The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 15, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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Make a List of C
for Christmas, for New Yen
until these days are passed,
easy it will be to supply
or necessity, and notwiths
will find that a dollar goes ;
it ever did, for we are still
of fortunate contracts and
at retail, we could sell to tl
wholesale, for more than we
See us for Jack Frost S
packages, just a little nicei
in Granulated Sugar the A
Cleanliness.
Jack Frost and Four X 1
for any occasion, and Jack 1
in two and five pound carto
trash out, all the Sweetness,
is true of our Toxaway Far
get that Christmas calls for
fee and Tea with just a lit
supply you from 15 cents p
Coffee, and from 5c per pacl
It must be better than s
where or money back. Sec
for Christmas baking.
All Fruit Cake Ingredienl
and Fruits. Place your or<
box. Celery and Cranberries
Cakes, and any other kind 1
More Nuts and Better Is
Carolina offers. If you wa
the other kind don't fail to
THF UNION
m u V/ II 1 A V/ A 1
( ood Things to Eat.
\ !>M INISTK ATORS' S A I.E.
The undersigned administrators <
the estate of VV. (?. W. (Joinjr, d
ceased, will oflfer for sale, for cash, I
the highest bidder, on salesday in Jai
nary, Monday, January 1, at 11 o'cloc
before the (Courthouse door, the fo
lowing property, to wit:
Two shares Monarch mills of Unir
common stock, of the par value <
one hundred ($100) dollars each, Ce
till rate No. 20.
Sixteen shares of stock in the Ci
i/.ens National Rank of Union, of tl
par value of fifty ($50) dollars p<
share. Certificate Nos. 105 and K.
John T. Clonic,
E. V. (JoinR, ,
Geo. W. Goinfc,
49-4-pd Administrators.
VIEN FO
ctric Motor fc
Coffee P
tides are Inex^ensiv
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d Coal. Alwa^
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By Hotel Union
NOW!
iood Things to Eat
ir's, and all the time from now
i
come to our Store and find how
your every reasonable luxury
tanding the high prices, you
as far with us or farther than
1 giving our patrons the value
half the goods we sell today,
he Manufacturers and Jobbers
i ask you as you want it.
ugars, in two and five pound
than anything you ever saw
cme of Purity, Sweetness and
'ulverized or Pulverized Sugar
"rost or Domino Tablet Sugars
ns, keep all the impurities and
Goodness and Purity in. Same
icy Head Rice. And don't forjust
a little Better Coiree, Cottle
more cheer in it. We can
er pound to 50c per pound for
kage to $1.50 per pound in Tea.
ame money will buv vou else
; us for Cake and Good Flour
:s, Extracts, Spices, Vegetables
ders early for Oranges by the
?, Fruit Cakes, all sizes, Pound
that is good.
ruts than any stock in Upper
ml good ones for the price of
get them here.
GROCERY CO.
Phone 100 or 80.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
>r Furniture pal ore,
e- Prices much lower
to Than ever before
Cooper Furniture Store,
k. "Say, mister, you heard that noi
1 I . I .1 , o .. *
- uie omcr day :
"Yes, what was it?"
>m "That was the drop in prices
Cooper Furniture Exchange."
Another man shot in Union.
Some loud talking near Southe
le freight depot revealed the fact th
>r something was doing in a store nea
hy. The big fat man shot into th
store and found that some of tl
warmest bargains were being dishi
out hy the Cooper Furniture Kxchani
ever known in Union. " 'Nuf sed." 50
MAKE
LKS HAF
BY GIV1
>r Her Sewing
ercoletor, Wa!
e and yet add Greatly t
no noise, no w?
rs ready at an i
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l to your orai
)u Press the Bui
oest, Cleanest ;
Id today :
it Us Arrange About The:
1 Elect
V. EASTE
1REMBERT-STEADMAN CARDS.
Handsome cards reading as follows
huvp hpon icciipH i r* f ' '
? .uuuvu *i* v?l? tivjr, ana IlCf ;
aid one_of the largest social events of
the holiday season: /
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaillard Rembert ]
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter ]
Medora Rice
to )
Mr. John Marcellus Steadman, Jr.,
>n Thursd;> evening the twentyighth
of December at eight o'clock,
'cntral 'Methodist Episcopal church, J
>T''*tanburg, South Carolina.
Miss Rembert is a social favorite ]
in Spartanburg and enjoys a far- ,
reaching popularity. She was edu- 1
cated at Converse college, possessing
many intellectual attainments j
and a winsome personality.
The bride-groom is pleasantly remembered
here, having been a mem- 1
ber of the Wofford Fitting school faculty.
He is prominent in educational
circles and is popular with a
large circle of friends. ^
The marriage will lie one of the
most interesting social events of the
holiday season.?Spartanburg Herald.
FOUR I'AltOLEI) BY GOVERNOR.
i
Columbia, Dec. 12.?Four parole*
were issued by Governor Manning as
follows, all conditioned on good be
havior: s
J. P. Sullivan, convicted of violation s
of the dispensary law in Oconee coun- c
ty in March of this year and sen- I
tenced to one month on the chain
gang; W. E. Artledge, convicted of
violation of the prohibition law in *
Kershaw county in July of this year s
and sentenced to six months on the 1
chain gang; Mollie Andrews, cgnvict- *
ed of assault and battery with intent
to kill at Greenwood in October, li>14,
and sentenced to three years' impris- ^
onment; York Brabham, convicted of ^
larceny at Bamberg in January of this j
year and sentenced to eighteen
months' imprisonment.
THANK YOU, GIRLS. f
_ A bevy of Union school girls, walk- |
ing up street, noticed the sign,
"Money Talks," in front of Cooper
Furniture Exchange, one of them was 1
heard to remark, "They tell me a bran *
new dime whispers some nice things
in there." Another one retorted, "Yes, f
they tell me a dollar bill whispers like 1
se a thunder storm in there." You are i
right, young ladies, the dollar has '
spoken so loud it has been heard from
at one end of Union county to the other.
A great many people are taking advantage
of the low prices afforded by
n The Cooper Furniture Exchange. We *
nro picking up bargains every day and
selling bargains every day. If you '
f" miss them don't blame us with it. 50-1 k
ns ? .
he Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
e<l The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, 1
re GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, diriWa out <
. Malaria.enrlchentheblood.andbulldauptheajra- 1
-1 tern. A true tome. For adulta and children 90r 1
I .
YOUR ?PY
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ter Pot, Smoo
o the Joy, Ease and i
isted fuel in tl
nstants notict
nary electric
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RUNG, 15
, COMFORT.
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(By Robert W. Service)
3ayl You've struck a heap of trouv
ble?
Bnst in business, lost your wife;
Mo one cares a cent about you,
You don't care a cent for life;
rlard luck has of hope bereft vou.
Health is failing, wish you'd dieWhy,
you've still the sunshine left
you
And the big, blue sky.
?ky so blue it makes you wonder
If it's heaven shininp through;
5arth so smiling 'way out yonder,
r Sun so brierht it dazzles you;
3irds a-sinpinp, flowers a-flinpinp
All their fragrance on the breeze,
}ancinp shadows, preen, still pot
these.
These, and none can take them from
you;
These, and none can weiphv their
worth.
What! you're tired* and broke and
beaten ??
Why, you're rich?you've pot the
earth!
fes, if you're a tramp in tatters,
While the blue sky bends above
fou've pot nearly all that matters?
You've pot God, and God is love.
Mr. Huphes said work would be
scarce if Wilson won, but we understand
he already has a pood job with
i leadinp firm of attorneys.?Grand
tapids (Mich.) Press.
The ideal campaipn manaper is one
vho can make his post-election alibis
is plausible as his pre-election vlaims
ire sweepinp.?Southern Lumberman *
Nashville).
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The report of exy: "ps by the Dem- t
>cratic National Campaign committee C
o congress, as required by law, shows t
otal receipts $1,808,348; total dis- t
>u r semen ta $1,084,590. a
Mrs. Mary Harkncss. widow of jj
^has. W. Harkness, who died in May,
lied Friday in New York, following an c
>peration. Her husharid left her a
'ortune of $12,000,000.
No. 666
This is a prescription prepared especially
or MALARIA or CHILI S A. FEVER.
' ive or six doses will break any case, and
f taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
eturn It acts on the liver better than
Calomel nnd docs not gripe or sicken. 25c
The fact that Croker is moving hack 1
o New York from Ireland is a sugretion
tha tmatterssssssf faDy b b I
:estion that matters must be worse in
reland than had been supposed.?
Seattle PoSt-Intelligencer. 7
Plies Cured lit 6 to 14 Days ii
tour druggist will refund money If PAIO
)INTM8NT fails to cure any case of Itching,
ifiad. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in6to!4days.
rbc first application glees Base and Rest. 30c. 5
CHRIS1
Chafing Dish,
w?
unity iruu
Hctual Economy of Hi
iese days of I
for all you
light then, ;
Do the Rest'' 1
r most Satisfa
Conveniences Before 1
jht 01
?upt.
Union, S
| See
p If you are contemplatin,
p mobile. I have demonst
P Chevrolet to many Unioi
P people are satisfied owner;
4 It runs like velvet and
2 amazing rapidity. The 1
$ uses so little gas and oil w
4 These famous "Four-Ni
g and Touring Car sell for
g me demonstrate their woi
I W. E. GREI
p UNION
NOTIC7E TO TAXPAYKHST"
From January 1st to February 20th,
917, the county auditor's hooks will
>e open for making returns. All who
ire liable to taxation will please see
v.of ?? ' J
....v v?o? icraniB an.- jjrvperiy maac.
)nly personal property is returned
his year, except where real estate has
leerl transferred from one party to
mother. In such case please state on
eturn if bought or sold and how much
ind to whom.
Will be in office all of January exept
as stated below:
Will be' at?
Lockhart on Jan. lfith;
Adamsburp: Jan. 17th, in morning;
Kelton, Jan. 17th, in afternoon.
.Jonesville, Jan. 18th;
Buffalo, Jan. 10th;
Carlis^p, Jan. 22nd.
Santuc, Jan. 23rd;
Monarch, Jan. 23, in morning;
Ottaray, Jan. 24, in afternoon.
Union Mills, Jan. 25th;
Tn i ' v " - ? * '
r.xceisior ivimuntf Mill and (lault's
vnittinp Mill on Jan. 26th.
Will be in office from Jan. 2?5th to
peb. f>tb;
West Springs, Feb. 6th;
Cross Keys, Wilburn's Store, Feb.
th, in morninpr; 1
Sedalia, Minter's Store, Feb. 7th,
n afternoon;
Goshen Hill, Feb. 8th.
J. S. Betenbauprh,
0-12 County Auditor.
4
rows '
, Toaster
i
ausekeeping I
ligh Priced
have to do
as the well
Etemember,
Lctory Fuel
:
Christmas
ice
outh Carolina
lWlC* f
g the purchase of an auto- i(
rated the merits of the ?
n people, and these same it
s of this splendid car.
eats up the miles at an it
)eauty about it is that it it
hile doing these stunts.
nety" cars, both Roadster g
490 f. o. b. Flint, Mich. Let it
rth to you. i
CN, Dealer 1 *
r, s. c. I
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas the Great Spirit in His infinite
wisdom 'has called from our
hunting grounds our friend and
orother, II. L. Tirnmons, to i'ne tfreat
beyond and whereas a (floom has come
upon our tribe and all tho brothers
and iinnn tho fomil? * ?*
? vs?V AUIU11J U4 UUl UUJJa I l/CU
chief which stirs our hearts to sympathy
for the loss of one so much
loved as Brother Timmons, who has
always been a faithful member both
on the degree teams and in the regular
order of business. He was one
of the most popular young men in our
community, being full of fun and not
seeming to realize his worth as a
member of our order, but always
ready and willing to do his part in
anything that came before the order
Be it Resolved,
That the consolence 1 nf this trih'o
be extended to the family and relatives
of our deceased brother, its profound
sympathy in their bereavement
and pray the blessings of the Great
Spirit may continually be and abide
with them in their trouble and sorrow.
Respectfully submitted,
Pawnee Tribe No. 4 I. O. R. Men.
W. T. Farr, Chmn.,
O. H. I/eon hard t,
S. A. Sparks.