Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I THEB Merchants & Plani "The Old Rc | He Clt'tJl ? i d largest B Is a member of the FEDERAL the United States of America. I thing like 8,000 other NATIONAI RESERVE SYSTEM, and we ci RESERVE RANK, and tret ALL have a NATIONAL Savings 1J< I money is absolutely safe, and yo any time you nec 1 it?without J you DO NOT need it, it is piling ; ily, both night and day. i LOOK FOR THE BANK WIT! * * | And deposit your money where F. M. FA UK, " :j . a I Tl'MUl'lll. I l ; * N o_M \ Pay Your I \ All parties whose obli i due must pay interest S and save costs. i | Sinking Fund f For Union Coui | Nov 15, 1916 i VVVm\^VVV\\AV\VVVV\VV\\VVVV Automobile Bring us your Casings when they need We Do Good Work At We Have A Complete 1 WILLIAMS VULCAN N. Pinckney St. | TH1 | "Old Hie | Wag f | Has Led Them i ? Than FORTY V X And Still I f For sah X l: The Peonies Y v A^A A^A A^A A^i l^y ^" ^f "^ ^)" Drli lias Lawyer Hughes hung out his shingle yet? _ 0 Mali To Cure a Cold In One Day tem< Talce LAXATIVR DROMO Quinine. It stops Ihe Cough and Headache and worka off the Cold. a I)rur(i?li refund money if it fails to cure. U W. GROVti'S signature on each boa. 25c. the iwwvwwOTVwftwfWffwvma UNDER 1 GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION \ MEMBER BANK UNDER J FEDERAL RESERVE ACT . ters Nat'l Bank JioKIn" .lACll/1 V ank in Union County ! i RESERVE SYSTEM of . t is bound up with some- J , Banks in the FEDERAL J in tfo to our FEDERAL t the money we need. We ' jpartment i*i which your j u can pret your money at ; any question?and wh'le % uj) interest for you stead- ! a a H THE CHIME CLOCK j 1 it will be absolutely sate ! a J. D. ARTHUR, j Cashier. ; ^ ^ 11 | nterest! \ gations are past s on same at once | Commission 1 nty, S. C. | 46-3t :( Owners! and Inner Tubes . doctoring. Reasonable Prices Vulcanizing Plant, IZING WORKS Near Foster's Shop E I ikory"| on f Ml For More % r YEARS $ % -eads X 3 by y Supply Co. | J^A a^A A^A e^ A yes Out Malaria, Builds Up System Old Standard general strengthening tonic, VP'S TASTKLKS9 chill TONIC, drivea out irla.enrichea the blood.and builda up the sya> A true tonic. For adulta and children. 50c. viator Carlstrom's chief rival for altitude record is the price of eggs. SAYS WAREHOUSES FILLED WITH Great Plants in New York With Dairy Products Awj Advance, While John W of Chicapo of Chicap Holds 72.000.000 Errs to Get 70 Cents Dozen. New York, Nov. 24.?Comni Joseph HartiRan, of the bu weiRhts and measures, announ nipht that his investigations 1 vealed that cold storape wai in this city and Jersey City a with epps, butter, cheese an foodstuffs. Mayor Mitchel is considerin to establish municipal coal ya sell directly to the consumer ially poor folk who buy by tl He would save to them .15 | of the price now paid. District Attorney Swann ha Chief Mapistrate McAdoo to i junii i ?i>c- pi otetuiiiKs io Kcicause of the hiph cost of c foodstuffs. Charpes involvi poultrymen were heard by th jury yesterday, with the viev dictinp for conspiracy. John Wet/., the "Epp Kinp" capo, has 72,000,000 opps in and has informed New Yoi chants that he will hold on u prices reaches 70 cents a dozer sold them at the present mark his profit would he $1,000,000 Twelve employes of the health department bepan week's experiment intended f onstrate that a person can liv crly on 40 cents a day. It was learned yesterday t federal inspectors who hav investipatinpp the hiph price here, and whose report will warded to Washinpton toda; been makinp inquiries also i hiph cost of foodstuffs at the of the department of justice. The food investipation will least three weeks more, in c arrive at some comprehensive federal lepislation to relieve t situation in the entire countrj Almost all of the city, St federal investipators say that the causes of hiph prices, perl chief cause, is the middlei speculator, ranked as "a n< evil." He knows the outlet farminp products and the looks to him for a pood price. But the commission merchj fuse to take the blame for conditions. They say the fa holdinp back his products for prices. Many commission mei tney cannot obtain potatoe Maine at a price which will them to make a profit at the sale price of $5.25 a barrel, it is with all other foodstuff! on farms. Two Bills Were Smother "Several days ago I took i the corporation counsel the i tion of a market bill for sul to the legislature," said Mitchel yesterday. "This was in line with the efforts of the istration in 1015 and 1916 to relief through legislation. Bol bills were introduced but wer reported out of committee. "If either bill had been into law the city would have l abled to provide a terminal system." "Several state and city offici civic organizations favor a maximum price law, with a commission to fix rates," sai missioner Hartigan. "Represi Murray Ilulbert is consider! introduction of a bill to com railroads to give preference 1 merits of farm products, whicl mitigate against high prices 1: ing a continuous uninterrupt ply available. "We need a union depot for able goods. The various r - could put spur tracks into it." Mr. Hartiggan said the 5-c< has almost entirely disappean the bakeries. The present loaf is 12 ounces for G cent change has been going on fo days. Bakers Bowed to Law. In the last few months 77f? have been summoned for fa: mark their bread with the weight. All but 28 have c with the requirements. The ? against these has been placed city magistrates. State Food Commissioner said yesterday that a terminal would cost about $3,000.000, a the saving to the consumers v. so great the figures "make head reel." "The terminal market woi for itself in perhaps one mon tainly less than six months," i "This is no new project. I su it to Mayor Mitchel two yea and he promised to do soi within three months. I hav hope that he will help solve th lem. There are powerful ii which would vigorously oppc plan to reduce prices. The < people are not organized, and pressure would he exerted fr side. But as soon as the wo this city fully understand, th< of those in authority will be 1 Why Coal in High: One V President Thomas, of the Valley railroad, yesterday gav three reasons for the present ] coal: 1. The public did not buy th amount of coal during the i months. For that reason ther abnormal demand and the cor are creating the very conditio sought to avoid. j HA M TAKES DANG ced last lave re ehouses :rother Mew Discovery! Dodsc nil'nud Salivate or Make Yoi hecsPS Medicine for >cr cent s asked "at^the U^! Calomel makes you si oal and Take a dose of the dangerous nj? 125 tomorrow you may lose a day's e prand Calomel is mercury or quicks v to In- necrosis of the bones. Calomel, of Chi 10 contact with sour bile crashe storaire, UP- This is when you feel rk mer- and cramping. If you are j ntil the knocked out," if your liver is i. If he constipated, or you have headach et Drice -e t | - Tongue, 11 orcatii is bad or stoma Chicago spoonful of harmless Dodson's L a two Here's my guarantee?Go t< 0 dem- and get a 50 cent bottle of Doc e prop- Take a spoonful and if it doesi hat the 2. There is not sufficient labor ti e been operate the mines at maximum ca of coal pacity. The Lehigh Valley Coal com be for- pany has 1,700 less men than it hai y, have at this time a year ago. The ab nto the normally high wages paid in muni request tion plants have taken away man; thousands of men. The coal opera last at tors cannot meet this scale of wage >rder to without increasing the cost of coal plan of (phe mining companies have nothinj he food whatever to do with the retail prie r- of coal. ate and - * one of TAKE "CASCARETS" IF .aps the HEADACHY, BILIOUS ;cessary AND CONSTIPATEI for all farmer Best for Liver and Bowels, Bai Breath, Bad Colds, Sour Stomints re- acb. present rmer is <*et a 10-cent box. higher Sick headache, biliousness, coate< 1 assert tongue, head and nose clogged up witl s from a c?ld?always trace this to torpi< enable liver; delayed, fermenting food in th< . whole- bowels or sour, gassy stomach. And so kjJPoisbnous matter clogged in the in 3 raised &BWnes, instead of being cast out o: the system is reabsorbed into th< ed. blood. When this poison reaches th< up with delicate brain tissue it causes conges jrepara- tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken (mission headache. Mayor Cascarets immediately cleanse th? merely stomach, remove the sour, undigestet admin- f?od and foul gases, take the excess provide bile from the liver and carry out al -,h years tbe constipated waste matter and pois^ e never ons 'n the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will sureh enacted straighten you out by morning. Thej >een en- work while you sleep?a 10-cent bo? market from your druggist means your heat clear, stomach sweet and your livei ials and an(l bowels regular for months. federal MATRIMONIAL COMMANDMENTS d Com- Rev. Frank E. Rideout, pastor of i entative Baptist church in Bridgeport, Conn, ng the jias prepared ten commandments earl pel the for husband and wife, which he says to ship- vvill insure perfect happiness, h would The ten for husbands are: >y mak- ^ Thou shalt not think that thyed sup- <eif are "It.". 2. Thou shalt not praise thy neigh perish- |)0r's wife; praise thine own. ailroads 3_ Thou shalt not be stingy with thy wife. int loaf 4 Thou shalt not share the lov< id from for thy wife with the booze shop. She average ,]Cserveth it all. s. The 5^ Thou shalt not keep any secrets r seven from thine wife. Secrets breed sus picion and wreck confidence. 6. Thou shalt not refuse to talk tc bakers wjfe after the day's work is done iling to 7^ Thou shalt not fail to provide correct |jfe insurance for thy family. omplied g. Thou shalt not scold thy wife ;vidence when the meat burns. Blow up a pow 1 before ,jer uiill instead. 9. Thou shalt not fail to kiss thj Dillon \yife goodby every morning. market io. Thou shalt not forget through - - .... a!j the years of thy life that thy wife 'ould ho whom God has given thee as thy com s one's panjon, is thy superior. The ten for wives are: lid pay Thou shalt not he spendthrift th; cer- p0 not squander thy husband's money said he. 2. Thou shalt not talk shop wher guested husband returns at night. . rs a pro, Thou shalt not fail to have hi.< uething mea]s on time. e little 4 Thou shalt not quiz thy weddec ie proli- husband. He adroit and he will tel nterests thee all. >se any 5^ Thou shalt not nap thy husband -ommon pjjt him with an axe. It is more kind all the g# Thou shalt not fail to dress up om one for ^y husband as thou didst before men of marriape. ; hands 7 Thou shalt not try to fight thj forced." husband. Crying will fetch him soon iew- er. iJehigh 8. Thou shalt not expect thy hus e these band to apologize?even when he if price of wrong. Let it pass. 9. Thou shalt not hesitate to assure e usual thv husband that he is the rrrentect summer man alive, and that thou dost admir< e is an him more than Roosevelt or Hughes, isumers 10. Thou shalt not remind thy husns they band what a great sacrifice thou didst make to marry him. 1 j. ^ THE PLA EROUS ( >n's Liver Tone Acts Like i Sick?Don't Lose a Day's Men, Women, Children? ick. It's horrible! right up and drug tonight and want you to work. money. Dods ilvcr which causes sale of calom< when it comes in- entirely vegett s into it. breaking make you sick that awful nausea I guarantee duggish and "all Tone will put torpid and bowels clean vour br?u e, dizziness, coated waste which i: eh sour, just try a you feel misei .ivcr Tone tonight. Dodson's Live :> any drug store feeling fine fo: Ison's Liver Tone. It is harmless; n't straighten you ant taste. 3 SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. - State of South Carolina, d County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. - Plato Holland and Rachel Hollan y Plaintiffs, against s Romio Holland, Cicero Holland, Mr I. George Anna Page, Donna Griffi x Bettie Rodgers and Beatrice Ho e land, Defendants. To the Defendant Above Named: You are hereby summoned and r quired to answer the complaint in th action, of which a copy is herewil i served upon you, and to serve a cop of your answer to the said complaii on the subscriber at his office, Unio South Carolina, within twenty da] after the service hereof, exclusive < the day of such service; and if you fa to answer the complaint within tl , time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this a tion will apply to the Court for tl ".relief demanded in the complaint. Jno. K. Hamblin, W. W. Johnson, Plaintiff's Attorneys. " Dated Union, S. C., tyov. 7th, 191 I. Frank Paolo ' I Clerk of the Court. s By J. W. G., D. C.. (Seal) To the Defendant Beatrice Holland: You will take notice that the sa: Summons and Complaint in the alxn entitled case are filed in the office < the Clerk of the Court of Commc Pleas for Union County in the Stai of South Carolina, of which this is copy of the said Summons. W. W. Johnson, Jno. K. Hamblin, Plaintiff's Attorneys. I. Frank Peake, Clerk of the Court, By J. W. G., D. C. (Seal) 4G FOOTNOTE. Some women buy door-mats. Oth< women marry them.?Cincinnati Ei quirer. ; ||| 1 iiis Col tee is ( In your search for thi . cal coffee, you take m Luzianne. Each cai 1 guarantee: "After us this can according to satisfied in every res] fund the money you p a money-back guaran , use one-half as mucl coffee. Write for pre 1 ?Z5j ; The Reily -Taylo Peoples Un Funeral Directo ( Automobile Equipment Calls Answered P hTw7edg/ t Phone 240 ice of ;alomel Calomel But Doesn't Gripe, ; Work?Harmless Liver Read Guarantee! make you feel fine and vigorous T go back to the store and get your >on's Liver Tone is destroying the ;1 because it is real liver medicine; ible. therefore it can not salivate or that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver , 1 ? ? . your siuggisn liver to work and yels of that sour bile and constipated 5 clogging your system and making "able. I guarantee that a bottle of r 'bone will keep your entire family r months. Give it to your children, doesn't gripe and they like its pleasPOSITIVE EVIDENCE from many people who have been cured of Eczema by using - ffisteS 5. thaoi MARK n, ECZEMA REMEDY is proof of its merit. Try it today. Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. C. e- ? . k About 182,000 acres of the Madras " presidency in India has been sown in ^ indigo this year, about twice the normal area, n, , m THAT KNIFE-LIKE PAIN kil *e Is Only One of Nature's Warnings of C of Weak or Disordered Kidneys. Have'you a lame back, aching day and night? Do you feel sharp pains aser stooping? Are the kidneys 6. sore? Is their action irregular? Use D|an's Kidney Fills?the medicm* >' *'~ recommended by sol .many Union people. Read this case: J. M. Oshields, 8 S. Enterprise St., Union, says: "I had inflamma[d tion of the bladder and my kidneys re we-e in awful shape. The pains in my of back were terrific. The doctor said I m had gravel and during one attack four te phyricians sat up with me all night; a they thought I was going to die. A (doctor advised me to try Doan's Kidney Pills and I got a box from the Palmetto Drug Co. I was relieved after I had taken them a day or so and before long I passed a gravel stone. One box of Doan's Kidney .3 Pills cured me and that cure has lasted for eight years." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask Ur a kidney remedy?get sr Doan's Kioney Pills?the same that i- cured Mr. Oshields. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. <a? WA iTl ml^\ Guaranteed good ??| e best and most economi0 chances when you buy 1 carries this unqualified ing the entire contents of directions, if you are not ?ect, your grocer will re>aid for it." We also give tee that you only have to h Luzianne as a cheaper mium catalog. mmmm i^assss & COFFEE r Co. New Orleans . dertaking Co. rs and Embalmers Furnished When Desired. romptly Day or Night VR, Manager. 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