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V^A A^A A^A V^A | Call and Lc X And Demonstrate :;: this | Insurance | Gasoline | Range % to you. The only safe stove to use. V Let us tell you | WHY I Union Hai T Y Phone 34. ??????????< * . Ijj| I Why is it t 4f TL l so"much 1< ?ff Think than we h; ?ft be? It isn ?|t IVIOFC the money> ?ft dustrious a <jf - to $30,000 ?ft because he + Spend thc,uKht eit ?|f ? go. Serioi IDCC the true val ?ff JLv&d spend care That systen ?|t of his fellov + + (The Old ! 1 Merchants + Nations + OF UNIOl F? M. FARR, President. j. J. D. ARTHl and su &rk4* 4? 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* *i J JUST RE ^ A large shipment of V C is one of the best roofs f ? ^ houses. See us for prices. ju We also carry a full lir m Atrnmrf V?i v> 4-1^ ^ tinu cvci^ tiling J.UI tilt: I"U ^ We are agents for the I ^ Barn Roofing. This is th< ^ market today, and we Cc ^ number of satisfied cus ^ them. ^ We are the best equippe ^ in this part of the State a ^ of plumbing or tin work, i ^ prices and compare our m ^ We guarantee all our a ^ every respect, and respec ^ patronage. | UNION PLUMBING 4* J. E. KIRBY. * Phone 205-J 27 E. ? X 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 44^4* 4^4*4** 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? H I RAII FY IINnFI t unibk l UI1ULI The Only Professional Undertal ,|l Ladies and Children's Dresses fabrics beautifully made, ft Coffins and Caskets, newest des . and workmaship. Competition cannot approach ui Undertaking at Reasonable Prices, JLl T M. Bonner, JT Licensed Embalmer and Underta MONUMENTS AN We are saving OUR customers t - wvcry yt-iir ana Keeping money a ft other towns and States. Give b< because we buy from the quarries up the low grade granite and ha 4* worked up by apprentices. ?f* W. O. W. MO ft We are putting up the best Wooc ?4t c?unty. Why? Because instea T clerk of the Camp, we put that mu ft and size of the monument and give member. See us before you buy ?ft WE HANDLE ONLY THE & ' T. E. BAILEY, Presi 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4H 9 it Us Explain | dware Co. 1 A 1 Main Street. i t 4r a ii ================ h + a . J. li hat the average man is worth bss~ in ""money "and property ^ a ave a right to expect him to a| ,'t because he doesn't make <?)? fl> for tho qvoi-""" " ?-v, ..Tbia^c mail IS in- tr ind has earned from $10,000 *|? ln in the past ten years. It is fu doesn't give much serious i|? th her to his income or his out- tij is thought would teach him hi lue of a dollar; then he would *}? RC fully and deposit steadily. *]? "c ti soon places any man ahead *|? ne vs. ^ an ??? ???? ^ so Reliable) 4* or. & Planters I ?r il Bank * V, S. C. T clo A. H. FOSTER, Vice-Pres. T fo' JR, Cashier. * RPLUS , $ \ u ? gla I? 4? 4? 4? 4? 414? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? X J 1CEIVED % ? 4? hai >imp Iron Roofing. This dor or barns and other out- J. tel1 Z ,iq' i of Roofing Tin, Gutter 4* at of. 4? wh Jurris Metal Shingle and 4. or i best Tin Shingle on the 4? tho in prove it to you by a ^ tomers that have used 4? not 4? iou id plumbing and tin shop 4* i>q< nd when you are in need 4. the t will pay you to get our 4. JJj aterial with others. 4? wh vork to be first class in 4. km tfully ask you for your 4? no 4? 11 sm ?- - -- - _rul & tLtUIKIU UO. * J fur JULIAN HUGHES. 4* J,, lain St. Union, S. C. * X cor ma ??^????? aK? out i * r ? t * ^^^^ ? v ant RTAKING CO. ! 5 4?? ne)i iers and Embalmers in the City. 4^ l? and Men's Suits of the finest ^ m0 T sou igns made of the best material 4? in 4^ the ? when it comes to Hieh Class * il- SO < X s T. E. Bailey, J am ker. President and Treas. f.a^ 4J? tha D TOMBSTONES ? V hundreds of dollars in this line ^ (OU t home that has been going to giv ;tter material and workmanship V fori and not from concerns that buy jl* aKj ul it hundreds of miles to be ; x h % Cfli NUMENTS. j^ai lmen monuments that comes into ^ rep ?d of giving 25% to the agent or fL , , ch more into the material, finish i it to the family of the deceased *1* to * ^ the SILK OF THE TRADE. 4?? ident and Treasurer T ..... - * * r 4- 4? 4 4? ?f? # ?f?.. ?T? . <4. ?#? . 4? .41 gg ^ WHAT IS TF MATTER WITH UNI< Editor Union Times: What is the .matter with Union Your officials must have been so what at fault and failed to enf the law, or else there would not 1 been this unfortunate revival of liquor question. Your people mi profit by the experience of Laur for the four years the dispens has been closed a fearless sheriff efficient deputies have enforced law. , Being familiar with condition: both town and country, I undertake say that there is not one-tenth iquor used as in the time of the t T*- ? i???>aiy it was a common thing ;ime of the dispensary, but a r hing now, to see a white man aigned for selling liquor. The ni >er of negroes convicted for this ense has been greatly reduced. Law and order in town and coun vas never so good as at prese }rime is confined almost exclusivt 0 a class of low gambling, disordei lass of negroes. Police records own (which is a sort of thermon er, showing the rise or fall of crii nd disorder?a rule to which the an be no exception) show a reducti 1 offenses against the law, beyond t opes of the most sanguine. On Christmas day the last year t ispensary run there was 41 locku t the police station in this city; < ist Christmas 3! Here is an object lesson that i nount of muddying the waters wi low the enemies of temperance e renue of escape. And this 41 to 3 n ;cts the extent of the change f< e better in the country as well ? the town. * nere ior your years hav rnished an everlasting answer t at crowd who cried out that "Blin cers will take the country," "Pre rition don't prohibit." (and som od men believed it) but they an w without an argument. But there was never a time, noi ver a place, nor never a peoph longst whom you could not fine ne who inevitably tae the wrong e on questions of morality, law and ler. These took the ground that sing the dispensary would cripple, ruin, the schools. I wish you coold our schools and school houses It up since the dispensary was sed. Never anything like it bee. >h yes, thokearesoma violatffes. battery, ars^^jl ry or .murdJr prohibit. The stion is how much can you restrfw Should you come to Laurens to c into conditions as to the enforceit of the law and fall into the ids of one of these fellows, who 't want the law enforced, he will you that "you can buy all the ior you want here." Doubtless he y be able to tell you where you can it. He might be able to tell you ?re you could find a game of poker, some other "irregularity" (alugh our people are not inclined to breaking). All of which proves t all law is merely restrictive, but ? r?.' - " touiiiuiuve. dui mis ienow, anxs as he is to convince you about lor, will fail utterly to point out one only conclusive proof that great quantity of liquor is being d, that is drunkenness. All men ) have Riven the subject thought, w that the same amount of liquor matter how, nor from what source :omes, will produce the same or ilar effects. (Here is one more ; to which there is no exception), 'he absence of drunkenness on the sets and highways day and night, nish an object lesson standing out such bold relief that he that runt V read. An uronmpnt on nloin .-J vincing that one who will give the Iter the least thought could never .in vote for the sale of liquor withtrampling upon both his judgment [ his conscience. urely the people of old Union will ignore their obligation to shut as far as possible, the supply of lor to ten thousand irresponsible roes. Will their ears remain <:-af the prayers of a thousand poor* :hers, who are praying that hie1 destroying fluid may not be ;ut, easy reach of the poor boy or' sound of whose footsteps she :a?j >lten kept the midnight v't'' ? urely Union will not furnish an >le of defection from the grand rof temperance in South Carohg b would be pernicious and possilj reaching. /e believe there is yet in old Unin nty left enough of civic virtue o j that crowd a rebuke that vll ;ver discourage a renewal of tls ation. fot only from all sections of Soih nlino * w?m, uub ill ial Oil ITlitint; HO isas, and the utmost borders of 1? ublic, the friends of temperate aw and order, will bend low the <r atch the first news from Union a evening of the 5th of Novcmbe Citizen aurens, S. C.f Oct 21, 1912. . poor .man seldom has a reputatn i grafter. , < <> t" 1 , >n? H-OQWN PEOPLE i? 'e. Strong by VinoL ,me_ R?rn conditions are caused by <ork, worry, too close oomr fines a chronic cough or cold iave difficult to cure, the \ypt to say to every person In ight thla^ltlon?you need Vlnol, our ens, dellj cod liver and Iron tonlo iary wltfoll, the great strength ere_ d atoswlll supply iron to the blood In siost easily assimilated form, crefa good, healthy appetite, strewn your digestive organs and * in mapu eat better sleep better and e to fee^r. the has just come to our attendis tlopm West Scranton, Pa., Mrs. . in Chrroper says: "For three years I Jail run down, weak and had are noletlte, and after all that time ar" I clad to say Vlnol has brought im- baliy health and strength, which of- lslwhat I wag told it would do." lire confident that Vlnol is the try beEdy-bullder and strength-creator w#e ever sold, j " I a bottle on our guarantee to y rA your money if it fails to 1. bi you. le" F ^ruK Co., Union, S. C. HQ I re j Modern Drawing. Mjyandma sits and draws her dainX ty stitches, Wile Uncle Bob draws cartoons by he J the yar<*? Mynother draws a frazzled strap across my breeches, 5n I ? Brother Bill draws oft, the losing card. My.randpa draws a very modest pen111 sion, in bad dady draws a wage?which "we annex? >r Aut Edith draws a world of male at18 tention, And Sister Sue draws alimony checks. ?Judge. 0 Brief Decisions. k Better telephone than tell a fib. ' Temptation should be a spur to vir1 tue. Those who marry for mere curiosity r are prone to divorce after that is sat| isfied.?Judge. j Mrs. Paul Wehling, 316 Smith St., 1 Peoria, 111., ha dkianey and bladder : trouble, with terrible backache and , pain across the hips. Just imagine her I condition. She further says: "I was also very nervous had headaches and dizzy spells, and was fast getting worse when I took Foley Kidney Pills, and now all my troubles are cured. Foley Kidney Pills have done so much for me I shall always recommend them." The Rice Drug Company. ! ^Th^'^urmner^fl^cTiT am MMB The white shoe, be it said, > Still lingers on and on. ?Louisville Courier-Journal Almnwt n MSriolo One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man, according tc W. B. Holscraw, Clarendon, Texas, was effected years ago in his brother, "He had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he was going into consumption, but he began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighs 218 pounds. For many years our family has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results." It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and $100. Trial bottle free at The Rice Drug Company. Alas, Poor Venus! The Venus di Milo is perfect, I'm told, In pose?and a figure that charms; But if she has a heart, 'tis marble? and cold, And how could she hug?without arms? ?Judge. Mrs. T. A. Town. 107 f.th St tertown, S. D., writes"My four children are subject to hard colds and I always use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with splendid results. Some time ago I had a severe attack of la grippe an(j the doctor prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and it soon overcame the la grippe. I can always depend upon Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and am sure of good results." The Rice Drug Co. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South Schedules from Union, South Carolina WEST BOUNliD No. 3?For Spartanburg, Asheville and Knoxville, 2:26 a. m. No. 9.?For Spartanburg, Asheville, Knoxville, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Birmingham and Doints west. 9*90 No. 27?Carolina Special to Asheville, Knoxville, Cincinnati and all | points west and northwest. 3:07 p. m. No. 13?For Spartanburg and Ash&4 ville. 3:45 p.m. No. 41.?For Spartanburg and local stations. 6.40 p. m. EAST BOUND. No. 42?For Columbia and local points, 9:00 a. m. No. 14.?For Columbia and local points, 11:55 a. m. No. 28?Carolina Special for Columbia and Charleston, 2.37. p. m. No. 4.?For Columbia and local points, 6:40 p. m. No. 10.?For Columbia, Charleston, Savannah and Jacksonville, 9:22 p. m. No8. 27 and 28?Carolina Special? Through electric lighted train, consisting of day coacnes, Pullman cars and observation car .1 ? - v?? vvvn?CU VyllOl ICH" ton and Cinciinnati. For further information call on local agent, or address L. D. Robinson, C. P.& T. A., S. H. McLean, D. P. A., Columbia, S. C.; W. E. McGee, A. G. P. A., Columbia, S. C.; S. H. Hardwick. P. T. M., E. H. Coapman, V. P. &. G. M., Washington, D. C. I Our H I What wc want we make no bones about need, at the right price, judgment will tell you is - For this reason, \ fled in asking for your y* back-number article or \ the place. We have mi peals to the wide-awal that means YOU. ji Stylep | Cloth* jg "The same price are our hobby?we pre* out, because we know tt We have never |1 and value at the priceSTYLEPLUS Suits and the best you ever bough ; |j $25.00?every STYLEP1 I Eg teed by tlie makers. [ Si Why not save ll in cash, and be as well || ever? i We want you f.' j STYLEPLUS CLOTHE jj day soon. Remember - ^ STYLEPLUS agents in ! u* i To Lonesoi "Art fit fiki It tk arrtlnt ?" r Women living on fa haven't time to seek an< Distances are too greatWomen grow lonesome of these pleasures. The Rural solves the problem. It enabl bors and mends ar<U keep a Our free book!-?! tells how your home at small cost. V should writs for xL Address Farmer* Line Dep SOUTHERN BELL 1 & JELEG8APB 154 SosQi Pry or SL, t vnii wa 1VV a Be That question will be asked you aim* services, if you qualify?take the Draugl More BANKERS indorse DRAUGHO] ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges Btaklif. fjntvritlii, PrnmMikl*, Kafllsh, Lew-FBU seilUary branebM. (W?d POSITIONS Bookkeepiny. Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughon's New System of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to 50 per cent In work and worry. ShartkawL Pra/>tIoa11w ** o -/? j on u. o. urncfal court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. Whyf Because they know it is the best. DHAUGHON'S PRACTICj Ossse^flls ec Cohmihis, S. C? ? [obby~ J is more business? ^ ; it. Wc have what yoa , which your own good ^ * right I I ve feel we are justi- ^ trade. You won't find a Be an old-fogy policy about ade this a store that apce, up-to-date man?and j'{ ^17 i 5S 1 * | the world over" || ich them day in and day icy're right. seen such quality -in our candid judgment gl [ Overcoats are equal to j| t or can buy at $20.00 to * -US garment is guaranthat $3.00 to $8.00 and stylishly dressed as < r trade?you need J S?let's get together some p.. < tirik o ra fh/a fU<_ y WW w MAW VAVIUaiYW jgg # this town. r 5Hfcn\| ne Women! rraoErai **Y?a, ru be rufr ?ki jm cmm.** j i o li ins ana in rural districts d enjoy social pleasures. ^ ?the work is too urgent. and listless when robbed Telephone !es women to talk with neighlive to the news of the day. you can have a telephone in vomen living in the country i tartmenl TELEPHONE /f)S\ COMPANYlLflLD Itlanta, 6a. EJQ2? 38t daily by businese men seeking your ion Training?and show ambition to rise. M'S Colleges than indorse all other bustin 18 States. International reputation. ImIIIii, ArtlkMtlc, Letter Wrltlec. Inlaw GUARANTEED under reasonable oondUfcne. Home Shu)*. j - a rrv**a?*/NM V4 wrj, bookkeepers, and stenographers are holding good positions as the result of talcing Draughon's Home Study. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons 2?K MAIL, write Jno. F. Dsauohon, President, Nashville, Tenn. For/ne#catalogue on course T COLLEGE, write IL BUSINESS COLLEGE / > or Nashville, Teaa. 1