The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 09, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

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A MEN a. r ti j&MMIttJr-Ji IBjBE ^? ~^2tr? injJS ' III I original shapes Thoroughly galvanized and ] t ' ' FOR S Union Hai UNIC I3fi I i n Telephone Sa\ One of the childrer ' *n Alabama farm arid wa apparently lifeless. Th< me telephone and called He told her what to di before he arrived the ch The protection of u one of the chief values farm. You can have this the nearest Bell Telep postal for our free book FARMERS' LIN SOUTHERN BELL 1 AND TFI FCDAPH 8. PRYOR STREET m Barley-Davidson, i Many New and E: Power, Strong, Safe, ? 1914 Model, chaii 1914 Model, belt FOR S THE UNION TIME! SNEFFELS, Col., A. J. Walsh wa badly done up with rheumatism an sent for Foley Kidney Pills whicl was the only thing: that would cur him. Geo. Potter of Pontiac, Mo was down on his back with kidne; and bladder trouble and Foley Kidne; Pills made him well and able to worl It is a splendid medicine and alway helps. Just try it For sale by all dealers everywhere The explosion of a fireworks fac tory Thursday in the privince o Naples, Italy, killed many person! Fourteen dead and five injured wer removed. It is believed many othe babies are covered by the debris. I tlCAN MCE American Steel & Wire Co. nnd, substantial, enduring fence, n the elastic, hiuged-joint princimost scientific, practical and perrinc-iple known. It yields to great ressure but returns again to the protected against weather. ALE BY rdware Co. IN, S. C. ed Child's Life i fell into a water tank on is rescued unconscious and b frantic mother rushed to t]he doctor six miles away.. 6 and started at once, but iild was out of danger. 'omen and children is only \ of the telephone on the N J ' * 11 O oci rite ill Slllilll IUSU OCO hone Manager or send a let. E DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE COMPANY UAO ATLANTA. GA. Single, 1914 Mode) (elusive Features?5-Horse Satisfactory. n drive $210. drive $200. SALE BY !> - Onion. S. C 8 Affinity Earle and a woman knowi d as Mrs. Evans have been arreste< h charged with abducting the 8-year e old son of Earle. f y One of the leading dailies sugges ^ that some one hit upon a plan to sel a hard boiled eggs by the slice, and ge rich. !. Do you begin to cough at night just when you hope to sleep? Do yot have a tickling throat that keeps yoi f awake? Just take Foley's Honey am , Tar Compound. It will cheek th< cough and stop the tickling seasatioi ? at once. Does not upset the stomach r is best for children and grown per sons. For sale by all dealers everywhere Man wants bat little here below, But when it comes to dress A walk abroad will quickly show Thaf woman wants still less. ?London Opiniom Fire destroyed the store of W. A. Waters of Florence. The building and the stock were valued at about $37,000. It is supposed the fire originated from a defective flue. One trouble with the income tax is that last year's income is spent, this year's is yet to come?and may get sidotrarlcoH Rut flio vmv waiw v?a to C?CI T* * VII us.?Georgian. Notice to Stockholders. J Notice is hereby given of the annual stockholders meeting of the Rice Drug Co., to be held in the office of the said company at 10:30 o'clock, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1914. 2t C. H. Milhous, Manager. i GOWANS1 King of Externals! Is the one Standard preparation universally and enthusiastically endorsed by Doctor, Druggist, Layj man. GOWANS Cures Pneumonia, Croup, Colds, Coughs, Pleurisy and all ailments caused from Inflammation or Congestion. Gowans Preparation has one of 5 the largest and most satis factory sales of any preparation carried in our stock. We consider it a wonderful success. THE HUH It A Y DRUG CO., Wholesale Druggists Columbia, S. C\, July 11, 1U1U BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME All Drviilata. SI. 50e. 25a. GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. CuirmtMtf. MMI rtfvudtd by r?ur Dranitl Augus Belmont, Morgan Belmont and C. Oliver Isrelin, Jr., all of New York, paid fines Saturday, aggregating $300 for violation of the State game laws by hunting without nonresident licenses, according to a statement made by A. A. Richardson, chief game warden of South Caro una. Notice to Taxpayers. i.! The auditors books will be opAi for taking returns from January>*? to February 20, 1914. , A^ijapersonfl are requested, and urged V nakt their returns at that timeM^B|| save trouble in the future botl^^Hmurselves and the auditor. Al^H^Raal property in your possession January, 1914, should be returne^ior taxation. Also all real estate, consisting of lots, lands and buildings must be returned and valued. All new buildings complete and ready for use 1st day of January, should be listed also. Please each one attend to your own returns, instead of looking to another, as it ma" be forgotten or neglected. Age for polls from 21 to 60 years respectively. For convenience of public I will be at the following place as specified below: Carlisle, Tuesday Feb. 3. SantuCj Wednesday, Feb. 4. Jonesville, Thursday, Feb. 5. Buffalo, Friday, Feb. 6. Lockhart, Tuesday, Feb. 10. Adamsburg, Wednesday morning. - Feb. 11. Kelton, Wednesday evening, Feb. 11. Monarch Mills, Friday morning Feb. 13. Ottaray Mills, Friday evening, Feb. 13. Union Mills, Monday evening, Feb. 16. West Springs, Tuesday, Feb. 17. Cross Keys, Wednesday Wilburn's store, morning, and Bites store, evening^ Feb. 18. Sedaha, Thursday morning, Feb. 19 Goshen Hill, morning, Feb. 20. T. J. Betenbaugh, Co. Auditor. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE State of South Carolina I County of Union I COURT OF PROBATE Notice is hereby given, that on the 23rd day of January, 1914 at 11 o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Probate for said County, the undersigned will make his final settlement as Guardian of the Estate of Caroline Schumpert, and that thereunon he will apply to the Judge of said Court, for his final discharge as such guardian. J. K. Hamblin. This 23rd day of Dec., 1913. Published in The Union Times for 30 days. 52 4t NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE State of South Carolina 9 County of Union COURT OF PROBATE Notice is hereby given, that on the 1 19th day of January, 1914, at 11 i o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Probate . for said County, the undersigned will make his final settlement as Administrator of the Estate of Robt. W. Harris, Jr., and that thereupon he 1 will apply to the Judge of said Court, 1 for his final discharge as such Adt ministrator. J. P. McLure. This 19th day of Dec., 1918. PubliBhed in The Union Times for 30 days. 62 4f i - ? 5 Lawrence G. Southard ATTORNEY AT LAW i Will Practice in all Courts Office Opposite Peat Office I. UNION, s. c. >d PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. < i i Vegetables For Children. r, This is tlie time of year to cultivate a child'* taste for fresh vegetables, which give needed variety of food and furnish acids and salts that are essential to the proper balancing of the diet. After the third year, authorities say, a child may safely eat any fresh vegetable, provided It is thoroughly cooked. A good rule for the proper preparation of vegetables for children is to have them so well cooked thnt they can be easily mashed with a fork. Green vegetables Intended for " children are especially recom- <> wended when in the form of a puree, the thoroughly V>olled vegetable being pressed through a sieve. Such purees serve a good purpose as the foundation for a portion of meat, fish or poultry. They may also be thinned with hot milk or equnl parts of milk and water and used son p. HUNDRED DOLLAR PIKERS. John, tho Porter, Thought Ho Had a Tip, but Had to Yiold Up. When Tetrazzlnl was staying at the Hotel Hector her manager asked the porter to get railroad tickets for her party to Chicago. As they were leaving the hotel the manager usked John, the i>orter, what he paid for them. "Ninety-five dollars." The singer's representative handed over a $100 bill, saying. "Keep the change." When Tetrazzlui returned to Now York she found an item of $9.r> ou her first week's bill at the Hector. Her maunger challenged it and was politely informed that it was for the railroad tickets which the hotel had purchased on his order and had paid for. "But 1 paid John, the porter." Tetrnz-i ziui's manager explained. When he went to John about it the porter didn't know it had been charged. Then be ran his bund into his pocket, pulled out a roll of bills fat enough to choke a cow, peeled a yellow century note off the outside and handed it back. When the impresario's bnck was turned John muttered to Ed Keogh. the chief clerk: "Auother of them pikers." John, the porter, is sold to be worth $100,000. lie is now at the Hotel Vanderbilt?New York Sun. POOR MOTHERS' PENSIONS. T!uy Are Now Authorized by Law In V Pightoon.jBtatoa. ftointe wide mother^* pension laws aire now in effect id sixteen states, apkl laws covering certain cities arc in effect in two uddltional states. The sixteen states are: California, Colorado, It^ho, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Miniftjytfti Nebraska, New Hampshire, New ufiflpy, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Sonth Dakota, Utah, Washington. The two states in which laws exist covering certain communities are Missouri and Wisconsin, the Missouri law covering St. Louis and Kansas City and the Wisconsin law covering MIL wkukee. In addition, mothers' pension laws exist in Australia (Victoria) and in New Zealand. As a rule, the laws limit pensions to mothers of children under a certain age, varying from fourteen to eighteen years. In some cases the money may be paid to a person, other than the mother, designated by the court. In all cases there must be an investigation by the Juvenile court or by an agent of a charitable society or by some state board or state attorney or by commissioners directly appointed by the governor.?Outlook. A Cur* For Ivy Poisoning. Many methods of treatment have been employed for ivy poisoning. One very simple method is to rub the skin well with a bit of rag saturated with sulphuric ether. This should be done in the early stages of poisoning. A single application Is usuallj* enough. The action of the ether is to take the volatile oil into solution and spread it over such a Inrge surface that it becomes rapidly oxidized and harmless. If the poisoning has lasted for several days a secondary Inflammation of the skin may have developed, which would require more elaborate medical treatment?Farm Journal. From Colon to Panama. A map of the Panama canal zone showing the big ditch in profile causes the average cltlsen first to rub his eyes and then hunt up an atlas. On the right side of the map are the gulf of Panama and the Pacific ocean. On the left are the Caribbean sen and the Atlantic. The map shows the canal running from west to east, from Colon to Panama. To many persons the idea of sailing east from Colon to get to Panama Is a new one. But that's the way the ships will go through the I canal. The Pacific ocean la ???f <>' the Atlantic ocean down there.?New York San. Red Tap* In Franca. In 1827 the French minister of the Interior appointed an official functionary at q salary of 75 franes a month whose duties consisted of attending the ministerial offices on two evenings a week for the purpose of extinguishing the oil lamps then in use. This method of Illumination has long been extinct, yet the official extinguisher appointed In 1870 still continues to occupy the position. LAE Read Our I $6 Value The Times c finil aIH cul vtu cyui Transfer Patterns, i and a yeai tion to The 1 $1.00, total all for the i LOW PI $1. Every! Lady in Interested in T1 IT IS A? Out of Town Customei The Unit . ^4. ^4." A^A A^A A^A A^A TA~ At ^y A" "A" "A? "AT TA^ TA" fVf ?Af I IF" YOU I GOOD Y Done quickly on your ai & satisfaction?Come to T f ?WORK EFFICl X ?PRICES V WF H A VF WITH 1TC \ ^ * t ? A V M. M. JLM. U U IT X MASSACHUSETTS,whc *X Agency in this territor: X be given free advice c X their cars. Their interest X ed by both Mr. Burbarit X THE MODEL GARAGE the Ford car will be coni I Model' Y Y Phone 66 Union, S. "How's your son. the lawyer, getting on?" "Rndlv. noor fellow, lie's In Inll " "How's that?" "He was retained by n horse thief to defend him. and lie made such ; good plea that the judge held him .. . an accessory."?Lippineott's. Talking the Language. "Our new bookkeeper can't seem to see a mistake when it's pointed out to him." "He's a ball fan. Don't allude to 'em as mistakes; allude to 'em as bonehead plays. He'll understand that all right."?Pittsburgh Post. Outgrew It. "You can never tell how n boy is going to turn out." "No, you can't" "There used to be a boy at home whom the neighbors called Artie, but he's the president of a railroad now."? rtlrmInchom ii?. iiavoi.i Sometimes It Does. Little Willie?Say. papa! PapaWell, what la it, sod? Little WlllleDoes the ocean get angry because It Is crossed so often??Chicago News. Comforting. Mrs. Knagg?If I were to die you'd never get another wife like me. Knagg ?It's very kind of you to say that"Bostou Transcript > IE S! Sreat Offer! r_- Hk4 ar ror $i.^d offers to new >scribers 50 Embroidery iralue $5.00, r's subscriprimes, value value $6.00, ridiculously RICE OF 25 Union Will Be tlis Proposition. 'PEACH" rs 7c Extra for Postage in Times / 1 - r , J^A J^A A^| A^A A^A ^*A WANT | WORK | ltomobile that will give ? HE MODEL GARAGE. ^ IKJNTLY 1WNE- f 1 RIGHT? X IR. J. F. BURBANK, OF % ? has charge of the Ford A V. All Ford owners will ? concerning the upkeep of ? ;s will be carefully guard- ?& i and by the workmen at A !. All necessary parts for tinually carried in stock. <?? Y Garage | P 117 (3 II! 1 CIj w v>. xi o. jrincKney 01. ^ No matter what you have used, try Mustang Liniment and see for yourself how soon it stops pain. It don't ?ting or burn the flesh but soothes and heals soon as applied. Pain simply can't stay if you ^ MEXICAN Mustang Liniment k. Til a fvnnt 17 omiiar D aimaJii a a lie uiccu i aiiiiij ncuicuy QUICKL Y RELIEVES Mumps, Lameness, Cuts, Burns, Backache, Rheumatism, Scalds, Sprains, Bruises, and all other ailments of Man and Beast. Since /848 the foremost Vain l&iever of the South. 2Sc.. 50c.,$l VxHtU ? itDmu4C*MrtlS(am.