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. o ii 1 O rt i IMka whod Daily tmuyi duutiay My .1* UNION llMES COMPANY -<>* M. Hic? 1 UitM . |l U\f PoatofBce in Union. 8. C . a* ircunil ela?< matter. i unti Building 'Main Street Bell Tele phono No. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES >nt Year lit* >l* Month* S.O nree Month* ... 1.0C ADVERTISEMENTS tone Square. first insertion tl.Ov Every eubiequent tneertion I( Obituary notice*. Church and I*odg< notice* and notice* ot pub ic meetings, on tertaHnmenW artd Card* of Thank* will b. charged for at the rate of one cent a word ash accompanying the order. Count th> word* and you wilt know what the co? will be. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Ph.- Associated Pre** 1* exclU't tv.-'v . iruled to the use for republication of new iispatche* credited to It or not " . ? <t'tod ?r> this oaper at.d also ? ' r? published therein THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1922. ANOTHER TREASURY RAID. A blanket pension increase from $ ">< to $72 a month for all Civil and Mex ican War veterans i9 proposed a: a "Christmas pift" from Uncle Sa?i by Repuhli-ans leaders in conpress Indeed, a bill providing for this rai on the treasury has already passe the senate, and Senator Bursum, c New Mexico, its author, says housi Republican leaders have promised t< "put it over" in that body as soon a the congress reconvenes. He expect the bill to become a "law" before th< holidays. The abominable feature of th measure is apparent. Blanket legis lation is not only dangerous, but s< manifestly unfair to the taxpayer tha it hardly permits of sane discussior The raid will cost hundreds of thou sands of dollars. This sum will b extracted from the pockets of salarie persons who are already nailed to th cross by unreasonable, and wellnig unbearable taxation. It will furtlu cast an added burden on business tha industry and commerce can hardly eu dure. Yet, "Republican leaders" are striv ing to popularize themselves in orde to insure further benefits at the p:. counter, at the expense of the peopl< As an example of a blanket pensio system, it may be cited that we reca! a well known veteran who partici pated in the Civil War from 1861 t 1865, taking part in most of th L.ou. :.. ii ir? li r t-s. uiuuujr uabtics in me vuutry ui v n ginia, who is a multimillionaire. H does not wish a $50 pension, a $7 pension, or any other sort of pensioi ?? Yet th? Republican senate proposes t thrust it upon him and thousands lik him. The pension syst<yn costs the tax payers of the nation approximatel $300,000,000 a year, according to th federal pension bureau. The Bursvi bill will boost this gigantic sum aboo $60,000,000 a year. At the same tin?< Senator Bursum explains that it wi be something like two years before n of those who will benefit under th provisions of the extra raid will be o the pension rolls. And this Is the sa story, mates, that face In 1922, car rying gross burdens for wars th.i took place in 1848 and 1861. and stau gering woefully under that war's hlg costs which swept America of it young manhood and treasuries ' ' 1917. The Record has never been prone ' quibble over a fair pension, or at leas protection of the crippled and th maimed, who were made so by wa> when they needed it. To scatter monc wrung from the pockets of the pe.i pie in this trying time of hard luc and high water, on the rich and th poor alike, for everybody who drov a mule, or cooled the coffee in the fed eral armies in wars that took place ; half cenury ago, for 90 days, Is noth ing less than an outrage. It shoul prove a final nail in the coffin lid o the Republican party.?Columbia Re.' ord. Our cat says a double faced man ii not to be trusted. Our cat says a new suit calls fo< many accessories. Our cat says nobody would know you wars having a hard time if you did not tall it. 11 , I Our cat says a wise man seeks no j needless quarrel. Our cat says give others credit for having some senile. 1 Our cot saya the early morning m?p refreshes much. > ) > Our cat says a moulting hen lays no eggs. I Our cat says virtue is its own re ward. * * ? Our cat says regulators in a community are themselves in need of regulating. * Our cat says take a share of stoc>< " in the cannery. . Our cat says when you do a job, .j do it well. Our cat says war should be made on poverty throughout the world. 1 .? Our cat says a full crib makes a * V?ppy farmer. I * f Our cat says none of us is quil? c so wise as we suppose ourselves to be [> * s Our cat says the gate to knowledge s is realization that we do not know. L, Our cat says rich foods plus a glui. , 'on produce a man afflicted with gouc 0 Union County t Presbyterian Institute i. ? The institute will be held at San. tuc, in the Presbyterian church, Oc ber 19th, 1922, beginning at 10:3< 1 p. m. f Mrs. F. M. Farr, leader, h Morning Program. v Devotional exercises?Rev. W. R Groebel. Welcome address?Mrs. M. R. Jeter " Minutes of last meeting. T> _ 11 11 1 A .1 1 i\uu can ana report 01 cnurcnes. Hymn, "I Gave My Life for Three." Address on Foreign Missions?Mrs W. Allen. e Synodical Home Missions?Rev. .1 ' F. Matheson. n Address?Mrs. Patra Lee Smith. U Hymn, "Onward Christian Sol diers." Adjourn for dinner. ? Afternoon Program, c Devotional exercises?Mrs. J. W - Cunningham. e Discussion; a member from eacl 0 auxiliary in the county will take part Special music. ' Work Among Young People?Mia 0 Virginia Taylor. , e Offering and Hymn, "It flfay No Be on the Mountain Top." Home Missions?Rev. F. Estes. Place of next meeting. y Election of officers, e Installation of officers. n Adjourn. 1600-2tp< 1 Letter Hinting of Elopement Plant ii :j New Brunswick, N. J., Oct. 4.?fi i letter hinting strongly that elopemen 4. plans had been made by Mrs. Eleaoi ,i Mills and Rev. Edward Hall and writ, ten on the day both were murderec is in the hands of the authorities, t _____?_______ Notice of Final Discharge i s State of South Carolina, it County of Union. Court of Probate. 0 Notice is hereby given, that on th? ?6th day of October, 1922, at ll * o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Probate c ior said County, the undersigned wi! , make his final settlement as Admin* 'strator of the Estate of T. Carlisle Perrin, and that thereupon he will ap y.ly to the Judge of said Court, for his K final discharge as sch Administrator. G. C. Perrinu. e This 25th day of September, 1922. I_ Published in The Union Times foi final discharge rs such Administrator 1 30 days. 9-28; 16-6-12-1S ' _____ ; MLING WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Itlrs. Linton Tells How Helpfol i .j:. v v? m*?j um? u * mnwmn V cgCUHNV Compound is at This Fsrisd Denver Colorado.?"I have taken Lydia E. Fink ham's Vegetable CbmiiiirililtlllHlltl^ul1x>undforspvenvears [IIiImUIIIII ^"cannot tell you immj|^MUfiii \^P good it has done me. It ia good for y?w>K and old apd I always kee p a brittle Inl^K#* 111 taT 1 am at that tim? IllUlKr flilll f^ ' L*" <7^*E | band saw your ad. in I 'v' the papers and said I'You have taken everything you CAn think of, now I want you to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound!' So I let him get it, and I soon felt better and he told me '1 want you to take about six bottles.' So , I did and I keep house and do all my own work and work out by the day and If eel fine now. I tell every one about the Vegetable Compound, for so many . of my friends thought I would not get r well/'-Mrs. R. J. LllWm, 1360 West S3d Avenue, Denver, Colorado. After reading letters like the above, , and we are constantly publishing them, w hy should any woman hesitate to take i Lydia E. l^kham's Vegetable Compound If She Is In need of help t ft brings relief where other meoidnes fail. FOR SALE [ SEED WHEAT Had May and Lump* Prolific i SEED. OATS Fulghum, Applar and Rad Rust Proof SEED RYE Akruzzi and North Carolina CLOVER Crimson (in rough), Crimson, (cleaned) and Burr Clover Winter Hairy Vetch, Rape and Beardless Barley. Looks like there will be no excuse for not sowing grain this fall. Mix Vetch and Oots for fine forage crop. J. L CALVERT JONESVILLE, S. C. There wds a decrease of 211.424 in the membership of the British ! General Federation of Trade Unions laSt year, the figure now being 1,371,684. Woolen Goods Require [Great Care in Cleaning We have been very successful in cleaning woolen goods and other heavy fabrics?you can profit by our experience. We sterilize every piece . with live steam and drive out all dust and dirt. Why take chances on hav ing your suit clicked up and scorched by the old way? Phone 167 and 1 dust-proof motor cycle will call and deliver anywhere. Special attention - to parcel post. Agent for two larg est dye houses in the South. HAMES PRESSING and REPAIR SHOP Nicholson Bank Building Phone 167 Ton Will Find Red Goose Shoes AT - AUSTELL'S SHOE STORE ' ALL KINDS OF , CEMETERY WORK r /( Union Mnrbln St Granite Co. > Main St. Union, S. C. t ' ' ' ~tn" H. W. EDGAR Undertaking Parlera ' Calls answered day and night ] Prompt and Efficient Service Day Phone 129?Night Phone til 1 Notice ! A special communication of Union r Lodge, No. 75, A. F. M., will be held in the court room of the Union county j court house Thursday, October 5th, at 8 o'clock p. m. This is a special education communication and all Master Masons an fraternally invited and urged to ba present. Refreshn>ents will be served. Grand Master ?. Campbell Bissell will he present with District Deputy C. B. Martin. By order of ? J. Gordon Hughes, L Attested: W. M. . Wm. C. Lake, i Secretary. 1500 ?.t . Watch How Iromzed Yeast Steps Pimples ! ) When Blood Cats Yeut -Vitamines- 1 IronlrtJ, Than Pimple*, Blackheads, Empttont, Large Pores Vanish! Here Is a law of Nature, and vou can't *et away from it. It never fails. If you had enough irnnizcdyeast-vitamlnes In your I> ) o o d, your akin would be remarkably Clear. But remember one thing, all Tea. Horrors t |hrt tTftt'l Worry, Ironlati YrMt WUI ClMr Your Skin 4?l*klr ?l All Kmptlonn! yeast vllamlBtt must bo Ironlxed to produce these results. That's another foot you can't get away from. You get these necessary two things when Vou Take Ironited Yeast. There is only one Ironlsed Yeast produced In the world. It Is not a mere mfeftare of yeast and Iron, but Is yeast Ironlsed, which Is a substance all by Itself. Use the natural method. Ok Ironlsed Yr.ast. Cupid makes faces at pimples. Kruptlonn, Maekftsads-Vlld pimples are a social and business disaster to thousands of men and wdYnen. Oet rid of that breeder st dislike,?a spotty face, ironlaed Yeast will make your skin clear as a rose, Increase the red cells In fdlr bleed. Your organs will work with more vigor, your whole system feel new Strength, year noi ses -will pall up and work. Ironlsed Yeast Is sold at all drug store* at ll.dl a package. Each pack age contains *0 tablets, each tablet sealed. They never lose their power. I Yeast Ca? Atlanta, Oa. Pimples oost money; cut out the cost? MITE P, "STAI 111 THI infTI V 1 i ! ^igJW RUB AND TAKE Dr. M. D. Huiet's ALL HEALING LINIMENT And tell the undertake to drive on. For sale a the PALKTTO DRUG a The flame of Pure Drags sttd (fraffgists Sundries. Look at the little yellow label. nemember "T TOW he nacd to I J have an iron bed, and every time L. list* U~l J -r Uk KVV UUIU U1 a UlUi-1, heVl ley him down to > see ff he'd fit the bed. If the chap was too lout, Procrustes wottm chop some off where it did the mah^ood. If he was too short, the obliging old scalawag would stretch hifll tmt till he fitted. todtf^treats his head just as badly. He,Wye a cap?of a cedfiht fixed size. He jpts caught in the raijb Jiie cap shrinks, buekJf head doesn't. StilWfctf cap's gotta fit tkOi hcadt What to do? You'll findthe answer in a "SU*B-FIT' Cap. S^R? J. C?HENTCO. ' "Th? hBm ?rf Satl.f.ctioa" GAS STANDAR1 < [ , > . SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY?11.00 pocket knives for 50c. Peoples Sup- } ply Co. 1501-2t MONEY TO LOAN at 6 per cent-on farm lands only. J no. K. Hamblin, Attorney for Atlantic Joint Stuck Land Bank. 1499-tf TAKE UR. M. D. HUIET'S Blood and Liver Pills for the liver and blodd's ST i-_ i.'? - -1 - ? ? auKc. rur sHit1 in me rainitttO Drug Co. ^ FOR SALE?Ferns of different kinds, large and small size. Prices reasonable. Apply to Mrs. W. P. Dvtckette. ltpd DORT CAR OWNERS who need parts for their cars, call on us. We have two Dort cars, that we have disinantied and can fit your car with any part it needs. Murrah Motor Co., Jonesville, S. C. 1501-4tod _i > An ad. in Th* Time.. ?ets results FOR SALE?Several small farms? well improved. Bargains. There never was a better time fo the investor to mik* good,-safe -i^fvoutments. Easy terms. See P. D. j Barron, Uttftm, S. C. 1499-3t YOUR LAST CHANCE to have mattresses made over; am leaving town Saturday. Do not delay giving us your work. F. L. Crawford. I ** 1499-3tj)d H ; FOR SALE?A nice 5-room bungalow practically new, within one block of , East Main street, $2,000 for a quicksale. E. F. Kelly & Bro. 10-5-7 A NICE four room cottage on Sardis road, and near City cemetery. This is an attractive house and a very large lot, nearly acre, wired in, and running water. This is the Kohn tj place. This nice and attractive lit- H tie home can be purchased for g $1,800. Suitable terms can be ar- SJ ranged on both these pieces of I property. S. E. Barron, selling I agent. N 1476-tf Q 1 HAVE a small quantity of good I seed wheat for sale. D. J. Gregory. I T T?l T, 1 O B uiiiuir, ituuie o. n FOR SAI'E?Several desirable city I lots^close in; easy terms. See P. D. I Barron, Union, S. C. 1499-3t 1 Advertise in The THn4a ? GRAIN DRILL FOR SALE?Eight P row Hoosier drill, latest improvements; Used only three days; under shelter all the time when not in use. Ihride reasonable. Betnard Fant, Santuc, S. C. 1496-6tpd WE ARE OFFERING to the dirt farmers of Union county >#40,000 at 5H per cent, interest provided you make application in the next 30 days. R. L. Kelly, gec.-Treae. 10-8-7 FOR RENT?Several desirable farina, near Union. B. D. Barron, Union, S. C. 1499-31 - - ? - - ? i* YOU WILL DO your doctor a favor if you have his prescriptions filled at the Palmetto Drug Co. ? - - - m * - , - _ MONEY TO LOAN on City or country property in large attiUunttr On afcsy terras. S. E. Barron. 1400-tf ? . ?y ROME FOR SALE?A Six Mom house,' practically ndw, and attractive, sewerage, water aitdf Mgfcta, on. Bla/sengame street In West Union, M a - Pice locality and deiltaWe 'place ? to live, price only $1,660. ' 8. E. w Barron, selling agent. l47$-tf INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN wanted to retail the genuine VfatfcinS ~*Broducts in city territories. Exceptional opportunity to tie up __ with the oldest and largest ct?m- gi p*ny of its kind. Our. hustlers average income is $1.10 4? "hour. __ Are you doing as well? If not, write M today for free samples and particulars. 'rtie S. 'R. WaCklni 81, New York, N. Y. lflRMtpd " i ; V; /<'*;:' . I urcy rt THE SEASONS NEV MEN'S AND BOYS' CI HATS AND F1 Our stock is now c< you to call and look tl the latest in men's wea colorings and every art the manufacturers. E\ the cash and will be sol means a great saving 1 ?for wken you trade strictly cash clothing 3 the state, you save frot as we don't have to dia to make up tor the loss - J I : - i iriicrc VIUIUC98 IS OOllC tern of charge account* Call in and look o\ pare our prices, then prove to you the benefit you. get and when you { Remember, we cai grade goods, and are c cheaper than they can 1 We feature Stetso Overalls and Stronger 1 for the whole family. ( be glad to show you thr MULLINAX - FAUCET The_New Wa} rr?i Wall Str, m uw The whole machinery of the ready to turn at your comman Oftitire to this bank. You h?ye all the facilities of of wealth, through our connects be happy to efctend to you any can render. "l arge Enough tq Serye Any?Stn cniz RATIONAL 1111 . . .n> ?-?E HAVE SEVERAL second-hand ^ Fords at a bafffao, ofte touring car, one roadster/ cne stripped down, * and one l~ten troek? If you are looking for a haflffrtin lee us. Gilliam Light A Motor Co. 15?0-3t f mit '' i ? ^ERYTWTKGk V drug line can || !> had at the Palmetto Drug Co. ONEY TO per contl^"on farm lhhATdhly.Jno. K. Hamb- ^ lift, attothey fftir **oe?ti? joint ^4 Stodk Und lML str HI'v MNSI NDAl E BEST ?OLIN > OIL CON IEW JERSEY) __ ii ^T^P RD" IE RPANY V * v ; Here I VEST STYLES IN I LOTHING, SHOES, g URN1SHINGS I. omplete, and we ask I bis stock over. See g r. New styles, new g icle brand new from g rerything bought for g r] Inr ilia rn?K TI?m 1 _ aw> wav VUOUl UI1U to the baying public ! with us, the only store in this part of n 10 to 20 per cent, rge long time profits that is sure to occur i under the old sysrc-r our stock, comwe will be able to t of paying for what ;et it. ry a stock of first .a :? .1? - mcruig mem 10 you I ?e bought elsewhere. I. n Hats, Headlight I rhan the Law Shoes 1 3ome to see us, well' I u our stock. I f HUNK. I r Cash Store I " Town set financial world is d?when yon issue your ! America's great centre cms there. And we shall service that Wall Street / V f-.'i >ng Enough to Protect All." k BAN P* ? > Coty** Extracts (Imported Perfume) 'utm use, each . . . .28c STORM'S DRUG STORE Phone 76 **ct?5he mads papere have lee* ength than hhnd-made paper. A