Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Standard Rt In ( Relieves Constipation Easily Without Griping or Discomfort. Indigestion and constipation are two conditions that are closely related and the cause of much physical suffering. The tendency to indulge one's appetite is more or less general and most people suffer at one time or another from rebellion of the overtaxed organs of digestion and elimination. A pleasantly effective remedy, that will quickly relieve the congestion of poisonous stomach waste and restore regularity, is the compound of simple laxative herbs snbl in drnc st.nroe for fiftv cents a bottle under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This is a mild, pleasant laxative tonic, free from opiates or narcotic drugs, and has been the standard household remedy in thousands of homes for many years. Mrs. Oliver Young, Merrill, Wis., writing to Dr. Caldwell, says, she knows of nothing so effective for regulating the stomach and bowels; since taking Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin she feels ten years younger; her work seems easier and she has regained her A^A i AT ATVAT | At Mc I While T1 V V 10c Lakeside Chambreys ' f $1.00 Silk Messalines at o Genuine Cannon Cloth at 50-inch Brilliantine at onl y 50c Crepe De Chine at onl V 50c Wool Serge at only, y ? 45-inch Embroideries at < X Beautiful line of Chile X 49c and 98c. X 50c quality Work Shirts X 10c quality Men's Hose a X 50c quality Ladies' Silk I; X 25c quality Ladies' Silk He New Millinery Arrivinj McLure Dry Dress Up Sunday, the 1 ^K Co h 191 BBL Henry Sonneborn i eJ. CO The Home ol Good NEW CANDIDATE I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Township Commissioner from JonesviUe Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W, H. Page. . . - r.&t V ' imedy Countless Homes *w- } S J?- vM*(vv .. V MRS. OLIVER YOUNG, appetite. Get a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syru] Pepsin from your druggist and have i in the house. A trial bottle, free o charge, can be obtained by writing t< Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 Washingtoi St., Monticello, 111. TA JTA jTA JTA JTA jTi. iTi 4% Lures f hey Last * i kV*S3i>^*VVNVXN**VVXVV*V ?? at only, yd. 8c Y nly, yd. 69c Y . only, yd. 9c V y, yd 39c Y y, yd 39c Y d 39c Y 1? 3 ? uiny, yu. ZVC Iren's Work Dresses at A at only 39c A t only 5c A lose at only 39c A )se at only 19c A y Every Day. A r Goods Co. ? For Easter rwenty-Third Come let us help yoi "Trim" up. We knov how and we also hav< the most Complete Line of Clothing an< Furnishings that cai be found in Union. Spring Suits H In all of the leadinj colorsand most up-to f date Styles, $10 to $2? Twenty-one Stylej of Hats all kinds 01 shapes. $2 to $5. Eclipse and Manhat ten Shirts that wil ? * $17 please any man, a nevy shipment, $1 to $4. Furnishings All the be^t stylej and colors Summer Suits All materials anc many styles, see then $5 to $10 We Sell Every ?^ thing men wear! IHEN Clothes and Shoes CARD OP THANKS. I desire to thank the friends wh< ministered so faithfully to amy wif< during her last illness and death May God bless each one of you. D. F. Baldwin. . * ' \ A y V ; . \ i i [ COMING AND GOING Mr. Luke Wilburn of Hamlet \ the week-end guest of relatives in city. Miss Anna Sanders of Sedalia \ shopping in the city on Saturday last week. Dr. S. S. Linder and family hi moved into their new home on E Main street. Miss Maude Goforth was the gu of Miss Mildred Askew at Mt. Ta for the week-end. Mr. A. I). Gregory, who went Whitmire several weeks ago, has turned to his liome here. Mr. Osborne Williams of Colum is the guest of his mother, Mrs. A1 Williams, for a few days. | Mrs. Pearl N. Eubanks and lil daughter are visiting relatives Barnwell county this week. The commencement exercises 3 Spartan Academy, at Welford, will ? held April 30 to May 2nd. 3 Mr. W. W. Colton has had his ho ! on South street repainted and it p sents quite a handsome appearance. - Mr. T. F. Eison of Trough h; been on a visit to their son, Mr. J. fJison, of Monarch, who has been qi ill. Mrs. .T. McJ. Fant of Santuc sp several days the past week at home of Mr. Richard P. Morgan on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Inman and c1 dren of Lockhart were the guests relatives in Union for a few days past week. Miss Fannie Brown, kindergar teacher at Monarch, spent several di last week with her parents in Sp tanburg. Mrs. F. M. Whitlock of Santuc is the city this week, the guest of 1 daughters, Mesdames Pollard i Smith. Miss Mabel Goudelock left W nesday for Charlotte, N. C., to tend the Southern Bell annual ? vention. Mr. George Wilson, representing Wilson Paper Co., of Richmond, "\ was in the city Wednesday in the terest of his firm. Mrs. B. G. Clifford was the we> end guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. Adams in Chester, returning to 1 city Monday afternoon. Mr. D. N. Wilburn of Furman U versity spent the week-end with i atives in the city, returning to Gre< ville Monday afternoon. Mrs. James W. Mixson spent 1 Fridav in Greer in attendance uj * the District conference of the Unr Daughters of the Confederacy. Mr. J. L. Hames has sufficiently covered from an operation to return his home at Lockhart. Mr. Han was in the Columbia hospital for tre 2 ment. Miss Ruth Johnson will leave F day for her home in Greenwood 3 visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. a Johnson and will return to the c " on Monday evening. ^ Miss Estelle Gregory, who was < 1 erated on for appendicitis at the B; tist Hospital several weeks ago, turned to her home on Route 1 W< nesday afternoon, very much impri ed. Mr. W. S. Ashe of Spartanburg v a visitor to Union this week. I ^ Ashe says he is well pleased w ? Spartanburg. He is with the Sinj _ Sewing Machine company there. I . some time he represented this co * pany in' Union county. 3 Mrs. Elias Prioleau will return f* the city Monday afternoon from a vi to Eutawville and Charleston. S went to Eutawville to attend the Sii 1-*- j J' ~ ici -nuu?even weuaing on saturt and will spend the Easter holidi 1 with relatives in Charleston. ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Angus t daughter, Miss Ruth Angus, motoi from Savannah, Ga., on Friday i spent several days with friends in city, leaving Monday for the mot tains of North Carolina. WE ARE OFTEN ASKED 5 what is the best Eczema Reme We always recommend > IKiikl? TMAOI MARH J ECZEMA REMEDY as the surest and most satisfacto 1 Sold only by us, 50c and $1. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. C. Id!* Drum. "Poor dad! Sister told him that < girls of her class are going to gri !oate in dollar gowns." "Well, what about poor dad?" "He thinks a dollar is all he will called upon to give up."?Kansas C JturnaL Twi Side*. nrnu. n?i? a?I. ? -? ? ?* *! > t? ujr uuu i / wu gv bv cmux\ Gilll*?Too far. Why don't you | Willis?We live next door to one, a I hate to got all dreasod up just to . that little way.?Boston Journal. There Are Exoeptiona. "We are all bora equal." quoted ( > aiaa guy. 3 "Don't try to tall that to the mot! of a ftrst baby." cautioned the elm fa >,YxY . ' * i-ji;- ..v / D Special Advertisements BUTTERICK PATTERNS are now va8 handled by C. Allen Co. the LOOK FOR the Auction Sale of the <ra? Culp property containing one brick of dwelling and six acres of land. Will be cut in lots and sold to the high. est bidder in the near future by lve Sims & Carter, Chester, S. C. ast I COMPLETE LINE of Butterick I'at-| est terns and the Delineator on sale at ; bor C. Allen Co. BARRED ROCK EGGS for hatching. | *? Thompson's Ringlets best in Anier- l TC- : 1 r c? c-1 nn - - - lea, X'J iur 3*1.uu. V Oil Alien. bia J. R- JACKSON is at Aycock & l:ce Deaver's Stable with a car load of horses and mules for sale or exchange. 13-4-pd .tie i ,n | BUTTERICK PATTERNS and Delineator for sale at C. Allen Co. of | be FOR SALE?Splendid little farm, 81 acres lVt miles from Shelton, S. C.; house, large shady teres and orchards; beautiful home site, located in the heart of the famous mineral spring belt; can be bought cheap, ave For information, apply to or write W. c. E. Hicks, Union, S. C. lite CALL AND INSPECT the new pat- j ent terns?Butterick and Delineator at) C. Allen Co. _ THE RICE HORSE, "Guy Wilkes," the old reliable, will be put on the h hil- stand at Brannon Stable March 1st. | Hold your mares for something you j, know. He wili stand at the same fee, $15.00, guarantee. All his colts ten shown at fairs come out with blue ays ribbons. A. B. Brannon. ar TO BE SOLD MAY 1, 1916, in front of County Court House at Green' 1,1 ville, S. C., One Cadillac 5-passenger touring car; one Harley-Davidm( son motorcycle; also automobile and motorcycle repair shop tools; proped erty of W. Newell Smith. T at | on- EGGS FOR HATCHING?Buff and J White Orpingtons, Yard No. 1, $3.00 per 15; Yard No. 2, $1.50 per 15. ? T e We also have the Thompson's . " Strain Barred Rocks, and the An- F ln" cona, at $1.50 per 15. Early hatched chickens make the best, so place ek- your order early. Gilliam Poultry S. Yards, Union, S. C. the Ti FOR SALE?One pair good mules for either farm or dray purposes. L\ n,~ Weight about 1100 pounds; ages 7 ^ ' and 8 years. Will sell together or separately. A bargain for cash. The W. D. Arthur Co. ast >on BARBECUE?I will give a first class ted barbecue at Jonesville on county campaign day. Boyd Smith. 16-4-pd rf" MONEY TO LOAN?$500.00 to I vO A AAA A A ? ^>j.u,uuu.uu on improved real estate, moderate interest and long time. " 10 years if desired. J. E. Minter, " Financial Corresoondent Union " 'ri- Central Life Insurance Co. tf. " L. WHILE IN UNION go to the Palace Barber Shop for satisfactory service. Work promptly done. Cleanliness and comfort our motto. ^P" White barbers only. Whitner and lP" McMillan. No. 15 Main St. 42 tf re sd* THE LINIMENT that never fails to 5V~ give satisfaction is "Huiet's". For sale by the Palmetto Drug Co. K OUR IMPORTED Hackney Horse, ith guaranteed to be "thoroughbred," ?er will stand at Jonesville, S. C., reg- ? ?or ularly. Pedigree open to inspection m_ of all concerned. For further in- tr. formation apply to J. H. Alman or ^ J. W. Lipscomb. Fee $*15.00. Tha Jonesville Hackney Horse Co. 14-4 I * i Sit _________________________ 5he FOR SALE?Very desirable farm 1% Va i miles from Union, 144 acres, two pi y splendid houses, water at each; iys also two large barns, close enough to town for children to attend city yy, md schools. If interested see or write red to C. E. Hicks. md tlie FOR SALE?Leather collars and briJn" dies. Great values at the price. People's Supply Co. tf ? GO TO THE CITY BARBER SHOP _ lly* for first class barber work, hair cuts, shave, electric shampoo and massage. We use the best hair tonics. All white barbers and we guarantee satisfaction. Look for the Blu* Front, Postoffice block. tf SAFETY FIRST! Have your prescriptions filled at the Palmetto I ' y- Drug Co., where you always get what your doctor prescribes. GET YOUR SYSTEM in good order for the summer by taking "Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier", best spring ld" tonic going. ^ FOR SALE?One large iron safe; 2V4 i,- h. d. mnt-nrs 2 fee hn*pa- 1 Immu 1\>J ? *" 9 t " "vwv,v washing machine; 2 large tanks; lot of glass bottles and empty cases. Also 6 money drawers. Former :h? property of dispensary. Appdy to to? J. G. Long, Jr. 16-1 j}4 ? g* COTTON FARMERS?Call on us for cotton hoos. Cotton chopping loses its terror when you arm your farm hands with these hoes. Peoples Supply Co. aer MONEY TO LOAN in sums from pie $100 tb $1,000 upon proper security. Apply to L G. Southard, At| torney, Union, S. C. 13-tf ^ A * ' 'J 'f jj i rrr ?' ' ?" *~' -~? 1 SAVING! These two words should he every person who wants to win SAVING money is the first that money where it will he in al I Ample capital, capable mana; I enable this bank to afford the hi I the funds of its depositors. 1 per cent, on Saving of $1.0(1 < 011 Certificates of Deposit for s: |j|J Em slie Nicholson, J. Ri (President. V iTAl.f.r g--f \M'' 1?i>i - LI 1/1 I *i 1 k P~ 7_\ Ilk 1 ? ?(" 1. Easter E: TO AUGUSTA, VI/ C/^TTfptrrinxT uuu i niLiiiN Friday, A rom Charlotte, Spartanburg, intermediate points on 1 and Excursi ain No. 42 Excursion Fare 1 7. Spartanburpr _.10:40a.m $3.50 I E. Spart'burpc __10:50a.m $3.50 White Stone __ll:01a.m $3.50 Pacolet 11:08 a.m $3.50 Jonesville 11:23 a.m $3.50 Lockhart 10:35 a.m $3.50 Lockhart June. 11:30 a.m $-3.50 Union 11:50 a.m $3.25 1 Santuc 12:10 p.m $3.25 Carlisle 12:21 p.m $3.25 Shelton 12:40 p.m $3.00 Blairs 12:55 p.m $3.00 Strother 12:59 p.m $3.00 nniirlr:Mr. 1 -S\ry Art AA isavvrwius i:U< p.m. Alston 1:25 p.m $2.75 Bookman 1:53 p.m $'2.75 -rive Columbia __ 2:30 p.m. A EXCURSION Lv. Columbia ' " Cayce i " Lexington ' " Barr ' 44 Leesville ' 44 Batesburg I 44 Monetta 4 44 Ridge Spirng 4 44 Ward il 4 44 Johnston 4 " Trenton 4 Excursion Tickets will be good goii ains to connect with special train as n Excursion Tickets will be good retu reach original starting point by inidn Spend the Beautiful Easter Season innah Levee, magnificent Tourist Hot* IVE DAYS OF SIGHT-SF For further information ap . E. McGee, At. G. P. A., S. H. McLE/ Columbia, S. C. Columbia, i R. H. DeButts, I). I?. A., Charlotte, N. C. ...EDISC FRIDAY, A John Barrymore in the SATURDAY, "The Iron Claw," featuri Daniel in Comedy. Wester] MONDAY, A Metro presents Mary M Mary." TUESDAY, 1 Paramount presents Has Lady." WEDNESDAY Musty Suffer, the man who THURSDAY, "The Strange Case of Mi 1 > - ... ' V- < [ICHO53 BANK AND ! | RUST COMPANY |j UNION.S c I. : ??i < -1 SAFETY! |p inseparable in tbe tniml f !'J:i success and prosperity, step?then the next is to put ! '! solute SAFETY. ijj 'i V' cement and State supervision ! !(. : phest decree of protection for jjj.jj i !l i or more. A hipher rate paid j jj ix months or lonper. || in t)v Fant, M. A. Moore, [r i; II ice President. Cashier. xcursion GEORGIA RAILWAY ,pril 21st , Columbia, Trenton, and all Jie following schedule on Fares: "rain No. 35 Excursion Fare .v. Charlotte 5.00 a.m $3.50 44 Pineville 5:25 a.m. $3.50 " Fort Mill 5:38 a.m $3.50 " Rock Hill 5:55 a.m $3.25 " Chester 0:38 a.m $3.00 44 lllackstoek 7:02 a.m $3.00 44 Woodward 7:10 a.m $3.00 44 White Oak 7:20 a.m $2.00 " Winnsboro 7:35 a.m. $2775 " Rockton 7:42 a.m $2.75 " Ridgeway 8:00 a.m $2.75 " Blythewood 8:15 a.m $2.75 m-ive Columbia 0:00 a.m. n train" >:30 p.m $2.50 >:37 p.m $2.45 l:00|p.m $2.15 1:05 p.m $2.05 1:40 p.m $1.60 1:48 p.m $1.55 1:00 p.m $1.50 1:10 p.m $1.30 l:20|p.m __$1.20 1:30 p.m $1.05 1:45 p.m $ .85 ng only on special train and regular rientioned above. rning on all regular trains scheduled ight Tuesday, April 25, 1916. in Augusta. See the wonderful Sads, etc. :eing and pleasure ply to Ticket Agents or IN, Dt. I*. A., R. C. COTNER, T 1' A 5. C. Columbia, S. C. F. R. McMillin, D. I*. A., Augusta, (la. )NIA... PRIL 21. Lost Bridegroom." APRIL 22. ng Pearl White. Frank n. lPRIL 23. [iles Minter in "Lovely VPRIL 24. :el Dawn in "The Sales , APRIL 25. made laughing easy. APRIL 26. ary Page."