEPTUNE'S ^