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jl?^ IMgagMHBM ! All Your Hh, I And one fourth i bought before. Cthei sixteen ounces of the St In POWDERED Lye, M teen ounces for a dime, against I give you. Mendleson's is pure Lye, It goes farther, docs more, Lis Every can warranted full strong Mondloson's Twenty-' Mince Cat cans in snap nmkinir. it saponifies c ' the best bard or sol't soap you ever ui j for yettimr best results. 1 IHENDLESt MOST EGO One of the bandies-! articles for best cleanser am' disinfect nr. i. : J away dirt and yreuse: kills disease cm I tuie. ueiueJy and condition' . '.or I A use for it e\ .. rv dav. I Get better val::e for your dime i ?* J? c . I t ? UJ jvicnuteson s L-'intcn'ruccu i-^c uc un_> :i UNION COUNTVEAGLE GROCERY C jj The W. 1). ARTHUR UNION GROCERY C UNION COUNTS IT G. GREGORY, Cai E. B. JETER, Santuc W. G. GREGORY, Un 1). B. FREE, Jonesvil B. FOWLER, Unio R. J. FOWLER, Unio A | Candy . | Candy ij t|t The Ideal L I Present ' % is a box of our chocola y chocolates as preferred. Z were never made. Ever o & piece of candy craftsmar A fering appreciated by al with you next time will Y A1 ways Fresh. | MILHOUS t V Phone 76 Whenever You Need a General Tonl< Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteles chill Tonic is equally valuable as i General Tonic because it contains tin well known tonic propertiesof QUININI and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drive out Malaria, Enriches the lilood am Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents Asheville, N. C., Sept. 22.?Mrs Henry M. Flagler of New York ha recovered the $f>0,000 black pearl an diamond pendant which she lost b accident or had stolen from her at local hotel where she is a guest. I ?c tectives from an Atlanta agency r< turned the jewel to Mrs. Flagler bu the officers and the hotel managemor refused to say where the pendant wa located. No arrest was made. How To Give Quinine To Chlldrer FKBRILINK is the trade-mark name jriven to-n improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, plea ant to take and does not disturb the stomacl Children take it and never know it is Quinin Also especially adapted to adults who catim take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate n< cause nervousness nor rinKing in the head. Ti it the next time you need Quinine for any pu pose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. Tl name FHBRIMNli is blowniu bottle. 25 cent A now vegetable digging fork i hinged and provided with a pedal t enable a user to avail himself of th power of one foot instead of strainin his hack. Success seldom conies to a ma who is too lazy to meet it half way. * Ill ^ ITRATfcO .>( |pj T >/:)' [{ J(|M V W*M AUOA^ lIUViVtdliHMM tse- tsstn SStsy nore than it has ever r cans give you only slid Lye for your dime. [endicr.on's can gives you sixthc twelve that some others | without fillers or adulterants, ts longer thar. any other Lye. jth. Three cans for a quafter. i boats the host records of other dime iglit pounds of grouse, and gives you 3ed. IOvery ean gives full directions m9S SLWE? h\OMHC/l!L liousfiieM or farm. Cheapest and ives sweet-smelling. Drives ins; liii" for (.leaning kitchen ftirnigs and oful in the care of poultry. by buying the Twenty- Ounce Can of I ' of the following dealers: -Wholesale Dealers. o., Union, S. C. Co., Union, S. C. o., Union, S. C. \?Retail Dealers. ilisle, S. C. , S. C. lion, S. C. le, S. C. >n, S. C. n, S. C. tes and bon-bons, or all Finer sweets than these *1 y confection is a master- J iship. They make an of- J 1, young and old. A box insure a warm welcome. < DRUG CO.? THE REXALL STORE J h$M3M$H$H$M$H$H$H$M$H$H$H : Governor Blease has revoked commissions of three more nota s public. They are C. It. Ashnv a Princeton; Wade I). Fowler, Simp* e ville, and J. D. Ray, Greenville. \g ' ?il SEND FOR FREE Catalog-Circulai >. I Fashion Plate No. 1, copyrighted I and the Famous 90 Days Treatment ar . McKISSICK'S METHOD I of treating the Scalp, Hair and Skin with N I 1, 2 & 3 Preparations d W. T. McKISSICK & CO. V ^ P. O. Bos 102, Wilmington, Del. ?_ In the last 20 years the frei ,t trafrie through the Suez canal ,t more than trebled while the nurr lS of passengers has increased ( about 85 percent. ' A simple clip has been patented a holding an electric light at the en< ** a cord in almost any position and on almost any object where it maj >t desired. >r y " 1 ' Dr. Virgil R. Hawkin IS e DENTIST K OFFICE OVF.R MUTUAI. IC < n DRY GOODS COMPANY UI1IUI1, O. ' AN ORDINANCE | to I P' Prescribing Rules for the Regulation tr of All Traffic and Vehicles oil and Over the Streets of the City of Un- <*' ion: Providing for the Safety ojf the 'c Public While Traveling on! and Over the Said Streets; and thelPen- P1 alty for the Violation of any',Sec- " tion Thereof. 01 L. Ol Be it Ordained by the Mayor and the City Council of the City of Union, al S. C., in Council Assembled and by 1,1 Authority of the Same: P1 Section 1. Vehicle ? Definition? , Regulation. It shall be unlawful for d.1 J any person or persons, to drive, push r' or pull, propel or operate any vehicle a( I pushed or pulled by man, drawn by al l: an animal or propelled by a motor, on cr y or over any of the streets of the City st \\ of Union, in violation of any section of this Ordinance hereinafter set sc I' forth; and the word vehicle shall be fa , construed in its meaning to include. in !i carts, push-carts, trucks, bicycles, and '1{ j any conveyance of any kind pushed, ^ ! pulled or propelled by man; buggies, at ; hacks, carriages, wagons and any conj veyance pulled or drawn by an animal 'n 1 or animals; tractors, motor-cars, 1110- i'1 | tor-trucks, automobiles, motor-cycles and any conveyance operated or pro- ? III polled by a motor. Provided: baby in i| carriages and baby carts are hereby ar excepted from the provisions of this < (: I ordinance. sa Sec. 2. Right of Way?United ra States Mail carriers, policemen and ?' || City oflicials, firemen and all connect- P ij ed with the Fire Department, ambuli lances and physicians and their driv- St I! ers, while actually engaged in their " professional duties in response to ur- >" gent calls, shall always have the right d I of way on and over the streets and st i1 through processions; Provided, such *t I vehicles and the drivers and operators tr thereof, shall conform to the rules |? : and regulations hereinafter set forth v i when not answering an urgent call i and not responding professionally to || duty. _ P' Automobile. in Sec. '!. License Number and Name. ?*' j; ?Every vehicle propelled or operated hi ' by motor, shall have attached to and II carry with it, the name of the county ai j'1 in which it is registered and its regis- fr j1 tered number (license number) as di||jl rected by the Statute law of the State tr I of South Carolina and this name and s* number, shall be plainly visible and r> legible and in plain view from the i rear at all times; and the person or s'' |i persons in custody or in the charge of cu j| any such vehicle violating this section b shall be held guilty and the said such ? . vehicle may be held until the penalty imposed shall be collected. to I Sec. 4. Night Lights?Every ve- v*' hide onerated or nronelled bv a mo- ^ tor, when on any street of the City of 8" Union, and when in motion, shall have <ir attached to its front one or more ^ lamps and to its rear, one lamp; and P3 Iat night, the said lamps shall b? tk . lighted and remain lighted; the front si lights shall display white lights and ? the rear light shall display a red *1 and the rear light shall remain light- j ed whether the vehicle he at rest or ? in motion. The word night, as used Jj< J herein shall he construed as meaning "l the time at which the street arc lights 30 ? go on in the evening and cpme off in the morning; or such time as they P? should come on and go off if they he M not lighted; and the owner of such vehide shall be held liable for the ah- rei sence of the lamps and the custodian id or operator of the said vehicle shall f" he held liable for the absence of the it lights. Provided, motor-cycles and *n bicycles may have only one lamp light and that lamp and light shall to !<>- ch; cated on the front of such vehicles, stl Sec. 5. City Speed Limit? No per- of son or persons shall drive or operate W any- vehicle propelled by a motor, on di| any street, at a greater speed than fifteen (15) miles per hour. Sec. (5. Speed Limit on Certain ' Streets?No person or persons shall ani drive or operate any vehicle pmpdhv. ?r hy a motor at a great spe< I than to coi miles per hour on .Main strce*. ,V>m llerndon to Church street : .?r, or 'n over the whole length of (ia l :ry, Pr< Sharpe and Young streets: on North ' Church street from Main to Academy Pei streets; on Mountain trcct fiom t Main to Academy street . and Acad- v'8 e-ny street from North church to nai * Pinekney streets; South Church* * street, and South street fiom ChiirchlH* | to Herndon streets. 2 K Sec*. 7. Muffler, Cut Out . Signals, ?T( ? Etc.?No person or pei ons shall un- ' necessarily use or can to lie used, d,r ? on any vehicle propelled by ;t me tor, c 01 J't any mufflers, cut-outs, signah orota*V % er sounds, in the makin*. of harsh, unX usually loud, offensive or unnecessary A ' W* noises; and any unne.-essary praetid Ve or habit of causing such sinus- and^noises to be made, is strictly forbid-! == den; nor shall brintr it to a stop andlp1 the abandon and leave it for a time noli ries exceeding two minutes upon any I ore, street, while its motor is running. <on- Sec. 8. Reckless or Wanton Driv- 9 ing?No person or persons >hall drivi I or operate any vehicle propelled by < motor in a reckless or wanton man j . r ^ ner; be negligent or indifferent or dl? 1 , , regardful of the rights of others* oi i , ,d I be guilty of any careless and willfu J, I I negligence in driving or operatic! , ?'l such vehicles on and over any streo1 1 I of the City of Union. Sec. Id. l'arking <>ut head Vehi * ^ cles?No repair shop shall he allow* 1( ed to rest out machinery of automo i? 'jf hlies or motorcycles on streets withii J iber e *'re (,'ty "f Union. 4. infy Bicycles. .j? Sec. 11. Bells, Horns, Ktc.- EverJoIs owner of a bicycle shall provide itfic ,,,,11, .. t?ii i? TT.v.t <> "vii, mini or Mirrie ,^?1! strument that may he used in giving* ? a warning or alarm hy sound; th4? UP" lamp shall he lighted while runningfftt ' at night. jflc Sec. 12. Bicycle riders shall travfl?f ^ 011 the streets and not the si lewalW*^ and shall conform to the rules an.,,1K |C regulations contained in this ordifWi nance while riding on and over tWiJy streets of the < ity of Union. Vehicles Attached to Animal*- "'H1 Sec. 12. Slow Moving Vehicles-*^?1 P Any person or persons driving or fr*. charge of any vehicle attached to ?' animal or animals, shall keep as clo# "V i the sidewalk curb as nossible or racticable; and on the right side of le center of the street in the direcon going, that faster moving vehies may have free passage on their ft. Sec* 14. Speeding Animals?No erson or persons, shall speed or test ie speed of any animal tfnder saddle r attached by harness to any vehicle i or over any street of the City of nion; Provided, nothing herein shall pply to the Fire Department in go ig in response to a call of duty or in racticing. Sec. 15. Speed limit in riding or riving?No person or persons shaP de an animal, or drive any vehicle ttached by harness to an animal or limals at a greater speed than sevi miles per hour on and over any reet in the City of Union. Sec. 16. Hitched Animal?No perm or persons driving any vehicle atched by harness to an animal or an nils, or riding an animal, or anyone wing charge or custody of such, lall leave the same unhitched or untended, except such as may be seirely hitched or fastened to a hitchg post, or to a weight of not less ian ten pounds in weight. Sec. 17. No Hitching to Trees, Etc. No person or persons who shall be charge of or have the custody of ly animal or animals whether hltcn-. f to any vehicle or not, hitch the nie to any tree, shrub, or boxing or ising around a tree or shrub, along iv sireei or smewaiK in me ot nion. Sec. 18. Vehicle Obstructing the reet?No person or persons drivg any animal drawn vehicle shall icier any circumstances stop and and across or at right angles to any reet it is on, so as to become an obruction to traffic or a nuisance to avel. emulations Common to All Vehicles and Custodians. Sec. 10. Keep to the Right?Any ?rson or persons in charge of or havg in custody, while pushing, pulling, ding, driving or propelling any veicle, or any animal, shall always 2cp to the right; pass all vehicles nd animals coming towards you om the opposite direction to that hern traveled to the right; always avel to the right of the center of the reet and with sidewalk curb to your ght, and always bear away from e center of the street, with the ower moving vehicles hugging the irb or sidewalk. Sec. 20. Passing Another Vehicle Any person or persons while drivg or operating any vehicle, desiring catch up with and pass any other hide traveling the same direction, all signal to the vehicle in front, id pass to the left of it, the front iver at the same time bearing to e right to make room; the vehicle ssing to the left must still keep on p right side of the center of the reet. Provided, the street be wide oijadh, ar,d no vehicle be approachfri the opposite direction. And proKl further, that no vehicle be perIted or allowed to pass another ve- _ le while turning a corner or in go? from one street into another W rtet, or at street crossings. Sec. 21. Turning Corners?Any r8on or persons, while in charge of d operating any vehicle on any reet, when desiring to change di- ction by turning from one street \ U) another or turning on street hug- W. ig the curb to the right and corner, toward the right, keep turn slow d acute, keeping the sidewalk aliys to the right; when the desired A ange of direction is to the left, keep Knight on into and across the center the intersecting street, and then fn to the left and follow the general lection of traffic with the sidewalk A I the right and on the left of the c iter of the street. Bee. 22. Pedestrians Standing on d Blocking the Streets?No person " persons afoot shall stand, sit or I'" ngregate in any street; and the (eking of any street by pedestrians ^ squads or crowds is forbidden and '! ihibited. Bee. 23. PcnaPy?Any person or W rsons found guilty of violating any julation hereof or any of the pro- or lions of any section of this Ordince, shall be punished therefor bv fine not exceeding one hundred dol s ($100.00) or imprisonment for a le not exceeding thirty days for :h and every offense. Bee. 24. Repealing Clause?All Or- in lances or parts of ordinances in th lflict with this ordinance or any pi rt of this Ordinance are hereby re- be lied. CI Done and ratified in Council assevn id this the 10th day of September, fG D. 1914. mj L. C. WHARTON, Mayor. Qf test: 38 3t fir W. D| Arthur, la City Clerk and Treasurer. a AN ORDINANCE bi A Protect the Streets of the City? Prevent Persons from Digging Into >r Otherwise Disturbing the Surrace of the Same; and Leaving rhem in a Rough and Unfinished Condition. m nc it Ordained by the Mayor and City da Council of the City of Union, S. C., to ind by the authority of the same: de Section 1. That after the passage Ot this ordinance, it shall be unlawfor nnv net-son or nersons to i\iar in ?, plow up, excavate, tunnel, bridge, truct or otherwise disturb the sure of any street or sidewalk or cement or any part of any street sidewalk or pavement within this er y: Provided this ordinance shall ?e apply to the street department I to those having special authority: *;0 >vided further, that special author- 8" may be given by the Street Over- _ r upon the written application of K ' person or persons desiring to in rwiHe disturb the surface of any ;et, and the deposit of a Cash Pond N< any sum named by the Street Oveer conditioned upon the forfeiture said bond if said applicants after ? curbing the surface of said street * II not repair the same and leave it tei IfeL.' IggerWH/ ...TH UNION ( F A WHI Oct. 21Good E Races and I For Further Inf Premium ?WRIT j B. F. Als I Secret; ,ow Round-trip Rate Offered b; 1 1 1 TIT* T >eai>oara t\ir i_i "The Progressive Raili TLANTlC CITY, N. J.?Odd Fellows .1. and Patriarchs Militant, Septem TLANTA, OA.?National Woman's eh 11-18, 1914. TLANTA, CIA.?Fourth American Roa< ARTERSVILLE, CIA.?Bartow County IRMINGHAM, ALA.?Alabama State 1 ALLAS. TEXAS?American Institute ol r. WORTII, TEXAS?Thirty-fourth Ai Oonpress, October 14-17, 1914. EW ORLEANS?International Associatii OUKON, FLA.?National Division Rifle TNDER, CIA.?Woodruff North Georgia For specific rate, schedules or other in write C. S. COM ETON, T. P. A., S. A. L. Railway, Atlanta, (la. as good condition as it was before e said surface disturbance; the ap- I ication, the permit and the bond to H ! in writing and deposited with the erk of the City Council. Section 2. Any person or persons und guilty of violating this ordinice or any of the provisions there- JN. shall be sentenced to either pay a le not exceeding one hundred <dolrs or to serve on the chaingang for time not exceeding thirty days. Done and ratified in council assemed on the 10th dav of September, R . D. 1914. L. C. WHARTON, Mayor, ttest: 38 3t W. I). Arthur, City Clerk and Treasurer. Baltimore, Sept. 22.?One of Balti- m?i ore's biggest corporations, not conicted with cotton manufactures, to- Hi iy contracted for 12,000 bales of cotn at a cost of $600,000. It is to be __ livered in equal quantities during Hi :tober, November and December. The cotton will be sent to markets Spain to be manufactured into * ods. _ Washington, Sept. 20.?Postmaster ;neral Burleston has under considation a project to cut postofFice exnditures $20,000,000 a year by per- ^ta| rminpr the rural mail service by Uni ntract as is done now on socalled N ir routes. *2 IU B-M Y-TISM I; Will cure your Rheumatism ijHn suralgia, Headaches, Cramps, ply >lic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and fina irns. Old Sores, Stings of Insects T c. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- p rnally and externally. Price 25c. 30 i -Better IT? E... iuUNIT IR SN? 22-23 ixhibits un for All ormation and l Book 'E? I * ton, dr. ary. :s For Everybody y the ine Railway way of the South" O. O. F.)t Sovereign Grand Lodge her 21-20, 11114. ristian Temperance Union, Nov1 Congress, Nov. 9-14, 11)14. Fair, Oct. 20-23, 1914. rair, Sept. 28, Oct. 10, 1914. f Hanking, Sept. 22-24, 1914. rinual Meeting Farmers National an of Fire Engineers, Oct. 20-23. Matches, Oct. 9-22, 1914. Fair, Oct. 0-10, 1914. formation, call on Seaboard agents FRED GEISSLER, Asst. Gen't Pass. ArI. Atlanta, (>n. )ixie Cafe egular Dinner Includes 10 Dishes For 25c Aenu Changed Daily Oysters hole Stew - - 25c ilf Stew - - - 15c hole Fry - - - 30c ill Fry - - 20c IILLOS & BELISSARY Proprietors. Notice of Final Discharge. te of South Carolina?County of on?Court of Probate. 'otice is hereby given, that on the 1 day of October, 1914, at 11 jck, a. m., in the Court of Probate said county, the undersigned will ce her final settlement as Adminisxix of the Estate of Gordon Wilis, and that thereupon she will apto the Judge of said Court for her 1 discharge as such administratrix. F. Medora Williams, his 10th day of September, 1914. ubiished in The Union Times for days.