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Every gr order Po They are health's s If you su discomfor names o neighbor! hear thei 4 Or, secur It on the coffee. "T1 One Pair of E> ...Lifetime A it/mi oKnoin/v n v%^1 ?-* ^'^1 M nit auuoni^ dim llCglCL'UH; you will pay the price later. Mor? of all headaches arise from eye-sti aching, burning eyes that soon tir and many other ills are due to s strain. In such cases there is hut that is an unfailing one?properly SCHOOL CHILDREN should carefully examined before being ta if necessary, fitted with glasses. An examination will cost you not is no need for glasses I will tell y< for glasses are very reasonable an every pair with an absolute guar; tion. F. G. DUKE, Opto 13 Main Street Unioi Along With / Comes Coughs an Herd the Warning Sneeze! Treat a Take care Cold when the first symptoms appear, Pay to . . , . .. , seldom sue and before serious complications set . on the ch ,n? serious co Lawson's Grippe Capsules ^ will promptly restore circulation, ,joes not , overcomes congestion and stop the j)uj. pfirm8 feverish condition which usually ac- t.aus(. companies a Cold. the troubj( Price 2."> Cents tme llox Price Manufactured and Sc The Peoples Dr Phone 69 Under Hotel Unior ocery store 1 STUM regular] 5 former coff sake, changed spect that cof; ? A ^ t or mness, c f several PC iood; get in ir story, e a tin of INS family table : here's a Reasi MILL MEN APPEAL TO MANNING FOR AID res to a Ask Governor's Assistance in Enforcing Writs of Ejectment Aprainst Equinox Strikers. rr vnnrc? Tf cn Anderson, Nov. 4.?The manapreiL ' lN j ' ment of the Equinox Mills has apli than tWO-thirds pealed to Governor Manning for as"aill. Dim vision sistance in enforcinpr the writs of P frrannlatPfl lid<4 ejectment that have been issued by ' " ctliUlclLta litis Magistrate Cox aprainst seven former OIIK form of eye employes of the mills. These seven nnp VPTttpdv nnfl are strikers and the management is fitfpd trlaccpc now seokinP to cause them to vacate Illicu . their cottapres in the mill villapre. have their eyes The strike occurred Auprust 31 and iXed by study and 'h* m has been idle since that J J date. Rules were served on ten of the employes to show cause why writs of hing, and if there ejectment should not be issued. The m SO. My prices strikers employed counsel and the , T , iii n cases have been heard bv Maori strata U I Sianci DilCK Ol at the rate of one a day. In the seven ivntee of satisfac. cases so far tried writs of ejectment were issued. Two of the defendants have vacated their cottages, one mov, ing his household goods himself and k 0*fr other allowing the magistrate's Ills (ill lu I constable to remove his effects. When the constable went to the mill village Q/kii4h Pirnlina Thursday to serve another one of the I, oOUin Carolina writs he returned to the magistrate ?????????? and reported that he made no effort to remove the household goods because of the crowd of strikers who had congregated. In company with another constable Magistrate Cox's constable I . went back to the mill villages yester^ Hay to eject the man and they re% turned declaring that they were resisted by armed strikers. There are ctill A- 1 > ' ....... . .. . ...r ioi.cn yci iu lit: near*! l>y tHO magistrate aprainst Equinpx strikers s l/4o nnf' n'n<?teon eases ai*ainst Cluck mill VAHCiS strikers. The Oluek and Equinox mills are under the same management. Tteiner unable to seeure the enforee it ment of the writes of ejeetment as isof the Cough! It doesn t sue(| hy MaKistrate Cox ,he manaK<J a coug i weai i se ou i ment has appealed to Governor Man:ceeds. More often it takes njn? ronic form whieh leads to ' m , mplications. WHAT CANADA IIAS DONE. K-W How Canadian Efficiency Met War Brand Problem**. )UGH SYRUP n , , ? . u During the two years following the rlrutf a Cough into silence opening of hostilities abroad, Canada mentlv cures bv removing ?:?> __ - rainuu <t n army 01 .14U,Z.')U rrop, deIt goes to the source of glares Francis J. Dixie, in Popular j. It soothes and heals. Mechanics Magazine. This number 2.r> Cents the Bottle wns recruited from among the 1,2o0,000 subjects, eligible for service, out I , of a total- population of about 8,07.r>.>lfl I5y 000. It fitted these men with the most modern equipment and established six large training camps in Ontario, Mana itoba, Alberta, British Columbia and *1 irV Quebec, where volunteers have been IVf 1 and are being rounded into j.hape. In ' July of this year the various provinces f Tn is\n ^ sent 190,000 troops to the aid of union, u,. tj1c ^j]jes an(j were drilling the re las its custoi ly Instead of ee drinkers their table di ^ i - ice cumriDUiC isk the groce STUM users touch with i iTANT POSTUr for ten days*: )n" for POST mainder of its forces. The Canadian soldier receives the 8 . highest wages of any engaged in the 5? ? * | present conflict. Privates are paid at * I the rate of $1.10 a day, while the max- g impm for a commanding officer 8 tqj AttvanH\m ir amounts to $-25 a day. Thirty-three g AO ^ttldLLlve U thousand casualties have occurred 5 among the 190,000 men sent over- g seas, in addition to a large number of A lo KeaSOndblG 1 maimed and permanently disabled g fighters who have been returned. , 2 At tne time of writing, Canada has g Jg Comfortable raised $400,000,000 for carrying on the 2 war and is understood to be on the g verge of voting additional funds. The 2 tq "EVnnnmincil country has contributed liberally to ? AO ^tAJiiUimcdi relief funds; up to laV>t April had sup- 2 plied 18,000 horses for its own and / to D 'H TT England's cavalry and artillery, and g lo rJllllt LO r^flC has sent nearly 10,000 physicians, sur- 5 geons and nurses to the front. 2 nuu~n m ! . - - A IS Equipped W iRUD*mT-ri5M p Will cure your Rheumatism a TVw,i-o ??? fit Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, A . Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and * tion Will SnOW. Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects A Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- jg TAT T A ternallv nr.d evt*?rnallv Price 25c. VV - I MOTHER'S REMEDY | FOR BRUISES Children's Humps, Sprains and Minor ? 11.,ru Quickly Relieved by Sloan s Liniment. A It is the very nature of children to 5j a hurt themselves?to come crying to n: 41 mother with little fingers bruised, with 5: VA ^ V heads humped, with sprained ankles J; ^ and wrists. They are painful hurts, too. Rut p their pain and sting can't survive the A tt i gentle use of this liniment. A single S XjLclS 3.Q.VClJ application of Sloan's Liniment and? ? the little fellow's bravely kept back ^ DOT tOIl 1< tears give way to smiles. His hurt is a xr ,CIn every home where there are chil- that we h dren a hottle of Sloan's Liniment is a / i iu ""easily. a $5.00 tO 3 Aching muscles, rheumatism, lum- 'a bago, stilT neck, backache, chilblains, A -ivrill Holl'V etc., can be effectively relieved with 8 ?V 111 Lldl V Sloan's Liniment. Cleaner than mus- a . *4-1 sy ointments or plasters. 8 t hom 1,M' ' Sloan's Liniment can be obtained at ? all druir stores, 25c, 50c and $1.00. ? IB | Union To Cure a Cold In One Day ^ Take I.AX ATIVK BKOMO Oninine. It (Hops the %X)6XXX)63636)636XXXX562 Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money if ft faila to cure. ?. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. f % X. ners who coffee. who, for rmU / is to your sr for the in your them and I / *1 and try instead of UM # HEVROLET Carl i Appearance? j !i %That is Point No. 1 8 A n Price? \ That is Point No. 2 \ ' r to Ride in? * That is Point No. 3 14 in Operation? it That is Point No. 4 if iure? jf That is Point No. 5 \ ith Every Convenience? \ That is Point No. 6 \ her Good Points that a Demonstra- \ Let Me Show YOU. l\ CxREEN, Dealer ||l UNION, S. C. 1 VXXXXXXXXXXXVXNXXNXNXXXXXXXXXXVXXXX* KXXXXX3 XXXXXX3?C?XXXX3CXXXX3?tXXXXXX3?? (3 A L \ I iced to more than $6.00 aid down. If every one | lave contracted coal at % >5.50 will be patient we | er every pound of it to | lin the next 30 days. ; IPECTFULLY ; Ice & Fuel Co. ? 0