The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 31, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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i I I W. F. YOUNG GIVEN hi POSTOFFICE PLUM wi sij Former Assistant Postmaster at Spartanburg is Appointed Special hi Agent J in the Parcel Post Service. ^ WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.?W. F. es Young, formerly assistant postmaster at Spartanburg, has been ap s?*-j :-i - ? puiiucu a special Hgeni in me parcel post service by Postmaster-General Burleson, and took the oath of office today. He is one of four special agents m who will cover the entire United 8t States, their duties being in a general co way the supervision of the new and rapidly growing parcel post service. ^ Mr. Young recently came to Wash- nc ington and accepted a position in the bl division of salaries and allowances, which was offered him through the 1 efforts of Representative Johnson. 1 Mr. Johnson stated to Mr. Young CQ at that time that this position was merely a stepping stone to something better, and the promotion which came to him today confirms this statement. The new place is a de- tii cided promotion, and in addition to su the handsome salary it pays the p" special agent is allowed $5 a day for i0) expenses, besides railroad fare. yo Will Take Him West. an Mr. Young's new duties will take ^ him first to St. Louis, thence to Lit- pt tie Rock, Ark., thence to Cincinnati and to other important cities of the eastern and northeastern states. lo It was learned today that he was coi originally assigned to the Pacific coast, with headquarters in San Francisco, but upon his own request he was allowed to make his head- .mi lv quarters in Washington, and to take the eastern territory. First Assist- aci ant Postmaster-General Roper, with to whom Mr. Young has been very cn closely associated since coming to Washington, stated that he wanted Co Something VI O "" Your ILocal^Pap mmmsmmssmmaamminm in m n Paper at a Re< The Union Times, Re The Semi-Weekly Sta BOTH FOR ONLY .... The Semi-weekly State 1 POULTRY SECTION, edil nil i rt\r on man 1' n V111V11V11 111C11 111 U1C IJUUU1, MARKET EXCHANGE, c cultural Department of S magnificient Agricultural ; ly to our climate and soil, ed very materially their m; ry more Associated Press i vice than any other paper ii price of the Semi-weekly ] per year but now it has bee and is certainly in reach of The Union Times, as no d be in the home of every f and now that you can secu and State paper; making 1 WEEK FOR LESS THA PRICE OF THE STATE : will readily note the bargai Send in your order at o The Union Times, Union, S It Makes a Gr< Which Undertaker you cat careless and haphazard or cient. WE HAVE NOT ON] OF EXPERIENCE, 1 COUPLED WITH IT TUALST1 Bailey Undertakl / ; ;r ' v . ' v $ > ' . . 2 s best men farthest away, and that as the reason ~ Mr. Young was as?ned to San Francisco. Mr. Young is highly pleased with s new position and states that he under the highest obligations to epresentative Johnson, whose intert and influence secured the place r him. Mr. Johnson returned to ashington today after having spent veral days in South Carolina. OME-KEEPING WOMEN NEED HEALTH AND STRENGTH The work of a home-keeping woan makes a constant call in her rength and vitality, and sickness mes through her kidneys and bladir oftener than she knows. Foley idney Pills will invigorate and reore her, and weak back; nervous;ss, aching joints and irregular adder art.inn will nil Hioanoor wVion >ley Pills are used. The %ce Drug >. The one place where duty always mes before pleasure is in the dicmary. A Gentle and Effective Laxative A mild, gentle and effective laxare is what people demand when ffering from constipation. Thousds swear by Dr. King's New Life lis. Hugh Tallman, of San Anton, Texas, writes: "They are, bend question, the best pills my wife d I have ever taken." They never use pain. Price 25c at druggists by mail, H. E. Bucklen & Co., liladelphia or St. LouiB. Few things are perfect. Even the ngest way around has its shorttnings. Foley Kidney Pills Succeed. Because they are an honestly irln m orl lninn fVinf xnlimrAa ni-ntvinf the sufferings due to weak, mtive kidneys and painful bladder tion. .They offer a powerful help nature in building up the true exsting kidney tissue, in restoring rmal action and relieving bladder icomforts, try them. The Rice Drug forth While erSandT State sbdIksbhhbbbdmmu^ j -v luced Price. gular?Price $1.00 ite " $1.00 $1.75 ias recently added a ted by one of the best tfhey have added a onducted by the Agriouth Carolina and a page devoted especialThey have strengthenarket reports and carand State's News Seri South Carolina. The has always been $2.00 n reduced to only $1.00 ' everyone. bubt you know, should armer of our County, re your County paper PHREE ISSUES PER iN THE ORIGINAL PAPER ALONE, you n that we are offering, nee, addressing it to . C. >at Difference I I into your home?the the capable and effiL.Y HAD YEARS JUT WE HAVE YEARS OF ACUDY. ing Company. ,\y ' > ' . fT"5 IIFREI 20 GRAND PR E FREE I Fountain I Am Your In this picture Puzzle of find Five of them? Mail or hrincr vmir &? ???> ? - "' 5 J VWl UUO TTVI THE Gft -NAME STREET NO. CITY OR TOWN There are Others. The following is taken from a North Dakota weekly newspaper: "It is reported that one of the fas-' tidious newly married ladies of this town needs bread with her gloves on. This incident may be peculiar, but there are others: "The editnr fVlin nano? bread with his shoes on; he needs bread with his shirt on; he needs bread with his pants on, and unless some of the delinquent subscribers to this 'Old Rag of Freedom' pony up before long, he will need bread withsut a damned thing on, and North Dakota is no Garden of Eden in the wintertime."?Exchange. I Wood's High-Grade ?arm Seeds Best Qualities Obtainable We are headquarters for Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley, Vetches, Alfalfa and all Grasses & Clovers. Write for Wood's Crop Special giving prices and seasonable information about Seeds for Fall sowing. _______ T. W.WOOD SONS, Seedsmen, - Richrtond, Va. Wood's Descriptive Fail Catalogue gives prices and information about all Garden Seeds for FaU Planting. Mailed free on request. . i ,?v > .A . ' jLiawrence i*. souuiird ATTORNEY AT LAW\ Will Practice in all Court# Oflke Opposite Post Ofleex UNION, S. C. \ . V . L M i PI* * I7CQ To the 20 Corre iLLu are Neatest and I IILLIKE* AI ABSOl Pens, Gold PI; Luckv Billikcn +r -??m {y | Biliken are seven faces. Can you to the address below. RAND PI i STATE OBBBHinBBBnHli GO TO Dixie Cafe For H?C-il. n riGsii nunoiK uysiers IN ALL STYLES AND THE CHOICEST THINGS TO EAT Regular Meals 25c Iv . Open Day and Night Dixie Cate Union, S. C. No. 41 Main St. Wagnon-Bradley Co. Phone 104 For Latest and Best in Undertaking Some people give themselves away [and others are constantly being sold. h ? ' \ En -'-v Ml iNO 1 ct Answers Which on Wosf Artistic to This L U I I PUZZL .so .UTELY ated Lockets ari PIANO, JEWELRY 1. Piano. 2. Genuine Diamond Ring. .'J. Gold Watch. 4. Chest of Rogers Silver. 5. Watch Chain. G. Watch Fob. 7. Scarf Pin. 8. Silver Pin Tray. 9. Hair Brush. 10. CufT Links. Everyone gets a prize absolut one of the Grand Prizes you will r< or a Gold-Plated Locket and Chai be correct or not. DIRECT In this picture of Biliken are of them? Outline each face with a rate sheet of paper and number the Answers, which are Neatest and M lutely Free the 20 prizes in the on To all others answering this at Pen or a Gold Plaited Locket and ( ly to pel-sons who do not have Pis one person of a family or of same Winners will be notified by mail hands not later than November (5, ] Three disinterested business rr above prizes. Contest Close November ANO COl 136 Magno Opposite Y. M. Spartanbi Land Sale. Notice is hereby given that we will by mutual agreement, sell at Union, during the legal hours of sale, before tne court nouse door, on Salesday, Monday, Dec. 1, the following land to wit: All that certain tract of land known as the N. E. Gossett land, lying, being and situate in Jonesville township, ~ county of Union, state aforesaid; bounded on the north by lands of Dr. W. A. Smith, on the east by lands of Dr. W. A. Smith and Abram Gallman, on west by lands of Ed Smith and on the south by lands of Mr. W. F. McLure; said tract containing 89 1-2 acres, more or less. With one dwelling house in good repair and two tenant houses and good out buildings. Terms of sale, CASH, purchaser to pay for papers. Sale for division among the legal heirs and by mutual agreement. C. W. Gosset A. H. Gosset Mrs. Ida FanMrs. J. C. White. 443t BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell, completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free, Sold by druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. SPECIAL NOTICE All goods not called for in 30 days will be sold for repairs. W. Newell Smith Auto Co. tf - Union, S. C. 4 [REE] GRAND PRIZES E FREE id Chains MISCELLANEOUS 11. Guitar. 12. Banjo. 13. Violin. 14. Mesh Hand Bap. 15. Music Roll. 16. Pedestal. 17. Pair Lace Curtains. 18 (J Crystal Water Glasses. 1!). Crystal Water Pitcher. "0. Kitchen Chair. I ely FREE. If you do not pet jceive one of the Fountain Pens n surely, whether your answer I noiMs I seven faces. Can you find five I pen or pencil on this or a sepa m 1, 2, 3,etc. To the 20 Correct R ost Artistic will be given absoler named. 1. we will give Free a Fountain 3hain. This contest is open oninos in their homes, or to only address. j All answers must be in our 1013. len of the city will award the is Thursday, Otn, 1913. VIP ANY lia Street - ? c. A. Duiiding I irg, S. C. | Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends in Union for the many kindnesses shown us during the short illness and death of our sister. Also for the kindnesses shown us by our friends in Lockhart, our home. May God's richest blessing rest upon each one of you. It J. Y. Keasler. A score of firemen were overcome by smoke and the lives of others were enaangerea oy explosions in a $250,000 fire in the warehouses of Swift & Co., in Chicago. Huyler's Candy Is just as sweet, fresh and good today as it was yesterday. We are the new agents ? uiiu aiwuj^s ItJllltJIIlber 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 nnvir m unuu i/U* THE MONEY SAVERS UNION, S. C. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, driees out Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonia and sure Appetiser. For adults and childieu. 60c.