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SPECIAL 10 DAY TICKETS TO WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH And Return Via U. & G. S. and S. r A. L. Railway. 8 The Union. & Glenn Springs R. R. J Co. announce that beginning June 4tb ? up to and including Sept. 10th, they . will have on sale a special ten day ticket from Union to Wilmington, N. C. or Wrightsville Beach at the very * low rate of $7.50 for the round trip. " This ticket on sale on Thursdays of each week, with final limit returning to reach original starting poipt before midnight of second Monday" fpl- * lowing day of sale. Passengers washing to may have limit extended f^nlil . Oct 31st, 1914, upon payment ondif^AVAn/IA icic 11V? ucvnccn ilc Jirtiu anu tilt' i regular Summer Excursion fare to g Wrightsville, this extension feature to be arranged with Ticket Agent, S. A. L. Ry. at Wilmington. For fur- . ther information, Schedules, etc., phone 182. C. L. McEachern _ Agent. ? SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE. * Illustrated 320 Pages. * Tells all about sex matters; what young men and women, young wives t and husbands and all others need to t i.L. 1 1 iL i rvnuw iiiMiuL me suciuu laws mai ROV- g ern the sex forces; Plain truths of 0 sex life in relation to happiness in ji marriage. "Secrets" of manhood and 0 womanhood; sexual abuses, social evil, diseases, etc. c The latest, most advanced and com- e prehensive work that has ever been (j issued on sexual hygiene. Priceless i instruction for those who are ready i; for the true inner teaching. q This book tells nurses, teachers, t doctors, lawyers, "preachers, social workers, Sunday School teachers and h all others, young and old, what all ( need to know about sex matters. By Winfield Scott Hall, Ph. D., M. D., 0 (Leipzig). t Newspaper Comments; "Scientifically correct." ? Chicago Triburje "Accurate and up-to-date." ?Philadelphia Press. "Standard book of knowledge."?Philadelphia Ledger. The New York World says: "Plain F truths for those who need op oiifrht tn ' know them for the prevention of evils. . Under plain wrapper for only $1.00. v Coin or Money Order, postage ten s cents extra. ^ MIAMI PUBLISHING COMPANY a Dayton, Ohio. 0 ___________________________ ,i; Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins J DENTIST ? e OFFICE OVER MUTUAL |T_*_ CP 1 DRY GOODS COMPANY UI1IOI1, O. VJ. p n v V Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days ? Your druggist will refund money if PAZO V, OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The first application gives Ease and Rest. 50c. I. b, =1 For A GI I have just put tl Rememt (r Ladies' Department Complete, fabrics, Suesine and Uganda Chords, Crepe Ratines, Ponti One lot of Calicos, dark colors One lot Cambrics, suitable for Ladies' Mercerized Petticoats, Ladies' Brocaded Silk Petticoa Ladies' Mcssaline Silk Pettico Ladies' Messaline Silk Petticoj Ladies' Dresses, worth $1.50, Ladies' Balkans, worth 75c, fo Misses Dresses, worth 75c and Children's Dresses for 25c and I sell GASOLIIN Gasoline is strai water enters yo cent more than I ^ IMS Across th< CROSS KEYS j Cross Keys, June 29.?The recent j ains have livened up things gener- , illy in the community. Farmers have , ill the work they can do. A gtood leal of peas were sown during the i vet days, some of them fine. There , s still some complaint of poor stands; i few have plowed up their corn and ilanted over. Gardens are very poor, ind there is a general shortage in , egetables. Cross Keys school district No. 10 roted an additional tax levy of two 1 nills for school purposes last Sat- ^ irday. The vote stood 33 for the tax/ , ind 15 against it. The trustees were \ he managers of this election, and vere very careful to comply with the ^ aw governing such elections ' and ome people seem not to understand j vhy they were so strict. Mrs. G. T. Hollis has returned from he hospital very much improved. Miss Minnie Betsill is very sick ind unless his condition improves it s likely he will not recover. Miss Belle Prince has gone to Winhrop to attend the summer school. !he has been awarded first prize for he best tomato "atch and gets a two veeks visit to Winthrop college. Last Thursday at four o'clock was he hottest day of the season, the hermometer registered 106. 95 and r '7 is very common in the afternoons ' f late. The weather is so hot that t is very nara on worK stocK and the nes that work them too. j On last Friday afternoon there Was ; onsiderable hail to fall in the west- , rn nortion of the township, but I un- ^ lerstand that no crops were ruined. ? ^heYe is a great deal of electricity n these clouds that gather up so [uickly. It is dangerous for anyone ^ 0 be out during the rain. Miss Nannie Murphy is fvisiting ler brother, Mr. David F. Murphy at ( Mty View, Greenville. Mr. Elmer Bobo visited at the home ' if Mr. Charlie Stevens yesterday af- ; ernoon. Correspondent. GOSHEN HILL i Goshen Hill, June 29.?Some time < >ast you saw in the valued Union < 'imes where I would be a candidate i his year for some office and alter- < vards you saw same denied. But < ince then have decided to become a 1 andidate for the?good will of the nany good citizens of Union county, , 1 county that is climbintr the ladder ( f progressiveness rapidly. You find n Union county the spirit of pro :ressiveness with the farmer and in he rural districts. You find the" same pirit in the city of Union with the tusiness men, who are in possession ; f traits of business rare to the gen- j ral run of men, namely: Nicholson, . ''arr, the Gilliams, Arthurs, Morgan ! ind many others too numerous to J aention. You find the same spirit j ?rith the cotton mill employee, whom ou have heard harped on as being the poor man." Didn't you know we fere all "poor men?" Now, there re a great many things needed in t Inion county just as all other coun- ? ~TH your kind words and to IEAT in &5.000 worth of lat will keep them | >er, Anything Yo Dress Goods in all the latest Silks, Lingerie Crinkles, Bengaline lies, Plisses, Linens,'etc. i, per yard 3c linings, per yard 2c worth 85c for 59c ts, worth $1.50 for 98c ats, worth $2.00 for $1.69 its, worth $2.50 for $1.98 for 98c < r 50c $1.25, for 50c and $1.00 50c, worth more. IE, the best there is ined through three s ur machine. Peopl by the ordinary wa tm After Y( / c i Railroad ties, and that is the observance of the law. We have so many good men in a way that are law breakers, not from intent but thoughtlessness and tin.* we want to eliminate and the only way to do so is to educate the coming generation?for in them lies the future of our great and noble old county. The question of course presents tself: "How is this to be done?" I inswev by taxation?compulsory edjcation and competent teachers. The time is now ripe for that day and as :itizens of this State we need to supaort a delegation to the legislature that has views pertaining to same. iVe have a child labor law in this State which I look upon as a farce. We need plain laws without so many provisions and technicalities, in other words, the day is ripe to quit whipping the devil around the stump, llave a plain flat law. Every day [ see the need of mnlcinc ohilrlr?n ?rr> ;o school. Just a day or so ago in .he execution of a paper, a white man ind a Rood man, had to step up and nake his mark. Friends, that is mough to make the blood of any vhite man boil. Another thing that we need in this :ounty is to pull together for a greater county, town and a greater ,prosjerity for us all. You hear the great :ry of lower taxes. We all need low?r taxes, but how are we to get them. The only way I know is by reduction >f extravagancies. By the way, there is one thing we >f Goshen Hill want to do, and that s to eAend the right hand of good vill to the county commissioners for ;he use of thd chain gang for the past 10 weeks; before we have had but ittle use of same and that was in the lead of winter when we had mud neck leep to a cooter. From the looks oi1 .he roads, Capt. Lawson knows the road building business in this red country. Say, Mr. Editor, as you are >ne of the motorcyclists of the city ind I know you would enjoy a rdie on pour machine among the hills of Joshen, now they are what are called lard roads, with the tops of the hills noved towards the bottom; we would like for you to come and give us a write up. Therefore, the invitation is >pen to you at your pleasure to come lown and give us the write up. There is history of interest connected with >ld Goshen that would be very intetjsting to the many readers of the valjable Times. B. S. Hardy. 5 FOR YOUR DEN P Beautiful College Pennants Vale and Harvard, each 9 in. x 21 in. Princeton, Cornell, Michigan Each 7 in. x 21 in. All best quality felt with felt heading, streamers, letters and mascot exjcuted in proper colors. This splendid issortment sent postpaid for 50 cents ind 5 stamps to pay postage. Send tow. HOWARD SPECIALTY COMPANY Dayton, Ohio. When Politics Was Young. And just to think that in Balaam's lay it was considered miraculous for in ass to talk!?The State. [AN ? and liberal pat show our appre JVIUJNt Brand New Goods *oing. Come and 1 u Want Townsi Table Damask, Napkins, Towel Turkish Towels, the 25c kind Napkins for 39c; $1.00 Napk % We sell the Celebrated Beasley $2,500 worth of Shoes of the 1 the factory. Come Ret the pi Men's Tan Oxfords, worth $4 Men's Tan Sandals, worth $3.5 Men's Patent Oxfords, worth $3 Men's Vici Oxfords, worth $3.5( Men's Plow Shoes, worth $1.75 Ladies' and Boys' Rubber Sole 0 Ladies' Tan Oxfords, the $4.00 , from a Red Sentr .4- : 4-1 -?il4 tuanieis, men iniej e that have used G ly. During this sa )ur Business TO1 ?it== ? ? - ? ?' lf=s=nl | July 4th Specials | jTHE BATTERYj They are for the hot weather and are Red Hot Bargains. Program?Read on: = Pretty Figured Lawns, yard . . 3c | Simpson Calicoes in short lengths' yard . 3*/2C 1 ? ? Iikjks v^iic^iycu j^niiity, y aru . . . DC I Yard wide $1.00 Quality Taffeta Silk, yard 69c I 25c Ratine, White only, yard . . 15c 45 inch Crepe de Chene, worth 39c yard, for 23c = 39c Crepe de Chene, yard . . 25c j 10c White Cordurov. vard I * * U ... w Men's Athletic Underwear, 25c kind, each 19c Men's 25c Shirts, each .... 15c 50c Silks and Crepe de Chenes, yard . 39c Any Ladies' or Child's Hat in house, choice 49c Lots of the Best Bargains Not Mentioned. Come and You Won't be Fooled! iTHF RATTFDVli I JL 1ILI RMJT*. J. 1. Ijll A 7 H. L. GAFFNEY, Proprietor. I' H- ^li ii- ir=ii ii ir= Ti I *4^? IK YOU=| f ronage during our Introductory Sale sciation, we have put on :y saving sale : direct from the factories and have put prices on them et us show you and you will come again. ;nd Keeps it and Will Save You Money! s, etc., to please you. Ladies and Children White Canvas Oxfords for less than their for 15c; 15c quality for 10c; 50c value. ? r.n Remember we sell everything. Glassware, Enamchvare, Tinware rd ins for iJc. a fraction of their worth. $ Shoe '"Ihe Shoes 1 hut Satisfy. Men's Hats worth $3.00 at $1.39; $1.50 to $2.00 values, 79c to $1.00. js latest makes and styles just from Men's Work Shirts, worth 50c for 29c; the 75c kind for 59c. B ice. The Shoes sell themselves. A big lot df Men's and Boys' Caps just in?a 50c value for 25c. ? .00, for. $3.00 A big bargain in Green and Roasted Coffee, worth 25c selling at 20c K 0 for $2.69 Come to me for the best Standard Proprietary Medicines, Tonics, g] .50 for $1.75 o. ? i a... ... ^. __ ^ " ojriujj.-., i.iniiiH'iiis, wjis, etc. you will De surprised at & > for- $1'7i> our prices. n for $1.50; the $2.00 kind at $1.69 g 'xfords and Shoes, worth $4.00 $3.00 Country merchants will do well to see these prices as we can save f! kind at $2.89 you the freight and THEN SOME. K y Tank, the only one !! in; this part of the State. The I red through a patent filter, and we guarantee that no I asoline from a Red Sentry say that it is worth 20 per i le I will give you Five Gallons for $1.00. I j! I Am in Town to Stay! I WNSEND Opposite the Express Office I