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i /|p under1 Hf\GOV?RHMENT ' i " ^^SUPERVISION ^T1 I^ ^ MEMBER BANK UNDER \ \ J1'- - '' ' rVv i i FEDERAL RESERVE ACT ! ; ?the? i Merchants & Planters Nat5! Bank "The Old Reliable" j j The Oldest and Largest Bank in Union County ! I j Is now in its Forty-Second year, and during that time no ; one has lost one cent by us, and while we have lost a j | ten dollars during that time by OUK friends (?), yet. we | ? are still doing business at the OLI) STAND with Capital I and Surplus amply sufficient to serve you just as willingly ;, " and satisfactorily for the next 12 years, as we have done ? * I in the past. \ j LOOK LOR THE HANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK, ,1,1 \r.tl deposit >our money where it will he abstf j F. M. FA tilt, W. F. GILLIAM, J. I). IXlail ill this I YLEPLUS b< i 3TYLEPLUS L^_ ^than on aim _ I Cfn|AC ' - ?' *** +*+ * * * * * * * ? J* > ,-^V V)Q | Make | :| ?e|M Garden Work ! i | a ?-eal f i t Pleasure i j Y " x * \ ou can make your Lawn and Garden work ! < Y easy if you have the RIGHT TOOLS to work with. ! J And we have these tools. We have everything ?! ' you need. You know the quality?we handle the 1 BEST. ; Y GARDEN HOSE, SPADES, TROWELS, SHOV- Y ! > T7?T O 1) A TT'l.in iirnnrvnrin t ..... ? ^ izjljo, wlawin muweks, ? 1 Etc. Let us supply your wants. |? I Union Hardware Co. 11! V UNION, S. C. Phone 34. Y J' V > | A A AA A AAA A A A A j^aj^a a^a * ?? ! Great Easter Showing f ; | 01 Men's and Young Men's J* ' | FURNISHINGS f l X i ^1% ^*4 I ^ Easter Straw Hats?Imported Straw Hats in jt4 #t4 the newest 1911 styles, and we believe the sort of ^ { Hat that will look well on you is in our stock. The JL A price is right. X jj A Smart Easter Neckwear is here in bows, strings, A b A tecks, four-in-hands, made from selected silks in A iA the season's most attractive shades and novelty A 1 A patterns, extraordinary values at 25c to 50c. A I ?, We want you to see our NEW SPRING SUITS. A | A Come in for a look?then buy at your pleasure. A j A You do yourself a great favor when you pui-- A J ?? chase goods of us. j I Clark Clothing Co. I "The Ilistinctive Klothiers" V to V ! """"""""" ' Has Done Pretty Well. When the Occasion Arises ! (Atlanta Journal). For our part, we think old Bill is then you will appreciate the Bryan has done pretty well. He elimthat you need an Undertaker, it inatcd Champ Clark and he aided in more, that beside being able to the election of Wilson. Not every , procure the necessary furnish- ' man could have done that. ings at an expense to suit your m ? ! wishes?the appointments will he W. O. W. Unveiling, high-class, and the obsequies car- .... ... , ... , ' ried out with that dignified sol- I 1 h,>re w,? be an ""veiling of the! emnity, so desired, and yet so I J?onu^ent of Sov. J. R. Jackson at lacking in most present-day fun- i . ^ *emM Jo' , next , herals. 1 evening, April 12, 1914, at 3 p. ni. We have the reputation as be- ,P* ('^mPs ?f the | ing without a peer. county are cordially invited to meet with us. The address will be deiivBAILEY UNDERTAKING CO. | ered by Solicitor A. E. Hill. UuV | members are requested to meet at the Indertakrrs hall at Monarch at one o'clock p. in. Main Street at Railroad Crossing. ! a,u' ,r>aich to the cemetery. Phone 106. Respectfully, ?mm^ Puckett, Clerk Mon Aetna No. 2H7. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure, j A hill to establish a eugenic marTbeworstcBses.nomnHerofhowlontfstindinK, j riage law was favorably reported by arc cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. j ? leiri^lativp committep nt Ronton Porter'* Antiseptic Healingf Oil. It relieves * ??MSiailve commiuee at. DOSton I'aiu and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, >1.00 | h riday. ENROLLMENT NOTICE. At a meeting of the City Democratic Executive Committe held on Match 27th, 1914, the following were appointed as enrolling officer for the various wards: Ward one: E. D. Humphries ston E. D. Humphries enrolling officer. Ward two: Union Shoe Company, W. H. Perrin enrolling officer. Ward three: Farr & Thomson's store, W. J. Jolly enrolling officer. Ward four: Toney's Market, H. h<. Toney, enrolling officer. The books for enrollment will be opened in each ward at the places designated from 10 a. m., until 7 p. m., April 14th to 18th, both inclusive. The voters of the respective warcf.? must present themselves in person in order to be enrolled. Qualifications for being eligible for enrollment: Voter must be a resident of the State of' South Carolina two years, a resident of the city of Union one year, and a resident of the ward in which he offers to enroll for JO days, and produce and exhibit his State and County registration certificate and his receipt for city taxes last due. And in case of a<% applicant having lost his St/itc and County registration certificate he may .be enrolled by signing an oath tkjfll j*1 be furnished by the enrollhjs Ward. In the event ^wearing that he is a 'B tnd having voted as A sufficient proof is him that he is nofr, , , My voted, then he town Wi}1 *? ^u^est ex* 3fOj*0 \rrye tbe v|^OUfii. ?f4 1 J .sed as follows: > fit OTA llor Mayor. $20; candid > OLU1C ll.nan> $10; candidates ost ciny public worKs' ing campaign schedule \. k r - 1 ard one?April 20th in front of tropic's Supply Company building at ? p. m. Ward two?April 24th, in front of Avcock & Denver's stables, at 8 p. rr. Ward three?April 27th, in front of Sumner's store at 8 p. m. Ward four?May 1st, in front ot Ohe^k's store at 8 p. m. Grand rally at the court house May 4th, at 8 p. TO. z' I ' Candidates for mayor allowed onelalf an hour. Candidates for Alder- -r nan 20 minutes, and Commissioner >f Public Works, 20 minutes. Oh the light of the grand rally candidates q for mayor will be allowed 30 minites, Commissioner of Public Works 15 minutes, and alderman 6 mill- . jtes. All winnoi.nwd ftf da{/1 aIa/iPiam ,im11 ? .in uiana^^i >i ui oaiu i/iuu wut , all on W. W. Colton at noon,' May . 1th, and take the oath of office and -eceive other instructions. * All persons who are not enrolled x >y the enrolling officer meet ! with the executive committee on ^ \pril 21st at 8 p. m., fo^ the lose of petting enrolled,. if ^ lesire, and possess the jffojSer TfuaT- T fications. c All candidates must call on the * Secretary and pay their assessments ind sign pledge by April 21st, not ater than 12 o'clock noon. By order of the City Democratic Executive Committee. Geo. W. Going, iV .W. Colton. Chairman. Secretary. 14 3t NOTICE OF ELECTION. There will be held an election in he town of Union, South Carolina, day 5th, for the purpose of nomilating a candidate for Mayor and in Alderman from each ward, and Commissioner of Public Works. Voting precincts: Ward one?W. X Arthur Company's store. Manigers: E. D .Humphries, W. D. Harris and H. A. Dunbar. Ward two?Progress office. Manigers: W. H. Perrin, A. B. Brannou ind H. C. Mabry. Ward three?Old police headquarers. Managers, W. J. Jolly, J. P. lart and G. B. Sande.s. 4Ward four?City Hall. Managers: I. M. Tonev. I. D. Smith and J. P. ?heek. f Polls shall be opened at 8 a. m., ind kept open continuously until 4 ). m. All qualified voters who are g mrolled on Democratic r611 book are diprible to vote. Coming. EDISON IA ' TWO DAYS ONLY < Monday and Tuesday i April 13th and 14th i Complete Change Daily Admission 35c Children 26c i One Complete Performance Starting Promptly at 8 P. M. Special Matinee Tuesday 3:301 l.L I ORRIS Pu?E BL" The SOURCE of fertilizers. Beii bought in such forr cause of its slow pr The MORRIS I ing materials, and 1 tilizers by scores of ers who used them current Year Book. a similar WRITTEl B"to tpe r in this j-unno end entirely blood an! CALL FpR THE By order of the City Democratic Executive Committee. Geo. W. Going, V. W. Colton, Chairman. Secretary. 14-3t IIVE COMFORT TO STOUT PERSONS. A good wholesome cathartic that as a stimulating effect on the stom ch, liver and bowels is Foley Cahartic Tablets. Thoroughly cleansing i action, they keep you regular wjtn u K'lpinK ?uu no unpleasant alter gects. They remove that gassy disended feeling so uncomfortable to tout persons. Sold by all dealers verywhere. Foi6 Weakness and Loss of Appetite 'he Old Standard ifeneral .strengthening: tonic, (ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Inlariu and builds up the system. A true tonic . sure Appetizer. For adults and children. 50c. EARLY SPRING April is a GOOD MONTH s o have us put your car in irst-class condition for the leason of 1914?why not lave it overhauled now in )ur fully equipped shop where ONLY expert mechanics are employed? Our methods of overhauling go further than most? aur mechanics' work, skilled and expert as they are, is supervised and inspected by competent, exacting foremen who see that nothing is skipped or neglected. Our charges are reasonable and we stand behind our work. Model Garage E. ST. !_C U 19SAS CI TV ' 80.^^1 ^ ^-'K3Q8p?mpf okuho?Mcmf \Wmjufiw /\ fE8JSSIR Com isil )D,BDNEamdTAHKAGE FERtii i->/ HOME OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE ^'CrDh IMSmP TLANTA MONTfiOMERy 5. OF AMMONIA is the most vital consideration in the selection |p^jTjx|$ iff the most expensive element of plant food, it should be a that it will neither leach out in the soil nor lie dormant be- i,, BRANDS are a.nmoniatcd with the world's best nitrogen bear- PIMmWI lave proven their superiority in crop production over other fer- X, By^y. .J ' tests. This claim is substantiated by the testimony of farmlast year by the side cf others, and whose letters appear in our 1 nV >I Call on your dealer, or v.*r:te us for a copy. njSnV antee we attach to every bnff of guano wc ship. Can you get M GUARANTEE on cr.y other goods on the market? ' OUR GUARANTEE: rmnrl A cro Ar TV??> ? unvwwi,a w.'. mio uunnu: we g via ran tee the Ammonia to be 100 per coat PURE ANIMAL MATTER, derived solely from the II GUEST GRADES OF PACKING HOUSE ) ANIMAL TANKAGE, mada and selected for us by our parent Morris ?; Company. It is the FIRST CHOICE from six of the jspiJy'fi jy MORRIS FERTILIZER CO., Atlanta.Ga." .bgjfwj | M AT YCLT; i:::YREST DEALER'S, FOR SALE BY 8nri> J. GALLMAN, Jonesville, S. C. F. L. CALVERT, Mt. Tabor, S. C. yffi]OTM R. V. GIST, Carlisle, S. C. KMi I liwiiiTlll BWBMBM?mMaWMWIUHWB? "Worth More VhBBt Than it Costs" Lots of farmers declare their telephone service is worth more than it costs. J. W. Harris, a wellknown farmer living near Choccolocco. Ala., writes: "I had occasion to call our doctor not two hours after my telephone was connected with your exchange. My mother, who is very old. fell down the door steps and broke her arm, and I called the doctor. He was at my house before 1 could have gone to his residence, as he has an automobile. "We would not be without our telephone for more than it costs and appreciate the assistance you rendered us." Our free booklet tells how you may have telephone service on your farm at small cost. Write for it today. A postal will do. FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (IAS S. PRYOR STREgT \ ATLANTA, GA. i | We Point | | Furniture | | ' "1 As our strong feature because we know that the kind A ? we handle has been made in the solidest way from the best selected lumber, and that it looks better and X lasts longer than any other kind sold at anything like JL our prices. We should like to havp von r*\\ anH vUit X ? our show-rooms. Our lines of Bedroom Furniture ? will surely tempt you to buy. | Bradley-Estes Co. I A ii^il A A i^A A A^A A^A A^il A A A A^t. A4A '? Honor Uoll of Excelsior School. The seed house of the Campobello Fourth Grade?Albert Boyd, Gene- mill, situated on the main line vieve Bartlett, Flonnie Cunningham, of the Southern railway at CampoTroy Cunningham, Delphine Turner. bello, was destroyed by fire Monday * f|eco!?^ f*r^e ?>aH) ^ijdres, morning at 3 o'clock, entailing a loss Jolly, Lucie Cunningham, Ethel Hoi- - t1tAArt ... #tnnnn lingsworth. of ^15?000? w,th I1?*000 insurance. First Grade?Wyrtle Blalock, Several tons of cotton seed stored in [ Gladys Childres, Pearl Gregory, Oree the warehouse were destroyed and the Shipman, Jerome Turner, Giles Kir- damage to the building was almost by. complete. J ' j r . . ?