Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh A /Ov Quickly Increase You* Energy Rjfcw 'A'' ? ! and Beautify the Complexion? ^ "\yry Easy and Economical to Take. "*'*"^1 Tliin or run-down folks! Take efiwvSf k>-*j Mastin's VITAMON?two tablets bust n-*7 oust wijli every meal. Then weigh ant! Cj Mm CiaJ. * "fy. S7 inches measure yourself each week and conwfav rd'flW linue taking Mastiti's VITAMON waist Rf f'-ry v regularly until you are satislied with f?(W U> ^V.tir Mastitis VITAMON contains highly BBJ 2? U concentrated yeast-vitaiuinea as we; y as the two other still more important MB Z E^/j vitauiiucs (Fat Soluble A and Water GV ~ K3y Soluble C). It id now Innng used by gay thousands who appreciate its con Mfi - i- B&f venicncc, economy and quick "results. M uJ fW By increasing the nourishing power of calf I 441 ff| ,-,.r what you eat Mastin's VlTAMON tot Aii ? ^ wl rt /?cAs# supplies just what your body needs M Wj to feed the shrunken tissues, strengthfc e\ en internal orguus, clear the skin and I\, renew shattered nerve force without ?=r^*^s ,11^, upsetting the stoinaeli or causing gas. Pimplea, boils and skin eruptions .97 f ,'1 rJ! 140 seem to vanish as if by magic and tho /bunds fc, fca^ JiPounds complexion liecomes radiantly clear IMPORTANT! Whilo the amuing health-building value of Mastin's VITAMON has been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion, constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion and a generally weakened physical aud mental condition, it should not l>c used by anyone who OBJECTS to b?wir?~ - wciriiv uir.roaaca 10 normal. You can get Mas tin's VITAUON talicte at all good drugginto. Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase BUOSlCltUt YEAST Energy When Taken With ^tacmlet' Every Meal or Money Back I WHILE BUYING XMAS PRESENTS For your loved ones, what about those who have passed away? Will VOU let another ???? *? ? ?Sal ? - ? bu ?jr ttiniuui erecting a monument to them? Come in tHis. or next week, and select something we have and we will erect it by Christmas. As to the price, you will find it reasonable. WHY? Because we are stone cutters with 15 years experience at the trade. We manufacture all of our monuments here in Union. We will save you the middle-man profits. Come in and we will explain the lasting qualities of each and every kind of Marble and Granite. We sell all varieties. UNION MARBLE COMPANY ? 15 Gadberry Street ... Union, S. C. "X ' A I ACT CL.V rv lv/o i &nip UJl U LONELY SEA There is no sadder spectacle than an elderly person whose life has been spent in toil?and whose .declining years will be spent in want. Just one difference would have- changed the whole story. Just one thing was lacking to have turned bitterness into joy. One HABIT would have saved the day. This habit is yours if you want it. It will lead you to our savings window. And it will guarantee you against distress in your old age. "Large Enough to Serve Any -Strong Enough to Protect All" CndZENvS NATIONAL BAN IL^4. A^A vy I OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT ! i* . - 4 Y We realize that a satisfied customer is !< Y the best possible advertisement that this V Y bank could have, and we therefore strive ^ Y under all circumstances to meet the wishes ^ Y of our customers and to render them strictly ^ Y individual service. ^ . A No matter how large or how small the A amount of business you transact with us, A * you will always get the fullest measure of & A careful attention and courteous service. ^ Y 4 Capital and Surplus $400,000.00 <|i | NICHOLSON BANK & TRUST COMPANY | Member Federal Reserve System ^ PMQI IP. MirTiriT SnM Proa i Han t M A MHOPP r.okUr ^1 .? W. S. NICHOLSON, L. M. JORDAN, J. ROY PANT Vice Presidents A year or so ago it was said that Apis was a god of the Egyptia Battling Levinsky was "all in" as a and wa9 worshipped under the for fighter, but the Rattler is still work. . . . . of an ox. ing at the boxing trade. . jfi Dramatic Incidents At Funeral Lisbon, Dec. 6.?^Dramatic incidaa attended the funerals of the thre republican statesmen who were aa sassinated in the recent revolutionar uprising. The relatives of the vie tims, former Premier Antonio Gran jo, Commander Carlos Maia and Vic Admiral Machado dos Santos, refuse to accept the government's offer o national honors and insisted upor burying their dead at their own ex pense. The widow of Vice Admiral Santo heard that the government had dis regarded her wishes and had lin* the streets with troops to pay hono to his body as his funeral processioi passed. In a passion of indignation and de fcpair, she threw herself before he husband's coffin and refused to allo\ it to leave the house?so long a there was one sailor or soldier lef in the streets where he would pass "Tell the Prime Minister," sh cried, "that if he does not recall th assassinated Premier, that the would not wear their uniforms unt: the guilty were punished and th Portuguese navy purged of assassin) A great number of naval and arm officers, of high standing have sent i their resignations, but the press i forbidden to refer to this. The former Minister of Financi Cunha Leal, Granjo's political ad versary, to whom the Premier cam in his hour of need, and who in at tempting to save his life was wound ed by two bullets, was persona grat to the revolutionairies. Now hi horror at what has happened is s great that he has ' 'ven up all hi important posts, announced his in tention of abandoning political lif and has gone to live in the province) A great many people, politician -- and industrial ' and financial mer have taken refuge in Spain. T . ?'?:? 11 Wireless News Service I From Eiffel Towei Paris, Dec. 6.?A wireless tele phonic news service will soon be dis tributed from the. Eiffel Tower ii Paris. The news will consist of im portant financial and political event in France and throughout the world the news from foreign countries be i ing picked up by government wire j less. It will be possible for banks am j newsjapers with receiving station to receive this official news servic free. Announcement of this has beei made by General Ferrie, chief of th French Military Wireless Service. H adds that he hopes soon to arrang fro wireless telephone service be tween Paris and London so that an Paris subscriber can talk with a pei son in London by way of the Eifft Tower. Quickly chance* the dimly 1 > r ? J hchied, uninviting room in5^ to a brilliantly lighted cheerful place at leee /i r.-'C/.yjllpWwL expense and with , il'lilllllllllllillllllll!|llllllll^y^J A 400 candle power |Aj light without wiclt, > ill chimney, emoke, smell, tc | grease, dirt or trouble. > 45T* There is really no excuse D now.a-day* for the sisht* | ruining, old-fashioned pjM Limp. ^ , Ca.ll and See This Wonderful Lamp. Let u? explain it* simple MEZ^SBja construction. "/I link!* RlknmM quickly with a common mo/cA." Unaffected by hi(N ^ wind, rain, snow and sleet and built lor hardest use. Ideal lor the farmer, dairy man and store- U " ^ keeper and for ni(kl|^nr||T |riT| A and early momma chor Be fl I ill W ins oround the house, Malll Jj barn, milk-ahed, feed- ^HaJM|J II lot,etc. BinrU m \ A 400 candle* power I 1 light costs one cent lot 3 hours burning. Drop into Our Star* Let ua show you this H'^J?^Ja| stormproslfl^^^^^^^ light. It equals 20 ary wick lanterns. The Union Hardware Co. DIISTRIBUTORS na UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA ni Dealers: Ask us for money-mat ing proposition on tkii lamp. | troops 1 will commit suicide on m I J?_ /?_ nusuuuu ? I'oinn. The troops and naval contingen wore all sent back to the barracks. Although no official honors wer permitted by his family, the funera of the ex-I^remier Granjo was at tended by President Almeida an many high political personalities All commerce closed in sign of pub lie sympathy, and no theater opene its doors that night. Many significant and violer speeches were made by well-know persons in the cemetery. Lieutenan ? Agatao Lanca, a naval officer muc admired for bravery in action, said i his speech over Gran jo's coffin: " swear, dear friend by your corps that I will never again wear my uni form until your murderers- -are pur ished." Another well-known naval officei Commander Prestes Salgueiro, sai he did not come there in his uniforr on which the Cross of War was pir ned, because it was stained wit blood. Other officers who belonged to pol itical parties opposed to Granjo an even some who took part in the revc lution, declared near the tomb of th On Preparing Land For Cotton Clemson College, Dec. 6.?Answere ing a question asked frequently by >" farmers nowadays, Prof. C. P. Black- j y well, agronomist, makes the follow- j ing brief suggestions on preparing '* land for cotton. e The best method for preparing land for cotton under boll weevil ^ conditions is to plow under the stalks 1 as soon as this year's crop is removed. This will aid materially in controlling the boll weevil, especially if H a large plow with a weed chain or " weed hook is used to turn under old stalks completely. Then plant rye, 1 or rye and vetch, as a cover crop, which should be plowed under in the spring early enough to give the ground time to settle considerably r well before cotton planting time. Un% der no circumstances is it aH?icnWn " to burn cotton stalks. Burning is an extremely bad practice because it '* destroys large quantities of orguniz matter, and organic matter is one of the best things and most needed ^ things in our soils. Just as good re^ suits will be obtained by plowing under the stalks so far as the boll weevil is concerned, and much better re-' j suits go far as building up the fertility of the land is concerned. 5. For Best Results ci Use I ^roVEI X LIVE STOCK REMEDIES il Said 6v Druggists and Dealers . I ^ McClintock-Oood win n ^ Ora, Nov. 30.?Among the loveliest of the fall weddings was that solI emnized in the home of Mr. and Mrs. . j John LaFayette McClintock at 4 ( o'clock on the afternoon of Nov. 30, j when they gave in marriage their daughter, Alice Isabel, to Evins Abney j 7., Goodwin, of Union, d e Simplicity was the keynote of the . entire service. The hall and ceremony i y room were beautifully and artistically n decorated with Southern smilax and g white chrysanthemums. An impro vised altar ol Southern pine, which ? wag crowned on either side by white l_' pedestals adorned with white baskets e of chrysanthemums, made a dainty background for the bride and her atI tendants. a In the gift room in which Misses s LizzievCraig and Elizabeth McClin0 tock entertained, the note Tof yellow 8 was predominant. Here numerous and valuable gifts were displayed, among e them a handsome chest of silver from s> the bride's family. 8 The bride's book was presided over by Mrs. S. J. Craig, the grand-aunt of the bride, who was maid of honor in the bride's grandmother's wedding, dame of honor in the bride's mother's r wedding and just as youthful and happy upon this as upon the previous occasions. The guests were met and ushered into the ceremony room by Mesdames 1 S. H. Fleming, D. M. McClintock and ; Miss Linda Hunter. To the strains of R I the wedding march from Mendelssohn, ' which was efficiently rendered by ; Mrs. L. J. Blakely, the bridal party I entered. First came the little ribbon j j girls, Frances Louise Hunter and! Grace McClintock, who were daintily! dressed in white organdy?satin rib-1 0 bong being used for trimmings - and i 5 who carried showed bouquets of baby e chrysanthemums. Then came Rev. I. N. Kennedy, followed by the bride, e and groom. The bride was never more lovely than upon this occasion. ^ She wore a gown of white brocaded ~ satin trimmed with real lace, ropes ! of pearls and orange blooms. Her veil arranged in coronet effect with pearle " bandeau, lace and orange blossoms, ! the veil constituting the train. She carried a bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley in shower effect. The impressive ring ceremony was used. In the receiving line were the I bride's mother, father, brother, John H. McClintock, the groom's mother, ' Mrs. S. R. Goodwin, sister, Miss Sadie Goodwin and brother, E. Goodwin. After the ceremony an informal reception was held. The guests were invited into the dining room in which the color scheme of pink and green were carried out, by Mrs. R. C. Gray, Missfcs Nan McClintock and Belle Craig. Mesdamcs J. I Y. Bryaon and W. E. McClintock pre- j sided over the refreshments which i. consisted of ices and mints gracefully served by Mrs. Clarence Link, Misses > Janie Hunter and Rosabel Fleming. J While the guests were being served, sweet strains of music issued from the adjoining balcony and upon leaving the dining room Miss Sadie Sullivan pinned hand-painted favors upon each. As the bride slipped away to don her traveling costume of brown duve-delane with accessories to match, she threw her bouquet which was caught by Miss Janie Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin then left by auto for Clinton where they boarded a train ifor Washington and other points of interest. The bride is the only daughter and t is widely known throughout the state, not only for her magnetic personality, but on account of her extensive family connection. She is the granddaughter of Capt. W. A. McClintock, l" who served for four years in the War of Secession, and is a graduate of thej % ~r?~ ! What h 1 Suppose yoi a wish at the b and finally have true. Would y< "I want this day,*' or? "I'm willing to drag along?" If you kee] your days with eat, finally the to come true. Grape-Nuti wish for a good miraculous; jus result from rig the right taste. There is a cl Made by Po You must place yoi Ford cars. The sales dep yourself worry by placi <sf^k (fg Realizing as well as y much everybody wants j a FORD on, and the se< FORD and pay for it as Plan No. 1.?Pay casl Plan No. 2.?One-thii monthly payments with Think this over and v with you and if you wi how liberal our terms a J. W. L1PS( J. L. BOLTO! Woman's College of Due West. The ?room is a popular young business nan of Union, where he numbers his 'riends by the score. Among the out-of-town guests at he marriage were: Mrs. S. It. Good vin and E. Goodwin, of Greenville; Vliss Sadie Goodwin, of Chester; Dr P. P. Salley, L. J. Hames, S. S. Leake >f Union; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Minter. >f Sedalia; Mrs. T. C. Petty, of Gaffley; Misses Nan and Elizabeth Mo 71intock, of Spartanburg; Misses Saiie Sullivan, Irene Ray, Bettie Riohirda, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gray, Mr. ?nd Mrs. Clarence Link, Alison Lee, ind Dr. J. H. Powe, of Laurens; Miss r. Craig Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. 31akely, of Gray Court. After returning from their bridal our Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin will be at lome to their friends in Union, S. C. ?Laurens Advertiser. Bad Colds WET, stormy weather, exposure, sniffles, and the heavy cold is on. Dr. King's New Discovery breaks it up quiekly ahd pleasantly. Head (leaned up, cough relieved and you feci better. At your druggists, 60c. Dr. King's New Discovery Fo^Coldsani^Cou^h s Bowels Begonia for llelp? Dr. King's Tills will bring you the happiness of regular, norn.al bowels r.nd liver functioning. Mild but always reliable. At all druggists, 25c. TTV PROMPT t WON'T GRIPE Dr. King's Pills and of a Day Jo Yoa Wish Yourself? i could make and crispness in Grape-Nutg rcakfast table that is like the smile of a good the wish come ' friend at the breakfast table? du say, And Grape-Nuts, with i to be a good cream or milk, is fully nourishing?feeding the tissues r . . rnd glands, the bone and f for thl3 <lay blood, with just those eleincnts which nature requires 3 on wishing ?building strength without the food you any "heaviness." wish is likely ? , . , Grape Nuts is the perfected goodness of wheat and ? ^ 5 helps your malted barley, scientifically day. Nothing developed?ready to eat from t the natural the package. ,ht food with ^ Grape-Nuts breakfast I or lunch is a practical wish j| larm of flavor for good luck. "There's n Rpncnn" li stum Cereal Company, Inc., Battla Creek, Michigan i I > ir orders in advance if >011 wish prompt delivery or >artment is ahead of the manufactory. You will savr ng your order ahead. ; ^ ' rou do how hard it is to get money, and also, h. ?1 a FORD, we have two plans now that we will sell > v cond one is so easy that any one who tries can ow he rides. ' ' i ' * i when you are delivered (he FORD. d cash on delivery, balance divided into ten e< interest and insnrmn'o nn n'ivm/i?+c %. V* (JtlJ llll. II l^* I re will be only too glad to go over the second * 11 only do just a little figuring we think you wil [ | Yours for more FORDS, , I :0MB, DEALER, JOKESVILLE, S. C. , 1 N, DEALER, UNION, S. C., PHONE 289; |j ' hi Come in and see our complete |i,(,oim ^ fig ft I Sterling Silver nnd Community procIVB Prices greatly reduced. jt, I Sterling or Community Silver Table*1*' H ul makes excellent Christmas gifts. H |||| The Union Hardware Co ^ ^ ^ i ...i.. . _ _| ^ vl Blood teata ahow that the hippo- "la this bluebert* * ;& potamua ia a modified apeciea of pig. waiter?" "Whir H [ Sirius is the brightest of the stars, sir " n