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# V I i ?ti I Merchants & PI; "The Old ! The Oldest and Larges ; I Is a member of the FEDEI : the United States of Americ : thing like H.000 other NATIO I UESEKVE SYSTEM, and v I RESERVE BANK, and get i I have a NATIONAL Saving C money is absolutely safe, an C any time you nee 1 it?with you DO NOT need it, it is pi ily, both tiight and day. LOOK FOR THE BANK 1 j And deposit your money ul v. M. FAKK, ! President. > I \\\\\SV\V\A\NXXmsmXXXJt f For A I < A Few 1 ^ \Studebaket I i A/in y M | FIRST COME, j I Fant Bi i wvv\\vv\v\v\vvvv\mx\^vv ,-r.. i r | "Old Hi I Wai % | Has Led Then | Than FOR" V Y Anrl C*il 0 miiM Wftii t For ss % 1 The Peoples |^k A^A A^A A^4 A^A A^A A^A LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS Tells How < Ijooaen a Tender Corn or Callus So It Lifts Out Without Pain. You reckless men and women who are pestered with corns and who have at least once a week invited an awful death from lockjaw or blood poison are now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drup: called free/.one, which the moment a few drops are applied to any corn or callus the soreness is relieved and soon the entire corn or callus, root and all, lifts off with the fingers. Free/one dries the moment it is applied, and simply shrivels the corn or callus without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue or skin. A small bottle of free/one will cost very little at any of the drug stores, but will positively rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or hardened callus. If your druggist hasn't any freezone he can get it at any wholesale drug house for you. In an effort to save the rapidly disappearing wild bird life of Utah, arrangements have been completed for the establishment of a bird sanctuary, to cover an area of 700 acres. vitii hi in UNDER 1 \COVERNMENT ^SUPERVISION MEMBER BANK UNDER j EEDERA L RESER VE ACT j BE?? j i IImII DnnL I 1 I dincia nai i Ddiiiv Reliable" t Bank in Union County ! a IAL RESERVE SYSTEM of a. It is bound up with borne- ; NAL Banks in the FEDERAL ; ve can go to our FEDERAL \LL the money we need. We ! s Department in which your J d you can pet your money at g out any question?and wh'le -j ling up interest for you stead- i I I 1 iVITIf THE CHIME CLOCK i a a tierc it will be absolutely safe ! J. D. ARTHUR, J Cashier. 4 """ Sale! | v More s g r | nJ | ie.y 1 FIRST SERVED I ( ros. Co. J IE I ickory"| gon | *;' i All For More % rY YEARS f Y II Leads | T ale by f Supply Co. | ^4. ^4. A^A y "^y "^r "^T f|^f "CASCARETS" BEST IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS, SICK, CONSTIPATED Best for liver and Bowels, Bad Breath, Bad Colds, Sour Stomach. Get a 10-cent box. Sick headache, biliousness, coated tongue, head and nose closed up with a cold?always trace this to torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in the intestines, instead of being cast out of Wo ouofam ia ?-o .?luu?K?.l I-?- 11 v>.v njotvui in I c-aunui UL'U IIILU II1U blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes congestion and that dull, throbbing, sickening headache. Cascarets immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep?a 10-cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet, breath right, complexion rosy and your liver and bowels regular for months. LOCKHART JUNCTION Lockhart Junction, March 13.?The weather c(|itinucs unsettled yet. It seems like about the time the land Rets ready for the plow it rains again. Spring begins the 20th, so says the almanacs, and we are always glad to see the beautiful spring time, when everything puts forth its beauty. Gardening time has come and very little work has been done in the garden. Some have bedded potatoes. I hear some say they will not plant any Irish potatoes for the price is too high. It does seem that the people hardly know what to do. There have been so many changes and happenings in the past year. Some say the United States will soon be at war. Some think it will soon be over when the United States goes to war for the Germans want that and will surrender, but it might be like the war of the AO's, the Confederate war. Some prophesied that they could drink all the blood that would be shed, but they were mistaken and this war went on four years. Have you stopped to think that the people are going through a great crisis This must be the perilous times that the Bible speaks of. There h ive been about ten million killed, captured, wounded and missing?more even than nistorv or tno nihle has recorded. This certainly must lie the last days of the Christian era. It behooves the human family to he ready when that prroat day comes. I have read so much of woman suffrage. That is a prreat subject now before the people. I believe the time will come when we will see the little white paper pro in the box placed there by ladies' hands. This writer was in Cherokee county last week. I found the roads in better condition than they are in Union county. Where I travelled the roads had been prone over with the drapf, done by the different farmers of the community. T was told they did not make any charpres aprainst the county. 1 would like to know if there have been any draprpred in Union county that way. The Cherokee people seem to have hold of the same end of the rope, nulliner the same wav. We find prood school hous<^ jrood churches and prood people. I attended the play priven at the Sunnyside school house by the school and the teachers as leadincr characters and others that made up the show. I surely did enjoy it and it was full Pi fun from start to finish. We find many prood people in this section. I stopped at several homes in the Sunnyside section. Amonpr them was that of Mr, P. Y. Poole, where he is with his mother, Mrs. J. R. Poole, and sister. Mrs. Tnprram. Mrs. Poole is a very old lady, soon will be 87 years old. She is the wife of Mr. J. R. Poole, who lived to a very old apre. He was elected sheriff before he was 21 years old, but came 21 before he took the oath;,l&f office. Mrs. Poole is now living where she was born and reared. She is a rvtuu wuinaii wmi a sironp mind, readv to express her views on any subject, She is not in favor of woman suffrage and pives a pood reason why. She *-ikes The Union Times and many other papers and she keeps up with all the happeninps and chanpes. I spenl the nipht with them and surely did enjoy my stay. Also stopped at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Strain, where we took dinner. Mr. Strain is another readei of The Times. He is a son of Mr James L. Strain, -better known as "Vox," as he was one of the Times correspondents before he died and was a pood man and well known by manj people in Union county. I appreciated the kindnesses shown me by these pood people. I visited Mrs. J. II. Fowler's home where I enoyed myself, as I always do, when I po there for Mrs. Fowlei was born and reared in Union count\ on Pea Ridge, near Kelton, and sh? and her family feel like my owr neighbors. I could keep on tellinjar you of ii good people I stopped with, but it will take too much space and this might not seem like news to you, but I hac to mention these Rood people as thej are known in Union county. Dr. P. P. Claxton of the Bureau ol Education, Washington, D. C., Rave t splendid address on the fundamenta needs of the public education in th< Southern States. He travels fronr Canada to Porto Rico and is well uj on nis worK. There will be a box supper at th< Gault school house next Saturday night, the 26th. Come boys and buj a box and eat with your girl.. Mr. John Little has returned fron the Fox Hunters' association held ii Columbia. He reports a large gath ering and a nice time. Miss iAila Gault of Union spent Sunday with her father, Mr. W. G Gault. Rev. J. S. Thrasher filled his ap pointment at Elford Grove last Sun day. Moxy. YOU CAN HAVE . beautiful hair if you keep the scfilf; ciean ana neaitny. Neglect resiiltf in baldness. We recommend RADK MARK Sold by us; fiOc and $1.00. Glymf h'i Pharmacy. Union, S. C. Whenever You Need a General To nl< Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Taste lew chill Tonic is equally valuable a i t General Tonic because it contains th< well known tonic propertiesof QUINI NI and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Dr ivei out Malaria, Enriches the Blood anc Builds up the Whole System. SO c< nta )' A^A.^ I If It Is Gooc I The Union T X Anil #1 -u ;j; nnu ilic Uli | sell you at r | can buy it But listen, our interest is ; X help you live better and lr JL Strikes. You can not do better, y abundantly, we have all k Use more Prunes, Peaches Wholesome and Money Sa Evaporated Fruits at befoi than to eat Rice. Who ca ?* in combination, makes a si X Rice JL. i r..i - - ^ ? cupiui rice V 1 pint cold water ! Y 1 A Pick over and wash the A cold water. To the rapidly A not to check the boiling, j A ing the rice water for soup i A ing water through the ric A place the rice in the kettli A for a moment or place in 1 I A tinct. Rice cooked in this ; Y Helpful Hint?A teas . Y m&ke Rice very white ar i i Rice contains nearly thi A tatoes! Ask Dr. Wiley, P i f One pound of Rice feeds I The Uni : X "go ; A "Satisfactioi i A Phone 100 or 80 stY if K II 4 SB L/IMRJ |<^ Thoroughness fate of the greates Thoroughness i wearing qualities ! You will find i r and-through solidi I ! Each single pa I trained engineerir been accurately Each finished car . equipped shops. The stamp of 1 Chevrolet car. It is no wonde tion to its owner. > Model Four Ninety Touring C with all weather top, $625.00. "Bj $ 800.00. Chevrolet eight cylinder 1 prices P. O. B. Flint. W.LG i I 1 I dftfc A^A A^A A^A, J? I to Eat and Can Grocery Co. inces are that etall for less t wholesale by your interest and our efforts are /e for less especially in this time ou can not economize more than inds from 5c to 15c per gallon 5, Apples and Apricots than eve vers. We have Good Stocks of re the war prices. And then yc res for potatoes! Below we giv itisfactorv substitute for nntatnc v ir w ~ i Cooked as a Vegetable. 1 tablespoonful s 3 quarts boiling Rice. Allow it to soak for one 1 j boiling, salted water, add the Cook until tender. Drain throuj ) or for laundry use. Pour aboui e to remove the loose starch fro e in which it was cooked, and s the oven to dry out thoroughly, manner is delicious served with poonful of lemon juice to a qi id keep the grain separate whi ree times as much energy-buildi ure Food Expert. ; five persons five days. on Grocei OD THINGS TO EAT" i and Service or Your Money B L in the smallest detail? ;t things. in construction will of an automobile. n the Chevrolet a car ity of construction. rt has been carefully 1 W * ig corps, uach minu machined by experl has been thoroughly t thoroughness is mark r that this car gives i ar $550.00. Roadster, $535.00. "Four Nin iby Grand" Touring Car or "Royal Mail" rour passenger Roadster or five passenger T RFFN ft UNION, S. C. rW V V " V V V Vi Be Had | Has It 1 % we will % han you | the car ? T always directed to of Panic, War and JL Y to use Good Syrups under the market. t before, Healthy, Finest California >u can't do better e a receipe which, is: > f Y salt water ? n. . _ - i tuur in tne pint 01 rice, slowly, so as gh a strainer, sav t one quart of boil m the grains. Re hake over the fire Each kernel is dis gravy. lart of water will V m boiled. V ng material as po y Co. 1 t ack" X . L. Wagnon, Mgr. iSTHl'iiMiir/ iia^r-5^ TAILS 1 "1 . ^ 3 decides the decide the of throughplanned by a te detail has L i i mecnanics. ested in well ed on every eal satisfac ety" Tourinpr Car, fitted Roadster, fully equipped, ourinj? Car, $1385.00. All ' m