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I B Merchants & B "The C i i Cfdcst and Lar 9 B ; Is a member of the FE fc the United States of Air k thing like 8,000 other NA RESERVE SYSTEM, ai RESERVE BANK, and | have a NATIONAL Sa ; money is absolutely saft > anv time vou nee I it? I you DO NOT need it. it i ! ily, both night and day. i LOOK (OR THE BAN B ' And deposit >our monej ; F. M. FARR, W. F. I President. ^ B B B a a B B a ^^ A * i T I "Old I W? 'i | Has Led The 4* Than FOI T X And S | :| The People . . . A A 4^ 4^4 A A Automol Bring us your Cj when the: We Do Good Wor We Have A Con WILLIAMS VI N. Pinckney St. Peoples Ui Funeral Direct \utomohile Kquipmen Calls Answered I \ H.W.EDG g rnone ziu Please T I am selling oi Bed and two I S10.00. Casl Great Bargain. L. B. G Phone 266 r UNDER I r\COVERNMENT ^SUPERVISION member bank under j J Sm federal reserve act ?THE Planters Nat'l Bank tld Reliable" gest Bank in Union County ; i :deral reserve system of J lerica. It is bound up with some TIONAL Banks in the FEDERAL \ ad we can po to our FEDERAL J Set ALL the money we need. We ; vinps Department in which your i , and you can pet your money at { without any question?and wh'le | is pilinp up interest for you stead- ; I I K WITH THE CHIME CLOCK i I i , where i( will be absolutely safe gilliam, j. i). arthur, ! I fiee-President. Cashier. J I i i i a a HE I V nurvury | agon | x ?m All For More X RTY YEARS ? T till Leads | salR hi# i t s Supply Co. I A4 44 44 44 4 Air A ir4 A jTA AT4 A^A aT4 " >ile Owners! asings and Inner Tubes Y need doctoring. k At Reasonable Prices iplete Vulcanizing Plant. ILCANIZING WORKS Near Foster's Shop ndertaking Co. tors and Embalmers t Furnished When I>esired. Promptly Day or Night r/^K, ivianager. Old Poslolllcc Building ake Notice! tie 36 lb. Feather peather Pillows for h upon delivery. ODSHALL Union, S. C. JONESVILLE Jonesville, October 10.?The weath er is just fine for the late cotton at well as the turnips and many othe things, but all the good weather tha can come for the next thirty days oi more can't make an average crop o: cotton in the country. Seventeei cents is a fancy price but it is prob able that it will reach a higher prie than that. The Methodist ladies of the tow; opened up a rummage sale last Fridd; morning in Mrs. R. E. Bates' ston house on Main street and they hav done exceedingly well and the sal continues. The proceeds of the sale to be given to the Methodist church There will be an old time Sunda singing here in Jonesville on the 5t Qll ti/Jo ?? 1 ?-> f U?o *v? V? 'l*V%?o " "1 ** uuiiuaj III LlllO IliUIIVII. JL llio IY1I1U U singing has been in vogue in Spartan burg county for the past two years The book used will be the Christia Harmony, whose author was Williar H. Walker of Spartanburg nearly century ago. The people of the coun try are invited to come and join ii the singing and also to bring a goo basket or box of dinner as dinner wil be served on the ground. No collec tion will be taken, only a good baske of dinner is all that is asked excep your help in the singing of the ol< time songs. There will be a specia bunch of singers down from Spartan burg. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr. am Mrs. J. M. Whitehead of the Bogans ville section spent Sunday in Jones ville and attended services at th< Methodist church and dined with Mr and Mrs. J. F. Alnian. Farmers in these parts are sowing much oats, which is the proper thin* to do. The farmers are also savin* every bunch of hay they possibly can Mrs. Nancy Ward, widow of Mr James L. Ward, died at her hom< near Jonesville last Friday and thi remains were buried at New Hop? church Saturday. Mrs. Ward was t sister to Messrs. John, B. W. anc - Munro Wliitlock. She was a membei of the Methodist church and was s good woman. The funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev Mr. Peeler, of Pacolet. Quite a number of relatives and friends wer< present to pay their last tribute ol respect to the deceased. Mr. Augustus Burton of Philadeliphia and Mr. Lewis Burton of Savannah have been visiting their aunt I Mrs P C MoWkii-f.. II.. .... w. v/. v/. ..uvif iiiivvi, vii naiuuj avenue. Mr. S. G. Gault had his left hanc badly lacerated in a circular saw Monday. Mr. Gault and his brothei were working at the saw while th< belt was off and a colored man thai works with them put the belt on with, out any orders or notice and the saw started and caught Mr. Gault's hand and came very near cutting his whole hand off. Mr. Gault lost his right arm a few years ago in a corr shredder and this time he came neai losing his other arm. Telephone. "new hope New Hope, Oct. 10.?We are now having what we call our moat beau, tiful time, of the/year. StUilflVr certainly a real autumn diy. "Farm ers are busy gathering their croos anc beginning to sow grain, which I guess there will be more grain sown this fall than usual on account of short crops. Mrs. Nancy Ward of Pacolet died at her home last Friday, October ?>th, and was buried in the cemeter*' at New Hope Saturday. She is survived by six children and also three brothers and four sisters. The fun? eral was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr. Peeler. She was well known in this community and she lived a noble Christian life. The bereaved family has the sympathy of this entire community. The School Improvement club wil give a box supper Friday night, Oct 13, for the benefit of the school. The mimic is cordially invited to conn* Will be at Bishop school house. !1< sure and not forget the date, Friday night, Oct. 13. Mr. Wendell Hazelwood of Wood ruff visited grandparents, Mr. an Mrs. J. W. Scott Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Brown and Miss Oorr Whitlock of Gaffney visited at th home of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Becknel . Sunday. Miss Odell Goforth of Greenwood is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mis Jeff Brown this week. Mr. Dewitt Whitlock left this weel for Spartanburg, whire he is goinf to hold a position. The missionary society was held al the home of Mrs. J. W. Scot*; Sunday s afternoon. Our Improvement club held its leg ular meeting last Friday afternoon , Miss Alsie Smith being with us. W< urge all the members to come out U these meetings. Our effort is to mak? these meetings helpful to the community. _ Vein. TRY "CASCARETS" FOR LIVER AND BOWELS IF SICK OR BILIOUS Tonight! Clean Your Bowels ant Stop Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach. - (let a 10-cent box now. Turn the rascals out?the headache biliousness, indigestion, the sick, soui stomach and bad colds?turn them out tonight and keen them out with Casca rets. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then and never know the misery caused by a lazy liver, clogged bowels, or an upsel stomach. Don't nut in another day of distress. Let Cascfc rets cleanse your stomach; remove the sour, fermenting food; take the excess bile from your liver and carry out all the constioated waste matter and poisin in the bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret tonight straightens von out by morning. Thev work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from an\ druir store means a cloar head, sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver and bowel action for months. Children love Cascarets because they never gripe or sicken. t y "the ' [ / rioht s ? / oijsters. I f etc. Ahvai X NATIONAL B > / 5^ n TAKES i DANG ; New Discovery! Dodso Salivate or Make You r ; * Medicine for f k > 5 , l_Tg-h! Calomel makes you sic > Take a dose of the dangerous t tomorrow you may lose a day's Calomel is mercury or quicksil necrosis of the bones. Calomel, to contact with sour bile crashes r it up. This is when you feel tl . , cramping. If you are si r "jr^ed- it y?uf l'vcr ^ j ctmtipated, or you have headache tongue, if breath is bad or stomac spoonful of harmless Dodson's Li Here's my guarantee?Go to and get a 50 cent bottle of Dodi Take a spoonful and if it doesn : | \ Name / 1 ? > f A DECLARATION. : The colored Baptists held their annual session of the I'acolet River As. sociation at Santuc last week. During the year there has been much local ; church trouble growing out of misun derstanding among the members. This was carried to the executive ! board. Repeated efforts having failed to settle matters a mutual council of i the most reputable and ecclesiastical i men this county can afford was called, r Hearing and receiving the facts from ; ioth parties they recommended that | both parties confess their faults and i that steps be taken by the board to rectify the wrongs done to their brother minister. These recommenda Oysti oijster cracker. ?] size and shape. Serv soups, salads, chov js fresh. At ijour gxoc ilS^UIT CO^PANY^^^ nifpiA [ROUS ( n's Liver Tone Acts Like ( Sick?Don't Lose a Day's iflen, Women, Children?f :k. It's horrible! I right up and i Jrug tonight and want you to g work. money. Dods< Iver which causes sale of calome when it comes in- entirely vegeta into it, breaking make you sick hat awful nausea I guarantee i luggish and "all Tone will put orpid and bowels clean your bow , ofcetaess/c&ated' wast? Which is :h sour, just try a you feel miser ver Tone tonight. Dodson's Livei ' any drug store feeling fine foi son's Liver Tone. It is harmless; i't straighten you ant taste. or the Thirsty y~:' ? r\r* I k/. ty/\// V# 1 iera-L * ^ Everybody k\ f by its na Sold only in the c ? ized bottle with th Lat Soda Founts ai tions were accepted bv the church anc the board. The hoard failed to keef her promise and organized anothei church composed of excluded and disorderly members. This church bein? admitted into the association over tht protest of many other churches wh< preferred that its members be properly dismissed, withdrew themselves and organized the Union Baptist Association, which will meet with the Mt Rowel Baptist church, Mt. Tabor, S C., Thursday before the second Sunduy in November, 1911). All regulai Baptist churches arc asked to meel with them. T. C. Phillips, Moderator, 41-1-pd W. M. Bogan, Rec. Sec'y erettcs? / > Fust the / re with / raiers, / ens. Zr BE OF iALOMEL Calomel But Doesn't Gripe, Work?Harmless Liver lead Guarantee! make you feel fine and vigorous I jo back to the store and get your on's Liver Tone is destroying the 1 because it is real liver medicine; ble. therefore it can not salivate or that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver your sluggish liver to work and els of that sour bile and constipated r clogging your system and makihg able. I guarantee that a bottle of r Tone will keep your entire family months. 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