The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 31, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 4, Image 4
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Save Your Cc
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"Dutchess
To M
THESE times demand prz
money spend wisely.
If you need an extra p;
look over our new stocks o:
Dutchess
10c a Button,
We address critical m<
yet to be entirely satisfied \
Dutchess Trousers are
their wearing qualities,
fashionable cut will sumrh
The money-back warra
rip, means trouser insuranc
Prices $3.0
J. CO
The House o
your MoneysOUR.
I
A^ID KE?
Extravagance Is a Hab
It is as easy to put a Lit
each Pay Day, as it is to fi|
agance you can indulge
gance will later become a i
the "Debt Habit."
Your Saving will soon sh
can look forward to sometl
is no better way to acquire
joining our
CHRISTMAS B/
We pay 4 Per Cent Inter*
COME TO C
Nicholson Ban
Emslie Nicholson, J. F
V* T"? J _ j -wrm
| r resident. vu
666
Gives Quick Relief for
COLDS and
LAGRIPPE
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Price 25c and 50c Per Botlle
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SSSm Co.
yation
Kit and Vest
iy
Trousers"
latch
idtical economy. To save
air of pants don"t fail to
f ;
Trousers
SI.00 a Rip
sn?individuals who have
vhen it comes to trousers,
known everywhere for
The choice fabrics and
?e you.
nty, 10c a button; $1.00 a
;e.
o to $6.00
HEN
>f Economy jj
DONT LET
KGANCE CRUSH
P. VGU POOR ?
it?Saving is a Habit,
tie Money into the Bank
?ure on what Pet Extravin!
But your Extrava|reat
burden?you'll get
iow a big balance and you
ling worth while. There
i a bank account than by
kNKING CLUB!
>st.
IIIR RANTIT I
r V M. M-TJL. 1.1 1 11a
k & Trust Co.
toy Fant, M. A. Moore
ce President. Cashier
A refuse can and fly trap have been
combined by an inventor in a device
intended to be placed about city
streets.
An electrical method for the economical
recovery of tin from scrap
metal has been invented by a French
engineer.
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Coming and Going. I
Capt- Booth Hi.rt is in Columbia
today on official business.
Mr. John D. Smith of Carlisle was
a visitor in Union Thursday.
Messrs. Badger, Trumps and some
of their friends of Camp Jackson
will spend Sunday with P. C. Whise- 1
nant on Hart street.
Mrs. Wallace Keisler of Union
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory near
Santuck. Mrs. Will Gregory returned
home with her Sunday afternoon
to spend a few days.
Mill U\ SUM UUMMII1EE
UNION COUNTY RED CROSS CHAPTER
December.
$123.49 amount expended. 855
yards of outing, 3 machine oil cans, |
3 bottles machine oils.
Report of Mrs. R. E. White, chairman
committee distributing. 9 bed
shirts, 1 pajamas, 4' prs bed socks.
January.
Report of Mrs. R. E. Whit, chair- man
committee distirhution. I doz.
balls knitting cotton, 27 bed shirts, 31
pajamas, 4 prs bed socks.
Report of Mrs. J. C. Wallace, chairman
committee packing. Jan. 22. 1
box surgical dressing. Contents as 1
follows: 10 doz. abdominal band- <
ages, 3 1-3 doz. head bandages, four- i
tailed,, 2 1-2 doz. T bandages, 5 doz, <
triagular bandages. 1
Jan. 22, 1 box patients' clothing. 1
Contents as follows: 1 doz. prs. bed s
onnlro A V??J Cf * ? '
ivv.uo, -x Uui. ucu Kiiuui, ~ (loz.pajam- *
as, 1-2 doz. nightingale. 1 box pa
tent's clothing. Contents as follows: 1
2 doz. bed shirts, 4 doz. pajamas '
The Jonesville Auxiliary sent 14 <
bed shirts, 11 pairs pajamas, 7 pairs 5
bed socks. >
On account of the extremely cold "
weather the members have not been j
able to accomplish much work. 'f
Mrs. D. J. Hames, *
Chairman Supply Committee. ^
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A Letter:
Union, S. C., Jan. 30, 1918. 1
A letter from Emma Sorgee, 8
yeaTs old to her brother Claude I..
Sorgee at Camp Seier, C. O. E. 118
Inf?Dear brother, I wish I could j
see you right now, but as I cannot, I
guess I can write to you I hope it
won't be long till you can get to come
home to stay, then won't we hav?,.a
jolly old time, we would go to lh*e store
and buy candy like we used to, 1
Ha, Ha, I wish you was here right I
now for Mama won't buy .me candy
like you used to, she says I want too
much.
Claude I wish sometimes that I was
your big brother, so I could stay with
you and go with you to France if you
hove to go, T know we could whip the
Kaiser. Claude I will close this time
with bushels of love from all .
From your little sister,
Emma Sorgee,
Academy St., No. 5,
Union, S. C.
A Lecture
The lecture which was announced
some time ago, will be given by Henri
Ellis Brewington, at the Court
House, Tuesday night, February- 5,
1018, beginning at 7:30. The subject
will be, "Of the Now Existing War w
Giving the plots, schemes and the
destructions done to the Umtcd
States by hostile nations.
The lecture will last one hour.
N. B.?If the weather should be
unfavorable for the time mentioned
above, it will be on the following
Tuesday at the same hour.
A Correction
The Devil gets in his work, as he
always does, but this time it happens
to be the "Printer's Devil."
In reply to "Enlisted Man's" article,
it was not my fault but a typographical
error, caused by the "Printer's
Devil" making "Pie" out of my
article; but we will excuse him this
time provided he corrects it. Now as
to the insurance, if a man is 21 years
old, it costs him sxty-five cents a
month, for "One Thousand Dollars"
and for a policy of Ten Thousand
Dollars, at the same age, it would
cost six dollars and fifty cents a '
month. He can cancel "Liberty
Bonds" if he desires to take out the
insurance as the government permits
him to do so. Consult your superior
officers before the 12th of February,
1918, as the automatic insurance feature
expires then.
Mrs. S. S. Linder,
Sec. of Civilian Relief.
Fair Forest Chapter D.A.R.
The Far Forest chapter D. A. R.
will meet Tuesday afternoon, February
6th at the home of Mrs. F. H.
Gamer and the assistant hostesses
will be Mrp. H. K. Smith and Miss
Edith Smith.
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EDISONIA
TODAY
Shirley Mason
In
The Awakening of Ruth
FRIDAY
LOUISE GLAUM
In :
Love or Justice?
Admission:
5, 10 and 15c
doming the BIRTH of a NATION
Next Wednesday
THE SLACKER
Nip That Cold Now
Don't take chances with a cold,
ifou cannot figure on the outcome of ;
1 cold if it is permitted to run its j
ourse. But you can count on prompt \
esults if you take K-W Brand Grippe j
Capsules, Lawson's Formula," when j
i cold starts. This remedy will !
promptly drive the cold from your j
system. A package of this valuable :
:old cure should have a place in every :
some. Its prompt use may save you j
from having congestion or other ser- i
ous after-effects of a neglected cold. ;
let a box of K-W Brand Grippe Cap- :
sules now. Sold by Peoples Drug j
Store, Phone 69.?Adv.
\ SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS \ j
DOLLAR DAY Wednesday Feb. 6th, j
at The Wonder. j
WANTED?Farm help, colored. Ap- i
ply to Tinsley's Jewelry Store. <
ltnd.
\UCTION SALE?Carload Tennessee
Horses, Mares and Mules at
Brannon's stable Monday, February i
4. Kentucky-Tennesse Horse and 1
Mule Auction Company. 76-4t.
NEW SPRING SILK DRESSES,
New Spring Coats have just arrived
nnd ready for your inspection.
They are beauties and moderately
priced at The Wonder.
YOU GET THE BEST work done at
my shops, because T employ only
expert pressors and cleaners, therefore
'he very best work is turned
out of my shop that you can get
anywhere. 1 guarantee satisfaction.
Phone 107 for your wants in
my line?your work will bo appreciated.
C. C. 1 lames' Pressing Club.
Nicholson Bank Building.
DR. IIUIET'S Hair Tonic will remove
the Dandruff and make the Hair
grow. For sale at Palmetto Drug
Co.
FOR SALE?One farm containing
125 acres, six miles from Union.
All necessary buildings. Price
$1,400, and terms on same. Address
P. O. Box 177. 7G-4t.
38 INCH Wide Sheeting 18c value
8 yards for $'1.00 Wednesday, Feb.
6th, at The Wonder.
FOR RENT?Dwelling on Perrin Ave
nue with lights, water and sewerage.
E. W. Stone. 73-tf.
MONEY on real estate on long anc
easy terms. J. E. Minter, Finan
cial Cor. Union County.
A GOOD REMEDY for all Aches and
Pains; Huiet's All-Healing Linement.
Buy a bottle at Palmetto
Drug Co.
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS? 15c percale
10 yards for $1.00 Wednesday
Feb. 6th, at the Wonder.
FOR SALE?Sanitary Iron Folding
Beds, with mattress to fit, onlj
$20.00 ,worth $30.00. Cooper Fur
niture Exchange, 27 Main St., Un
ion, S. C.
FOR SALE?Buggy and Wagon Harness.
Peoples Supply Co.
U. S.'FOREST SERVICE states that
one cord of oak or hickory equals
one ton of coal in fuel value. You
can get this wood to cut on halves,
also pine, three miles from Monarch
Mills. Write J. T. Spears, R.
v n i e
A* JL/> X* U'tl .
FOR RENT?A place 4 miles from
Union ?nd 1 1-2 miles from Buffalo.
For further information apply to
R. C. Williams at Clerk of Court's
Office. ltpd.
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SI "FIVE Y
SI t he man with a stea
i__j j in this hnnk n*
\what will happen five or
He knows that his savi
any condition that maj
f :eie is no man or
" o can build up an a
trong bank.
We invite dopistors
per cent compound in
Kmslie Nicholson. J.
president|
10 Small Farm
3-4 Mile from
\
A No. 1?9 1-4 Acres, $50. pei
j Godshall.
No. 3?10 1-5 Acres $37.50 p
t 44 5-12 8-10 44 37.50
\ 7?15 44 37.50
\ ? g?ii 47.50
i " 10-23 " 47.50
\ ' 8?19 4-10 " 47.50
g " 0?17 *4 37.50
\ " 4?-15 37.50
fj " 2-?9 1-4 " 40.00 *
t\ Godshall
8
s The above Farms are ni<
and dairy farms. Terms 1-3
g and two years at 8 per cent i
\ Citizens Real Esta
i ^^1 He who
? rr*tt c/ n
Let Me Do You
I have bought out the 1
Wallace Williams, at Fo
prepared to do FiriJt Cla
able Prices.
WORK GUA
Bring me your sick Casi
and let me dodtor them.
J. Herma:
Phone 9i
TEN SMALL FARMS FOR SALE? ^
3-4' Mile from Monarch. No. 1?9
1-4 Acres, $50 per acre. Sold to G.
P fJndshflll. Nn S 10 1 -f? onrnc
$37.00 per acre. No. 0?12 8-1C
acres $37.00 per acre. No. 7?15 T
acres $37.00 per acre. No. 0?11 ?
acres $47.00 per acre. No. 10?23 A
acres $47.00 per acre. No. 8?10
4-10 acres $47.00 per acre. No. C?
17 acres $37.00 per acre. No. 4? _
15 acres $37.50 per acre. No. 2? I.
9 1-4 acres $40.00 per acre. Sold
to G. P. Godshall. The above farms
are nicely located for truck and
dairy farms. Terms 1-3 cash, balance
in one and two years at 8 per
cent per annum. Citizens Real Estate
& Loan Co. * 2
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ICHOLSON
tNK&IRUSTO?
UN/ON. s. c. ID
1
EARS AHEAD I
dily growing Savings Ac- |
jver found worrying about |
ten years hence. I
ng will enable him to meet I
r arise. ^
woman who has so little but ?
ccount with the assistance of I
of $1.00 or more and jniy 4
teres t.
Roy Fant, M. A. Moore,
Vice President. Cashier.
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s For Sale |
Monarch '
acre. Sold to G. P. J
er acre. !
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Sold to G. P. 5
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j
:ely located for truck $
i cash, balance in one $
>er annum. 8
te & Loan Co. I
^%VV\VN\V\WVW%\X3iX3?k
r Vulcanizing!
Vulcanizing Shop of
ster's Shop, and am
ss Work at ReasonRANTEED
ngs and Inner Tubes
I Will Cure Them.
ri Smith
3
IONEY TO l/MN at 7 per cent,
straight interest on business and
residence property in amounts of
$2,f>00 and above F. J. Parham,
Union. S. C.
uesdavs and Thnrsdnva frw A
T THE WONDER Wednesday Feb.
6th, Dollar Day Specials all Ladies
trimmed hats at $1.00.
AND FOR SAI.E?104 acres for
only $(>.."?0 per acre, located on the
East Side of Typrcr River one mile
above Cedar Bluff Ridfre. Good cultivating
land on the bottoms, also
^0 acres in pasture, known as the
"John Lawson' place
times in Turs paper.
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