The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 11, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 5, Image 5
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Prices: Adults, 50c; CI
We Believe in Serving
Our Friends Early...
Our tailors at Fashion Park have
selected and sent us an advance
assortment from the selection of
clothes we have ordered for Spring.
We want you to feel that in conj
nection with our Fashion Park deI
velopments we extend a personal
| service which is pleasantly refreshing
and assures a perfect fitting
and appropriate iftyle.
Suit prices $21 and higher.
Other reliable garments for
men, $10 and more.
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^ Coming and Going
Miss Lily Cornwell of Santuc was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Jeter of Santuc was
a visitor in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Minter of Sedalia
were shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Sallic Chamber is spending
this week with Mrs. W. H. Hope on
South Street.
Major and Mrs. Sam Tolbert and
Miss Ethelynde Tolbert of New York
city are the guests of Mr. and Mrs'
L. J. Hames on N. Church Street.
STATE SUNDAY *CHOOU
CONVENTION AT GREENWOOD
To Be Held May 1-3.
Greenwood, April 10.?Greenwood
is working hand in hand with the
State Sunday School Association to
make the forty-first annual convention
the greatest ever held in the State.
Plans are being perfected for taking
care of the hundreds of delegates that
will attend this convention in Greenwood,
May 1-2-3. The convention will
be self entertaining this year. The
entertainment committee, however,
will secure board in the homes of the
people of Greenwood where a reasonable
charge will be made for enterainment.
Application has been made
for a low round trip rate. The attendance
is expected to be very large
even though low railroad rates are
not secured. Hundreds of people have
signified their intention of coming to
the convention this year in their automobiles.
An automobile road map
showing the seven roads leading into
Greenwood has been prepared by Mr.
Webb, State general secretary, and is
being sent out in all letters from the
State office.
The following prominent business
men will assist Kenneth Baker, the
general chairman of convention arrangements,
in his plans for the convention:
Finance Committee, G. W.
Rush, chairman; W. J. Snead, J. C.
Burns, W. T. Bailey and M. S. Chipey;
Publicity Committee, H. L. Wateon,
chairman; E. P. Wideman, S.
Brooks Marshall, A. J. Davis, and S.
H. McGhee. Reception Committee,
George W. Hart chairman; J. W.
Sproles, C. C. Wharton, A. S. Hartaog
and J. P. Cothran. Registration
Committee, G. H. Smart, chairman; O.
AI. Tally, W. H. Nicholson, D. A. G.
Outz and Mrs. Lucy Sigwald. Buildng
Committee, S. C. Hodges, chairman;
E. F. Jay, George E. Watson,
W. B. Tarkington and Prof. W. W.
Nickels.
BUFFALO
Buffalo, April 11.?The Union County
Baptist Sunday School Convention
met with the Upper Fair Forest Baptist
church on March 21-18. Home
missions was very ably discussed at
the morning service by Rev. A. Finch
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ciin4 ivcv, u. d. oozeman at ine evening
service Rev. W. K. Collins and
L. M. Rice gave very able discussions
on Foreign Missions which was listened
to by large crowds.
A very fine dinner was spread by
the good people of the community
which was very much enjoyed by
everyone present.
The increase in the attendance of
the Sunday schools was noted with
much pleasure. Also the contributions
for missions was very good. A resolution
was passed that we ask all of
the pastors of tbe churches throughout
the county to cooperate with us
and send good delegations to the convention
which meets with the Jonesville
Baptist church June 30, 1918.
Joe F. Woodward, Sec'y-Treasurer.
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GERMANS MAKE APPLICATION
Amsterdam, March 30.? (Correspondence
of The Associated Press)?
Eleven hundred German towns and cities
have applied for supplies of the
naw "State standards" garments for
men and women. Half a million pairs
of standard trousers are to be distributed
during the next three months,
and proportionate number of other
garments. Women's skirts will sell
at $4.50 to $5), dresses at $15 to $21.
Nobody who has an income of over
$30 a week will be permitted to buy
State clothes.
I SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS |
FOR SALE?Tomato Plants, large and
strong; 10c dozen. W. W. Johnson. 1
MONEY TO LOAN at 7 per cent, straight
Interest on business and residence property
in amounts of $2500 and above
I F. J. Parham, Union, S. C.
EGGS?For hatching. Buff Orpingtons, Bufl
Leghorn* and Buckeyes; $2.00 per 15.
Gilliam Poultry Yard, Fant Gilliam, Jr.,
Mgr. 6-9-w
FOF^ SALE?One sow, 3-4 Berkshire, and
7 pigs) 1 sow, 1-2 Duroc, and 10 pigs;
1-2 Duroc, and 9 pigs. Phone or
writ^L J. Welch, Carlisle, S. C. 15-1-pd
FOR SALE?Two 1-horse wagons, 4 2 3-4
wagflss. To go at great bargains to quick
buyers. New and serviceable. Phone or
writs F. M. Adams & Son, Adamsburg,
S. C. 15-2-w-d
FOR SALE?One Jersey Cow; good milker.
Writs or phone for further information.
C. T. Coleman, Carlisle, S. C. 1-pd
FOR SALE?One good milch cow, with
young calf; 3 gallons of milk and one
pound of butter a day. Will take $75.00
for fcer. L. P. Thomas, Carlisle, S. C. 1 -pd
UNLUCKY FOR DANDRUFF. Huiet's Hair
Tonk sold at Palmetto Drug Co.
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED with care
at Palmetto Drug Co.
HUIET'S PINK BLOOD and Liver Pills will
give satisfaction. Try them. Sold at
Palnetto Drug Co.
FOR RENT?R. N. Leonard's house on Mabry
Avenue, 5-room cottage, all modern
conveniences, garage, good well; rent
$12JS0 per month. Apply to Mrs. E. O.
Kendrick, Monarch, or Mrs. W. T. Tracy,
Union, S. C. 127-3
WANTED?To buy a good milch cow. Apply
at Hotel Union. 127-3-pd
MONEY TO LOAN upon county or city real
estete. Loan may be had for from one to
20"years. Barron & Barron. 39-tf
WANTED?You to know that we are prepared
do your grinding. Mr. Farmer,
bring us your corn, let us grind it and
give you a certificate that you can use at
yonr grocer's to purchase flour of equal
weight. Unien Roller Mills, Union, S. C.
GOOD SERVICE at a reasonable price is
what you get when your Cleaning and
Pressing are done at my shop. One trial
will convince and make you a regular patron
of C. C. Haines' Pressing Shop.
Nicholson Bank Building, Phone 167.
FOR SALE?Two Mules. Apply to P. D.
Barron, Union, S. C. 126-4-x
LOST?One Tire on rim between Union and
Spartanburg. You are warned not to use
or sell it. Notify Spartanburg Vulcanizing
Co.
STRAYED?One red Duroc Pig about two
months old. Finder please notify J. E.
Gilbert. 1 -pd
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE?One practically
new rubber tired carriage; will exchange
for horse or cow or will sell at a
bargain. Also have some forward blue
peaa at $4.00 per buahel. Also have one
good Mule to sell or exchange for good
work Horse. L. D. Smith, Monarch Mill.
Phone 141. 15-tf-d
ALL VARIETIES of Extra Early Vegetable
Plants now ready for delivery. Cabbage
Plants, Sweet Potato Plants, Tomatoes,
Pepper, Egg Plant, Lettuce and Strawberries.
Extra early varieties; hardy
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and 377. ' 1S-1-pd
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
All persons holding claims against the
estate of Charles H. Norman, deceased, must
present the same to me, duly proven, and
all persons indebted to said estate must
make payment te me.
E. P. NORMAN,
Executor Est. C. H. Norman.
April 11, 1*18.
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Cow. 5 gallons milk and 2 poi
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The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GKOVK'S TASTELESS chill TOiNtC, drives out
Malaria.enriches the blood,and builds up the system.
A true tonic. For adalts and children. 60c
Bags! Bags! Bags!
We Buy All Rinds of Bags \
and Pay Highest Prices.
Union Junk Co.
Phone V75 UNION. S. C.
Main Street and Southern Railroad
To Cure a Cold In One Day. ]
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* the ]
Couch and Headache and works off the Cold. ,
Druggist* refund money if it fails to cure.
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Office: 507 Chapman Building
Phone 1569
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ind Li\erTotiio. Contains Cascara Bark,
blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, ScnuaLeaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with palaable
aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50c