The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 12, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
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Now Is a Good Tim
To Ti
Mfld weather aid treatment, h
Don't be misled into thinking that \
.your Catarrh is gone. The first touch >
of winter weather will bring it back 1
with all its discomforts. >
But this is an excellent time to f
thoroughly cleanse the blood of the ?
germs of Catarrh, and be forever
rid of the troublesome sprays and 3
douches that- ran *
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S. S. S.t the great blood purifier, *
searches out the germs of Catarrh'(
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Cattle relish the
I wet Bucke
QUCKEYE HULLS, after 1
or twelve hours, acquire
the succulent ensilage od<
Simply feed
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mjc?i
W m COTTONi
H K nuL
, UNTLE
properly and your stock will 1
other roughage. Once they )
they will not be satisfied with
There is every reason why ;
Buckeye Hulls. They are all
worthless as forage; no dirt, t
Other Advc
Buckeye Hulls cost much less per T
ton than old style hulls. T
Buckeye Hulls allow better assimilation
of other food. T
Every pound goes farther.
Mr. L R. Farmer, Louisville, Ga.
that he has used no other hulls
year and gets good results. C
ered with cough since using B i
To secure the best results and to develop
thoroughly twelve hours before fet
wetting them down night and morning for
this cannot be done, wet down at least
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much
Book of Mixed
Gives the right formula for every co
South. Tells how much to feed for
tening, for work. Describes Buckey*
using them properly. Send for your
| Dept. K The Buckeve Co
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Atlanta Birmingham Croat mm
Auguota Char lotto ' Jachoon
SPECIAL R(
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SPECIAL RC
That we w
One Gallor
At $1.00 p
Not more than Fr
be sold to any c
P^Come Quid
in on this sj
Union Plumbing
Peoples Und<
Funeral Directors
Automobile Equipment Fur
Calls Answered Pror
H. W. EDGAF
Phone Ml
IIF YOU NEE
You can get it from the Re
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selling tnem all kinds of S
Sacks, Brass, Copper and E
old Boilers or Engines or
them to us as we will pay t
for everything. Write or
RELIABLE <
Phone No. 322
e
eat Your Catarrh ?
vhich infest your blood, and chases a
hem entirely out of your system. It e
s by far the most satisfactory treat- J:
nent for the disease, because it *
eaches down to its very roots and
grets at the cause. Write to-day for a
ull information, and expert medical T
idvice regarding the treatment of w
rour own case. Take advantage of a
his chance to-day. Address Swift u
Specific Co., Dept. G Atlanta,
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sweet odor of 7
ye Hulls ?
' a
aeing wetted down for ten Sl
a taste or odor similar to w
>r that cattle like so well. F
bi
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?YF =
ls k
ike them better than any si
are accustomed to them, T
1 anything else. P1
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/our cattle should relish 01
roughage; no lint that is d<
rash or dust. al
J<
xntages a
heytake less space in the barn. ol
hey are sacked?efty to handle.
M
hey mix well, when wet, with p
other forage.
, may a: C
but Buckeye for the past
ows have not been both- M
1ickeye Hulls. R
the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
tding. It is easy to do this by A
the next feeding. If at any time Ij ol
thirty minutes. If you prefer to w
1 by bulk as of old style hulls. bi
Feeds Free
mbination of feeds used in the
maintenance, for milk, for fat- is
i Hulls and gives directions for vi
copy to the nearest mill. vv
tton Oil Co. Dept. k J1
od Little Rock Metnpkim
macon Smlma I S(
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M)F PAINT I ,
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5 Gallons of
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ill sell in
i Buckets i'
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er ballon
ve Gallons will sl
>ne customer "?
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k if you want t]
fecial offer ^
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&Flnntrin fin
ww W ?. I I \* W W CI
drtaking Co.
and Embalmors h
niahed When Deaired. ?
nptly Day or Night c
t, Manager, ?
Old Postofftce Building
SO MONEY
liable Junk Company by
erap Iron, Rags, Bones,
lubber. If you have any
old Automobiles bring
;he highest market price
call tt
JUNK CO.
Union, S. C. j
LOCKHART JUNCTION
Lockhart Junction, Oct. 8.?Tho
eather the past week has been fine
>r gathering. Cotton has just taken
start to open in some places. A
reat many are talking of its opening
) slowly. Well, the most of the cot>n
is late. I see now that the fields
re getting white everywhere I go.
he busy season is on at last and there
ill be a rush from now on until it is
11 picked out. The price is tending
pwards it seems and I hear some few
ay they are going to get 30 cents for
heir cotton. Well, I believe it will
ring that if it is not marketed too
ast.
This writer met Messrs. W. C. Fauett,
A. A. Adams and M. E. Hill,
etter known as "Frog Eye." These
re soldier boys who have been home
ar a while on furlough. These young
?en are from Pinkney township, but
ut Mr. Hall. He is from North Carlina.
They are with Co. E of Union
ompany. Mr. Frost Walker is their
aptain. They have been moved from
'olumbia to Greenville. They all look
rell, and say they are treated well. I
as glad to meet these young men as
know them all and I will say, Boys,
e good and let it be said of you if
ou should live to come back that you
re the same good boys; have that
ime good name that you went off
ith.
I attended the box supper at the
air Forest or Page school house as
etter known now, last Saturday
ight. This was given by the little
unbeam girls, Misses May Johnson
nd Myrtle Reaves are the leaders of
lis Sunbeam band. These girls have
leir meetings every Sunday ' afteraon
at the school house. They read
le Bible and other things of interest,
3 they tell me they work for misons.
They are doing a good work. ,
here was a large crowd at the sup- ]
er and they made a nice little sum
f money. There was fun for every- ;
le. Mrs. I.eister of Jonesville ren- ,
jred some fine music on the piano; j
Iso making recitation. Miss May
uhnson gave a recitation. There was .
cake walk, a guessing contest and
;her amusements.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kelly, Mr. and ,
[rs. A. luce Gault and Miss Margaret
owler motored to Chester Sunday.
Miss Ella Earglo and Miss Sallie
unningham, who are teaching school
i Leeds, spent the week-end with
[rs. W. H. Page and Mrs. Lester
eeves.
We hear today that Mr. R. W.
dams, who lives near Kelton, fell
T a load of wood he has on his
agon and the wagon ran over him,
ruising him up pretty badly. We are
i hopes he is not seriously hurt.
I must say for Mr. W. H. Page, who
township commissioner of .Tonesille
township, has had some good
ork done on the road near Lockhart
unction on what is known as the Orr
ill. The neighbors around in this
iction helped. Has dragged down and
idened out this road. So now two
utomobiles can pass and it is not
ear so steep. Again, he is the only
immissioner that I have seen with a
novel. He doesn't only superintend
ut gets down in the ditch himself
ith his shovel and helps.
Well, we don't read any more from
ur correspondent writer, G. T. G.
ie was a faithful writer to The Times
ut he is gone now and it does appear
> me that there will be or is an
cho of his voice that will live
nroughout endless ages. I heard some
ay there were going to clip his last
itter and keep in memory of him.
low you seed our good works follow
s, as the wise man said, "A good
ame is better to be chosen than erreat
iches.
I see that the editor, L. M. Rice,
'ill get out a daily paper. I think
lat is the thing. Why shouldn't Un>n
have a daily paper as well as other
laces ? Moxy.
FIGHTING SAME BATTLES.
A splendid spirit of patriotism was
hown by white troops toward the
egroes being mobilized at Camp Jack:>n
yesterday. When a train bearlg
several hundred negroes drove into
le camp the white troops broke sponineously
into lusty cheering, which
'as taken up along the line until it
ictended far away into the lines of
arracks.?The State.
SUFFERING AND SURGERY
*n be avoided by using
JiVsEEsaar
MAOK MAWK
PILE REMEDY
RoliouA *us_ ~:i -i.
*?v??vtv jvuiocii \jx. una anuiviit ?v
ome. Easy to use and thoroughly
spendable. Sold only by us 50c and
1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, 8.
>R. I. MURRAY HAIR
Dentist
Office: 507 Chapman Building
Phone 1569
spa bt a mbiiur a r>
? - u* Vi
MONET TO LEND
on
FARM LANDS
J00 to $10,000?Twenty year* time.
See
JNO. K. HAMBLIN
Lawyer
Office 2nd door Eae^ of Poatettee.
r
Pttee Cored in 6 to 14 Daya
oar dranlit will refaiU monay M PASO
INTSiBNT liDi la car# mvmn of Itfthtav,
liad. BUodJaa or Protradio* PUoa la to 14 dara.
be ftrat application cive* Haae aad let &
i
ALMOST LIKE A MIRACLE
WAY TANLAC WORKED
Mrs. Evans Says Those Terrible
Spells Have Been
Relieved.
SUFFERED 12 YEARS
Very First Dose of Tanlac Made
Slight Change for Better?Is
Unusual Statement.
After suffering: twelve years, the
last several months of which was so
severe she believed herself on the
verge of the grave, Mrs. Ella Evans,
of Iva, S. C., R. F. D. 4, in June, 191G,
had obtained so much relief from Tanlac
that "it seemed almost like a miracle
the way Tanlac worked," according
to her description. Mrs.
Evans gave the following statement
regarding the benefit Tanlac gave her:
"I suffered from a very bad case of
stomach trouble for twelve years before
I began taking Tanlac, and it
seemed that no medicine would break
up my trouble. I frequently would
have terrible spells when my nenrt,
nerves and stomach would all get out
of order at the same time. I suffered
ternoie pain then. I had begun to
fear I'd never be well again.
"At night I could not sleep well and
I was so weak I could hardly be up.
Really it seemed that my whole system
was out of order in every way
and I got no better, though I had the
best medical attention.
"Some of .my relatives persuaded me
to take Tanlac. I have just finished
my first bottle and just a short time
ago I ordered the second. I am a
great deal stronger now in every way
and I've not had one of those tern- z
ble spells since I started taking Tanlac.
My heart, nerves, stomach, liver
and bowels have been regulated by
the Tanlac. I have a good appetite,
too, now.
"The very first dose of Tanlac made
a slight change for the better, and in
my case it seemed almost like a miracle
the way Tanlac worked. In
everyway Tanlac has made my health
better and I am so happy, for I believe
I am on the road to recovery. I sure
will continue to take Tanlac, for it
certainly is wonderful."
For sale by Palmetto Drug Co.,
Union; Buffalo Drug Co., Buffalo; K.
D. Bailey, Carlisle; B. G. Wilburn &
Son, Cross Keys; Jonesville Drug Co.,
Tonesville; Lockhart Mills Store,
Lockhart, R. J. Fowler, Monarch.
DON'T RISK NEGLECT.
Don't neglect a constant backache,
sharp, darting pains or bladder disorders.
The danger of dropsy or
Bright's disease is too serious to ignore.
IJ?e Doan's Kidney Pills as
have yo^jr^friends and neighbors. A
Union case.
Mrs. R. N. Sprouse, 263 W. Main
St., Union, says: "I was in a bad
way with kidney trouble. I felt nerVAIlc
on/1 mir ViaoHU 1
?wWO * ? iiij nvoien waa auaiit'rt'd.
The pains in the small of my back
were terrible and they seemed to bother
me more at night. There were other
distressing kidney disorders, which
annoyed me greatly. I doctored for
six months and finally a friend told
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. I got
some from the Palmetto Drug Co., and
after I had taken one box, I felt relieved.
I kept on until I had used
six boxes and by that time all signs
of kidney complaint left me."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Sprouse had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
i'aurens, Oct. 5.?Mrs. T. E. Tod*;,
of Laurens, has informally announced
the engagement of her cousin, Miss
Dorcas Ray Calmes, to Mr. Robert A.
Cooper. The wedding will take place
next month at the home of the bride's
uncle, who lives in Mississippi and ;
will be a quiet home affair. This a 1nouncement
is of cordial interest
throughout South Carolina. Miss
Calmes is widely known in social circles
and educational circles, having,
since her graduation from Winthrop
College, taught at Albermarle, N. C.,
in he rhome town of Laurens and in
Columbia. Mr. Cooper is a leading
lawyer and was for several years solicitor
of the 8th judicial circuit. In
the political and public life of the
county and state he has been prominent
for several years. ?
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu?f
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, King-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
If ycu have a hog, keep your eye on
him, feed him, treat him tenderly, love
him. In the days to come his very
squeal will be melodious.
KJt n. l?
magnoua, oaim
LIQUID FACE POWDER.
dfe. The beauty secret of
women who know how
VTnk to take care of the coraple*ion.
Cannot be
I detected. Heals Sun*
^ burn, stop* Tan. Soothing,
c00'?* refreshing. .
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ftsayls liithtr ?*tt) firrYr ItsMp
UwkCe. SOSo^hFlShauBinlfce.RY. |
The Teach
of Personal Experience come
the up-to-date successful man (
the strongest advocates of the
man who has
Learned by Ex]
and t Vi on if io r
V* A A VA VUVil AW AO V>
Profit by the teachings of Expt
Start an account today.
THE "PLANE" FACT THAT WE WC
INTO EVERY ONE IS THAT WE HA
YOU EVER SAW. WE CAN'T AFFORD
ANYTHING BUT THE BEST, AND PEO
AFFORD TO BUY ANYTHING BUT TI
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST IN THE
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
D AiIaii DihIJam* (
Dclliuy DUIIUUIS 1
Phone
t-A 106
IFLOJ
| $12.00 Pei
1 Is the Cheap<
1 Product on th(
8
g luuay
I Eat A Plenty But
\ Come To S
fJ.M.JETl
Whenever You Need a General Tonic P. ,
Take Grove's. . * !Kh1
? ? ^ M . ion en v
ine uia Duoaara urovt'i 1 sateless
chill Tonic it equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the Tbt Ml
well known tonic properties of QUININB Beca?*?
and IRON. It acta on the Liver, Drives Tiva as
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents, took for
Sj^SJj
lings
too high in cost for
)f today. Invariably
bank account is the
perience
ften
Too Late.
jrience?
TlW^lllrj
R t<3HT IN
EQUALITY
V^'PRi^
>UL1> LIKE TO HAMMER
VE THE BEST LUMBER
TO SELL OUR PATRONS
PLE WHO KNOW, CAN'T
IE BEST. THE BEST IS
LONG RUN. AND OUR
Supply Co.
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I
3st Food |
3 Market |
Don'! Waste. I
See IVie |
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ting for peace is the old-fashv&y
of Retting it.
Im That Dm Net Affect tte Need
of ita tonic and laxative effect, tAXAtOMO
QUINlNKIa better than ordinary
and doea not canaa nervaoMaaa net
n head. Remember the fall nam's and
the signature of 8. W. G&OVR. 30c.