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iR)9& uawgM infffflftniH I ||*1 V We liiivc Ilir rx<lusivi> selling l'riiil siz<\ MILHOUS THE REX/ MOTHER! GIVE CHILI) "SYRUP OF FIGS" IF TUmiUE lis DUATK1J II' Cross, Feverish, Sick, Bilious, Clean Little Liver and Bowels. Children love this "fruit laxative," and nothinp else cleanses the ten. stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. A child simply will not stop playin?; to empty the bowels, and the result is, they become tiphtly closed with waste, liver pets sluppish, stomach sours, then your little one becomes cross, half-sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad. system full of cold, has sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, .Mother! See if tonpue is coated, then pive a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Fips," and in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour bile and undiprested food passes out of the system, and you have a well, playful child apain. Millions of mothers pive "California Syrup of Lips" because it is perfectly harmless; children love it, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for a r?0-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs,'1 which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grownups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of couterfeits sold here. (Jet the genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt. MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. LINIMENT WL * ^C2 ^ H 1 These are all ca H dependent upon the I | changes. Sloppy wea : winds, chilling blasts, cl ; | Thermometer dancing e :: ^ ing suit. All of the acute ca referred to, call for || They call loudly, too II these catarrhal conditif || chronic. One bottle c si right time will save n 11 suffering and sickness. i| THE PERUN |c Columbus, |Jr (Sold at all J Fel a 1 pei Olll as \ ] ! i am j "it I yoi BflffiHHIIHBBBn ('? "H vii ^ | | yoi HQMUiM IKv iKnn RTll lT?IIKi<^l mi BgjHP^PMaBWaMWHBB b. wnn^^l #11 i foi 4hbhmhH H^iiPii^i ?v *(*P|BBB^S||6HHi^H tei hhIM lejwifu E rights for this jrreati laxative. *'1( ral 10 cents. .. DRUG CO. Z tLL STORE ni< hi> Probably there is nothinjr so mean- m. injxlcss as the kiss one woman bestows q, upon another?unless it is the larjre, (,,, expansive smile of a hotel clerk. p|. ' " ' afi fi ' ~ Jo JAX ^ BISCUIT J High quality soda crackers, | j parent of line of 122 crackers y'0 andcakes. One for every taste an and every need, affording th delightful mealtime changes. th> 11.... be WWftAlW/i <ia Made by tr Jacksonville Cracker Works fl'i - m - to Most people would rather listen to undeserved praise than to merited ^ criticism. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. ni? wl From January 1st to February 20tli, th< 1010, the County Auditor's books will he open for making returns. All who are liable to taxation will please see that their returns are properly made. Only personal property is returned this year, except where real estate se has been transferred from one party to another. In such case please state on return of bought or sold, and how so much and to whom. | Will be in oftice all January except i)U as stated below: as Carlisle, Tuesday, January 18th. or, Santuck, Wednesday, January 19th. Jonesville, Thursday, January 20th. fu IlufTalo, Friday, January 21st. ho Monarch and Ottaray, Tuesday, ca January 25th. if Union Mills, Wednesday, Jan. 26th. ua Lockhart, Thursday, Jan. 27th. \y Adamshurg, Tuesday (morning) and Kelton (evening) Jan. 28th. fa Will be in office from 29th January yo to February 3rd. fjv West Springs, Feby. 4th. co Cross Keys, Wilburn's store, in the Sp morning of Feb. 8th. fh Sedalia, (Minter's store), evening w< of Feb. 8th. Coshen Hill, Feb. 9th. cj( J. S. Ret.enhnmrVi , ? (KI County Auditor. \y ^555SSSH595S35S5 3 I mi February and 1 0,1 March bring weather ; conditions very trying I Vy to most people. I p|( CO Colds, coughs, i'''! sore throat, tonsilitis, H catarrh, bronchitis, ^ pneumonia, are all I sn prevalent. I Mi tarrhal conditions. All | fsame cause, climatic I ther underfoot. High I Mi tanging from day to day. j | t jig. Barometer follow- I ",0 tarrhal conditions above |8 i. If Peruna is neglected |j| ins are liable to become B rh( >f Peruna used at the |g pa rionths, even years, of ?8 A COMPANY ff . Ohio Drn( Store*) I JONESVILLE lonesville, Feb. 7.?This is a fine bruary day, but then February is very treacherous month, can't deid on it for any nood weather. All r cyclonic have come in February, well as cold bad weather. [ was walking in a cross street nday afternoon and I met a lad el I spoke to him and he spoke to politely. I said to him, "What is ur name?" "John ." Where you live?" "In the mill town." ow lonn have you been in Jonesle?" "A short time." "Where did li come from?" "Trough schools." /hat do you do?" "Work in the 11." "Kver been to school?" "Yes, , about two weeks." Know the A. C's?" "No, sir, not all of them." iow old are you?" "Most fifteen." /hy don't you no to school?" "My ks won't let me." "Ever been to nday school?" "Yes, sir, a few ries." "Ever n? to church?" "Somenes." Ever no to the baseball me?" "Yes, sir, often." This lad is dressed in a blue dirty suit of eralls. I would nuess there are 1MV liidi: in thn tnu*nc nenn/Mnll v ..... ....... ... .... V?KVV.?..,) lonir the mill population, that would ! about the same sad story that this y did. Mr. Reuben Harmon and Miss rgie Horn of Elford Grove were u ried Sunday evening by this writer his home. The young couple arc :ssed with pood looks and industry <1 the young man has a pood little 1111 and a nice home upon it, wheri sy will begin their honeymoon in il bliss. There were two puests a: ? marriape of this couple who were ther unusual. They were two lais, one from London, England, and e other from Canada who offered e conpratulations to the proon and ? bride. Pneumonia and prippe still have my of our people in their prasp. ic young man, Mr. Raymond Minn, who lived on Mr. Banks Fowler's ice, died with pneumonia Monday ter only a few days' illness. Mr. hn M. Gault has been quite sick th pneumonia. ("apt. R. W. Scott is laid up with severe case of pripp. Monday evening Mr. King Inman (I Miss Bell Gregory were married this writer in his parlor. The ung couple are from Mount Tahoi d they motored up to Jonesville with ree friends and after the marriage ey drove away a happy couple Kin life together. Miss Crissie McWhirter left Satury for an extended visit to several iends in Georgia, along the Seaboard Atlanta. Miss Annie Corkhill of Chester is e truest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. imes. Hey Denver paid me a nice cornjdient in The Times last week, for lich I wish to thank him and return e same compliments to him. Telephone. NEW HOPE New Hope, Feb. 7.?Our regular rvices was held Sunday. Mr. Justus livered a forcible sermon. It seems as if we are going to have me more spring days. Most all the farmers seem to be sy now preparing for spring, such dynamiting stumps and pruning chards. Mr. J. D. Brown came out successlly in dynamiting stumps near his nio. Th<? w/^rlr Ufoe mown .. .% <tuo uiuiia^ru auu rried out by Mr. W. F. Bishop. So any one wants their stumps taken i or land dynamited just call on Mr. . F. Bishop. Mr. Brown is one of our progressive rmers; has recently set out a fine ung orchard and is expecting soon o Clemson demonstration agents to me to make a demonstration in raying fruit trees, so hope more of e farmers will take up the same irk on the fruit line. The Wood row Wilson literary so'ty held its regular meeting Satury night and a good crowd attended, e had several good speeches on edution, which were enjoyed by all. Our ciety is rapidly growing and we ge that more will come out to our eetings. Lively times soon to be at the Bishschool house. An interesting proa n is now being prepared by the ipils of the school to be given on ashington's birthday, Feb. 22nd, so ase don't forget and everybody me. Mr. F.uther Becknell of Chester ent the week-end with parent-, Mr. d Mrs. B. M. Becknell. Mr. Asbury (Joforth of Wilkinsville ent the week-end with daughter, rs. J. D. Brown. Vero. INKER CREEK HONOR ROLL. First Grade?Fannie Ruth ('lark, jdru McKeown. Second Grade?Marie Gregory, hnsie Mae Keisler, Sam Gregory. Third Grade?Earl Clark, Alber? ocker, James ftobert Harvey. Fifth Grade?Fred Foster, Arthur egory. Sixth Grade?Jessie Gregory, irion Smith. Seventh Grade?Inez Foster, T. J. lams. Eighth Grade?Everett Hullender. LAME RACK eumatism, neuralgia, or kindred ins quickly relieved by T*AOr MAAH WHITE LINIMENT ould be kept in every home. Sold ly by us, 25c, 50c and $1.00. ymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. C. I ' I V ^/r / Hurrah! 1 The New Post Toasties?a deliciouj a n i .1 . . ii i f\ Hake that won t mush down when < and crisp. NEW are made of selected white corn by a ne Si if*T"n sunny corn fields t F==st H IflEEBraHe uJ [jmyUUiui "I Notice the little | I-"-:! methods of cookin 1 Superior Corn ruiw? | -J gives you the full, <b? ere; They're 1V1 HOLD, AN IMPOSTER. , , , , M. C. I I hursduy afternoon of last week, just at dark, a stranger, none too Painter, F clean, walked into Dr. Walker's office and [ and asked for work; that is, he wrote for work, for he said that he could Estimates Ch not hear. Dr. Walker replied on his Phone 205-J pad that he doubted his beinp deaf, ?? but that he would pet his electric in strunient (?) for testinp one's hear- _. inp. But the impostor wrote that he _ was too nervous for any test like that VlfQl and lie would "move on" rather than " underpo any test like that. But Dr. ? n Walker insisted with the assistance 1# Ej i of our engineer, Mr. Goodwin, that he reman, a little longer in his office. dry goods comr/ Seeinp that resistance would be use- ^ less ll(> si>t rlnum Immediately Dr. Walker began " drawing the net closer around him "" and as the net was drawn closer his | DR. R. hearing improvede. When he found that the constable was not far away, DE he announced that he was not deaf but only hard of hearing. When the Olficc Ovei constable placed him under arrest, his hearing returned and he went away talking as a normal man. He is now working the roads of our county and will continue to do so for r~p T_T 30 days. A XjL? He claimed that he was from ?ttAD\I Rochester, N. Y., and very probably A1 IUKN that was true as he knew how to spell OVER MIL1 on his hands. We hope Chief wtimw Meagher will send a button down this UNI1 way.? Palmetto Leaf. ? MONEY Jp Help Us Improve fariv L Your Service $300-00 10 w J NO. K Answer the telephone promptly I when the bell rings. Office 2nd doo Don't say "Hello." (Jive your name tf. or number. ?? Consult the directory before call- BARRON in% , ,. . , . . Attorn apeak distinctly and correct the UNO operator if she repeats the number wron^. . . Call Complaint when you experi- Practice in ence difficulties or annoyances. ey to Joan Q] Call Information for numbers not __r , listed in the directory. Property. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE NOTICE OF F AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ^ q? gouth ' ' County of Ui LOCKHART JUNCTION Court Notice is here Lockhart Junction, Feb. 7.?Well, 17th day of F dear readers, I am able to push the o'clock, a. m., in pen again. Last week I hat! the f?r said County grippe and was not able to write a make his final s letter for The Times. Now I haven't trator of the Es been able to go out to get any news, so deceased, and tl I guess this will not be much of a aPPly 1? ll\? *lu< letter. h's final discha The grippe has the right name, for trator. if 7 .A , TU:. irr.U J-.. .? kii|>n juu hiiu it noias on ",a '?n? u?> and it is hard to break its hold on a Published in fellow. Well, I have had the grippe days, before, but it has been about ten years ~ ~ and 1 had that loving wife th^en. I *"e difference surely thought of her more this time embezzling depe than any time since for I needed her sr/e ?f the pil the most to minister to my wants. away with. Moxy. Happiness is i m | ing poor. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head p? Cn?d Because of Its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA- ... TIVK BROMOOUININKis betferthan ordinary Your druggist will Quininf and does not cause nervousness uor OINTMENT fails t ringing in head. Remember the full name and Blind. Bleeding or Pi look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. The f.r?t application 'hev're Here! 3 sweetmeat with all of the true corn flavour! :ream is added?a flake that stays fresh Post Toasties jw process that brings the fragrance of the o your table. : puffs on every flake, put there by the unique onu luaouu^* 11 o uic kjnijr incuiuu uiai rich corn flavour. To test the taste, try a handful of Toasties set from the package, without cream or k. Here are flakes that don't depend upon am and sugar for flavour. [ighty Good! RAMSEY 'aper Hanger >ecoratcr ecrfully Furnished Union, S. C. IR. Hawkins >J t i s t Union, S. C. Union ntist Plumbing * Express Office ^ and MUNRO Electric ey at law HOUS DRUG CO. ^ a\i c r Prices are Less TO LEND ON L-Te*Dyears time. WllCI1 GOOd Workmans?e,MniIV ship and Good Material t. HAMHL1N ..awyer are considered. r East of Postoflfice. Our Many Satisfied & BARRON Customers will tell you eys at Law ^ ' )N, s. c. about US. SgSKIRBY & HUGHES INAL DISCHARGE. Carolina, nion. of Probate. ' i ?by given, that on the ebruary, 1916, at 11 the Court of Probate , the undersigned will ettlement as adminisitate of J. R. English, hat thereupon he will :lge of said Court, for rge as such ndminisR. P. MORGAN. ' of Jan., 1916. The Union Times for 3"4 HP II irmlTMi between stealing and nds altogether on the _ ; that the thief gets often the price of beCJCHKTERSPILW /ilA A sit yur l>r???ln t?r A\ ? M&ik Satr.a'SrssfSss^go I I. 6 to u D.y Oi '{Si Y refund money If PAZO F7 IK t> etire of Itehtat sX?. "jiftv&Si i gives Ease and Rest: 10c. I SOiPBYDRUQGtST^ EVERVIMICIIE '1 L -t *