Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j Tl : I Morohantc fb PI: Iflf I UMUlllO SM I it "The Old 1 The Oldest and Largest NO MORE CUR1 Do you remember the shut | sion ami the lack of employe P reney panic of 1907? I; To prevent another current Hanking System keeps on hai i rency to furnish the banks ' I of which we are one so that ! the currency requirements of ; Doesn't it appeal to you t ; cost, by becoming one of our Sonil for Hook let, "Ilov Member Federal Rest LOOK FOR THE BANK V " J\nd deposit your money uh F. M. FARK, ; President, B : innmiininmmniMitiiiiii A ? Tf !"Old Hi I Wa f | Has Led Then | Than FOR" V | And Stil ^ | For si t The Peoples i*. - * * 1 MR. F^ I / Why not reduce your Fertli , prove to you that it can be ? soil at the same time. \ r< would be ylad to demonstral i L. IVf. J O ji UNIOM, One Pair oi ...Lifet Are you abusing and n you will pay the price latt oi iiii Headaches arise iror aching, burning eyes that and many other ills are ( strain. In such cases thei that is an unfailing one?i SCHOOL CHILDREN carefully examined before if necessary, lilted with gl, An examination will cost is no need for glasses I wi for glasses are very reasoi every pair with an absolu tion. F. C. DUKE, J 13 Main Street -1 Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins DENTIST OFFICE UPSTAIRS IS ITnjnn C P FOSTER KIII.DINC u,llu"? O. Mutton is one of the most easily lijjo >trfl meats. UNDER 1 JCOVERNMENT ^SUPERVISION ?|S\\ MEMBER BANK UNDER \ FEDERAL RESER VF ACT ! I inters Nat'l Bank i Reliable" i \ t Bank in Union County RENCY PANICS ' \ ; -downs, the business depres- ; nent which followed the cur- ^ I y panic the Federal Reserve J id an immense supply of cur- 1 which belongs to the system 1 they may at all times meet [ t their depositors. \ o get its protection, without depositors? < c r Does It Benefit Me?" ? L?rve System, J > I/1TH THE CHIME CLOCK i i nmn at ii'ill Lara iikc^lnlnlar i' ?> I" ut ii mn uc uii.iiiiuiv;ij Sdic , a J. I). ARTHUR, I i Cashier. i I 1 c | -IE | ickory"! gon | d All For More X TY YEARS ? Y II Leads | al? by | Supply Co. I w R M F1 R $ zer bill $5.00 a Ion? I can ? > : done and improve your 2 ?markable discovery that I > le to you. l ei me tell you ol it ? IRD AN < S. C. 3-tf $ X Eyes to a prrlpptirior vmii*c ? Tf ca I iJ sr. More than two-thirds 1 11 eye-strain. Dim vision, ( soon tire, granulated lids lue to some form of eye > e is but one remedy and 1( properly fitted glasses. t should have their eyes being taxed by study and asses. you nothing, and if there ill tell you so. My prices i uible and I stand back of > te guarantee of satisfac- s Optometrist Union, South Carolina NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. \'t We want you to know that the City n IJarber Shop is now open for business s in the old bakery building, next door p to the former location. The recent lire damaged us, but did not burn our s furniture and fixtures. We have had ii everything worked over and now our v furniture is as good as new. Give us g your patronage. The City Barber Shop, 1; 20-tf Jno. R. Mathis, Prop. o PROGRAM L'nion County Missionary Union tc Ik- Hold With W'estsido Baptist Church August 9-10, 1 117. First Session 10 O'chVk. Soinr and prayer. Message from the Word?Steadfasty in I'rayer.?Arts 0-4, Mrs. .1. LI A'illiums. Greeting from Local Socictv Mrs. L M.Hundley. Appreciation?Mrs. J. A. Sawyer. Roll Call. Sonjr Message?Mrs. Sam Wix. Messaire from State President? drs. J. 1 >. Chapman. ? r ?iivcmit'in ? V"/ secretary and Treasurer; (c) Division 'residents; (d) Mission Study Chairnan. Adaptable Points in: (a) Mission 5tudy Commission?Mrs. J. B. Bozenan; (b) Recommendations of State iuperintendent, Mission Study?Mrs. I. T. I.ittlejohn; (c) Circle Conimisicn?Mrs. R. E. Littlejohn. Song. Address, "Our Christian Relation to he Uttermost I'art"?Mrs. Htndley. Reading; Associational Police "Caring for the Old Soldiery of the 'ross"?Dr. C. C. Brown. g Discussion of W. M. S. MMiods? Irs. .J. D. Chapman. I Election of Nominating Committee. Appointment of Committee on fime and Place and on Resolutions. Ohituarv Committee RdVcB?Mrs. X. W. Nix. Mf Memorial Service. Second Session 1 :30 O'dcfk. Y. \Y. A. and (J. A. Hour?Associate Supt., presiding. I ?e\ otional. Roll Call. Presentation of Honor Roll Badges Repoit of Y. W. A. Associate Supt Message from State Supt. Y. V. A Mrs. Ceo. E. Davis. Taik by Miss Eunice Thomson. \>f ivnow?r ive minute talk: l?v different girls. (a) "The Gill Win lines Not Know, How Shall We Toad Her?" 'hi "The Girl Who Does No Gome; How Shall We Draw Her? i e) "T he Girl Who Prays; How Shal We Multiply Her?" (d) "The Colleg Girl; How Shall We Use Her?" Special Music. Y. W. A. Hymn. Training; School presented by J member of its family. Discussion of Y. W. A. MethodsMrs. Geo. E. Davis. Solo. Royal Ambassador Hour, Associat Superintendent presiding. R. A. Hymn. Roll Call. Presentation of Honor Roll Badges Report of R. A. Associate Super intendent. Message from State Superintenden R. A., Mrs. Edwin Carpenter. Address: "Our Debt to Our Sol dier Boys." Discussion R. A. MethodflRH Carpenter, Reading Minutes of IJ^IHJII nouncements. Prayer. Adjournment Evening Session, 8 O'clock. 1 Processional. All Organization! le( by Sunbeams. Song and Prayer. Bible Message by Rev. J. M. jrog Processional. Lasting Foundations. Exercise?Homeless Churches. Special Music. Introducing Margaret Fund Boys ind Girls. Address: "Fortifying the Homeand." I nln m:u? " - ' ...u.m tiiiuucii memorial?uttering. Music. Benediction. Fourth Session. Sunbeam Hour, Associate Superinendent presiding. Song. Sunbeam Bible Lesson. ( Repeat in Concert 1 Cor. 13). Prayer. Roll Call. Conferring: Honor Roll Badges . Report of Associate Superintendent. Exercises by Sunbeams. Message from State Superintendent. Solo?Ashley Sawyer. Discussion Sunbeam Methods?Mrs. 1. Finch, Mrs. .J. T. I.ittlejohn, Mrs. f. W. Jeter. Surveying the Future by the Corespondmg Secretary (State). Addres-, "Multiplying the Home Juard"?Mrs. Finch. Assoeiational Expense Fui I; What s It Used For?"?Mrs. R. .11. Hendey. Appointment of Standine (,'ommitces. Closing Message?"That \11 Sufieient Word, Abid in Him." lohn 15. Mrs. VV. W. Finley. F'fth Session. ( ousecrat ion service. Reports: (a) l.iteraMire?Mrs. )avis .JefFries; (I?) Training School, Its. David Clark; (? ) I'einnal Serice; (<1) Open Discussion. Report of Nominating < nimittee. Election of Oflicers. Report of Committee on Time and Mace and on Resolutions. Closing Message -Steadfastly in Iinistry, Acts (5:1.? Mrs. A. Finch. Adjournment. ENCiAC*EMENT AN NOP NCEf). At a luncheon given today at poon y Miss Marie Dean, the engagement f Miss Nannie Paul Rawnci nn. ounced to Rev. C. Darby Fulton, oon to take up mission work in Jaan. Yellow was the prevailing color, unflowcrs and golden glow being used i profusion as the tahh decoration, /hile dainty hand-paii.!cd dancing iris were used as place cards. The guest list of 12 included chiefy the intimate friends of the honree.?Spartanburg Herald. ANOTHER STRONG ENDORSEMENT FOR A-I-M. Read What This Memphis Man Says About His Experience With A-I-M in 17 Years. "I believe 1 have had more experience with Acid Iroi Mineral than anyone living," says Mr. A. 1'. Watkins, a well known business man of Memphis, Tenn., livi: g at 107G Exchange Ave. "It has cured tumors where doctors said there was no sure except an operation. It has cured hundreds of cases of female trouble whore doctors i said there was no cure except an op- i do any good. Acid Iron Mineral will i cure any sore in the flesh that can be cured. With a little purgative it will cure almost anything that can be cured when taken internally. "I have been handling Acid Iron Mineral for seventeen years and have sold between forty and fifty thousand bottles. During that time only one person requested his money back and I returned the money as willingly as I took it. "I have five children and I gave each of them A-I-M before they were a month old, and still give it to them when they need any medicine." We believe this statement to be unequaled in the praise of any medicine before the public. When you praise I 4-I.1 I * * rtiiu iron Mineral you praise nature, J for it is from nature that this preparation is obtained. Alcohol, and the i dope of the pill maker, or the drupe of the chemist are not found in it. It is obtained from the only natural j medicinal iron mineral deposit of its kind "known to the world, and comes closest to the ideal as a general tonic for all troubles of the human system. All reliable druggists have A-I-M in 50c and .$1 si/.es. He sure you get the genuine. Ask for it by name and s look for the A-I-M trade mark on ' every bottle. i ? t Ilonduran sugar crop is reduced by " drought. p Russian leather stocks arc ncaring exhaustion. SUFFERING ANI) SURGERY a can be avoided by using TNAOI MARM PILE REMEDY i. Relieve yourself of this ailment at - home. Easy to use and thoroughly dependable. Sold only by us 50c and t $1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. C. Shakespeare was 28 years old l^when he wrote "Romeo and Juliet." mm*L P TWits^which may be consiueretr^l^ t? tunate,' since they are so many. ^ r ' i The Good Old Summer Time is here. So is the time to make all kinds of repairs. Eest crops in Union County ever seen. Money is hound to be plentiful this fall. Let us put on a Good Roof. Let us make improvements on \ your Plumbing. Let us J put in a complete system I of Plumbing. The cost will be very reasonable. Union Plumbing & Electric Co. Phone 205-1 I I I A IV J coco SKIN W] 2 5c BO: A Skin Bleach or Whiten removing all blemishes ai low complexions and cs Whiter. Don't envy a cl tone Skin Whitener and 1 WHAT USERS THJ Macon, Ga. Cocotone Co. Dear Sirs: Send me by return mail two boxes of Cocotone Skin Whitener and three cakes of Cocotone Skin Soap. They are fine and I do not care to be without them. Enclosed is money order for $1.25. Yours truly, CLARA M. JACKSON. Waycross, Ga. Cocotone Co. Dear Friends: Your Cocotone Skin Whitener is the finest thinpc I ever saw. My skin was very rlnrlf nnd fho rof Kav ?% ? it many shades lighter, and my friends all ask me what I have been using. Enclosed you will find $2.00. Please send me six boxes of Skin Whitener and two cakes of soap. Yours truly. ANNA M. WHITE. For Sale by Palmetto Drug You must know a ma well. You must use your ; know it well. It takes lind out its true durabil When you first select months of experience. 1 you must depend entire of the maker. The dependability of nonv io nnl/nAiiilnrl/v/,r3 4 pie to warrant the strong priced product. Satisfied Chevrolet o prove Chevrolet reliabili W. E. GRI UN! Used i X^i'VWitW2rif$nt Always has ki Bl *~*~l Medicine is < >;redm(mb1 . "*1' U*?BM Dyapepal Red C 'Hit J11"'."11 <nilVl T> i "11 | qh * ulcij |'ik * umamior thi uv(? form; may bi I, '* 25* ThrKmulnrH Ssl: ^J?52l?5,6Ci cash imos N^l "C"""'"' i 25 Crnlx a be > or poi FOR THE C OF OUR CI ' We grind their Housed and also are glad to ac way we can. Come an Postoffice, Main Street. Country Produce alway /^ a_- n. m ?m. lviarnev ? E. B. GODS IN BANKRUPTCY. United States of America, Western District of South Caroling In the District Court. In the matter of W. B. TERRELL, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of .July, A. D., 1017, the said W. B. Terrell was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of the creditors will be held at Union, S. in the office of S. K. Barron, Esq., Referee in Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of August, 11)17. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the said Bankrupt, and transact TONE HITENER X F It E E er for dark or brown skin, id clearing swarthy or sallusing the skin to Grow [ear complexion use Cocohave one. INK OF COCOTONE. Montgomery, Ala. Cocotone Co. Dear Sirs: I find that Cocotone Skin Whitener is the best preparation I have ever used to clear the skin, and wish you would mail me two boxes at once. (Signed) MRS. C. P. JOHNSON. I)o not accept substitutes or imitations. CUT THIS OUT THE COCOTONE CO., Atlanta, Ga. I have never used Cocotone Skin Whitener, but if you will send me a 25c box free, will be pleased to try it. I enclose six 2c stamps to cover cost of mailing, packing, etc. Name Address AGENTS WANTED Co., Union, S. C. n a long time to know him automobile a long time to months of hard driving to ity of construction. your car, you lack these Therefore, for the moment, ly on the known reliability the Chevrolet Motor Com- * he world over. ' are hnanciafresou^^SjHBHHtt ?est guaranty of its popkua wners on every continent ity. iEl\l, Dealer [ON, S. C. lor Twenty Years Klven satisfaction. Red Cross River ine of the dependable old-time remethe South it has relieved sufferers from r*? Mver Complaint [olio llhrumallv I'alna ria Kirk Headache* la hoar Stomach ross Liver Medicine able; docs not sicken. Sold in powder 3 used dry or eusily made into liquid. Led Cross I,Ivor Medicine Is made only by i IHil '<? CO., luc., Jacksonville, Fla. >x, at druKKists and In Kcncral stores, itpald from the manufacturers. ONVENIENCE USTOMERS Ad Tools Free of Charge icommodate them in any > d see us in front of the 5 Best in Beef, Pork and s on hand. ; and Cattle Co. | such other business as may properly come before said meeting. S. E. Barron, Referee in Bankruptcy. Union, S. C., July 28, 1017. 81-2 DR. I. MURRAY HAIR Dentist Office: 507 Chapman Building Phone 1569 SPARTANBURG, S. C. In Switzerland a stream of water only an inch and a half in diameter has been harnessed after a fall of 5,400 feet and made to produce 3,000 horse power.