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TUB "KOSIiOKOCKII 1IOMK." f Memorial to Chester Young Woman, s Her Work of l.ove and Consecration, c Miss Kate Hosborough's work in the s mountains around Kdiremont and the community house that i^ to he erected ? as a memorial to her form the theme I for the following editorial in today's h Charlotte < !>. ervcr: I'nder this title liev. lhlmund X. Joyner. of Lenoir, t". year of whose lift* h.'U lu?r?n <!i?vnto.l in * 1 .??>.! sjiiiitu i! uplift of the 'people of the mountain section of Caldwell county, jrives permanent shape to the -toty of the labor of love uf a modern ovanvi ' of lifrhi. Mi-s Kate Itosbornuvrh. M . .Toyner relate- the hi-toiy of th < It da* * f ti e Hopkins soi ool. loca'ed in I a viil'rv between I.inville and |-M- | moot, from wh* h as a uncle*:. a . : * I work was established for the education and betterment of the people. For the development of tbi work tin1 v was need of what would now bo railed v a civic worker, and this worker was ' materialized in the person of Mi-- y Kate TJo^boroueh. of Chester. S. C. 1 One of lu r first steps on m u hiny the set*' "tvo i \< as the establishment of a' night school, and this was followed hy Sunday and Ilible schools, and in connection with the-o activities, as we are told hy Mr. doyner?"she gathered the children around her. amused and taught them: she met with the1 women for their instruction and help: she went from house to house for, miles, visited the sick, comforted the sorrowing, stood bv the dying, and in one instance, holding a funeral ser- * Ivice." And further: "For four c Jmonths she taught the neighboring |School and imparted altogether new; .ideals in children and parents. There j Jiare no roads to speak of through that ! ? region. The postoffice and railroad ^station are five miles, which double! { themselves across three creeks and ' Mmany logs. She walked it. again and 'again, for sufficient reasons. She ' j ^trailed a party of men and women 12 t ?ni'los to the county seat to make an-1 e tperd for help in road-building in the c 'neglected quarter. She ti'od to get o ? ??.i .. ?..re. ... 1 f ?? I v ' ?I ? IWUl'- alliu ?l V.IIU'M the "0'ovnmont could rot ??ive jn ?" district of rn^re trails. la every wi'-' c she enured hcself into ;in<l wnprv 1 lif-r^olf around \v:lli the people and j their ii Invests. and no ! iman boinir ] i ever hem me nearer or more My. to the standvd <>f ' V" Ii v.-s 5:-. FcntomW, vi" ?Vi ' AT'> (,f TRo 1 o'-oucrh hoetan this work. 1 r--'...jit of the pr?ct yonr she wont I'^rv > tn few weeks' rest hut was prove, d . from ret urn in'* hv the wreck of hrhi and roads in the <rreat Hood whi h Shortly followed, and she extended her' visit to a brother in Atlanta, where > she was run down on the streets hy | an automobile and killed. Mr. .lovnorj tells of the ?rrief the news of her death p caused the mountain peonle and of how h they determined to establish a me-i morinl to her name. The memorial, it , was decided, should take the shape of j' a community house, which micrht he' headquarters for settlement work, the j ^ noon ior wmrn .miss Kosnorouyn nan t; recoprni'/ed. The people of what miprht ! be called Miss Rosborouprh's eonprretra- < tion. raised amoner themselves the sum ^ of $<>00?and amonp people of their ' limited means this amount is of elo- '/ fjuent significance. There was one concontribution of $2". while another of j fered rot only all the land required for' > the site, but pledcred himself for a . cash donation of $100. Mr. .loytvr is now makinj? an anneal to the public to carry on this noble work to com .c plot ion. The desiprn of the huildintr 11 adopted will call for $1,200. The project has not only the endorsement or T.ishon Tlorner. hut bear -it ' ? ? > it of the Woman's Aux"lb?rv School. Meantime. Mr. Toynt -. i ' noir. will yive full , to dl i .ti'rested inrjuirio . [? i- i *>!< - The 'itvovvrr to do wbni>- * t> within it-- power to further tin- in' ? ests of all enternri-es of so evce'leu: I 'i nature as the founding of the lios* j horoutrh Home. The l!eiu?'-t<.r. KVKU S \ t .IV t TKT) 15V CAI.OMKI.? HORRIBLE! Calomel is Quicksilver and Acts I.ike Dynamite on Your l.iver. Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; quick- s silver Calomel is danyerou-. h h cra-'hes into <oui hile like dynamite, h erampintr arid sickeninpr you. Calomel i attacks the hones and should never he P put into your system. When you feel hilious, slutrirish, con- J ^ stipated and all knocked out and he- ^ lieve you need a dose of dangerous cal-1 y omel just rememher that your drinr-; rr< t sells '"or "0 cents a lartre hottle of Dodson's l.iver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to tnk" ?nd i-- a nerfeet suhstitute !"or calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without tirriny you up i' ide. and can not salivate. Don't take caelomel! i' m i sick the i.' vt day. it loses you a da worlc. Dodson's l.iver Tone straightens you riyh tup and you feci trrea? (live it to ihe children hecnuse i( i perfectly harmless and doesn't if ripe. Klr/.nhelh Tucker, of ('hieka sha, Okla., i< the only woman prim firrh*er trainer and manaerer. She performs this, dual office for her two brothers, Kdward and f.onnie Tucker. both of them aggressive lads who are | coming champions, at least in the | " opinion of their sister. Miss Tucker j is not yet 20, fait she ha,s proved a ' successful manager for her pugnacious brothers. She has arranged some excellent bouts for them, being careful in each instance to see that the Tucker combination gets the fat end of the purse. In selecting layinp hens look for ; nil, well developed breast and crop howinjr a larf?e pocket in which t? arry the food supply. This indicate: trenpth and vijror and ability to con ume sufficient food to produce ejrjj.s MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. j (Won't* Klint. the Kntrlish novelist as said to have written her novel ith her feet in hot water. Mirabeai: he French orator, it was said houirht out his speeches with his feel n cold water, the ohjeet boint* t< Irivc the hlootl to his head. WHAT IS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Laxative CATHARTIC AND LIVER TONIC ,ax-Fos is not a Secret or Patent Mediine but is composed of the following Id-fashioned roots and herbs: cascara bark blue flag root phiiRflon cir?r?T BLACK ROOT MAY APPLE ROOT SENNA LEAVES AND PEPSIN n Lax- 1:os tlie Cascara is improved by lie addition of these digestive ingredints making it better than ordinary Cas\it.\, and thus the combination acts nol nlv as i simulating laxative and catliari>: 1 '.it a'. ? ; s a digestive and 3iv- r tunic, >yrui? laxatives are weak, hut T.vx-I'.n oin'tiuv s stnngth wi.h palatable, a.-?latie t to Mid does not gripe or d:stui' lie s ui ieh. One bottle wi'l pro'.;: ,ax-1 s is iwalna' le for Constipati? tt, udigestiou or Tornid l.iver. 1'iiee 5oo. The timber industry on the Murmtii! >ast of Russia will i?o greatly bentLed by the completion of the Muran railway. iecsffliiSiiW f jj rrrrytj L'r. T. II. Cothrar; !* * " " 'mown hut maei %v, . ' xi-. i when e pets biiioii* or r. : ? purgativo icuicinc. v.! r. do \n -> suppose he oes'.' 0 t of his v.h i 1-ig lock of v?.r v.uu ...: ;.e beiceIs urd uro; range.* *.. . * e.. lie sr.ys Thei& : 1 U-tc .*." Tint's a tjgfrr:1 V-':l L|. ( ;.! r. . *. . . rye: i,,iie i t .v' .. . iiivv-i* leg.;1, 'or it p**.r' I*" vo". ' >, ('or..; ot gripe n e jrrituto tho del: -ate l':> vt i f * a rmch a*' ! bove!: a.id lvvay3 rv,/v* rtirk nrd plcfirast rcalts". 1? i- tire bo t system ] arif.cr l .iv.r. V. u.* t *. nrpp'.y * * ** -? j 1 ? **C*i ^ V.2 jbcti-.uta. _ A German colliery has installed a antecn 5(>0 feet below ground to savt s miners' time. >on't Rub It On Bruises or Sore Muscles "^loan's Liniment quickly pene^ trates and soothes nvithoui rubbing. Cleaner than mussy lasters or ointments, does nol tain the skin. Have a bottle handy for emergency, reumatic aches and pains, neuralgia, lunv ago, gout, strains, sprains and lame back, ield to Sloan's Liniment. At ell druggists, 25c. 50c. and $1.00. COOPER FURNITURE EXCHANGE UNION, S. C. We Huy, Sell and Exchange Furniture, Trunks, Stoves and Sewing Machines. Cash or Kasy Payments. Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins DENTIST OFFICE t PSTAIRS IN I In win Q C FOSTER BL'ILDINC UIIIUI1* i3. Vi. J ???? ? y 1 ESCAPED GERMANS FLEE TO MEXK } > Two From Interned Raiders Crof|l Roundarv?Make Their Way to p Matamoros, Where They Now Are. ^ Brownsville, Texas, March 26.? Two escaped members of the interne l crews of two German auxiliary cruis ers at the Philadelphia navy yard crossed the Rio Grande two miles below Brownsville Sunday and are nov in Matamoros, Mexico, opposite herd, according: to information received alt military headquarters at Fort Brown here tonigrht. American military authorities have taken the matter ui? with Mexican officials in Matamoros. The two men. according to militar" information, were members of th ; crows ot i mo i.orman snips ivronprpw Wilholm and Prinz Eitel Fiedrieh, atp escaped from Philadelphia last weel: They swam the river Sunday evening ; it is stated. What action MexicA I authorities would take was not kno\vTi ,. tonight. j Other members of the crews a*o i tempting to escape were captured bf' Philadelphia navy yard puards and poi lice oflicers. 1 ORPHANAGE CEI.ERRATES QlTARTO-CENTENARy Connie Maxwell orphanage, now* about ready to celebrate its quartocentenary, is just now making: specia| appeal to its constituency for enlarged grifts. The special necessity for thi| appeal arises from the fact that ro(* cently large numbers of new children have been received to fill the buildingc hat have been erected with funds from ec-acics left for this nurnose! and froili the further fact that the well-know rise in the cost of all articles h; caused embarrassment to the treasur The generosity of the Baptist peop of South Carolina towards their o , phanage is well known. They ha\| given strong support in the past to all its activities, and the future is guart anteed by the past. However, there are many who do not know of the . exigency that at the present time ex' I ists. and this appeal should inform them of the true condition of affairs. . | Connie Maxwell orphanage has capacity now for children and is , taxed to the limit. There is little doubt hat the sneeinl anneal now being made to its friends and supporters will rei suit in a response both prompt and I generous. Tt should not be necessary to appeal frantically or despcratelv: i for the orphan child. His helpless eon- ; idition should make that unnecessary. Surely the hare facts are sufficient. CMI? THIS AND PIN iiTi unin n 11' i'i n imiw.inu Cincinnati Man Tolls How to Shrivel { Up Corns or Calluses So They Lift Off With Fingers. Ouch !?!?!! This^ kin^/ rough talk will be heard less herein town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that n ! few drops of a drug called froezone j when applied to a tender .aching corn j or hardened callus stops soreness at i once, and soon the corn or callus dries ; up and lifts right off without pain. He says froezone dries immediately ; and never inflames or even irritates ; the surrounding skin. A small bottle ; Jot' froezone will cost very little at any : .'drug store, but will positively remove I [every hard or soft corn or callus from ' one's feet. Millions of American wo- i ^ iinen will welcome this announcement j i since mo inauguration 01 tne mgn < heels. If your druggist doesn't h:ive I free/one tell him to order a small hotj tie for you. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. 1 .State of South Carolina, County of Union. < Court, of Probate. < Notice is hereby given, that or. the j J fith of April, 1017. at 11 o'clock, a. m., I ' in the Court of Probate for said County. the undersigned will make their final settlement as Administrators of the Estate of W. G. W. Going, deceased. and that, thereupon lie will apply to the Judge of said Court, fori his final discharge as such Adminis-1 ' trators. i Coo. W. Going, i . .Ino. T. Going, F. V. Going. This f.th day of March, 1917. ' Published in The Union Times for no days. 10-4 NOTICE. All persons holding claims against the estate of W. H. Karnes, deceased, must present the same, duly proven, ; atul all per-ons indebted to said estate ' 11 must make payment to mo. Anna C. Barnes, i1 Administratrix. Tockhart. S. C., March 9. 1917. 11-31 - i < ,i A. G. KENNEDY Attorney at Law Office Over Citizens National Bank Union, S. C. I A. E. HILL ATTORNEY AT LAW Spartanburg, S. C. \A/ill nrnetieo in tVio Piuil ? AAA J/1 UV VAV V AAA 1/11V/ V/A T A A and Criminal Courts of Union County- 9-3mo-pd / ??^1 the ONE H/ I must sell tires aga K On this principle ir 9T cuts down upkeep K People ask how far Bj Diamond that w< B PRICED on a ba There is no "velvet* We carry a comple' B If ever a Diamc JH will be promptl "V^J K%xxv*s \xxxv%*x*%v**%**sivv^ J We h; t are nc FIRE afains 5 strong i 1\lZ*miA\rr sidera I ion in, \ NOTICE lll?s ? factory a ? in cas \ s x ww\v\mv\\\xm^ The Swiss dyestuff industry has had to cope, according to reports, with great difficulties in connection with labor and materials. There are coke ovens in Switzerland, and thecal tar products procurable have only been those which could be spared by belligerent countries, chiefly England Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days Your dnujeist will refund money if PAZO OINTMKNT fails to cuic any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Mies in 6to 14days. The first a; plication River. Kase and Rest. 50c. A woman says there is no pleasure in suffering if she has to do it in silence. Even when a girl turns a young man , down he can't help but admire her judgment. DON'T STAY GRAY Darken your hair to the shade desired with Mihlredina Hair Rejnady. This mow preparation is far superior to any dye, gives a glossy appearance to the hair. There is no danger of an itching o*poisoned scalp when you use "Mildredina" for this sininlo preparation positively contains no mercury, stiver, | zinc, aniline, coal-tar products of their derivatives. You just brush or comb it into the hair and presto! your ; gray hairs instantly disappear Your ( hair is a beautiful and uniform color throughout?the ends are as dark as. the balance and you have any shade desired from a light brown to a black. Just a moment's "touching up" once a week and no one can ever detect it. No rubbing, or washing off?No fading. Mildredina Hair Remedy is not a dye. We will send free sample if you will enclose 10c to cover postage and packing to convince you just bow much superior it is to all socalled dyes, stains, etc. The Mildred Louise Co.. Boston. Mass. For sale by Glymph's Pharmacy. 12-4 "I Can Sell Any 'Make of i town is not big enough in w , SALE ONLY basis. tin and again to the same peoj ty business has grown becaus > to a fair and reasonable figui will this tire run? I tell th< :>n't go five thousand miles. isis of only three thousand five ' in the price, but plenty ^ of "v te line of sizes in stock and car you can't come, telephone. Mid Tire must deliver full value i >nd Tire fails, a cheerful, willing a y made. The Union Hardware Union, S. C ^xxvx%xv*v>^v*x%v vxvvxvs ave resumed our agency >w prepared to write prote it LOSS BY FLiE i-i some < est Companies. We zisk the tion of ah who want roa! pr< case of fiire. During our tv of experience in tais line ilways been able to get a s / settlement for all oar pal e of loss. : : : : ^SWVWWWWWSVvVWVWS' ^WWWXVWSNSNWWAWA^' J 3V3 R . fir" A / t * Why not rctiiici' your Pcrili, > prove io you that is en b*: > soil at the same time. A r? < would be <jlad to detuonstrai J L. IVI. *3 O V\\N\\\N\NV\\\SN\N\NN\\\\V PAUL CH General Repair Shop Estimates Furnished Any FJecl Smith Block It. is expected that the sujjnr crop in the Philippines will he laiper i tan ever before. In the last three years there has been a steady increase in the size of the crop, that of 1 '. !<> reaching the total of .'WO.OOO metric tons. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head because of its tonic and laxative eitect. I.AXA T1VI< HKOMO QU1N INK is better ttrail ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head Remember the full name and look for the signature oi it. VV. (JKOVii. 25c. He is a mean inan who will let a woman marry him for his money and then show her that he hasn't a J>'iar to his name.?Chicago News. An Indian, Wallace I>ewy, holds a seat in the Main legislature. F. II. darner JIS Almost 1 Tire Once | hich to do business jig e I sell a tire that an werarely see a B[ Yet Diamonds are fl? ; hundred miles* H el vet'^irT Diamond M T fill your tire'wants * H ^ r i _ MB OCI VltC# ]Q idjustment H : Co., Inc. I UHflflHIttMflHflliiB *31 SXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXVVNX . .XX and " ? ?~ :,$ ction 5 >? the BAILEY | con- :{ >tect- BUILDERS ; 'ewe SUPPLY 0. I i3*5S" A(iE\TS - PHONE 103 'A ronfj X ?VA%V\\SS VV V%3C ?N\\ , KL rvii is F2. ? > ?cr 5>iii S.j.OO a Ion? S can $ divii and improve yo? r < ;njai\?a!>le discovery thai I p [g io >Oxi. Let me Icll you ol ii ^ RDAN & S. C. 3-tf p AWVW N\\N\N\\V\%V\\\\\*X RISTMAN Electrician for Wiring Houses or Irlrol Work ' UNION, S. C. I NOTICE OK l-IXAIi DISCI! A USB. Stnte of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Probate. Notice is hereby driven, that on the 17tii day of April, ll>17. at 11 o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Probate for said County, the undersigned will make his final settlement as Administrator C. T. A. of the Estate of Ed Sprouse, deceased, and that thereupon he will apr>l a i Via Ttnlern nf oni/1 i Cc*? |/Ij vuv VI iiniu \ \;ui i, ivj mid final discharge as such Administrator. II. L. Sprouse. This 17th day of March, 1917. Publishe din The Union Times for 30 days. 12-4