The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 10, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
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We know a paint which holds
wofld like a driven nail. Seasoned
is porous. The pores are the em
* cells. White lead paint, which dri<
wood in the form of a solid, elas
fastens into these pores, and th
coat of paint is actually riveted lik
plate to the surface it decora
protects.
Lewis White L
(Dutch Boy Trade-Mark)
and Pure Linseed C
make the paint that spreads int<
body. It becomes a part of t
tself?an outer layer that prese
life of the lumber.
We sell it as well as other pain
uisites. Come in and have a talk
about painting.
Union Hardware
Many a woman regrets that sh
didn't change her mind before sh
changed her name.
The mere fact that a man does'r
laugh at his own jokes is no indict
tion that he doesn't think them funn
A man who got rich in the poultr
business says his hens laid the four
dation of his fortune.
Many an eloquent sermon is wort
less.
Nn.
This is a prescription prepared especial!
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVEF
Five or six doses will break any case, an
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will n<
return. It acts on the liver better tha
Calomel and does not fripe or aicken. 2?
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Wagnon-Bradley Co.
Phone ^ 104
For Latest and Best
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In Undertaking
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>e BEWARE OF OINTMENTS
ie FOR CATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
i- sense of smell, completely derange
y the whole system when entering it
y through the .mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do
j_ ,is ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.{ contains
no mercury, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure
|y you get the genuine. It is taken inI,
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio,
id by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
at free,
m Sold by druggists. Price 76c per
ic bottle.
_ laice Mail's Family Pilla for constipation.
The successful man is one who is
the job when the main chance comes
along.
A great many men who are too
tired to beat a carpet play golf.
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Express Messenger AcquittefL \\
bery?Other Pleads Guiltyt^j
mits His Crime and Tries t<^
volve Employee, But Jury Dif
garded His Story.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 7.?Bri
Coleman of Saluda, formerly a Sou
jrn Express company 'messenger,
lay was found not guilty of brei
>f trust and grand larcency in c
nection with the robbery of the c<
pany's car on a Southern railv
train August 28. W. B. Street
Revesville, who admitted robbing
:ar, but accused Coleman of cc
plicity, pleaded guilty to grand 1
:ency and was sentenced by Ju<
Bowman to serve one year in pris
uoieman was arrested on
rtrength of a confession by Str<
who gave what purported to be
conspiracy between him and Colen
to rob the express safe. He decla
that he took the money and then,
arrangement, locked Coleman in
express safe. The messenger v
round in his temporary prison wl
the train pulled into the Charlesi
station.
The jury apparently placed lit
confidence in Street's story of 1
robbery, as it required only a br
period of deliberation to decide or
verdict which acquitted Coleman
all blame in connection with the
fair.
GILREATH MADE CHIEF I
GREENVILLE, Oct. a 7.?At
meeting of the police commist a
here tonight J. D. Gilreath was m g
chief of police and J. E. Holcor i
police curtain. Mr. Gilreath ' I;
formerly v^olice inspector and g
Holcombe chief of police. Their i
aries remain the same. Two new j
vates were elected. I,
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Teachers Examination. c
On last Friday, October 8, *
county board of education condui
the examination for teachers in
court house and thirteen pen ^
stood the test. The examination
conducted by Superintendent of ,
jcation H. C. Little and Mr. M. ^
Sams a member of the board.
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Lawrence G. Southarc u
ATTORNEY AT LAW L
Will Practice in all Courts 1
Office Opposite Post Office ^
UNION, S. C.
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BTWe are enjoying some fine W
?t present, hope it will cont
I Mrs. John Surrette, who ha:
In ill heajth for some time, ha.
growing rapidly worse the past
knd her relatives and friends
riven up hope for her recovery.
S at her mother's, Mrs. Scot
jouth Church street.
The Sunday school conventior
ith the Tabernacle church last
ay. There were some intere
ibjects on the program
ere ahly discussed by spl<
eakvellers," ana'W
t people traveling through Fra
RSpain and finally reaching tl
i home town in America, and
ling a carnival which is be
there.
>ng8 and choruses intersperse
|, composed of the very small
Iren to the young ladies a
kg men of this town,
krts have been assigned to t
acters for this unique play a
Choruses well started at the i
sals which take place eve
t at 8 o'clock. The children me
r afternoon at 3:30 for practit
served seats 75c, general admi
50c, children 25c.
1 McMakin-Aldrich.
i. Sara McMakin and Mr. Her
| Aldrich of Heath Springs wer
fed Sunday evening at 7 o'cloc
? home of Mr. W. S. Ashe. Re\
p P. White, pastor of the Firs
was the officiatir*
which this ju . . ^ tnes
d bolls. Mr. Hughes says h
t is was caused by the fertilize
f too large a percentage of ni
>f soda and not enough of othei
ients. He thinks the nitrate oi
?ve out just as the plant was
ng and there not being enoucrh
fowl
omer kinds in the
, the bolls failed to open. He
nd some of these half opened
> Clemson college to be examthat
he may know just what
the trouble.
Some More Beets,
ave on exhibition in our show i
two large beets they were
n the garden of Mr. S. S. |
1 and ?
?over nine
each. This seems to have
'ear of monstrosities. We
> in this show window a
j plant grown by Mrs. Roby,
of Route 2, and pomefrom
the garden of Mr. W.
itt. The pomegmates are
and grew in clusters of
one stem. La
ber \
Mad
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f All K
e Them!
pply
eather EAKE CITY, Oct. 7.?Ofllc
nue a tonight arrested Rufus Timm
Posum Martin, negroes, 14
been yeaFS ?ld' JUSt aS they had Ka
week trance into the postoffice by
have ?f a skeleton key- In their po;
g^e was found a key that would o
. Qn stamp drawer in which small a
of change were kept.
met For several weeks Mrs. Cart
gun_ postmistress, had suspected sc
sting *aking small amounts of <
they *rom *kis stamp drawer and so
ed officers. These boys wert
1 s?enders and worked but liti
I FK
^ uccioea to watch them.
ejr turned over to the feder
at- h?Onehea for tria1'
ng per ; 7?
sn't till he gets pretty nea
he TRY Jiat the world is anxious to
;g? bettei a boost.
nd r am ~~
farm2KEEPING WOMEN N.
he gain) HEALTH AND STREN
1(j dwell work of a home-keepincr
e- sacritnakes ? A
? vi/ustanc call in
Die jth and vitality, and sick
"y houss through her kidneys and t
it cheafftener than she knows. F
e. y Pills will invigorate and
rjcE' her, an(* weak back, nervt
you aching joints and irregi
ir action will all disapear w
~ Pills are used. The Rice I)
MINT
sale
A Ji Huvler's
ho* *
Candy
Is j ust as sweet, fresh
and good today as it
was yesterday
. yy e
| are the new agents
I and always remember
that you can get
Huyler's fresh any
time. Every box is,
guaranteed. Huyler's
'for your girl. Huyler's
for your wife,
Huyler's for sale at
PALMETTO |
DRUG CO.
THE MONEY SAVERS
UNION* S. C.
Wagons
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winds
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Co.
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J Remember
ons and
Z The Electric Shoe
means #
^session
a?V|/Ull JIIUIJ
i>vn me * *
mounts js hea(]quarters for
er, the Prompt Shoe and Harimeone
ness Repairing at modchange
erate prices. All work
advis- guaranteed.
i free
tie so Gents Half Sole - 65c
They o j
ai au- Ladies' Half Sole 1
and Fixing Heels 55c I
r the Rubber Heels, 35c up I
B've BRING US YOUR WORK 1
S. Fram I
wo- Next Door lo Mutual Dry Goods Co. I
ness _ I
lad- I
oiey SPECIAL NOTICE 1
re
jus- All goods not called for in I
uhe? 30 days will be sold for re- 1
mg pairs. I
W. Newell Smith Auto Co. I
I tf Union, S. C. I
I in *?
WANTED: boarding pupils i
FOR CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL. I
We are prepared to finish boys and
\ girls for the various colleges in the
State, or if that is not desired, good,
i thorough work in +u~
... vne subjects of
uai practical value.
Our plan?a few subjects vigor- H
ously pursued.
H. C. Wilburn, the principal, is
a graduate from the Agricultural H
Department of Clemson College. H
Miss Jeanette Gore, the High
school assistant is a graduate of
Winthrop College.
Expenses?no tuition fee charged,
a small incidental fee for fuel, etc.,
I board at reasonable rates within a H
I mile or less of the school. Session
| opens Sept. 15.
1 Address: W. H. Wilburn, Secre- H
tary of the Board of Trustees, or H. H
C. Wilburn, Principal, Union, S. C. H
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I Carat Old Sores, Otber Remedies Won't r?"
The worm ?
... no matter of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 26c, 60c, $1.00.
The better some men know them- B
selves the more suspicious they or? B