The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 07, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 8, Image 8
Union Mill Village
P. W. Raker of Woodruff is visiting
S. I>. Miller.
John Waters, Jordan Easter and
Jerry Rennett of Cherokee Springs
spent Sunday with J. M. Arnold.
Mrs. W. W. ("itwood and Mrs. M.
J. Ilaney attende<l the funeral of
Wajjnon Cole at Cireenville. Mr. Cole
was formerly second hand in the
weave room of Union mill.
(lid Steen who has worked in other
mills recently, finds our mill work
equal to any ye; and has decided to
make this his homo.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. ! '. Sutton with Mrs.
Annie Henderson of Glcndale visited
their daryhter, Mrs. .T. It. Williams
Sunday.
Mi j Florence Waldrop spent Sunday
in C.ampohello with her uncle.
F.'lt. Wnldron.
Mrs M. O. Itelue of Honham is visiting
her dauyhter, Mrs. F. M. Israel.
P. II. Williams and family spent
Sunday in Spartanburjr.
T. 15. Foster has resigned as super-;
intender.t of Union ManufacturingCompany
at Xeal Shoals and has heen
succeeded 1 >y G. It. .Tones cf Parr
Shoals who will move with his family
to the shoals.
I. F. Cheek had the misfortune to
lose his horse this week.
.T. Y. Keasler is sick with prrippe:
we wish for him an early recovery.
Engineer Fant who has spoken
several times in Union will speak for
the oonyreyation (?f Westsidc Haptist J
church Sunday nijrht. We ask that he
he triven a full house.
T. W. CJallman spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Our people are takiner a yreat interest
in beautifyiny their yards and
are elevatiny hoy pens so we can almost
he sure we will not have to observe
meatless days next year, unless
Mr. lloover makes a special request.
Our Superintendent W. II. Gihson.
is makiny every etTort to meet the
needs of the people; he has the interest
of the people at heart as well as
the company. He has been chosen by
Jl.n T> -- ll.-!- ! -1 - - ?
me u* invir president;
lie is an active deacon and
anything that is worth while in the
community at large ho will lend his
assistance. Tf we give him our hearty
cooperation, we feel we shall have a
village that we can he proud of.
The "Cheer All" cluh reception given
Saturday night was a grand success;
ahout seventy-five people were
present who enjoyed the many games.
The girls served refreshments. This
club is not denominational, so if you
wish to he a member of a club full of
life and humor and full of innocent
amusement, it would pay you to join.
' Mrs. J. B. Bozeman is head of this
club.
The Union Mill spirit is "we do
things and smile!"
Rev. W. D. Wakefield will address
Ihe Baracas of Westside Baptist
church Sunday morning; J. K. Hamblin
is to he congratulated upon securing
him. Mr. Hamblin makes us
a most efficient teacher and the class
appreciates him very much.
The flag service at the Baptist
church will he held Sunday morning.
Thorp will bo appropriate sontrs rendered
by tbp choir and Mr. J. K. TTamblin
will make the address. The publico
is cordially invited.
Valmar.
Mr. II. TV Murphy leaves this evening
for Cicni-on Colleve to <o bison
Watson Murphy who i- sick thorc
with moa.de>
This tr<
save you m
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| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS |
FOR RENT?To a couple without
children, or young men, a suite of
rooms, with bath and kitchen attached.
Apply to Mrs. Ida W,
Raker, 108 E. Main St. 9-2-w
GET IT AT Palmetto Drug Co. Anything
you need in Drugs.
WANTED?To hire a hand to work
on the farm for wages or to work
a small farm on the halves. Apply
to Thomas McNally, Union, S. C. c?i
J. \V. Lawson, Union S. II. ! '. 1>
No. 2. 100-21.
(Monday and Thursday.)
FOR SALE OR RENT My house
and farm, located 2 miles West ol
Union on the Macadam Road. Fine
for truck jrardeninir and a small
dairy. I.and is rich and produces
well. Write or call on .1. 1>. Chambers,
Union, S. C. 10-2tpd.
j FOR SALE A srood sound plupr mule
price 00 M. Russell Jeter. Sanj
tuc, S. C. It.
I LOST ? An Amethyst Rrooch wit I
l pearls and small diamonds, somewhere
on the streets of Union Monday.
Please leave at Times oflici
and receive liberal reward, ltpd.
LOST?One tan- kid jrlovo betweer
the residence of Mrs. Martin
i lames and No. ' ">< N. Pincknej
street, last Thursday. Finder wil
mIcmkp lnuvn :it Tlln Tiinp-s nfTico ni
return to Mrs. Joe Hall. ltpd.
J FOR SALE ?One pood farm horse
I See G. It. Sliph, 76 S. Church St.
Phone l.'.J-w. It.
WANTED?At once, an unrepisterec
nurse. Apply to the Union Hos
pital. Union, S. C. It.
FOR SALE?Half a million sweet po
tato slips. Nancy Hall and Port<
Rico varieties. ljrices $2.25 pe
thousand. S. A. Wix. It.
JUST RECEIVED a nice line of sta
tionery at the Palmetto Drup Co
WANTED?District Manaper for Un
ion and vicinity. Good proposition
Previous experience unnecessary
Free school of instructions. Addres
Massachusetts Bondinp and Insur
ance Company, Accident an<
Health Department. Sapinav
Miehiiran. Canitnl $1.500 000 10
STRAYED?One red, Jersey colore
hog, weighing about 150 poundi
Finder please notify me and gc
reward. H. M. Toney 2tpd.
EAT GOOD CANDIES. Buy ther
fresh at Palmetto Drug Co.
FOR SALE?Buggy and Wagon Har
ness. Peoples Supply Co.
FOR SALE?One Burr wheat mil
with smutter and all fixtures. Ii
good condition. If interested con
fer with B. B. West, Pauline, R. F
D. No. 2, or R. C. Williams, Union
S. C. 7-4't-w.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, grease
i and paints. Salary or Commisxioi
\ddrcss The Harvey Oil Co., Clove
land, Ohio. J tpel.
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world's needs
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- THRASHER'S Allhealing Liniment
^ for sale at J. L. Hamea' Moat
r? Market. Great for bruises alev1
iation of pain. Try a bottle and
be convinced. Lumbago, neural^
gia, headache, rheumatic pains res*
lieved by the local applicafcter**-^
!t this great remedy. External use
only. 86-tf.
n WANTED?Workers for the United
States Government. Shipbuilders,
Plumbers, Carpenters, Stenographers,
Machinists, Mechanics. Tool
Grinders and Storekeepers, and in
fact, many other workmen. Pay
1 good for expert service. See me for
i particulars F. J. Parham, County
Chairman. ]00-6t.
NOW IS THE TIME to plant your
gardens. Go to the Palmetto t)rug
Co., and get first-class seed.
FOR SALE?Sanitary Iron 1'oldinp
s Reds, with mattress to (it. onlj
' $20.00 .worth $30.00. Coop- Fur
nituro Exchange, 27 Main St., Un
ion. S. C.
se Full <
l was bought 1<
I money.
Dods are rapidly
are increasing,
ale Prices.
took is Rea
Millinery, Ladies
nd Boys Pants an
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WANTED?You to know that we are
prepared to do your grinding. Mr.
F armer, bring us your corn, let us
gind it and give you a certificate
that you can use at your grocer'3
to purchase flour of equal weight.
Union Roller Mills, Union, S. C.
THERE IS NO DOUBT about you
not getting the best, most up-todate
work at my shops. I do
Pressing and Cleaning for you, and
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 167
for your wants in my line. All
calls are promptly executed, and
your goods delivered at the specified
place and time. I operate this
Pressing Club in connection with
my Laundry Agency. No one will
appreciate your business more than
I. 167 is the telephone number,
Nicholson Bank Buildintr the nlace.
and C. C. I lames, the man.
FOR SALE?Cabbape plants, 1,000
for 2 00, .r,00 for $1.15 and 100 for
2.'o. Apply to It. P. Willard, Whitmire,
S. C.
ist Fall and we
advancing, for
Many articles
dy Fop Yoi
Ready-to-wear,
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CO. FERTILIZER
SA. CHARLOTT
Albany, LaGrange, Moultrie,
5TON and GREENSBORO,
>TER and COLUMBIA, S. C
FOR SALE BY
s R. Aye
on, South Carotin
EOflS Fnp Viat/'Viint* Ruff Orrnnc*. I
tons, Buff Leghorns and Buckeye's.
Two dollars per 15. Gilliam Poultry
Yard, Fant Gilliam, Jr., Manager.
6-9t-w.
MONEY TO DOAN at 1 per cent
straight interest on business and
residence property in amounts of
$2,500 and above F. J. Parham.
Union, S. C.
FOR SALE?Nancy Hall and Porto
Rico Sweet Potatoe paints. Orders
given now with part payment will
guard you against higher prices in
case of scarcity of plant. I also
have strawberry plants for sale
which I guarantee to bear fruit
within 30 days from the date of
transplating, or I will cheerfully
refund your money. These plants
will continue to bear through the
summer and fall. Price 75c per
dozen; two dozen for $1.25. Apply
to J. S. Westmoreland, next door to
A. Kerhulas Candy Kitchen. Phone
,175. 100-3tpad.
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FOR SALE]?A fresh milch cow about
3-4 Jersey. Good size, gives about
4 gallons o fmilk and two pounds
of butter. Will sell for $125. Apply
to Fred Bogan, Paulihe R. No.
2. 3t.
(Sat., Mon. and Tburs.) >
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TO RENT?One desirable office, consisting
of two rooms with all modern
conveniences. Suitable for a
doctor or attorney, or insurance office
at Cohen Building above the
Theater. Apply to J. Cohen.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVE'S TASTEI.ESS chill TONIC.drivesout
Malaria, enriches the blood, and builds tip the system.
A true tonic. For adulta and children. 60c
What is LAX-FOS
LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA
A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic
and LiverTonic. Contains Cascara Bark,
Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with palatable
aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50c
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