The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 13, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
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for the American Publ
From a one man plant
ican Citizens in a plan
My employees are worl
made by American for
Ingredients.
I am an American?
American-Born of Ame
|*i Genuine American Loy
I submit you genuine ;
express to you my loyg
I have been with Amei
I am with America No
I will always be with A
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GEORGE W. E. ATKINS, Vi<
RECEIVED AT
To Union Grocery Co.,
Union, S. C.
We, the undersigr
tanburg wish to expres
President of the Geilfi
his worth and honesty
with Mr. Geilfuss that
reports to the contrary
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UNION COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Will Convene With the Westside Bap- i
tist Church Sunday, April
29th, 1917. j
9:30 a. m.?Devotional by the pas- j
tor.
9:45 a. m.?Enrollment of delegates. "
Reports from Sunday schools and re- *
ports from departmental superintend- '
ents.
10:30 a. m.?"Sunday and Evangelism,"
Rev. A. Finch, C. T. Clary. f
11:15 a. m.?Sermon by Rev. J. T. j
Dittleiohn: alternate. Rev. A. Finch.
2:00 p. m.?"Sunday School and ^
Church Support"?Rev. J. F. Littlejohn,
Rev. A. T. Stoudenmire, J. A.
Petty.
2:45 p. m.?"Sunday School and
Missions"?J. D. Croft, W. T. Kennett,
J. M. Tro^don.
3:30 p. m.?"Sunday School and
Doctrine"?L. M. Rice, I. M. Sumner,
F. M. Willarn.
Seats on the Pittsburp Stock exchange
have k-eached a valuation of
$5,000. The announcement of the sale
of a seat at that price, the highest
with one exception in ten years, has
Deen maae.
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There are so many pood puessers 1
that a hint is about all that is needed s
for a secret to become penerally
known. !
Relieves Serious
of Chro
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup I'epsin Corrects
Condition That Seemed
Hopeless.
After suffering from chronic constipation
until she was so run down
she was unable to do any kind of work,
Miss H. A. Frees, 20!> Adams St.,
Dayton, Ohio, obtained a bottle of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and used it
with such gratifying results that she
continued the treatment and has written
to Dr. Caldwell that her condition
is again normal, and that she wants
to recommend Syrup Pepsin to everyone
who suffers with constipation.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, gentle in its action or discomfort.
It contains no opiate or narcotic
drug, and, while acting readily
on the most stubborn case of inactive i
bowels, is absolutely safe for the tin- s
iest babe, so that it is the ideal fam- ]
ily laxative and should be kept on hand <
in evefy household for use when need- i
ed. t
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep.sin costs 1
only fifty cents a bottle and is sold in y
4rug stores everywhere. To avoid im-h
an Loyal
an Born!
n the baker of pure, wholesc
ic.
; my Bakery has grown unti
it built by the. loyal patron;
dng with one idea in view?
mula and containing nothinj
irican parents?
alty.
and reliable indorsements o
ilty as an American,
ica from the First?
w?
America.
ESTERN UN
TELEGRA1V
NEWCOMB CARLTON, I'rcsidci
^c-Prcsidcnt BEL
ted members of the City Cc
s our absolute confidence in
iss Bakery, to the United S
as a good citizen. We can
he is honest and trustworth
T are unworthy and totally ^
SIGNED:
J. F
O. 1
J. T
JONESVILLE
Jonesville, April 9.?The ninth of
\.pril always brings us the sad occur ence
of the 9th of April, 1865, at Apjommattox
Court House, Va., when I
aid down my arms with my comrades
>f the Confederate army, which ended
i bitter and bloody war of four years
ind now we have just merged into
mother war. My life was almost be?un
in war and it seems that it is to
>nd in war.
Good Friday was a Rood day and it
>eemed like we would have more such
>ut the weather man cave us a bad
faster Sunday and put us back into
vinter again. We had quite an electrical
storm Sunday morning and
leavy rains. It is a gloomy time for
,he farmers, but they are taking it
juietly.
The war is the most serious thing
,hat has come to our country since
the close of the Civil war, 52 years
igo. The Germans are making thciv
greatest efforts on the water and they
ire succeediner well. If thev can hold
;heir own on land and keep putting
;he English ships and navy at the
iottom of the sea and then turn on
Uncle Sam's merchant ships they will
dean up the sea. They have got some
>f their submarines already in our
waters as some of them have been
sighted near our ports.
Rev. D. E. Camak came down from
Spartanburg yesterday morning and
Case
nic Constipation
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V"|MissH.A.Frc^
tations and ineffective substitutes be
?ure you get I)r. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. See that a facsimile of Dr.
Caldwell's signature and his portrait
ippear on the yellow carton in which
;he bottle is packed. A trial bottle,
pree of charge, can be obtained by
writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455
Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. 1
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I
>me and nourishing bread
il today I employ 42 Amernge
of Americans,
-furnishing Tip-Top Bread
5 but American Pure Food
i
f my integrity which will
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VIDERE BROOKS, Vice-President
>uncil of the City of Sparthe
loyalty of A. Geilfuss,
tates Government and in
assure all who do business
y and above reproach. All
vithout foundation.
. Floyd,
Mayor.
\ Gallman,
'. Hudson,
Councilman.
' spoke at the Methodist church and put |
the machinery in motion for raising
the $300,000 endowment wanted by
the South Carolina Methodists for
their three colleges?Wofford, Columbia
and Lander.
T T ? 1 - * T *11 .
miss uurec uuiiiisuu ui joiiesviiie
and Mr. L. A. D. Dellines of Old Fort,
N. C., were quietly married at Spartanburg
yesterday (Sunday) afternoon.
Miss Johnson is one of Jonesville's
most popular and attractive
young women, who has many friends
who wish her much happiness. The
groom is pleasantly remembered here
as having held a position as section
foreman here for the Southern railway.
He now holds a similar position
at Old Fort, N. C.
The colored men of this community
are talking like enlisting in the United
States army to fight Germany. If
they enlist they will make good soldiers.
t
A United States flag was hoisted
over the armory building here on
Good Friday and it now floats to the
breezes. Our company of Coast Artillery
here are looking for orders
every day to get ready to go to the
war. Their destination will be Fort
Moultrie.
Mr. Paul J. Free spent Sunday at
Seneca.
Mr. B. W. Whitlock spent Sunday
evening in Jonesville with W. II. S.
Harris.
The new Easter hats and dresses
had a hard time of it Sunday and
many of them had to stay in doors.
The congregations were small at the
churches. The Easter music that was
prepared was rendered and the decorations
were pretty, although flowers are
very scarce in the community.
Ahout a hundred bales of cotton
were hold in this community last week
at 20 cents the pound.
Mr. Davis Crawford of Colombia
visited his mother here last week.
The women of the Methodist church
will have a rummage sale next Friday.
There is to he a mass meeting of
the people of Jonesville Tuesday night,
the 10th. The meeting is principally
to give the soldiers, the company, of
("oast Artillery, a reception as they
:ire expected to get orders to leave
for Fort Moultrie this week.
Miss Sallie Cunningham, who has
been teaching the Mabry school near
Jonesville, has closed her school fo;
this session.
Miss Clara Stehle, who has been
teaching at McCall, has closed her
school and is at home.
Prof. E. R. Aycock has closed his
school at El ford Grove until July,
when he will conclude the session by
two months more. Telephone.
A Rreat market in the northwest
cattle country will be opened to Oklahoma
shippers of cottonseed cake
and meal as the result of a rate compromise
with the railroads of the
Northwest ^
CI\
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At a meeting of the Char
Whereas, the untrue and
business of the Ceil fuss Bak
Now, therefore be it reso
burg place itself on record a:
his loyalty as an American ]
Resolved, further, that w<
have been circulated and app
linas and Virginia to disreg
Business and financial in
Bakery which is looked upoi
Isaac Andrews
R. 11. Blackburn
B. T. Earle
E. H. Everett
Indorsement b;
At the lodge meeting the
"Whereas certain infamc
attacking and attempting to
and,
"Whereas, the membershi
bounded confidence in the in
izen.
"Now, therefore, be it re
meeting assembled, that it b
that the circulated reports ai
demnation of all loyal Ameri<
American patriotism, denoun
ly express unbounded confide
American citizen.
As the Business, Fraterns
press confidence in my loyalt
pledge my support to Presidi
GEILFI
"THE HOME OF T)
SPAR
Home Builders
Will find us ready to serve
them. We do the best
grade of Plumbing and
the best grade of Tin
Roofing. No other kind of
work appeals to us. Why
put in inferior Plumbing?
It will all have to be done
over again in a year or
two. Why have an inferior
roof put on? It will
leak in a year or two and
have to be replaced. Let
us figure with you for
| your Roofing and your
Plumbing. You will get
good, honest value, and
you will, therefore, be satisfied.
Union Plumbing
& Electric Co. j
Phone 205-J
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fAMEBER OF COMMERCE
f the City of Spartanburg.
Spartanburg, ^
nber of Commerce iho following re
malicious reports circulated for lli<
ery has come to our notice:
lved that the Chamber of Commerc
? having the utmost confidence in
Horn Citizen, and in all business d<
e brand as false all rumors and
ieal to fair minded people of (leorjj
ard such senseless rumors,
terests of Spartanburg are square
i here as one of our strongest and i
SKINEI):
lien Ilill P.
?DIRECTORS?
C. O. Ilearoi
II. 11. Herri
F. II. Knox
IT. F. McCiee
V. C. lingers
v Spartan Lodge, No. (>.*>7, 1>. .
following resolution was drawn up
?us and absolutely unfounded re no
discredit the loyalty of our esteem
ip of Spartanburg Lodge Xo. 7.
tegrity and loyalty of Ilrotlur Geil
solved by Spartanburg Lodge X >.
the unanimous sentiment of the n
re malicious and unfounded, and d?
rans, and we, as Llks, upholding t
ce the unjust reports as false and 11
nee in the integrity and loyalty of
,4C. D. GREEN,
"W. M. FLOYD,
"J. W. EVERETT,
"S. L. RIGHT.
"A. J. TURNER.
"For Spartanburg Lodge,
Loyalty and Support.
d and Administrative Organizatior
y and ability?so do 1 unhesitatingl
snt Wilson and the American Nati
JSS BA1
IP-TOP BREAD," AMERICA'
TANBURG, SOUTH CAROLI
Building
Since closing out our Fi
have enlarged our Building
everything in car load lots
ered price, and are prepare
the benefit of this saving,
times to carry a complete i
goes into a building from 111
We invite all who intend tc
buildings of any kind, to fh
ing with any one. There i
we can assist in making u
advantageous to our custon
business, large or small, anc
best service.
Bailey Builder:
PHONI
One Pair of
...Lifet
Are you abusing and ne
you will pay the price latei
of all headaches arise from
aching, burning eyes that s
and many other ills are d
strain. In such cases then
thnt on nn
|v.m? ??j uit iiuuuiiin; uut:
SCHOOL CHILDREN
carefully examined before 1
if necessary, fitted with gin
An examination will cost
is no need for glasses I wil
for glasses are very reason
every pair with an absolut
tion.
F. C. DUKE,
13 Main Street
Birmingham, Ala., has a union of
of *>nnf no>* wa? w??*K ? - * ?J
I .?!/. vvw vai JIIV.H niwi ? uiciiiuersilip OI HI
700. IV
I. C., April (ith, 1917.
solutions wero adopt od:
e purpose of injuring the K
e of the City ?>f SparianMr.
Ceil fuss, both as to
ealinjrs.
misrepresentations Miat I
fia, Tennessee, the t aro- I"
ly behind the (lentus &
most 1 !i:ii?;vi enU rpnso .
rown. fej
President. fcj
up: I
\\ O. Elks.
* and passed :
rts have been circulah <! &
ed brother, A. (Jeilfuss.
II. P. O. Elks, has unl'uss
as an American cit037,
15. P. O. Elks, in
lembership of this lodjxe
serve the righteous eon,he
hijrhest standard of
lalicious and unanimousBrother
( lei J I'll s s as an
No. 037, II. P. O. Elks."
is of this city have ex
,y i ajiluw my loyaiiv ami
on.
ieill'uss, President.
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X Supply stock. Buying
we get the lowest deliv!(1
to give our customers
We shall endeavor at all
stock of everything that
ie foundation to the roof.
) build, add to, or repair
jure with us before clos
ire many ways in which j j
p estimates that proves
icrs. We appreciate any
1 same will command our
s' Supply Co. ,
3106. 1
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Eyes to a i
ime...
[
iglecting yours? If, so,
[*. More than two-thirds
i eye-strain. Dim vision,
?oon tire, granulated lids
ue to some form of eye
e is but one remedy and
roperly tilted glasses,
should have their eyes
being taxed by study and
isses.
you nothing, and if there
11 tell you so. My prices
able and I stand back of
;e guarantee of satisfac
Optometrist
Union, South Carolina
Nearly 5,000 Canadian miners are
ffiliated with the United Mine
J orkers.