Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Copyrlcht 1917, A. R. Klrwhbuum Cn. Business I A Good Business Ma A Good Busine You are a good b is the proposition, w isn't a good one. We will give yo you are now getting or as good Clothes as less money. The greatest CI country make our clc a fit, good service an tion. Once a customer proposition retain yo We are ready 1 selection in the lates Men's and Hats and Mai For Earl] A Large Shipment c Just R? J. CO The House ol tfk |!^(| 4^t| i.^4 4% J!^A 4^]| A^A 4*^4 A^A A^A WW V V V VVVVVv> ISpring Ap I | You Will Need l X Purchasi i V T\ f^t _ | ury ut I Dress ( X I Shoes and V V You cannot get more f j* give for it. Your dollar j our store. We are selling ? at lower prices than the g & wholesale. ? | Try Us For Your | Dry Goods, D I Shoes and t v J You may go far afield 5* will fare no better than at 4 Full Stocks, Large Assc X fTHE RASOR A Opposite Union V MAIN STREET ^ 1 'roposition! n Always Appreciate ss Proposition. 11 usiness man ana nere e leave it to you if it u better clothes than for the same money, 1 you are getting for ( t 1 bthes Maker in the 1 )thes. We guarantee rt Ld absolute satisfac- 1 1 y we will by the above c ur grace. [ to show you a big c t things of ) Boys Suits lhattan Shirts f Spring ' I >f Ladies' and Men's ? )RDS jccivcd HEISI, i I Satisfaction , k 1^(1 ~ | ' nrnaohoo! I |JG UUUIIUOl j: i t X 0 to Make Your f : SS in i )0(lS, | jiOOdS, | : Notions. | i o or your money than we y <i buys its full worth in y ? many articles at retail y k [oods could be bought at j t y V ? .* t Jk*. r Next Order In I V ti ress Goods, | : Notions. I t mm?mm?mm?mmmmmmm?? a X t? seeking values, but you $ our store. ^ 1 irtments, Low Prices ? ] COMPANY! \ V Times Office A ? UNION, S. C. ? a ,?-? I Coming and Going. I Mr. Hughes Worthy, of Cheater Is in the city today. i Mr. J. F. Hawkins, of Route 3 was a a visitor in Union today. ihi Mr. Joe Sparks of Columbia was bel a visitor in Union Thur: day. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wclche of Shelton were in the city Thursday 3hcp,i__ art ?ing. VIC All members of the company of an "Home Guards" are urged to be ^ present for drill tonight. yQ The Union Coca-Cola llottling Company, of this city has added a new ^h? White Truck to their delivery depart- 1 tnent. C01 \utos Must Carry ho< The New Licenses thj Owners of Cars Must Have 1918 njt Plates or Be Subjected to the C0l Penalty of Law. GC in Automobilists in South Carolina ni;] unning their cars now without their gp, 1918 license plates are doing so at ro? -heir own risk. The time for petting cja be new licenses expired on February i L. Because of the congestion in the for ,vork of the State highway depart- C0I nent in getting the new plates out to jotl ;he applicants the atorney general njs leld that those who had applied for icenses prior to February 1 but who caj lad not received the plates up to that late could drive their cars, without r0? lenalty, until their licenses had heen cja ssued. However, the work of issu- j ng the licenses is practically up to ar|( late and those driving their cars vith the 1917 licenses are doing so gpj n violation of the law. raT The total number of applications 'or licenses filed to date are over j 10,000. The total receipts are more ban $250,000. The police have been nf)( nstructed to look out for all cars lot "wearing" the new license plates. ^ The highway commission will meet ar)( darch 0, at which time bids for li- j tense plates for 1919 will be award- np> id. An increase in the number of up( icenses has been anticipated and bids rep m 50,000 plates have been asked for. jn ?Columbia Record. g|^ rr*L - Pi-i- TTi .1 ^ xiie niaie ni^nway commission r> las called Milo H. Evans, chief of ^ lolice, attention to the above mater, and Chief Evans requests that CHI >ach automobile driver display his ^ur icense tap. Qr Wanting Flowers at And Vegetables fin, fro feiphborhoods are Made Beauftiful by Contsructive Flower Plantinp and an(j Back Yards Are Made to tjni Supply the Tables as sol< The store of how a city is helpinp sea, ts citizens to raise flowers and vepe- -j ables will be shown in picture and ferj ilm next Saturday morninp at 10:30 'clock in Edisonia Theatre. tak The Chamber of Commerce has ar- pra anped with The National Cash Rep- an ster Company of Dayton, Ohio, to poj, how some of its steropticon pictures j nd motion picture film, illustrating our he work that has been done in Day- pro on around the plant of that Corn- ^er iany, and in other sections of the ity. lost There is a constructive lesson in hese interestinp pictures. They show hat orpanized effort will produce n a community. The result in Dayon is no exception. Othdr cities 1 mve followed suit with equal sucess. fj Many years ago, The National 'ash Register Company adopted the eighborhood improvement idea to ^&] vercome certain unsatisfactory conitions that prevailed in the section ^ f the city in which the factory is seated. The neighborhood was then nown as Slidertown, and the condi- q ions were not better than the name /ould imply. After trying many expedients, the fhcials of the Company decided to rain the boys and girls of the com- 1 nunity to raise flowers and vege- ')ei ables in order that they might have Cot omething constructive to occupy heir time. The move was success- the ul, and the story of how it was all Sec rought about is a fscinating one. It tm nil be told by the expert lecturer mei /ho accompanies the film and pic- l,r8 Lires. Every section of this city will beneit by applying some of the lessons W. o be learned from these pictures, nd it will be time well spent to at- ?~ end the lectures. In addition there will be shown a |"|j hree reel feature film entitled, "The 'roubles of a Merchant and How to orrect Them." These pictures are ^ specially applicable to merchants ISC nd clerks and nre instructive and enertaininpr. The pictures have atracted a preat deal of attention /herever shown, particularly in some __ f the larprer cities. I I There will be no charge for admision, and all are cordially invited to Soi ttend. Boys and prirls who intend taking art in the War Gardens are espeially requested to be present. " ) ' i f . k Requested Article By Macbeth Young Complying with a request made by Times man, to Hon. Macbeth Young e following valuable ^information low is given to the public. Your attention is particularly called the last paragraph of Mr. Young's ;icle, in which he says: "My ade to all is to project your work il work day after day and not think going until the summons comes, u will not lose the labor, and we jd the results of your labor more in ever." We commend Mr. Young for his exlent advice, and trust it will be ?ded. \'ou have put some questions to me t*. !f io : ?o.i- . - I -j, .v is nii|iu3aiuiu to answer <loliely and officially. I wish that 1 ild for I know just at this season the year every one is more or less a quandary as to what to do or ly be done in projecting a crop this rinp or other enterprises in which ristrants who have been classed in ss one are concerned. What I am sayinp is not official; ' I have received no definite and tain orders yet, as to whether UnCounty will be called on to furh any quota in the next call, or it there will he any quota at all led out. Ml I can say is, that Union County < ristrants are in a very favored ss and practically alone, t has many volunteers to its credit * 1 T cannot say what the future may * np forth; hut I do know that the < rit of the volunteer patriot is still 4 npant in the county amonpst both ^ * Caucasian and nepro registrants. ^ t is my opinion based upon reason 1 lopic, that our Class 1 men will * , he called before June next; and called then, will not be called in a 4 ly; that is, the whole quota at one 4 1 the same time. ^ t is my further opinion that the / ct calls will be based, more or less. )n the occupational fitness of the ristrant for certain selected places ~ which he may be most familiar and lied. uirther, it is my opinion that in uctinp Class 1 men into the service will follow in a systematic way ouphout the year; probably each ltonment will be called upon to nish a certain per cent of its picked must sKinea men for mobilization or near some port of embarkation, 1 the percentage taken out will be ?d with the same number drawn m the State which fill the cantonnt with recruits or registrants; 1 that will go on from time to e throughout the year as rapidly the finished product (the picked lier) may be debarked across the s to France. , 'here is no necessity for any hysa in old Union County or any of m for that matter; the members en will be small at a time and so dual it may hardly be felt, from industrial or agricultural standit. iesides, we still have volunteers to credit. My advice to all is to ject your work and work day afday and not think of going until summons comes. You will not > the labor, and we need the re;s of your labor more than ever. Macbeth Young, Chairman. Notice of Election 'here will be an election held at i ord Grove School House in Hames j >al District, No. 2<"> on Friday, rch 15 for the purpose of voting additional three ( '*) mills levy school purposes in said District. James H. Hope, >erintendent of Education Union !ount. 9-2t-w. Mass Meeting 'here will be a mass meeting of nocratic voters of Union, at the irt House on Monday evening, g rch the 4th, 1018 at 8:30 p. m., for purpose of electing Chairman, retary-Treasuror and an Exeeui Committee, composed of two mbers from each Ward. You are ed to attend. R. P. Harry, Chairman City Ex. Com. W. Colton, Secretary. 9-4t. ighest Prices Paid ... For ... rap Iron, Metal, Rags, )nes, Hides, Bags Etc. NION JUNK CO. ith Mountain and Main Streets UNION, S. C. one 175. (OUR TUl In these days of el of our TRUST 1)KI? able to you for the i You are cordially DEPARTMENT retr; Institution as Execi Trustee to co-operate your property in cas citv or for anv nthoi ?M\ A consultation invt Emslie Nicholson, \Z!l ^3B ? $** ! Restaurant r it* Completely equipped ? in Jonesville, S. C. it* have a poultry and h ? not attend to both. [* W. H. FOSTER Lei Me Do You I have bought out the 1 Wallace Williams, at Fo prepared to do First Cla able Prices. WORK r.I IA Bring me your sick Casi and let me dodtor them. J. Herma Phone 9: muuiKBAA; WUHil'yBW?iI ( Croup is Dangerous You should he prepared to ; drive it away when the first symptoms appear. Thousands of mothers have learned that a safe and sure remedy to keep on ? hand is j MOTHER'S JOY ^ C PNEUMONIA SALVE 11 Applied externally to the throat and chest, it quickly penetrates to the .seat of the trouble, brinprinp prompt, relief and eliminating danger nf. congestion or pneupnonia. Sooth- | ing, warming.ariff harmless to tenderest'skin. I Doctors recommend it; goo] j druggists sell it. 2f>c and r?0c I jars. Keep n jar on hand for emergency. Goose Grease Co., Greensboro, N. C. IICHOLSON fcNK&TBUSTO? ujv/on. s. c. yc LIST SKRVICK lanirin r conditions the service ARTMENT will prove invnluirotection ??f your property, invited to consult our TRl'ST 5 trdinp the appointin.tr of this ltor under your Will or as 1 with you in the manapinir of o of illness, absence from the 1 - reason. ' ?lvcs no obligation of an\ Kind. J. Roy Kant, M. A. Moore, | Vice President. Cashier. ft "?? ?$ For Sale! T and the only one ? Paying well, but IX og farm and can- ? , Proprietor $ * % r Vulcanizing! Vulcanizing Shop of ! stcr's Shop, and am ss Work at Reason RANTEED /. ngs and Inner Tubes I Will Cure Them. n Smith 3 i r wastes H >f bread the war HUB ta. wi TfP^ys ^ure All Your Aches and Pains luy Your Drills and have four Prescriptions Filled >y a First Class Pharmacist For Sale At ' 'almetto Drug Company