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I PURE DRUGS| I Th is drug store has been headquarters for Drugs, I Patent Medicines, Sundries, Toilet Articles, etc., for ^ for more than a quarter of a century. No one cpn undersell us. We have the stock. Price elsewhere, then you will trade here. p GLYMPH'S PHARMACY DRUGS AND MEDICINES "We Make Your Dollars Have More Sense.'* THE OLD RELIABLE j,; No. 4 West Main St. Phone 73 R ?IIII?II II I I A BANK ACCOUNT j I A STRONG BULWARK | THE DAY OF ADVERSITY S IT IS ALSO A FINE THING IN THE DAY OF OPPORTUNITY BANK WITH US, THEN BANK ON US; FARMERS BANK AND TRUST CO. C. II. I'EAKE, Pres.. E. I,. HiTI.M.IOHN, Vice Pre* J C. K. MOKGAN, 'J111 i Vice Pres. ^ | THE BIG ONE WAS FED I Avalon Farms HOG-TONE II | -TA# Liquid Hog Conditioner, Fottener and Worm Remover? H ?THE HUNT WASN'T THEY both started life at the same time and weight. They were ji given the same feed under the same conditions with one excep- u ? tion. The big one got his regular dose of AVAI.ON FARMS HOG-TONE? B the Liquid Hog Tonic. Conditioner aiul Tatter er?and the runt didn't. The big one is the kind that tops mar- minate the worms that : rc th~ hog nrs- w kets and brings big profits to the pockets cr's greatest foe to profits. Splendid ! r of the hog raiser. The runt cost more to pregnant sows?helps to produce hcrti'.h- ;] I raise than he will ever bring in the mar- jer, sturdier pigs. Come in the si.-re? U ket. And the difference was brought tellusfht number ot your herd?and we ] about hy 20 cents worth of AVAI.ON w.ll give you enough HOG-TONK to a : FARMS HOG-TONE. HOG-TONE treat all your hogs <>0 days V'<u don't 3 puts new life into hogs?makes them eat give lis a penny now. f I e result-. nf y more and grow fat at an nmnnng rate. the HOG-TON is treatment tail to u 1 it helps them to combat disease and e'i- f> you. it wEl cost >ou nothing. r a ^ FO:. CALF. BY sw?c -! GLYMPH'S PHARMACY, UNION, S. C. I NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC if i can get 12 persons I will make the round trip to B Spartanburg to the Billy Sunday meetings at $1.50 each, day or night. J M. S. GREEN ! ; TO THE PATRONS OF UNION SCHOOLS: I | Now that your children's eyes have been examined by your doc I tor, remember that if he does not make a specialty of this kind of j work, that I am prepared to fit glasses. I give my whole time and attention to this work and guarantee satisfaction. I am here at all times to make good my guarantee. i I^et me name to you some of your neighbors or friesda who ?r? satisfied users of my glasses. Yours For Better Eyes For the Children, F. C. DUKE STATE LICEiNSEI) OPTOMERIST. ? ? i- ~ ' Card of Thanks Ashby Sawyer?\lbert G. Kennedy ?r , , 1 Sawyer & Kennedy We desire to express our sincere thanks to each of the kind friends who Attorneys and Councilors at Law ministered to our dear mother during ^(> 33 4>|.,jn street her last illness and death. May (#o<l: ,, ki?.? Union, South Carolina mess each one of your. Miss Mary llnney and the Family. Engaged in the general practice of law. We no longer represent the The Chinese invented motion pic ' Unlon-Buffalo Mills Co., the Union tures Manufacturing & Power Co., or the Union & Glenn Springs Railroad Co. J The Union Times $4 a year. Subscribe to your home paper., t / Eskimo* Have Changed 4 Last 26 Years Chicago, Jan. 6.?Alaffts.s Eskimos have changed greatly in the last 1 25 years, since the white man in! terestod in their welfare came among ' them, according to Bishop Peter T. Howe, Episcopal bishop of Alaska, who has been an eye-witness of their : development. I "When lirst I visited the Eskimos of Alaska they ate their meat raw and seemed to have little object ir. j life beyond eating," Bishop Rowe said here. "Today they are cooking their food, ! they are beginning to use stoves, . their igloos are much bigger and I cleaner, the children that have grown up in the meantime are bigger and i brighter, and their interests are much | larger. a he Eskimos did what they could tc I help America in the war by sending II down feathers for pillows, Bisho]: ijltowe reported. "They killed ducks ! geese and swans," he said, "and coli levied a considerable amount ol 1 leathers. A number of young mer | came to me to say that if the Unitec ; States needed them to light they wert 1 leudy to go." "Educational work among the Es i kimos is conducted by the U. S. Bu | reau and the Episcopal church. Ont | young Eskimo is now teaching. Another developed such skill in wood i carving Bishop Rowe reported, thai he was offered a fine position in New Vork by a firm that saw specimens ol hiswork. fiie Eskimos are developing t ' sturdy character, he added. Whei warned against having anything t< ; do with the bootlegger, he said, the.\ ; steadily leave him alone. Temporary Exiles Arrive Luxemburg. Grand Duchy of Lux emburg. Jan. 5.?Five members oi Jui suite of former King Charles ol Hungary, who was exiled to Madeira Ikv.o arrived here. The former mon : reh's private secretary is with th< 1 arty. The Hungarians have beei granted a temporary exile pending lli ir definite disposition by the A1 . lies. The inhabitants of this little Duch> are not very enthusiastic over theii new guests because they fear that under the protection of Prince Feli> of Bourbon Panne, husband of th< j Grand Duchess of Luxemburg an< brother of the Former Empress Zita a new monarchist plot may be de veloped. The intense affection ex . isling between the former empres1 ' and her brothers justifies this feel i ing, the Luxemburgers say. Battles in France and Belgium . Paris, Jan. G.?General Percin, ii a hook describing more than 200 bat ties in France and Belgium durinf he late war, concludes from dati collected by him that 75,000 Frencl soldiers were killed by their own ar 'illery through defective liaison. The losses, he says, were highe | by 50 per cent in the French arm; i than in the German army. The loss s of the French infantry, he finds i were comparatively Tour times great er than the losses of the artilelry. Hi lixes the French losses from the en ; i-mies lire at 5.000,000 killed am i wounded. General Percin was military gov . ornor of the fortress of Lille just af : tor the outbreak of the war. IP evacuated the fortress on orders re reived by the government when thi Hermans approached the frontier an< was. for a long time, supposed by th? general public to have evacuated thi place of his own volition. A lively controversy between his friends an< | adversaries has been going on eve 1 since as to whether h% was badl] treated by the General Staff. He ha: I - evorely criticized the conduct of thi war in the field hy the French staff CHICHESTER S PILLS ~ TIIK DIAMOND BRAND, A / I.ndlcef Anil your Druirlri (of A\ / l( Chl-cbM-ler a Dlkiaona Briu/A\ tr . lied "nd Oold mettlUc^^/ *r? !">??. teiled with Blue Ribbon. | ?s,liC'l Tube no other. Hujr of r*ir * I ! ~ fl( Druifht. Askrorriri.Oires.TKRS | - DIAMOND III! AND PI I.l.H. f< r D?? ynrski i.Best. Satcst.Alwlys Reliable A SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE I ~ Subscribe to The Union Times. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS t TO PREVENT your hands from chapping we suggest a pair of rubbei gloves. Union Drug Store. 11 ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK? j Engines and boilers. All work guaranteed. 25 years' experience Prices right. If it can be done, IT-wIrrn /.or> :? * --.V . ? , vc.i <?, ii. rtiiyinmR irom a locomotive down. J. A. Hodge, Gadl rrry Street, opposite brick stable, in Delco place. 1270-6tpd FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in 1 resident section for a desirable tenant. Address Box 125, Union, S. C. 1270-2tpd SAT.ESiMKN WANTED to solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases ; J paints. Salary or commission. Address The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. ltpd WANT TO HKAIt from owner having farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, South Carolina street, Chippewa Falls. W isconsin. 1270-3tpd I IF I FORGET to leave you a Wat1 ins' Almanac Home Doctor and Cook Book, please ask me for one. A 3M? lb. box Poultry Tonic for ! 65 cents. Makes hens lay! T. B. i Strange, Tel. 217-W, Union, S. C., The Watkins' Man. ltpd LOST ?Yesterday, a blue setter with I black spots, short tail, had chain on, between Union and Neal Shoals. Finder please return to me or Sims McDaniel. T. L. Estes. It ?:? j_- l ? - ' i Subtcriptkm* to $8,000 Cannery 4 Lewis M. Rice $ 50.00 ^ C. K. Hughes 60.00 \ R. M. White 60 00 1 J. F. McLure 50.00 \ W. D. Wood 50.00 |4 Dr. Russell Jeter 50.001 V J. E. Minter 50.00 J R. W. Beaty 50.00 1 T. B. Strange 50.00 ?S F. H. Garner 50.00 J H. L. Davis 50.00 < J. R. Whitmire 50.00 % Roy Willeford 50.00 ^ Sam Berelowitz 50.00 < Sam Kassler 50.00 < , C. R. Lancaster 50.00 J. V. Askew 50.00 < S. Krass 50.00 ? Macbeth Young 50.00 J ' E. M. Garner 50.001 < I Claude Wilburn 50.00 j 4$ i J. Mobley Jeter, Jr 50.00 ^ L. G. Young 50.00 J , F. W. Carnell 50.00 J < D. Jean Whitlock 50.00 4 , A. G. Kennedy 50.00 ^ ( Victor Smith 50.00 4 Jno. W. Gregory 50.00 <! I R. N. Sprouse 50.00 J j W. W. Johnson 50.00 I I C. B. Sparks 50.001 4 . U. U. Amnions 50.001 T. B. Gault 50.00 J 4 Dr. A. P. McElroy 50.00 ?! R. T. McMahon 50.00 j ^ , George Willard 50.00 Gordon Bishop 50.00 " Found 87 ? wanted 63 move sub- 4 , scriptions. Who will be the next? Unless we can secure 100, no sub- 4 j. scription will hold good. No solicitors, 4 no sales promoters. 'Phone No. 1 4 ^ and say "Yes." 4 1 HOT WATER BOTTLES 4 5 4 With Only One Thing to Sell 4 ?Quality 4 4 Buy quality and you buy every- 4 thing that rubber can offer?long life, 4 f M eat est usefulness, perfect safety 4 f and fullest economy. A hot water ^ , bottle is a good bedfellow during the ; winter months and the only reason- 4 nhln Air) in fhn of oohno o"?h $ V. mmm ?*?? AVtlVi \J ? aviiun, OU\ U I 1 is toothache, neuralgia and rheuma- 4, [ tism. "A hot water bottle should be 4t in every home"?buy yours now. ^ UNION DRUG STORE 4 r Phone 116 and 4, "Look for the Boy." ?! f 4i ,******** **^ 1 * Where To Worship * 4, , * * * * ? * * * * ! First Baptist Church. ^ Sunday school meets tomorrow at ! 9:45 a. m. ^ Services of worship with preaching 4 by the pastor at 11 a. m. and at 7:30 4 ^ p. m. The subject for the morning 4 sermon will be "The Penalty of Indif- ^ ference." The subject at the evening 1 hour will be, "Th, Danger of Re- ; sisting God." * .V/ 4 ' The B. Y. P. U. if^plt C:30 p. m. 3 The midweek prayer service is held 4 1 en Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The church extends a hearty welcome to the public to attend all of the * r services. Kdw. S. Reaves, < V Pastor. West side Baptist. The regular services Sunday are as e follows: 10:00 a. m. - Sunday school. :1 11:00 a. m.?Conference and reports of finance committees and preaching - by the pas'or. Subject, "How Can I . Help." p 7:00 p. m.?Preaching. Subject, . "It's Your Move." P We respectfully invite you to this 1 meeting house. You will be welcomed. ? A. T. Stoudenmire, e Pastor. 1 First Presbyterian Church ' Sunday school 10 a. m., preaching ' 11a. ni. and 7:30 p. m. Junior C. E. * 1 p. in., Senior ('. E. Monday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 4 p. in. and 7:30 p. m. J. F. Matheson, Pastor. Bethel A. M. E. Z. Church (Colored) 10 a. in. Sunday school, 11:30 a. ( m. preaching, subject "God in Creation." 7 p. m., A. C. E. League. 8 ( . p. m. preaching. I v Everybody welcome.- v IX D. Gamble, ^ Minister. Episcopal Church Sunday school and Bible Class 101 a. m. Morning service and sermon 11 ; ' a. m. A cordial welcome awaits you. W. W. Johnson, Lay Reader, j Corinth Baptist Church (Colored). The pastor will preach at 11:30 a. I m. Subject: "Man's True Treasure in God." Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at f> p. m. I Preaching at 7:00 p. m. J. S. Daniel, Pastor. j EASTMAN i KODAKS Are now selling at pre-war prices. Get the New Year prices. Peoples Drug Store Prompt Service Phones 68-69 * 'S: iMf f ; ' - " 1 1 ' The Fire Sale! X [ Continues With Unabated Fury | t AT * I \ J. F. McLure Dry Goods Co. j I THE UNDERSELLERS 1 !: i J * $? +Z^Z++Z++l++t++l+ ?? ?? ?$ j: BILLY SUNDAY COMES TO SPARTANBURG f I: JANUARY 8TH 1 / C ! ' .... X The Rev. W. A. Sunday will conduct a series of evangelistic meetings in ? t4 Spartanburg from January 8th to February 19th. ^ ... - ?-" ?? X A specially constructed tabernacle with enormous seating capacity has been X erected and everyone is invited to attend these meetings. Jt4 t X f FULL REPORTS OF THE BILLY SUNDAY MEETINGS AND SERMONS WILL y f APPEAR DAILY IN THE SPARTANBURG NFWSPAPFPQ V t ^ Special Short Term Subscription Rates Make It Possible For Everyone To Keep Up V ^ With These Meetings. Y SUBSCRIBE NOW \ f THE SPARTANBURG HERALD (MORNING) from January 8th until March Y ? 1st, $1.25. > ! the spartanburg journal (afternoon) from January 8th until March X 1st, $1.10. L f COMBINATION OFFER FOR HERALD AND JOURNAL from January 8th to f March 1st, $2.25. ^ Send check or money order today and have your subscription entered. \ The Herald and The Journal % Spartanburg, S. C. Y PALMETTO FISH TANKAGE I Seed Meal and costs less. 7 ^ Gives quicker results than Cotton i;' ^ R iiuarant<%d Analysis S I It' your local Agent cannot supply I S vou communicate with us direct. H ^^^^^^HARLESTON^S Prize for Essay Russia No Place 2&WB For Real Communists SfW * * ?Op!# d . r ? . . . _____ 58 -K aE Jn.-roago w.il^ht 10 to ?5 i>o'i..Jr per Santiago, Jan. (>.??A prize has been ^ JH/V \ m month. liysimpio guaruniftHi, dfered bv W M Collier thp new Petrograd, Jan. G.?Communists H; \VI wiiaWotr?atn?eut. >r*o-rhosph*t? 1111111 y m< vomer, me new . ... ... Wa\ i v\l will hirrei?j?e your W^lgiit witb oooj American ambassador, to students in bore are apparently dividing into two Jw | aoii<i efav-tiioro f#>Mi and m.-tk. he Enzli?h department <,f the Uni- camp.. Those who believe in adher Pn? ersity of Chile for the best essay 'nK *? Communistic principles literal written in English, on "The Relations !y and sticking to their original pro- TT ATT? r3T?rYWTPT? .etween the United States and Chile." f?ra,n in Russia, come what may, are V UJX^VVIj^v becoming highly unpopular. They re- ???nMn - fer to the Communists who are glib'y |?. ' quickly, ?0 ?7diK nvmaiAM vMJkiim ?supporting the changed economic pro- ' ^ 'J %*?'> ruir, darken Cra7 or STOMACH TROUBLESKram and headinK toward a capi" I IWWIIIibV talistic basis as "professional Com- , 7r.o?na ?'..?;<? tottia. . .. .... t itUared Loulso Co., irjdon Jo, Mir . rr.unists who practice politics for a [i^iua Lady Had Something Lik< place for a real Communist who nd CfflOVCT ... . _ . . i k R** 'J?-* o A ?T7iootta h*lrlpn iVin for etti'f . Indiffeition Until She Took heres to Communism as a creed and 3 j woman may i*?h?.i win. tti? uui o> a , u VUUI JUC . . K? w?Pu ?th,.r 11.-I n A 111 tlo MKW)I.fnsta. madabr inliu tr Black-Draught Then supports himself by work other than ^ \'W JJ ?htti?M?<ioi wiu? w?tor, ?'n<i apply ,M r | /? IA> buo 11*11 * nub w HUMXI HIIQ in ? JIUT ? ' pollUCHI. "m /[ I y oil can wsuih the hairn rl?!it off. Cot All Riffht ? jT-iV jfifl Medul la aold tu 60o mil SI .00 bottle*. A Dazzling White Carnation Auiwican Proprietary syndic*#. "U^v9? kJjT.fck ?V.ol7t;ArJ I?ndon, Jan. e.-Croaain,- .he Am- 11 III* Ma gestlon," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, ol erican carnation known as Mrs. l. ttj ? Mama uses Route 6, this place. "I would get yen \y I,awson" with English plants has 2 ^ AJfl IIVIYA1 B sick at the stomach, and Bplt or Yomlt ' , , ft 24 years of selective S "llllBUtil especially In the mornings. produted, auer ^ y g -Hggjnjv forxnycol<? | "Then I began the use of Thedford'i breeding, a dazzling wniti variety, w aStWjtffl'iB and they are gone B Black-Draught, aLer I had tried othei the first of a new race of disease-re- .* luaJlUy. medicines. The Black-Draught re sjstjne flowers which is described as You j'18* try It. g lleved me more than anything that 1 ' , . u. +mJI took, and I got all right. ? triumph of horticulture. ? "I haven't found anything bettei Its breeder, Stuart Low, who is AK62uDUdlil6V?i0p6r than Black-Draught when sufferlm showing his novelty, named White Diaco?er*Wt lait. from trouble caused by constipation p i fhe Roval Horticultural Ha'l (J ' a Roaatoneitppiieduightaodmonuuif It la easy and sure. Can be taken li ' ..?,.nnr!pd in rotainlnir the ti |1 works wonden when uwd in ooosmall doses or large as the case call, here, has succeeded in retain! g th 1, l| BrottoBir,Ul5fniblTttIlollI|cTllbl#tfc for." old enrnation fragrance, which in I K| Ko^ton. i? p..t up in 00c, $1.00 and When you have sick stomach, indi many modem varieties has almost I 9 jara. AiuorK-an proprietary geetlon, headache, constipation, o jB 8tated that the new Byndiu* a. AiaWuaaa. Maaa. other disagreeable symDtoms. tak< vanisnca. it Black-Draught to help keep you' pedigree carnation has gone through - - ? ? ? system free from poison. all disease tests and has come out un- The ancient Hebrews were the Thedford's Black-Draught Is mad' ?.ca4i.P(j founders of public hygiene, from purely vegetable Ingredients , m , m ,,ircctf1 n0r "" N"' *> I"1-"" '? th? taken by young or old. ranges the brain structurally. most important crop in America. Oet a package of Black-Draught tc * . . m ? day. Insist on the genuine, Thedford's Bears spend the winter in death- Apes can move their ears more At your druggist's. * NO-14 like sleep. than man. *