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UKCKS WOMEN TO LEAVE OFF FASHION Mrs. .John Clary Evans, of this eil> a cut of whom appears in the Sunday issue of The State in connection witl her work as first vice president of tin equal suffrage leairue of this State i urjrinp' women to rebel against tin present slavish fashions in dress. Says Mis. Evans: "It is inconceivable that some wo ....... ...... i.i:..,ii.. ? 11..... . u? ,.i nidi v t r i iuihm> 1111 aumii < dictate of this unauthorized puwe railed style, without stopping to con sid. r that the things we are asked ti wear are neither beautiful nor com fortahle and often are a menace t< our health. After being hobbled b; light skirts for two years, we are nov bein ghobbled by high heeled shoes whi-h are not only grotesque in up pea ranee, but so injurious to th< wearer that physicians and scientist are sending a note of alarm as to tin possible effect on the human race i women continue to wear these inon strosities. Please do not think I an advocating the adoption of male at tire for women, such is not my de sire, but as intelligent human beings we should refuse to make monkeys o ourselves any longer?or be uncom fortable, as to that, by wearing fun in July and sheer maline and chiffoi blouses in February. "We should have some simple com ortable style of dress and standardizi it as men have theirs, then we woul< have more time, money and energy t< devote to worthier matters."? Spar tanburg Journal. HAT WITHOUT KKAK OF INDIGESTION OK SOUR, ACID STOMACH Instant Relief! "Pape's Diapcp sin" Knds Your Stomach Trouble Forever. Womier what upset your stomach? which portion of the food did the dam ajre?do you? 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I OKJHT TO HE STOPPED. The North Carolina Univers News Letter calls attention to the f; that although it has been nearly I years since the war between the st.i there has been little diminution in size of the pension fund. With i erence to the pensions paid in Sov crn States to federal veterans, the ter gives these figures: "The federal pensions, dishursei soldiers, widows and dependents < ing the year ending duly 1, 191~>, $lf?5,.r>lS.2<i?>. It is nearly seven lion dollars less than tin year bel So reads a receipt report of the oral pension commissioner. "The number of federal pensin living in Southern States and sums they received last year ma interesting t<> our readers. States. Pensions. Amo Kentucky 19,491 ?4,91 Tennessee la,177 11,42 I Arkansas 8,U4U 1,11 I Virginia 7.950 1,7" I l.ouFiana 1,902 1,01 I Florida 1,0' I Mississippi 'i.OOO ,s I North Carolina 3,315 7 M ' Alabama . 2.9 19 0 I (iooryiu 2,7'! I 0 M Sout h ("an?lina 1 ."> 17 B Spartanburg Joui I 10 CENT "CASCARE1 I BEST LAXATIVE F L LIVER AND BOM B Don't Stay Constipated, He K Bilious, With Breath had Stomach Sour. Xo odds how bad your liver, : HB or bowels; how much your hea ^B how miserable and uncomfortt are from ;i cold, constipation, B tion, biliousness and sluggish ^B you always yet relief wit; |H i B bowels make you miserable. T carets tonight; put an end to t hiliou ' 11 59 ness, sick, sour, gassy stom B cold ,offensive brei th and S distress; cleanse your i'nsid B of all the bile, gases and co B matter which is producing K A ld-cent hox means heal B ness an I a clear hear for mo ^B druggists soil Cascarets. D< B the children?their little in: fl a gentle cleansing,_too.?Ad B It probably will never gfi whether a man who comm B is a coward or unusually hi There always someth B SO cheer up. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. " State of South Carolina, County of Union. ' a Court of Common Pleas. B. B. Meng, Plaintiff, ^ against \V. C. Meng, Herbert Meng, Mrs. Carlie Venters, Mrs. Eugenia Hitter , L> and The Citizens National Bank, of Union, S. C.f Defendants. To the Defendants: '.n. You are hereby summoned and re- ' ? ] quired to answer the complaint in this aiu. r action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy . et ' of your answer to the said complaint *in< on the subscriber at his office in Un- f ?.L > ion. S. C., within twenty days after a,J ; the service hereof, exclusive of the ^ day of such service; and if you fail .,c to answer the complaint within the 1 ?' time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this *)U 1 action will apply to the Court for the *>n relief demanded in the complaint. jl'u. '' To the defendant W. (I. Meng: . ? 1 Take notice that the Summons and '-N . Complaint in this action have been am 1 this day tiled in the office of the Clerk an< of Court for Union County.. iCn.,n I l.V.,?L- Paolo easl Clerk of Court. e!'u. 1 VV. W. Johnson, Plaintiff's Attorney. >on > Union. S. C.. Nov. 3, 11)15. j.)1() i m - - fee FORK KIN SUMMONS FOR RF.UIKF. duo suit (Complaint Served) f?r I State of South Carolina, the > County of Fairfield. ?f - Rufus II. Williams and Mary Wil- one liams, Plaintiffs, divi ajrainst '"R J. M. Roherson, Reuben Boulware, uud Andrew Boulware and William Shir- hi ; i ley, Defendants. be : To the Defendants, J. M. Robinson, bo Reuben Boulware, Andrew Boulware and William Shirley: You are hereby summoned and re- ^ quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you; and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint v a 1 on the subscribers at their office at Union, S. C? Foster Building:, rooms 1 12-15 (upstairs) within twenty days * j1 after the service hereof; and if you v fail to answer the complaint within d the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. ^ J Dated Aug". 12th, A. D. 1914. 1 Wallace & Barron, Plaintiffs' Attys. 'or y I v I To Defendant J. M. Roberson: (be Take notice, that the complaint in of - this action was filed in the office of Un e the Clerk of the Court at Winnsboro, foil in the County of Fairfield, in the tioi e State of South Carolina, on the 1st . ; day of Octobc- 1915. Un p l,,,. -/ Y Plaintiffs' Attys. anc" i Some ni ^tory d - 0f well- the -houses, \.jL!ll?hve^j?a buildings, situate, 10 r y .mmwf ..I.?>m% ti i?tLlf i - r omiim Q^J t*s one of a raw November morning. an ly 1)J in ba L's ???m???^?^? m m ui ol p ?.y P H t c, C,P t. ?0: ., I bo a of- t It'l- I lec1 to I?i ? _ was , mil'ore. Union ners Plumbing unts. I and || Electric 10,081 ~ SSi Co.'s 08,240 ~i:" Prices are Les5 rs" OR When Good Workmar I J ^ ship and Good Materia * * M i?dachy, are consiaereu. or Our Many Satisfic d a?-h"s Customers will tell yc about US. i bowels ~ KIRBY & HUGHI iver and ake Cashe headnorvous iach, bad all other e organs nsti paled the mis% ih, happinihs. All m't forget sides need v. be known its suicide rave. worse, MASTER'S SALE. Jjj to of South Carolina, ^ ? Union County. fi Court of Common Pleas. * H 4BL it. Ay cock and M. C. Heaver, as H partners, Plaintiffs, 1a m against Ijg E. Pruitt, et al., Defendants. H 'ursuant to an order of sale made Hj he above stated case by his Honor, Hj n S. Wilson, I will sell at public ?[ tion, before the Courthouse door at mm tm hm ion, S. C., on Monday, Salesday, H mk II \ t>th 1915, that certain tract of! Hi Ml |% 1 in Bogansville Township, Union | 11 inty, State of South Carolina, conling Three Hundred and Fifty 0) acres, more or less, known as I , E. A. Pruitt land, bounded on the I 1 th by the Union and Glenn Springs II lie road and land of Andrew Gist; I Whip il the East by lands of Wiley Goodin I fl V others (now owned by Rileys and E >inso?i and others); on the South I lands of Mrs. Janie McWhirtejr, I ^Tland now owned by J. G. Riley; I ~ on the West by Fair Forest B ?k, upon the terms of one-forth E h, the balance on a credit in three 1 ! TViic al installments, with interest, at I A ,liU lit per cent per annum, secured b li ? . d of the purchaser, (which is to n QTT"0X"1 vide for ten per cent attorney's! [ in case of default in payment when l , /_ , and collection by an attorney or f 3.L CO , or foreclosure; purchaser to pay V papers and recording and to have i | -iirVipr option of paying all or any part ! VV llv^C the purchase money in excess of > -fourth in cash. This land will be I \T0I"V ided into small tracts, approximat- I * sixty to one hundred acres in size, Bj y . will be offered for sale and sold 11 At W1 separate tracts, plats of which can I seen at the Master's office and will I 4-1 exhibited on day of sale. I' 111. I*-! R. C. Williams, " ( Master for Union County. t WtlP' lov. i:',, 11)15. 47.3 W11C< LAND SALE. ? te of South Carolina, i Union County. Court of Probate. M. Fair, as administrator with the i-ill annexed of Charlotte S. Davis, i eceased, Plaintiff, il against I f|* s. Julia Rainey and others, De- I A H eiiuurus. 'ursuant to a Decree of the Court I I Probate for said County, hereto- I e made in the above entitled action, [ ill, on Monday, December <5, 1915, 1 nig salesday), during legal hours R 1 sale, before the court house door in ion, S. ( sell at public auction the B > i',r lowing described tract or planta- fflj j&i & \I1 that certain tract of land in K ion ( ounty, S. C., containing four idled and thirty acres, more or less, 1 bounded on the North by lands' /Mi 11 Stephen Crosby and others; on the ; "rf? *v<-ock aijd 1 ^ " I stiver,, U-T? d on the West by lano~afcf R- T. J- lV>S? , . 1 V Terms of sale: One-third cash, dance in two equal annual installents, with interest on deferred payents at eight per cent per annum, ^ ipaid portion to be secured by bond W f the purchaser and mortgage of the M remises, said bond ami mortgage to I L rovide for the payment of ten per I ent attorney's fee in case of fore- P Spg| 1 osure; purchaser to pay for papers I | ttzxi nd recording and all revenue stamps, j tnd to have the option of paying all | T,T TrtVmcnn. H X ash. w. ?y. Nov. 12, 1015. Judge of Probate. I F , 47-3t I | LAND SALE. I | State of South Carolina, h Union County. Court of Probate. D. B. Free, Jr., as Executor of the Will of Charlie Harris, and in his . > own right, Plaintiff, i against John C. Harris, et al.. Defendants. ' Pursuant to a decree of the Court ; of Probate for said County, in the above stated case, I will, on Monday, ' December (!th, 1915, (being salesday), during legal hours of sale, before the j Courthouse door in Union, S. C., sell, , at public auction, the following lands, i viz.: 1 All those certain tracts of land ly- > mg and being and situate in Pinckney township, County and State aforesaid, 1 containing one hundred and lifty-one J (151) acres, more or less, and bound- J i" 2 ed by lands of Robert I.awson, E. V. | Doing, W. It. Faucett, I). II. Free, Jr., i TD and J. C. Harris, being the lands j , whereof the late Ch.arlie Harris died I " seized and possessed. To be sold in ll 1 wo tracts, plats of which may be I R I seen at my office. Terms of sale: One-half cash, balance twelve months from date of sale; j _ unpaid portion to bear interest fro-r L -O date of sale, and to be secured by ^ M_ bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, purchaser to pay for ? papers, revenue stamps and recording C and to have the privilege of paying all cash. W. W. Johnson, J'C? Nov. 12, 1915. Judge of Probate. 47.3 NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. All parties are hereby notified not to hunt, fish, ride, walk or in any manner trespass on the lands known | as Hopkins Smith place, the David Gist place and the Lewi's Jacks place, located in Santuc and new in our pos. session. David Gist, Lewis Jacks, pd Douglass Smith. The long and tumultuous applause is sometimes based on the merits of the performance, but not often. Don't depend on your friends, and you will get along with them very ^mmm nicely. H Few people tell the truth after having heard advice from counsel. t ' ' 4,1 ^ TTENT HERS IF UHIOI iffer for Sale a Solid Carlos ?d May See< lot of wheat is guaranteed as ng this fine selected seed wl st. We bought this wheat \ it were low and we can then cheap and save you money ill soon be time to sow whea his county should be able at to supply his needs . SEE 1 ?' I %/_ efore You rurcnase iu NION ROLLE -) ?" j; JvnurogBea.r ^ -4",r,v.: OR S Desirable Resid and Small Je have several be; >ts, highly elevated, :y, cement sidewa boulevard, City of U ind Easy Terms Uso small farms fro lcres outside the cit John A Real Est D. F. Gilliam, Treas. 1 1 % ION!| I COUHTT! id of Fine Selected > 1 Wheat ? frk mialit.v. We are > l/V VJ teat to the farmers vhen prices on seed if ore sell this wheat t and every farmer to produce enough ? us ur Seed Wheat R MILLSl t-? l A Li Ea lence Lots Farms autiful building good commun1k, on Arthur I nion; Low Price I # K W m four to fifteen I y limits . Fant ate t-.o. a J. Roy Fant, Pres. I . ' y ' x \ > y 7J