The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 22, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
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| "FISK" on yoi
J antee that you
11 dollar-for-dolla
possible to bu>
J more than Fisly
Fj for something t/
J ; d&L ? Fisk Tires .
Li mm The Fisk
| | General Offi
[ j Fisk Branch
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Do You Dread
Does it cut your energj
you near prostration? T1
//AX But it is trying on the w
J\ build up Y(
ry Get your digestion in ordr
stagnation. Put yourself in si
j good tonic.
J PERUNA IT
It restores the perfection o
od conditions (catarrh) that mi
steadies the nerves, and suppli<
hot season with confidence.
AUV .<C\! Peruna is a real tonic, witl
HJ n,y/ ditions.
Liquid or tablet form?wl
Vv>r safeguard your health.
, \r Tho Parana Com]
^ ??? ? ??
Would yo
cattle-feed
YOU know that such a
through the digestive
producing and fat-pr
assimilated. The lint on
way. It forms a pad or
the concentrates that prev
extracting the full amount
A(
RUCI
P HU
LIN
contain no lint to clog or.fl
are digested and they alio
gested the same as hay or
When you mix your feed u
that you are using roughagi
the meal, corn, oats, or whj
Other A
2000 pounds of real roughage to
the ton?not 1500.
Cost much less per ton.
Go much farther.
Mr. C. K. Henderson, Aiken,
that he would rather have B
lie uses Buckeye Hulls
cheaper and better.
To secure the best results and to dei
thoroughly twelve houre befori
wetting them down night and tnomin
this cannot be done, wet down at
feed the hulls dry, use only half as
Book of Mix
Gives the right formula for ever
South. Tells how much to feed
tening, for work. Describes Buc
using them properly. Send for y
Dept. ? The Buckeye
Atlanta Birmingham Gre
Augusta Charlotte Jac
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAX ATI VK DROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails^to core.
**. H. UKWQ a nyuiiurc U" "??. ?c
It might be well for visitors to remember
that a warm welcome soon
burns out.
You might almost suspect that
Cupid carries household furniture as a
side line.
r, disturb your stomach or bring
tie well man isn't afraid of heat.srr||<\
eakened body.
)UR STRENGTH |;l\A
>r, remove all irritation. disnyfl all '1
aape to enjoy the summer with a 1
WIGORATES A
f digestion and removes the inflamikeyouweak.
It freshens the blood,
js just what you need to enter tho
? especial efficacy in catarrhal conlichor"""
is most convenient?will
p&ny, Columbus, Ohio Nr ^
u mix your
with cotton?
combination would be carried
tract without giving the milkoducing
food a chance to be
old style hulls acts the same
cushion-like covering around
ents the digestive juices from
of protein.
>C MARK
KE1YF
DNSEEO W
LLS V
TLESS
ux the digestive tract. They
w the other forage to be diany
other roughage. (
nth Buckeye Hulls you know
5 that will help?not hinder?
kfptrpr oAnoontrato
vuuukiuiatw juu piCiCr. 1
advantages
No trash or dust.
Easy to handle because sacked. ,
They mix well with other forage.
They take less space in the barn.
S. C., says: i
'uckeye Hulls than any others. (
altogether ? says they are (
i
relop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls ]
e feeding. It is easy to do this by {
g for the next feeding. If at any time
least thirty minetes. If you prefer to ,
much by bulk as of old style hulls.
:ed Feed# Free J
y combination of feeds used in the t
for maintenance, for milk, for fat:keye
Hulls and gives directions for
'our copy to the nearest mill. ^
Cotton Oil Co. Dept. K t
cnteood ijMk Rock kiempkit
hton Macon c-'?
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NOTICE. a
e
t
The Jonesville Federal Farm Loan e
Association of Jonesville will have a w
meeting at Jonesville, S. C., June 30, $
at 3 o'clock, p. m. All prospective f,
borrowers, actual farmers are urjfed
to be present. J. W. Scott,
J. M. Gault, President. n
Secretary-Treasurer. 25-2 c
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The Spitz is a domesticated jackal, a
ur tire is a guarhave
the greatest
r value that it is
r. When you pay
I prices you pay
iat does not exist
For Sale By All Dealers
Rubber Company
of N. Y.
ces: Chicopee Falls, Mass.
es in More Than 125 Cities 1
1 Hot Weather? i
jonesville
Jonesville, Juno 18.?A reviva
meeting has been in progress at th?
Methodist church for the past week
Unfortunately, the evangelist, Mr
Ilolcomb, has been detained at homi
owing to the illness of Mrs. Holcomb
In the absence the pulpit has beer
ably filled by Mr. Swagerty, who cam?
to direct the singing during the meet
ing.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society gave their play, "The Oh
Peabody Pew," at Pacolet last Friday
evening to a very enthusiastic and ap
preciative audience. They expect t(
repeat this play at West Springs Sat
urday evening and perhaps severa
other places later. The proceeds ar<
for the benefit of the Baptist church
The committees on the Red Cros:
War Fund are very busy this wee!
soliciting contributions.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Whitmire mo
tored to Seneca for the week-end.
Dr. M. W. Chambers is at horn*
again after undergoing an operatici
at Steedly's hospital. IIis many
friends are glad to see him on th<
streets again.
The marriage of Miss Lettie Colo
man and Mr. Arthur Gall man on las'
Thursday evening came as a surpris'.
to their many friends.
Miss Shipman of Hendersonville ha:
accepted the position as welfare work
er for the Wallace Mills, succeedin:
Miss Springfield, who has returned t<
her home in Greenville.
Among the new families who hav<
recently moved to our town are Po
liceman Ross of Inman, Mr. West o;
Great Falls and Mr. McMinn of Edge
field. The two latter having accepte<
positions as master mechanic anc
overseer of weaving at the Wallaci
mills.
Miss Josephine Rogers, who bai
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr
Chambers, for sometime, expects t<
return to her home in Atlanta thi:
week.
Mr. W. C. Johnson is o ntlic sick lis
this week.
Miss Belle Free expects to leave ii
a few days for the lower part cf thi
State, where she will assist in count;
demonstration work for two months
Tecoma.
pacolet" route 2
Pacolet, Route 2, June 18.?Thi
writer has been very busy for the pas
few weeks, so please pardon my si
lence.
Children's Day exercises were hel
at Pacolet Methodist church secon
Sunday night. The program wa
splendid and well carried out.
Miss Lola Gregory has returned t
her home at Santuc, after an ex
tended visit to Mrs. G. A. Black.
Mrs. Beaty Fowler and children o
Jonesville spent last week on th
route.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jones and chil
dren of Whitestone visited relatives 01
the route Sunday.
Miss Estelle Brown visited Mis
Virgie Coleman Sunday.
Mrs. Coleman of Columbia has re
turned home after visiting relative:
here.
Miss Virgie Wyatt spent Sunday
with Miss Gladys Mabry.
Mr. Bernard McBride spent th<
week-end at Glendale with relatives.
Farmers are having beautifu
weather to cultivate their crops.
G. T. G.'s letter last week was verj
interesting. I enjoy reading of tin
reunions. Solo.
ALL CONTONMF.MT sitpc
HAVE BEEN "SELECTEl
Washington June 14?Four sites t'ui
war army divisional cantonments wen
approved today, completing the lis1
of 11> points at which military town
are to he built by September 1, whei
the first draft troops will be callet
to the colors.
At each cantonment a full division
will be given its preliminary trainim
before being sent to Europe for finu
instruction behind the fighting lines
They will l>e located as follows
Ayre, Mass.; Yaphank, Long Island
New York; Wrightstown, N. J.; Annapolis
Junction, Mo.; Petersburg
Va.; Atlanta, Ga.; Columbia, S. C.
Ghillicothe, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.
Battle Creek, Mich.; Little Rock
Ark.; Rockford, Ills.; DesMoines, la.
Port Riley, Kan.; Fort Sam Houston
Tex.; American Lake, Wash.
Six Camps Named.
In addition to these, the following
}ix of 16 camp sites for division ol
the national guard have been fornally
announced: Fort Worth, Tex.;
Waco, Tex.; Houston, Tex.; Fort Sill
!)kla.; Deming, N. M.; Linda Vista
Ual. It is probable that a seventli
lational guard camp will be estabisherl
in (.ftnilinolinn
.... W mmm vviljuiltwull W 11/11 l/Ilt* 118'
.ional army cantonment at American
'jake, Wash., but the war department
las not said the final word on this
mint as yet. A start has been made
ilready on the enormous construction
ask ahead of the war department
ind the council of national defense.
Contracts have been announced for
^yre, Atlanta, Columbia, Wrightsown
and American Lake.
Location of the remaining national
ruard camps is now under consideraion.
All probably will go into the
outheastern or southern departments
s they will be canvas camps, unsuitd
to severe climates. Officials said
oday that transportation would govrn
all selections, as the distance
/hich the troops must be hauled and
he available railroads would be the
rst question taken up in each case.
Black paper covers for celery plants
lake excVellent bleachers. The paper
omes in flat sheets, and is fastened
bout the plant by means of a string
nd buttons.
HOPE MY STATEMENT |
WILL BENEFIT OTHERS
Mrs. Dellinger Declares She
Lived in Constant
i Dread.
&
FEARED SOMETHING AWFUL
j "I Don't Know Why But I'd Just Go
, All to Pieces," She
Said.
"I hope my statement will bring
j benefit to others," said Mrs. L. A.
5 Bellinger, of Cayce, S. C., a suburb
of Columbia, as she begun to tell on
3 April 28th of the great results T nlae
c gave her. "I took three bottles of
fi .-lilac and I'm free of all my aihr.ents
now and I feel line. I have not taken
any medicine since I quit taking Tan,
lac. I was so poor and thin and weak
when I started taking it, but the medf
bine made me strong and hearty. I
j suppose I gained at least ten or fifteen
pounds in weight.
"When I began taking Tanlac I
was suffering awfully with a nervous
j stomach trouble and I was just so
nervous I could not hold a conversation
with anyone. I do'nt know why,
but I would just 'go all to pieces.' My
r appetite had almost gone and I was
* awfully dizzy almost all the time. I
thought, too, that something dreadful
t would happen to me and I lived in
constant dread. At times it felt as if
P my heart would jump out of my body,
too. But, thanks to Tanlac, I am now
I free of those troubles and I'm glad to
, recommend Tanlac to any who suffer
I as I did."
For sale by Palmetto Drug Co.,
Union; Ruffalo Drug Co., Buffalo; K.
5 I). Bailey, Carlisle; B. G. Wilburn & :
j Son, Cross Keys; .Tonesville Drug Co.,
Jonesville; Lockhart Mills Store.
Lockhart, R. J. Fowler, Monarch.?
^ (Advertisement).
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
i
e Program of Pinckney District InterV
1 o r.
o. n. i onvention to
i. Ik' Held at Howell's School House
June 24th, 1917.
10:00 A. M.? Devotional service, led
by Mr. J. V. Askew,
s 10:30 A. M.?"The Devotional Dife
t of the Sunday School Worker," by
- Itev. Charlie Garner.
I 11:00 A. M.?"Ten Points of Efd
ficiency in the Modern Sunday School,"
d by Miss Milwee Davis, rural superins
tendent and acting elementary supertendent.
o 11:50 A. M.?"Our Aims for the
> Year." (County standards, etc.) By
F. M. Ellerbe, county president,
f 12:10 P. M.?Pledges for State and
e county work. Appointment of committees.
Roll call of schools. Giving
- out of report blanks. Adjournment
n for dinner.
1:45 P. M.?Song and prayer sers
vice, by R. W. Adams.
2:00 P. M.?"The Aims of Our
- County Division Superintendent," Miss
s Marie McWhirter, elementary superintendent;
Mrs. J. T. Scott, secondary
/ superintendent; W. P. Leicester, adult
superintendent,
s 2:25 P. M.?"The Work of the Sun- '
day School Superintendent," Rev. W. ,
1 Q D..*.- ' " - -
?j. i urier ana Kev. .J. I). Croft.
3:10 P. M.?"Measuring the Schools
f on the District Chart," hy Miss Davis.
J 3:40 P. M.?"The Needs of the
Country Sunday School," hy Miss
Milwee Davis,
j 3:50 P. M.?Questions and answers
on "Sunday School Management."
4:10 P. M.?Matters of business.
1 Collection of statistical reports. Ad*
journment. R. W. Adams,
District President.
; vvaco "tonic
Never fails to prove its merits in
such complains as Indigestion, Malaria,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, That
Tired Feeling. Neuralgia. ConstipaI
tion, Heart Trouble, Eczema. Sick
. Headache. Catarrh and Nervousness.
: $'1.00 per bottle at 40c this week.
(Old Miihous Drug Store)
, NAT MORGAN AND SAM I.AYTON
; The heavier the soil the deeper it
. should be spaded. Light soil needs
II more food and more cfirn'no- v.?f
.. ?
. on the surface. Heavy soils are seldom
stirred deep enough.
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE.
j Union People Should Act in Time.
,| If you suffer from backache;
, If you have headaches, dizzy spells;
i If the kidney secretions are irreg
ulnr,
Don't delay?likely your kidneys
i are sick.
; Union people reommcnd Doan's
i Kidney Pills.
i Here's a Union man's experience:
i R. E. Henderson, 1 Louisa St., Un;
ion, says: "I caught cold on my kidneys
and it brought on backache. Of1
ten, when I stooped over, pain caught
me in the small of my back and I
had to brace myself in order to
straighten up. My kidneys acted too
freely and the secretions burned in
passage. I finally used Doan's Kidney
Pills and had relief from the =
first."
Price f>0c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Poan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Henderson had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. 24-2
An English inventor has patented a
process for so treating the edges of
paper money that, when placed in a
phoonograph of his invention, they
produce words attesting their genu*
ineness. si
Your duty to yourself, to yoi
Demands
that you look af
Sal
of
mi ? ^ 1 ?'
mieves ao steal and Eire-br;
money in this Bank is here for ;
The man who has his money ir
with his Mind at Ease.
IBUY A LIBER"
Last year at this time it would
Cotton to buy a Liberty Bond, no
450 lbs. of Cotton. Everybody
Bond.
Last year it took 9 lbs. of Cot
lime now 5'/ > lbs. of Cotton will b
3 Last year it took 80 lbs. of Co
ft now 50 lbs. of Cotton will buy it,
5 Last year it took 12 lbs. of Co
8 Framing, this year 8 lbs. of Cottc
5 Last year it took 25 lbs. of Cottc
3 this year 13 lbs. of Cotton will bi
? Last year it took 23 lbs. of Cot
% Flooring. This year 16 lbs. of C
S Everything that grows out of
? per cent to 200 per cent higher
* will furnish free of cost plans for
3 poultry houses or anything else y<
S has never been a more favorable ti
$ prices will look cheap six months
$ Buy a Liberty
? Bailey Builders'
? y* Phone
g i. 106
Peoples Underl
Funeral Directors and
Automobile Equipment Furnishe
Calls Answered Prompt
h. w7edgar, r
Phone 240
4fi,Q Mak<
*m^Gc
gooc1' c
f Mjj\\ a breakfa:
i to beat?1
r^^sF-? ^ fl ran ?f 1
wwr1"' 1
doesn't go
^any othei
The Luzianne Guarantee : your gro
If, after using the con ten ta money, \
of a can, you are not satisfied .
in every respect, your gro- CJUluDle.
car will refund your money. Catalog.
The Reily?Taylor Compa
DR.
DR. R. R. POPE
DENTIST
Offii
Office Over Tfnsley's New
Jewelry Store
PHONE 43
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And flour by any other name would may **
avor the high-price of wheat. herself,
u* Family, to Society
'tor the
! _ j
eiy
your funds.
ands Burn, but your
you when you want it.
i the Bank is the man
TnfH-ffTP3
MB
rY BOND |
have taken 800 lbs. of ?
\v you can buy one for ?
should buy a Liberty >
ton to buy a barrel of %
?uy it. >
tton to buy 1000 Brick ?
1
tton to buy 100 feet of s
>n will buy it. f.
>n to buy i000 Shingles, ?
iy it. <
ton to buy 1000 feet of <
otton will buv it. 2
the ground is from 50 ?
than a year ago. We ?
barns, silos, dwellings, *
)u want to build. There y
ime to build and present ?
from now. A
Bond. y
Supply Co. |
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taking Co.
Embalmers
(1 Who n Dosirod.
ly Day or Night
Manager.
Old Foslollicc lluilding
iu<t5i
>Better
runchy toast done to eL
own, spread with rick,
utter?that and a cup
>ld Luzianne. There's
st in itself that's hard
nighty hard. You buy
Luzianne today. If it
hpttpr anH farfhor Viq?
r coffee at the price,
cer will refund your
vithout question or
Ask for profit-sharing
JJcoffee
ny, .New Orleans
I. MURRAY HAIR
Dentist
ce: 507 Chapman Building
Phone 1569
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
inster who says she is glad of it
lake everybody believe it but
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