The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 08, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
Help You
And Make Mor
3 Uncle Sam must have th
thousands of food and mun
equip and maintain an am
us a smashing big navy?in
to carry on its share of the j
OF THE WORLD.
YOU can do YOUR part
some of your savings. Inve
Liberty Loan Bonds. Y011 i
I you help your country. Th<
tercst and are as good as j
ment plan. For example, i;
$50 bonds, you can make yc
follows:
i T'r when you buy the b
18' r on June 28, 1917
20' r on July 30. 1917
30' r on Aug. 15, 1917
fi 30'? on Aur. 30, 1917
The bonds will be dated
for 30 years, when the Gov
cipal. Twice a year the o1
the rate of 3Yi per cent a y
Come in and let us he
your country
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you wiil pay the price lal
of all headaches arise frc
nfViinnr hi 1 v?r> i n tr oiwic- fhoi
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and many other ills are
strain. In such cases tin
that is an unfailing one?
SCHOOL CHILDREN
carefully examined befor
if necessary, fitted with ?
An examination will coi
is no need for glasses I
for glasses are very reas
every pair with an absol
tion.
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r. U. DURE,
13 Main Street
Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins
DENTIST
OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN |Tn;,vn C p
FOSTER RUII.DINC U"1UII, O. \J.
Paper covers to protest automobiles
in storage have been invented.
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ley for Yourself
e money QUICKLY to build
it ion-car ryingr ships, to raise,
ty of 1,000,000 men; to give
i short, to enable our country
?reat war for the FREEDOM
; by lending the Government
tst now in one or more of the
will be helping yourself while
e bonds pay 3l/o per cent, inarold.
There is an easy payf
you want to buy one of the
>ur payments at this bank, as
ond $ 1.00
9.00
10.00
15.00
15.00
$50.00
June 15, 1917, and will run
ernment will repay the prinwner
will receive interest at
ear.
>1p you to help yourself,
and humanity.
ters National Bank
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neglecting yours? If, so,
ter. More than two-thirds
nn eye-strain. Dim vision,
t soon tire, granulated lids
due to some form of eye
3re is but one remedy and
-properly fitted glasses,
f should have their eyes
e being taxed by study and
passes.
st you nothing, and if there
vill tell you so. My prices
onable and I stand back of
,ute guarantee of satisfacn
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Union, South Carolina
A. E. HILL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Spartanburg, S. C.
Will practice in the Civil
and Criminal Courts of
Union County- 9-3mo-pd
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JONESVILLE
Jonesville, June 4th.?Sundi
morning there was a hail storm ju
above Jonesville and ovep on Pacol
river there was much hail, but it w
small and didn't injure the cro
much. Farmers are struggling for
stand of cotton, many acres havii
been planted over. Some farmers hs
to buy seed to replant their cott<
crop at prices ranging from $1.50
$2.00 per bushel.
Only a few Confederate Vetera
have gone from here to the Washin
ton reunion. Several free passes we
secured for indigent Veterans over tl
Southern railway by W. H. S. Harr
commander of Camp C. W. Boyd b
only one of those securing a pass ft
able to make the trip which sl^
that the old boys (as they are calle<
are all about to succumb to age ai
the infirmatives of life. J. A. Da
caster was the only Veteran that ft
able to make the trip on a free paf
J. W. Scott and George T. Gault le
for the reunion Sunday. George 1
Fowler left for Washington Sunds
and Mr. T. M. Littlejohn left Satu
day evening.
Mrs. Columbus McWhirter and Mr
Haddon Geer left here Saturday eve
ing for Newberry, where they go
visit relatives for the next month.
Miss Annie McWhirter left S^tu
day for Newberry, where she goes
visit relatives for the next month.
Jefferson Davis' birthday was hoi
ored with appropriate services af^tl
Presbyterian church here Sund;
evening by the people of the tov
under the auspices of the U. D. 1
chapter here. Dr. F. M. Ellerbe pr
sided. Prayer was offered by Rev. \
B. Justus and President Davis' fa
orite song. "How Firm a Found
tion" was sung by the congregatio
led by Mrs. Dr. Ellerbe at the orga
Addresses were then made by Rev
Lewis M. Rice and W. B. Justus, boi
of whom spoke of the goodness ar
greatness of the leader of the Soutl
ern cause which had its birth and i
death in four short years, but neve
theless a cause that was just in i
motives and purposes and full of pi
triotisni and fidelity. Mrs. W.
Leister read a beautiful essay on Je
ferson Davis of her own compositio
"My Counnty, 'Tis of Thee" was tht
sung to "America," by the congreg;
tion and the doxology pronounced I
Rev. Mr. Justus.
A series of religious meetings ai
to begin here in the Methodist chur<
next Sunday. Evangelist Holcomb
to do the preaching. The meeting
to be conducted by all the denomim
tions and is to be for the saving (
souls and not for any special denom
nation. The people of the whole con
munity are invited to attend. Re
Mr. Holcomb has preached at Trdup
and at Spartanburg and is well know
to those places as a very able mil
live revivalist preacher. t*
Our college girls are; coming hit
and ^"n a few move day^'they*
be at their homes again. SevenF si
graduated and will enter upon sonl
sort of work for a livelihood. 1
Mr. Sam Littlejohn. Jr., whr is d
duty in the United States service I
Charleston, ran up Sunday and spei
the evening and night with his pi
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Littlejohj
on Church street.
Mr. John T. Fowler, who has he*1
unite sick for several days is no bai
ter. I
Mr. J. C. Spears is improving ver
much from his sickness.
Mr. Arthur Fowler and family c
Pinckney spent Sunday with relative
in Jonesville.
Messrs. P. D. Barron and L. .
Southard of the Union har and M:
I. C. Otts of the Snartanburjf ba
were in Jonesville Monday on legs
business.
Dr. M. W. Chambers is at Spartar
buric under treatment from Dr. Stee<
ly.
Mr. Noak Fowler, who lives at Pa<
olet depot, was horn and reared abox
four miles east of Union C. H. and
the son of Mark Fowler, who was
soldier in the war of 1812. M
Fowler is the only living man in th
country who is the son of a soldi)
of the war of 1812. Mr. Fowler ht
a brother, Thomps Fowler, at Greei
ville, Texas. Mark Fowler was a poi
man, had no education and at thi
period in our history the poor mi
was not much interested in educatio
consequently many men and wome
too, went without knowing a lett.<
in the book and contrary to the teacl
in^ of our >day that a man ,.ust 1
educated to succeed in life some <
tne itinerate and uneducated m<
have succeeded and have made go<
citi'/.ens. I mention Mr. Noah Fowl
as one of these who doesn't know
letter in the book and has to make
cross mark when he signs a papi
and never had a dollar given to hi
to help him along and he it said
his credit that he is worth some fi
teen to twenty thousand dollars and
a man of truth and honor and the
is no better citizen in his neighbo
hood. Then T ? ?
. ni.ct MllUtllCI III!
whose father was rich and he ga'
his son a collegiate education ai
reared him in luxury and then he hJ
three good large legacies inherited <
given to him and yet that man died
pauper. I give these two illustr
tions from opposite positions in li
to show that it seems to he all in tl
man after all. Telephone.
There is hardly a trade or profe
sion that we used to consider absolut
ly masculine that does not now engaj
many women.
Some men are not satisfied to r
main at the bottom of the ladd<
They always want to get lower dow
Experts who predict a long w
seem to he pretty familiar with tl
make-up of an American congress.
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vi. $1.25 and $1.39, our pi
7 I Ladies' Wash Skirts in C
| value $1.25, our price
n" I Ladies' Gauze Vests, 10c
to I only
tr~ I Ladies' Black and White
I our price only
"e I Ladies' White and Black
*y I only
c-1 Ladies' Silk Hose, value <
J; I only
I Men's Grey Mixed Hose,1
n, I only
"l I Men's Silk Hose, value
J I only
J- I Men's Khaki and Pin C
r! I $1.25, our price onlj
a! I Men's Blue Work Shirts,
p. I only
n. I Men's Blue Overalls, vali
" I only
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l" The minimum
n', rolet has excitei
8r again. You are
Jg has been built in
of been uppermost
A car correct!
er that it must be <
a struction.
a You will find
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to to keep. It is ne1
And we have ev<
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r- Model Four Ninety Touring Car $
in with all weather top, $025.00. "Baby
$"800.00. Chevrolet eight cylinder four
prices F. O. B. Flint.
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labardines, Basket Wei
: only
values, our price
Gauze Lisle Hose, vi
Hose, value 15c, our pr
69c, our price
value 10c, our price
5c, our price
heck Blue Work Panl
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value 69c, our price
ue $1.25, our price
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uy spending 11 v
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ot the low price that buyi
low cost that keeps it.
maintenance expense of th
d public comment time a
assured of economy for (
to this car. This considera
in the minds of the buildei
y built is easily kept. Thi
af light weight, and of last
these points in the Chevrol
will, also, find it an econon
ver a burden. We have seen
*r made sure of it.
550.00. Roadster, $535.00. "Four >
Grand" Touring Car or "Royal Mai!
passenger Roadster or five passengei
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NIION, S. C.
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town-on-Hudson; Flint, Mich.; St.
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For
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to that.
Jinety" Touring Car, fitted >
I" Roadster, fully equipped,
Touring Car, $1385.00. All
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UNION, S. C.
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