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1 wfo I Thin If II B. C. Matthews age intelligence can association is more t human nature demai $>?$ plant, cultivate and until the birth of co convict the producer church. Intelligenc XX P. E. Clinkscale mi of cooperative mark* W. C. Beach am have suffered great 1 cooperation as suggc been suggested/' H ?? ?? J* S. Stark, Prej cotton growers coop JLJL taken." I? j Y J* P?Pe Matthe. YY state that I personal VV every angle both fro YY nothing that could h ?* ?* ing the economic siti business with the far xx %% THE CA 44 ALREADY i XX SELL IN CO ff ' YY YY YY YY YY YY YY > Wkvlt^ Tf*V w ' When It's so EASY t Build Flesh this New Wa Do you need puore flesh? Are you pule lacking in energy?or is your complexioi blemished by humiliating pimples, black heads, or bolls? If so, simply go to you druggist's and get a package of 1RON1ZK1 YEAST tablets. Take these remarkabl; effective tablet^?two with each meal. Thei watch the results! Very likely you will b actually astonished at the iinproveiuen shown In you even after the first ?8 hours For IRON IZEU YKAST embodies a remark abuj new scientific process?a process whlel enables ycnst to bring Its splendid result often In just half the usual time. The New Procec* While yeast alone Is good, bests show that It need somd other agent in order to quickly convert It Wonderful health buildlugelemeuUlntofirai tls?u< fotf cheeks and sparkling vlUllty, Everyoue knows that Iroulsof great value in cor verthiff our food Ititollvlnr celts and tissue. So work in* on this problem, our scientists Anally diteov ered the wonderful process of Irooisation?the pre cess through which the combination of yeast null iron p??. becomes 100% ertlcient. 1 ,Atl Do not think, however. UainslOLbs. thatanycombinatinnofyeast "I t... and Iron will do. Yeast t^lna* pf.isai* fmoNietn IU beat and quickest results H only when it is treated w.v. tbrouifhlhescieutiilCprocess "/J.;,.- OIL' of ironliatlon. And tnls pro- ./? I*DS. Ceng u embodied only In iA'u*rT'JfSZ1 * IKONI/Kf) YEA8T. the on? aci&nttflcaltv Cornet yeaat fa hhl' -Mi a u b treatment. . , , ? Money Back Guarantee Get IRON IZP.I) YEAST ltd?" J *.a. from your drutnost to<lay. 7 |i > Satisfactory results from first until# / LDS. package or money refunded. "To mr tmmyrtmm I k?T? 1.00 a package Beware of mZ. m'i. 1? Inferior Imitation*. PftPr* While IRONIZED YEAST la sold ht\hr? at all druggists un our Satlsfac' ' tion Guaranteed ba?ig,thoae who wish may try it absolutely KKEE. Simply mall the coupon. It will bring: you the famous Three Day Trial Treatment. Watch (As rttakaf (ftonizcoys/lst Tablets THC OfHY YEAST THAT IS CfNWNAY M0NI2C 0 _ "you can help fee The doctor in the sick l'?5 room by having his * 2 PRESCRIPTIONS \\ filled at the PALMETTO DRUG CO. _ 'he Home of Pure UruRH and ^ Druggists Sundries. Beauty is only skin deep and some ^ Ket skinned trying to get it.?Worcester Post. ? MBftlfea * at the kofjhi , President of the National E refuse to join and cooperal han I can understand. Self nds that they protect themsc harvest cotton but how to s< operative marketing associa s who refuse to join but the} :e, assert thyself." s, President of the Bank of eting and most heartily appi Pfotirlonf D ? 1 * , _ . ui i?c cupie.t r osses in the past on account sated appears to me to be tf udent of the Planters Bank erative association is the gi vs, President of the Palmett ly have given the matter a m within and without the el appen at this time would be lation and putting the banl mer in a business-like manr MPAIGN IN UNION ( 5IGNED THE CONTR/ iMfiiTITION WITH T1 South C "United n$? kAs ifA 4^4 A^A Slriniiy 0 EttLnf % MM ^NH ^B .** Bp HB fl H What a Difference! The above I Hunt rat lone will five vou an Idea of tvliat m u nnd^i fnl Improvement proper weight makes in a person* tlgure. Rend in panel Imw IRONIZED YF.AST builda weight. 75 Fre? Trial Coupon Tbe Ironixed Yeait Co. AtluU, G?., Dept. 1 II Plcaee t*nd me the THREE IIAY FREE TRIAL TREATMENT of Ironlt*! Yeut Addnw .. State Only Ooe Trial Package to a Family Notice to the Public VII persons in one hundred (100) t of the sewer line are ordered to meet up with the line. Jone by order of the City Hoard ol alth. Dr. R. R. Jeter, 5-27-29. Officer. IOARSENESS I j Swallow slowly small pieces ?rub well over the throat. ylCKS VapoRua 17 Million J art Use J Yearly ^LL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK 'nvon Marble & Granite Co. Main St. Union, S. C. \ t* Bank e Coop< tank of Newberry: "How anyo te with the cooperative cottc preservation..being one of the slves by joining. Every one k ill seems to have been an unkn tions. The juries of this cou y will certainly hurt their repu Anderson: "I have gone fully rove of it." National Bank of Greenville: 4 of the marketing methods of the te only practical method of re of Abbeville: 44The organize eatest movement for the farmei 0 National Bank of Columbia: great deal of study and investig tate with the business men and 1 of greater benefit to the farme is of the state in a position where ler." :OUNTY CLOSES SATUR iCT. ARE YOU GOING1 HEM AND FIGHT THEM Carolina is We Stlcl V ATA MTA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA AVA ^ ^ A A^A A^A A^A .4 Notice of Sale In the District Court of the United States, For the Western District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the Matter of Burris Furniture Company, Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order bearing date the 19th day of April, A. D. 1922, signed by S. E. Barron, Esq., Referee in Bunkruntcv_ in t.Vin nhnvo matter, we, tfie undersigned Trustees in Bankruptcy for Burris Furniture Company, Bankrupt, will sell before the door of the place of business formerly occupied by the above named Burris Furniture Company, at Union, S. C., on the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1922, at 12:30 o'clock p. m., for cash, to the highest bidder, the following goods, wares and merchandise: Furniture $4,522.19 Talking Machines and Records 1,426.40 Five Organs 150.00 Cooking Ranges, Oil Stoves and Wares 655.20 Rugs and Art Squares . . . . 162.75 Sewing Machines 843.00 One Adding Machine . . .. 125.00 One Ford Truck 250.00 One Cary Safe 150.00 One Typewriter 50.00 One Office Desk . 10.00 One Typewriter Desk . . .. 10.00 One Check Protector . . . . 10.00 One Office Chair 4.00 Total . . . . . . $8,388.54 Any objection to said sale should be made before S. E. Barron, Esq., Referee in Bankruptcy at Union. S. C., at his office on the 1st day of May, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. J. A. Sawyer, J. F. Walker, Jno. I. Gilbert, As Trustees for Burris Furniture Company, Bankrupt. Union, S. C., April 19, 1922. 4-20-27 Notice of Election There will be held an election in the City of Union, S. C., May 2nd, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Mayor and an Anderman for each ward, and Commissioner of Public Works. Voting precincts: ,i Ward 1?Oil Mill. Ward 2?Smith Block. 1 Ward 3?Union Bakery. Ward 4?Fire House. ' Polls shall be opened at 8 a. m. and kept open continuously until 4 p. m. All qualified voters who are enrolled on the Democratic Roll Books are engiDie to vote. Each candidate for the various offices are assessed as follows: Candidate for Mayor, $20.00. Candidate for Commissioner of Public Works, $15.00. Candidate for AJderman, $10.00. All candidates must pay their assessments and sign pledge by April 18th, not later than 12 o'clock, noon. , All managers of said election will call on P. E. Wilburn at noon, Muy 1st, and take the oath of office and receive othei instructions. By order City Democratic Executive Committee. B. F. Alston, Jr., P. E. Wilburn, Chairman. Secretary. 4-13-20-27 - - ? - - - . ?? It paya to advertise in The Times. > $ '?* > <"X? < ers ol ;ralive I ne with aver- The 1 >n marketing "We will first laws of pose to h? nows how to j16! ... studied tl own quantity nty may not C. G. tation in the m?st h?ar whose livi be a decid sell to the into the plan M Natio for coopei 'Our farmers Bank , Lhurle^tot nr cotton and state lief that has The 5 from ban! stion of the the banks ever under- canvassing The e bankers of "I wish to they mean :ated it from one of the I I feel that South." ( srs in adjust- Oklahoma i they can do body el3e bales will DAY NIGHT. THOUSA) TO SELL YOUR COTTON [? j Calling 1 Ic?Dividc A^A A^A |^A A^A A^A A^A A^V rvVv^ v FOR QWCk SERVICE PHONE 167 We call and deliver your clothing in a^lust-proof motorcycle. We remove spots and stains from clothing without injuring either the fabric or the color. Our modern methods make clothes look like new, in the shortest possible time. Give me a trial. I certainly will appreciate it as much or more than anyone else. Hames Pressing and Repair Shop Nicholson Bank Building Phona 167 CHICHESTER S PILLS Wcv TUB MAMOND BRAND. A CMXmL I'illllijW and Hold ineUlllc\V/> (oiet. Mated with Bltia Klbboo. V/ I C IM DlAliSn HKANB PlIMf r ?5 A** 0 7**nk???????Bes?.SafeittAlw?ysRelUblt ?-r SOLD BY DBUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Notice to Debtors And Creditors All persons holding claims against the estate of M. C. (iault, deceased, must present the same, duly proven, to me, and all persons indebted to said estate must make payment to me. A. L. Gault, Adm. Est. M. C. Gault. Jonesville, S. C., R. No. 1. 4-13-20-27 Notice of Election State of South Carolina, County of Union. Notice is hereby given: That a Special Election for Union County in the State aforesaid, will be held at the voting precincts in said county of Union, prescribed by law on Tuesday, May 2nd, 1922, upon the issuance of Bonds under the terms of the following Act passed by the General Assembly of South Carolina at the regular session of 1922, and duly approved by the Governor of the State of South Carolina: "To authorize an election on the nnnafmn nf L\ xl w. BCVCIIl/y-IIVP intlU sand dollars of bonds for hospital purposes in Union County." Section 1. Be it enacted by the I General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: That the County Advisory Board of Union County is hereby authorized and empowered, upon request of the trustees of Wallace Thompson Hospital, to order and hold in the County of Union an election submitting to the qualified electors of said county th* question as to whether or not the county shall issue seventyfive thousand. dollars ($76,000.00) of coupon bonds for the purpose of taking over, operating and maintaining the Wallace Thompson Hospital in the city of Union, county of Union. Sec. 2. That in the case a majority of the votes cast at said election shall and C? .. ly ele ti ns. Sec. 5. 'ln,.i the bonds so authorized shall be in such form, and payable at such period as may 1 e deter- | mined by the said County Advisory Board, and shall bear a rate of i .terest not exceeding six per cent per annum payable semi-annually, and shall be disposed of and sold by the County Advisory Board for cash, at not less than par. The money arising from the proceeds of said sale shall be deposited with the Treasurer of the County of Union and shall be paid out on the order of the County Advisory Board for the purposes herein mentioned and none other. Sec. 0. That in the event the bonds shall be issued there shall be levied annually, by the proper county officials, upon all the taxable property in Union County, a tax sufficient to pay the interest coupons as they shall fall due, and also to pay the principal on said bonds as it may fall due said tax levy not to exceed threefourths of one mill upon the taxable property in the county. Sec. 7. That upon the taking over of the hospital by the County, the affairs of the same shall be conducted by a Board of nine Trustees, eight to be appointed by the Governor upon the recommendation of the Union Delegation, the ninth Trustee to be the President of the Union County Modi . cal Association, a resident of the County of Union and a practicing phy- < sician. The term of office of said 1 Trustees shall be as follows: Two for ' two years, two for four years, two for \ six years, and two for eight years, i and thereafter shall be for a period 1 of eight years. I Sec. 8. The said Bonds shall be of ! such denominations as the Advisory Board and the Supervisor shall determine. The said Bonds may be either < serial or coupon. The said bonds shall < be signed by the County Supervisor < and Advisory Board, but it shall be|t sufficient for the interest coupons or J bonds attached to bear only the signa- 1 ture of the Supervisor of said County. < i tie hikiiului i' I?II WII* niupuns max be fac simlie, engraved or printed. The bonds shall be exempt from State, County and Municipal taxes. Sec. 9. This Act shall take effect immediately upon its approval by the Governor. Approved the 3rd day of March 1922. (R. A. Cooper. Governor.)" j The qualifications for suffrage are i as follows: Residents in the State for | two years, in the county for one year. 1 in the polling precinct in which the < elector offers to vote for four months, j and a payment of any poll taxes then due and payable. Provided, that min- 1 isters in charge of an organized church, and teachers of public schools J shall be entitled to vote after six months residence in the State, if . otherwise qualified Managers of election must require of each other the t production df registration certificate, proof of registration certificate and < proof of the payment of all taxes, in ^ j!^ii A A A A ifi| A^A A^4 A^4 J A^A A^A A^A 4^A A^A 4^V A^V 4^4 A^4 A^A A^A A^A ^ ^rT^ [ Sontl Marketi 3ank of Kingstree, the Bank of \ stand by the South Carolina C< dp Williamsburg realize its maxi power in united effort. We l le five-year contract and see in Rowland, President of the Nati tily in favor of the cooperative i ing is in the cotton belt. I since led success. If the cotton produi >se who are organized and he hi nal Loan and Exchange Bank o rative marketing of cotton and I ers and business men like Brighl 1 have been doing everything i >outh Carolina Cotton Growers' I rers all over the state strongly e of the state are behind it.) In rr ; for contracts, believing the for xecutive council of the South Ca F Oklahoma and Texas where sii i much for the farmers and eve biggest bankers of the South ss S. Weitzenhoffer, vice presider City and who is familiar with t in Oklahoma from the Oklahor be sold cooperatively this fall." NDS OF THE BEST FARfl COOPERATIVELY WIT1 Ser Sons id We Ap A ^ 0 % % % <r be in favor of issuing said bonds the County Advisory Board is authorized to issue and sell the same: PROVIDED, that the authorities of the Hospital shall make to the county of Union a deed in fee simple to the entire hospital property, said deed and proceedings to be approved by the lounty attorney. Sec. il. That the said County shall assume tie indebtedness upon the, same not eve ling seventy-live thou-I sand doilais. Sec. 4. That the election herein ordered shalt 1 conducted by the managers of the State and County elec- ' tions, and the result ascertained andi' declared as in Hi.. I ?%? ?%? i Can ng ot ( V illia msbuin and th?? Wp? m >tton Growers Cooperative A imum prosperity through cooj mow that now is the time tc it a real hope. We endorse i tonal Bank of South Carolina marketing of cotton for the r ;rely hope the campaign to o cer has to buy from those w imself does not organize who f Columbia: "We hereby en therefore urge all farmers to t Williamson of Darlington, 1 in their power to put the m< Cooperative Association has ndorsing the movement. (A lany of the counties the ba mation of the association to b< rolina Bankers' Association 1 nilar associations are already rybody concerned. Nathan A lys: "Cooperative marketing i it and active head of the Secc he benefits derived by farmei na Cooperative Association, s HERS IN SOUTH CAR< H THEM OR ARE Y01 to Duty e Stuck" <?? HHBMHWMH 1H0LMES-CAI HOUi GARDEN, FIELD i PLANTS, POU A Postal Card Wil SPARTANE 1 W AN 4,COO per. ons in Union Cc work for the support of tl Armenia. *We are told the table i are empty. We in Americ remain empty. Union Coun'v has beei cost $3,000.00. This must ignore this earnest appeal 1 them starve? Send check treasurer. THE NEAR I r . L. S luding poll taxes assessed and ml ected, during the previous si: nonths. The production of a eertiti ate or receipt of the officer author zed to collect such taxes shall he con lusive proof of the payment thereof Before- the hour fixed for opening th Doll managers and clerks must tak ?nd subscribe the constitutional oath rhe Chairman of the Board of Man >gers can administer such oath to th >ther members and to the clerk; ai >fficer duly qualified must administe he oath to the chairman. The Man igei s elect their chairman and clerk Bolls at each voting place must b >pcncd at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed a i o'clock p. ni. The managers havi he privilege to fill :t vacancy, and i lone of the managers attend, the cit iv.ens can appoint from among th qualified voters, such managers, who ifter being sworn, can conduct th dection. The following managers are ap lointed for the aforesaid election, am they are requested to call at the of ice of the Clerk of Court in the cour louse, in the county and state afore ?aid, for ballot boxes, ballot form ind instructions. Monarch?W. A. Turner, Jim Wi! Him, J. M. Bates. Excelsior Knitting Mills ? C. C Sartor, W. T. Deason, Frank Hart. Union?C. T. Murphy, J. Moble leter, W. J. Humes. Santuc ? Dr. J. T. Jeter, H. F \dams, W. T. Jones. Carlisle ? W. J. Compton, C. 1 Tolenian, Henry Miller. Black Rock?J. C. MoblCy, R. W ^rssssmssBsesBsmm M^.v A^? olina I TY :otton 1 II V V ee Bank of Kingstree: ssociation. We pro- <t X >eration. We appre- Xf > organize. We have J V ts provisions." y V i of Sumter: "I am jf eason that it helps all rganize the state may VO ho are organized and VV is the loser?" ***+g+ idorse the movement y V join the association." yy R. Goodwyn Rhett of *J*Y >vement across in this >*V YY hundreds of letters t least 95 per cent of X X nkers are going out e the state's real hope. %* ** las endorsed it. The % functioning say that 1 ? kdan s of Dallas, Tex., t *1* is the salvation of the Y Y iritv National Bank of VV s, bankers and every- Yv ays: "Over 3,500,000 Yv 3L1NA HAVE f? LI GOING TO XX TY IT jf it VY yy YY YY ii N 3EFD COMPANY I \NB FLOWER SEED I LTRY SUPPLIES I 1 Bring Our Catalog ^ ;URG, S. C. | JKILttflKribJ yMiiOMMUMiMMkai TED! I p >unty to give only one day fie starving boys and girls in s 24 miles long and the pl?! a mast fill th em or they w i J i 2 * i given 50 to feed, which be raised at once. Will From airnti 1~ 1 1 *T tan . anu i' to J. Wesley Greer, count i E4ST RELIEF I PF.ARS, County Chnirrr an. j ! o.tty. C. W T. Willard. v Keys ?K. Ft. Hetsill, J. k. - \.'i itinne. W. II. Wilhurn. Buffalo .1 H. Riley, Will Evans. - Tom Lee. West Springs ? Tom Giles, W. .1. p Hetsill, Boyd Lancaster, e Jonesville ? Eddie Mabry, W. W. i. Wood, Jno. T. Scott. Kelton ? S. J. II Howell, P. L. p Ganlt, .1. .1. Garner, rt Loekhart J. Roy Eant, Jack Asr kew, T. Clary. NViiburn's Store II. S. Williams, :. W. A. Vinson, S. II. Wilburn. e Coleraine?B. L. Walker, W. J. t Smith J. I'. Hopkins, p Gibhs W. .1. Gibbs, JetT Davis, L. I B. Gee. Adamsburg?B. F. Adams, Robert p Nance, Vernon Vaughn. >. Meador ? D. B. Fant, Jr., J. F. e Meador, M. G. Crosby. This notice is given in pusuance of a written reouest on the part of the Trustees ??f Wallace Thomson . Hospital, and the election is ordered t in pursuance of same. J. V. Askew, ? Slinorvi?nr fl\V Union C/.onO. ' 'T.i].'Kstes7l>' |? W. S. McLure, State and County Election Comm'rg. \ G. B. Sanders, J. E. Minter, y Henry Smith, Advisory Board. }. Published in The Union Times April 25, 27 and 26. 1922. \ Read your yellow laDel.