Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B I Merchants & F a j; "The Oh The Oldest and Larg 5 Is a member of the FED the United States of Amei H thinir like 8,000 other NAT RESERVE SYSTEM, and RESERVE RANK, and tre have a NATIONAL Savii C money is absolutely safe, ft any time you nee 1 it?\vi 5 you DO NOT need it. it is C ily, both niprht and day. | LOOK FOR THE BANK F And deposit your money 1 | i. M. FARR. ? President. 1t Emuammmiammimuauiim WASTE The following prices v WE PAY FOR? Clean old rags $1.75 ] Scrap Iron 30c per 100 (>ld useless books and Dry Bones 70c per 10( Old Sacks 2 to 5c apie Scrap Metals from 5 t Boots, Shoes, Rubber, If you have an old ai space in your yard phor an offer. We are also buying h and are paying the highe for the above. Get cash for your wast ing same. The prices named are our shop. The Reliab SAM KAk Nicholson's Warehouse? UNIO Automohi Bring us your Cas when they i We Do Good Work We Have A Comp] WILLIAMS VUL N. Pinckney St. 4 T1 | "Old H 1 Wa f "w T X Has Led Thei ? Than FOR | And St * For s | The Peoples Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up Sysie The Old Standard general strengthening too GROVE S TASTKLKSS ch'll TONIC, dtivea < Malaria.enrlcheathehlood.and builds up the a tem. A true tonic. For adults and children. S >^UiiHinmnininin mm HI MM UNDER ? \COVERNMENT ^SUPERVISION MEMBER BANK UNDER 3 EJWERA L RESERVE ACT ^ I .THE : Manters Nat'l Bank d Reliable" est Bank in Union County ! i EIIAL RESERVE SYSTEM of ioa. It is bound up with some- J IONAL Banks in the FEDERAL J we can go to our FEDERAL I t ALL the money we need. We ! ngs Department in which your ) and you can get your money at ithout any question?and wh'le ! piling up interest for you stead- i WITH THE CHIME CLOCK i I ivhere it will be absolutely safe J. D. ARTHUR, Cashier. ; : i \ i : i i i IS A SIN! ! rill prove it to you: ! )er 100 lbs. 1 lbs. ' magazines 40c per 100 lbs. < ) lbs. ; ce. i ;o 20c ner nnnnH - I I? Bicycle Tires, 2 to 8c per lb. < itomobile taking up useful ] le us and we will give you < lides, bees wax and tallow i st prevailing market prices i l e materials instead of wast- 1 i for material delivered to J le Junk Co. 5SLER, Mgr. j -Main St. and Sou. Railway ?N, S. C. le Owners! ings and Inner Tubes i 1CCLI UUOLUlllig. i At Reasonable Prices 1 l lete Vulcanizing Plant. j CANIZING WORKS Near Foster's Shop l 4^4 HLE t 4 ! lickory" f j igon 11 T ' m All For More ITY YEARS | ill Leads | >ale by $ ! Supply Co. | V ni The shrub from which the French ,c? manufacture the perfume known as ^ cassie has been found growing abundoc. antly in the Philippines. MASTKKS SALE. ] State of South Carolina, County of Union. ( Court of Common Pleas, llammie Menn-Askew, as Administratrix C. T. A., the last will and testament of Mrs. F. A. Mentf, Deceased, Plaintiff, apainst ! Charles K. Menjr, J. Edward Menj?, Sr., et al.. Defendants. < In obedience to an order made in ] the above entitled action, I will sell < at Union, durinir the lepral hours of , sale beiore the Courthouse door on ( Salesdav, Monday, February 5th, 1917, , the following lands, located in Pinckney Township, Union County, South ] Carolina, to wit: ' First: Tract No. One (No. 1) con- ( tainincr fortv-six (4(D ^ loss, loft in the residuary clause of < the will of Mrs. F. A. Menpr, deceased, t and as appears as Tract No. One (1) ] upon the survey and plat of the estate lands of Mrs. F. A. Menpr, deceased, 1 made by W. N. Willis, C. E., Anril 10th, 1915, now of record in the office , of the Clerk of this Court: bounded ' on North by Tract No. Six (5) or * C. K. Menir fifty acre life estate tract ^ and also lands of James T. Garner; 1 East by Bailey Sprintr branch or lands 1 of Jas. T. Garner, South by Herndon < Menpr mill tract and Tract No. 1 of ] estate of ,T. E. Menpr lands "brick vard i tract": West by Tract No. fi or C. K. Montr fifty-acre life estate tract. Second: Tract No. 2 containing thirty-one and eiprht-tenths (21.8) ' acres, more or less, left in the residu- 1 itry clause of the will of Mrs. F. A. t Menpr. deceased, and as appears as t Tract No. 2 upon the survey and plat f of the estate lands of Mrs. F. A. j Menpr. deceased, made by W. N. Willis. C. E.. April lfith. 1915, now of record in the office of the Clerk of this Court; and bounded on North bv r Howell Sprintr branch or lands of s Tames T. Garner. East by Howell 51 Sprintr branch or lands of .Tames t T. Garner and Tract No. 4 of ) the F. A. Menpr home place laid off i under said will, one hundred (100) j acres to TTammie TIentr-Askew: South ; l?v said Tract No. t. the Hammie Mrnc-Aslfon- ' 1 ""OV 6 .. ... - imminii ii'M'i acres , if the F. A. Montr home place and . r?n the West hv Tract No. 3, the J. ' Edward Montr. Sr., tract represented ' in the devise and conveyance of Mrs. F. A. Menp. deceased. s Third: Tract No. 3, containinp sev- p enty-five (75) acres, more or less, rep- i resentinp a devise under the will and a conveyance by Mrs. F. A. Menp, de- (] eased, and as appears as Tract No. 1 nnon the survey and plat of lands , ?f Mrs. F. A. Mencr, deceased, and J. Edward Menp, Sr.. made hv W. N. 0 Willis, f. E.. April 10th. 1915, now ^ >f record in the office of the Clerk of t his Court: hounded on North hv lands t >f W. N. Garner, R. T,. Howell. Mrs, t 7. I,. Garner. Howell Snrinp branch u \nd Tract No. 3 of thirty-one and <: jiirht-tenths (31.8) acres, South by J| ands of Tract No. 4 (Hammie Menp\skew) and lands of R. R. Goine. and N Vnct 1 >- " * * " ..v.?, ...y t??iuir> oi u. r?. uoincf and W.l" Garner. Terms of sale on each tract: One- o diird cash and the balance in two 1< ;qual annual installments or all ctdHi r is purchaser desires. Any credit por- c don or deferred payment to he evilenced hv the hond of the purchaser j ind a first morteapre on the premses. The deferred pavments to hen'- a nterest at the rate of eight ner cent * ->er ann'-m from date of sale and to ' nclude in both bond and mortgage ^ en ner cent attorney's fee upon de- c r-?nit. in navment at maturity. Sold at t he risk of former purchaser, the pur- 2 baser to pav for papers. < E. C. Howze. !-:! Master. j ?? ( MASTER'S SALE. < 1 itate of South Carolina, 1 County of.Union. Court of Common Pleas. Robert Hawkins, Plaintitf, against < Willie Hawkins, et al., Defendants. Tn 4 - -- --J ... uucuicmc iu an orner made in Jie above stated case I will sell at Un- j on, durintr the lejral hours of sale, lefore the Courthouse door, on Sales- ] lay, Monday, Feb. .r?th, 1017, -the folowinp: land to wit: t All that certain tract of land ly- < inp, being and situate in Fishdam ] Township, County of Union, State ( aforesaid, containing: one hundred \ and forty-seven (147) acres, more or ( less, and being: bounded by lands of , W. C. Wallace, Mary Jane Jeter, } Charner Dawkins, Oeorge Sims and j T. (lilmore. < Terms of Sale: One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual installments, payable one and two years from date of sale, credit portion se- , cured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, with in- ^ terest at the rate of ei^ht per cent per annum from date of sale, and to provide for the payment of ten per ' cent attorney's fee in the event it becomes necessary to collect by an attorney after maturity, purchaser to pay for papers and recording and have the option of paying all cash. | E. C. Howze, 1 2-" Master for Union County. | SHERIFF'S SALE. I Ry virtue of sundry executions to me directed I will sell before the . Courthouse door in Union, S. C., on the first Monday in February, 1917, during the legal hours of ' Sheriff( sales for cash, the following described . property, to wit: j All the right, 'title and interest that , A. Mcdowan has in one tract <>f land j in I'inkney Township, Union ('ountv, . S. containing one hundred and j sixty (H>0) acres, more or less, and j hounded on the North by I'acolet river, ^ Fast by Sam Littlejohn, West by E. , U. Uittlejohn, South by E. L. Little- < john, levied on and to be sold as the | property of A. McGowan at the suit ] of The Georgia Marble Finishing ] Works and others against A. Me- ( Gowan. J. Hay Fant, , 2-3 Sheriff Union County. t BAPTISTS I > KM AND LAW WITH TEE1 Committee From State Conventi Assembles?Present Act a Failure. In compliance with a rcsoluti passed at Newberry, at the Rapt State convention, providing that committee of ten be appointed to s Dear in person before the governor a l.he legislature, or proper commit! ">f t.hnt Vinrt v nnno.ii;?.. 41 ' j , u|>)>?aiuiK IU HICI1I J .he enactment of an ironclad prohi ion law," eitfht of the ten men a pointed met at the Jefferson hotel ? o'clock last night. Col. I. H. Hu )f Newberry was prevented from ! pending the meeting on account sickness. I"). A. G. Ouzts of Gret A-ood was unavoidably detained inme. The committee was called to ore] >y J. M. Kinard of Newberry, cha nan. Col. R. B. Watson, Rid spring; C. B. Bobo, Laurens; the R< j. L. Knight, Laurens; Joseph N< A-ood, Columbia; the Rev. E. M. Dig! "oot, Clinton; the Rev. J. D. Huggii Denmark, and the Rev. J. M. Mitchc Columbia, were present. Dr. C. Brown, Columbia; A. P. Brown, C umbia, and E. B. Wallace, Columb dthough not members of the comm ee, were present and heartily indors he action of the committee. T >V. C. T. U. sent greetings to the coi nittee and the president of this c ranization requested that a committ 'rom this body meet with them at j.i. (UCI UUlt*. It was the consensus of opinio >f the committee that an unusual ti >f interest in favor of prohibition iweeping the State and absorbing t ittention of the people just at t! ime. Since the decision of the s ireme court, upholding the Weh venyon law, a great change has tak )lace. The committee was unanimo n its decision. The roll was call ind the members voted unanimous o present the resolutions to the legi ature, urging an ironclad prohibits aw, without any compromise. The following resolution was pr ented and received the express a >roval of every member of the coi nittee. The entire committee will sei in audience with the legislature t lay: "We, the undersigned and beare lereof, appointees of the Baptist Sta onvention, and representing the 15( '00 members of Baptist churches he State, in carrying out the fun ions of our office, hereby appeal he members of our legislature to gi is an ironclad prohibition law South Carolina and the machine lecessary to enforce it, the law f khich we twice voted, and won by tl aajority of votes which we cast. "In accordance with the request ur people, we make the appeal to tl egislature where all our laws a nade. v In case we are unable to a omplish our ends in this way, 1 lecent and honorable appeal, then s our purpose to carry the case i higher court?to the people thei .elves, upon the hustings, in th< lomes, and in their places of busines Ve base our appeal upon the failu if the present whiskey law and up VlP Rnrl pnnHitinn ~! v^.-uivium ui initiiy ui uur ei :ens, who must he protected by t State or else be hopelessly ruined." The report is signed by John , ICinard, chairman; It. B. Watsc Jraves L. Knight, E. M. I,iirhtfo< 1. B. Boho, Joseph Norwood. J. Juggins and James M. Mitchell, st etary.?Tuesday's State. NOTICE. State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. T. Hoy Fant, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. ?ant Bros. Co., et al., Defendants. Notice is hereby given that a reft ;nc will be held in the above entitl :ase in my office at Union Cou Jouse, S. C., on Friday, the 19th d >f January, 1917, at 10 o'clock A. J 'or the purpose of taking proof of laims against Fant Bros. Co.; vhich time and place all creditors !ai<! company may attend and pro ;heir claims against said Fant Bri :0. E. P. llnwvft Master for Union County. January 2, 1917. I GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST CLOTH THROUGH HAI1 DOUBLE ITS BEAUT Pry This! Hair Gets Thick, Glos: Wavy and Beautiful at Once. Immediate? Yes! Certain??tha the joy of it. Your hair hecoir iirht, wavy, fluffy, abundant and fl wars as soft, lustrous and beauti is a young girl's after a Danderi lair cleanse. Just try this?moist i cloth with a little Dandcrinc a arefully draw it through your ha making one small strand at a tir rhis will cleanse the hair of dust, d ir excessive oil, and in just a f noments you have doubled the beat >f your hair. A delightful surpr iwaits those whose hair has been nc ected or is scraggy, faded, dry, br le or thin. Besides beautifying, t lair, Danderine dissolves every p< icle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies a nvigorates the scalp, forever stoppi telling and falling hair, but what \\ ilease you most will be after a f weeks' use, when you see new haii ine and downy at first?yes?but re y new hair growinir all over the sen [f you care for pretty, soft hair, a ots of its surely pret a 25-cent hot >f Knowlton's Danderine from a Iruff store or toilet counter and ry it. iam i s I children fl Graham |j| 7 rich i i ^ ^ on | N. Ba Ca GRAF I CRACKERS on You don't have to coax the < If1 1 ea* plenty of N. B. C. a 1 jw Crackers. These are not on! V the nourishment that' ee muscle, but their templing tast or ffl the little appetites hungry fa bi* N. 13. C. Graham Cracker P" |S an individuality and r.uVik jlit & that other graham crackc:^ lt_ | This makes them an almost 0f Sally popular article of everyc NATIONAL BISCUI a _ __ ns | Bright Future Fc u>b on The future for the Farmer ap at any time in the history of thi lv ment has shown wisdom in that i is- siderable attention to questions of great drawbacks to Farming has e- another serious handicap has been P- Farmers have had to pay. The has cured both these handicaps, o- to improve their Farms at Low a period of from 5 to 40 years, you, Mr. Farmer, to investigate ).- We will gladly furnish you with in power to give. Command us. cto ve 'i Bailey Furniture i he For 20 Years Union's Jp Builders and Home re ,c X ' it ?????????????????? to niir so Life is a joy to the owners i the Springtime or any other ? The upkeep of these sple i cars is very small, the mileaj 5: line is high. These are reaso ir- 5; Chevrolet. ed $ Then, too, this machine ha ay \ appearance that commands r l\.. 5 owner. The Chevrolet looks a!1 ^ and it proves that it is a real a ^ 8 factory service it gives. ve 8 Best of all, the Price is Ri as- y stration and for Prices. -3 i W. E. GREE1> i UNION, S v . M. y If You Neec t's You can help yourself 1 les Union Junk Co. all kini Rags, Rubber, Bones, IV no Copper. We pay the H en everything. Special prl< ? Furs. 2 UNION JUNK ( ty 34 Gadberrv Street | Branch in Jonesi he n-i WACO TONIC from |J(V I I UIII i11 Never fails to prove its merits in (i."C( ew such complains as Indigestion, Ma- f ? laria, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, That > Tired Feeling, Neuralgia, Constipnj tion, Heart Trouble, Eczema, Sick j Headache, Catarrh and Nervousness. | . This Special Offer Good Only While Advertising Stock Lasts. The $1.00 ny Bottles for 60 cents, 3 for $1.25, at is pi Milhous Drug Co., Union, S. C., Main Sold St. 41-tf Glyn lay diet. | >r Farmers! pears brighter now than s country. This governt has for years paid conagriculture. One of the been the lack of capital; i the high rate of interest recent Farm Loan Act Farmers can get money Rate of Interest and for It will not be amiss for this matter for yourself, any information in our & Lumber Co. Leading Home : Furnishers ; of Chevrolet Cars in g time. g mdid, smooth-running g ?e per gallon of gaso- g >ns for purchasing the ? is the neat, attractive ;? espect and pleases the g like a real automobile, g utomobile by the satis- % 1 ight. See for Demon- j I, Dealer 1 . C. | I Money by selling to the is of Scrap Iron, letals, Brass and Ighest prices for ces on Hides and 0 COMPANY UNION, S. C. /ille, S. C. POSITIVE EVIDENCE many people who have been 1 of Eczema by usinjr TRAOI MAN ^ ECZEMA REMEDY oof of its merit. Try it today. only by us, 50c and $1.00. iph'a Pharmacy, Union, S. C.