Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I B I Merchants & "The < The Oldest and Lj j NO MORE C J I)o you remember th | sion and the lack of ei ; rency panic of 1907? To prevent another < Banking System keeps rency to furnish the b I of which we are one s ! the currency requireme ; Doesn't it appeal to ; cost, by becoming one i Send for Booklet ' Member Feder LOOK FOR THE BA And deposit your mon ; F. M. FARR, I President. B > B I UMAIUMIiUUAUMIUAMI r-i ? J i"Old I I W; t I Has Led Th i Than FO | And ? Y f For t I The Peoeli T v |Ia ||fA AtA A^A ^A i I MR. F J Why not reduce your i A prove to you that it c; soil at the same time. ? would be glad to demon ? L. ]VI. ?J 5 UIMIO > I rv?? n_s.. wuc jramr ...Lii Are you abusing ar you will pay the price of Jill headaches arise aching, burning eyes t and many other ills a strain. In such cases that is an unfailing on SCHOOL CHILDR1 carefully examined be! if necessary, fitted wit An examination will is no need for .classes for classes are very re every pair with an ab tion. F. C. DUKI 13 Main Street I Dr. Virgil R. Hawkii DENTIST OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN C K)STF.R BUILDINC UHIUII, i3. Mutton is one of the most easil gested meats. FT UNDER 1 f\COVERNMENT I ^SUPERVISION member bank under j ^ J Wt\ FED?RAL RESER VE ACT THE- ! I Planters Nat'l Bank i Old Reliable" i irgest Bank in Union County CURRENCY PANICS ie shut-downs, the business depres- ; uployment which followed the cur currency panic the Foderal Reserve | An knnri n n immonca ennnlif vii iiuuu an liiiiiivnov kjuj/pijr vx v-ui~ ianks which belongs to the system " o that they may at all times meet J nts of their depositors. J you to get its protection, without ? of our depositors? , "How Does It Benefit Me?" I al Reserve System. J NK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK i cy where il will be absolutely sale J J. I). ARTHUR, j Cashier. ? a a t a PHE | Hickory"! agon f f em All For More X ?RTY YEARS ? X ?till Leads ? sale by * is Supply Co. | LTW AYA ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M*XNA>NV*%NVVV**VX3C%%^%*XVAMVVM ARMER | erllizer bill $5.00 a ton? I can ? an be done and improve your jj A remarkable discovery that I istrate to you. Lei me teli;yon of it J [O RD AIM >I\J. S. C. !- # ^ of Eyes to a tetime... id neglecting yours? If, so, later. More than two-thirds from eye-strain. Dim vision, hat soon tire, granulated lids re due to some form of eye there is hut one remerlv c*nrl le?properly fitted glasses. EN should have their eyes 'ore being taxed by study and h glasses. cost you nothing, and if there I will tell you so. My prices asonable and I stand back of solute guarantee of satisfacE, Optometrist Union, South Carolina NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. We want you to know that the City Barber Shop is now open for business in the old bakery building, next door I to trie former location. The recent fire damaged us, but did not burn our furniture and fixtures. We have had everything worked over and now our furniture is as good as new. Give us your patronage, y di- The City Barber Shop, 26-tf Jno. R. Mathis, Prop. ' i KELTON > i Kelton, Aupr. 13.?We are havti fine growing weather for all cjro\ now and they are looking well, esjx ially corn. Sections where they <| not get any of the last rains are s^ fering for the lack of moisture. As to the size of the coton cj?. depends upon the weather the next, days and the earliness of frost. Mr. J. W. Smith of Kelton hait sick daughter. I hear she has j\ phoid fever. There is not much sickness on ^ Ridge just now that I know of. Mr. William Vaughan, who li just across the Pacolet river in Che" kee county, is very low and is I expected to live many days. He is old Confederate Veteran and serve* Col. McKissick's cavalry during war and is one of our best citizt Mrs. Keaton of GafTney gave a n sionary lecture at Foster chaj church Sunday morning to a go? sized congregation. She is a gc talker. , Dr. Carwile and son of Abbeville > tended services at Foster Chapel Su day. The doctor has many wai friends around Kelton, as he practic! medicine on the Ridge 25 or 30 ye* ago. Mrs. Susie Coleman of Jonesvi and Mrs. Jim Smith of Greenwo are visiting their mother, Mrs. R. Gallman, of Kelton, and Mrs. Talmij Adams, Mrs. Will Sanders, Mrs. 1 Lancaster and Miss Louise Galln, and Mr. Boyd Gallman, all of Keltl all of the children, were with her S i day, six daughters and one son; a) .\irs. Mary Kelly of Jonesville \4 one of her quests. Mrs. J. C. Otts of Spartanburg visiting her many relatives ai friends of Kelton and Union count Mrs. Otts is looking well and must 1 enjoying good health. Ilev. .J. 1). Croft began a protra<;t< meeting at Mt. .Toy last night and w continue through the week. I was up at Jonesville last Thur day when the Jonesville boys, tl Coast Artillery, left. It was a st time to many loved ones, mothe," wives and sisters, to see their lov ones leave for camp life. My m was carried back fifty-odd years i when we Confederate boys left Tr and loved ones, many of us neve) return home. I had one uncle 1 { had four sons in the army?one>r ' with disease, the other three fng i the battlefields. Uncle Alfred )S* of New Hope had six sons aifis went through the war and got so you see we never know the f? war. My heart was sad to see vel boys, the hope of our future cou | leave their homes and dear onesss not one in 50 knew what or why country is in this great Euro 0 war. They all knew what they_ told?how came America in it and'it they were called to arnr?cu?f"t^li know ,but I say it was comm^- * ism and pleasurism for a fev?. hi will never fire a gun for our In J socalled. You can call me a it I. or what you please, but it is thdo 4 lege rights that George Washi- f and our forefathers fought, bl<y 4 died for?free press, free speetn I| free ballot, but have we got ie tl few senators who . honestly o|-> 1? this nation going into this wa 1 cc| denounced as Benedict Arnolds, s > the kind of liberty we have. - thi man and newspaper that useu i?* words should be prosecuted, coi i and sent to the front to fig I their liberty to the end of th i it"" An honest man does not want the called such names by the bos: Pai believe that the American peo bri most to a man would be ready se^ spond to our country's call if tj mans or any other nation sho ffdii vade our soil. Yes, I would 1ing to do what I could, but 1 everlastingly opposed to ourllf1"? going over in Europe to fight 'nS battles: let them fight. it out did in the sixties. Speaking draft law, how many of the j a ? cans have ever read the const ^no of our country. Doesn't it exj ^ say that men shall not be draft . . too service only in case of some nat vading ours. Oh, but some are === money or pleasure but you he cry that the enemies have brok international laws. What laws i broken in times of war? Ai not made for the benefit of tl | I L-n ft-' ? * ,..w i.i?i11#v .nme una national 1<*S I might write pages on this subjt . | will stop. I am planning to Charleston to see our hoys, if t not sent to the slaughter pen I can go. Our company was st in the city of Charleston in 1 would like to see the place one The Flat Rock meeting clos ?l Thursday night. The preac ,j. not come our way hut Mrs. ( I and I went around visiting wi i ti , & Auto-lntoxicatioj I Causes M 1 Do you know why you ham I headache, diabetes, neuralgi.f mati8m and liver or kidney trl ? It's because you are being ; by products of your own bodj organs of elimination are nc ing properly. Waste mater < should be thrown out is being to poison and intoxicate your That could not happen if th? _ were kept open with GrangdRegulator. This splendid prepl is purely vegetable and non-a]# Demand Granger Liver Regull j'T1? your drug store?25c a box?aiV'riti: no other. There is nothing "H as good." |801. /] GERMANS BELITTLE AMERICAN TROOPJ i ? P- SAY THEY WILL PROVE SMAL1 FACTOR IN GREAT STRUGIJ GLE. CLAIM OUR MEN !- ARE NOT EQUAL TO TASK. =T DONT KNOW WHAT i THEY'RE UP AGAINST It appears from news which leaked out of Germany, in spite of the unusually close censorship, that the Ger man officials are telling their men and - women that the American troops will cut little figure in the big war. If the German people knew what they *. were up against they would refuse to listen to such foolish assertions. ' The funniest part of it is that they claim that Americans can't think quick enough. What a joke! That's our reputation?quick to think. The Germans will find that out soon enough. In the meantime, we at home , should get ready for the big drive. " < i ui course we all can't go to the | front but we can do our bit in just as I important a manner right here at j home. Let us keep fit to carry on I the industries of the nation, till the 1 soil, work the mines, and keep the 1 ammunition flowing to the front in a 1 steady stream. 1 Backaches must be gotton rid of; 1 those stomach disorders such as indiIgestion, constipation, etc., must be ^eliminated; weak, anaemic bodies must 1 e made strong and vigorous; weak j Sidneys and bladder must be strengthin other words, we must keep is?* ^ ^ron Mineral will keep you fit. u I is not a patent medicine. It is ai v jlrc, natural iron preparation oby red from the only natural medicinal iron mineral deposit of its kind ^ nown to the world. It aids digestion, ill '"eases weight, creates appetite, j lengthens dormant muscles, brings | Eealthy color to the skin, and builds I I the body in general; and is free Im alcohol, will not injure or dis- ' ' yor the teeth. y Old sores, ulcers, etc., regularly bathed with A-I-M will quickly disappear and applied to cuts, wounds or abrasions it stops blood almost instantly. At all druggists in 50c and $'1 sizes.?(Advertisement). XELENTOI Quinine Pomade IE RAND ?n<\ MAT.OAKI.T BERRY wroto u, g J* ?th*y had har?:!7 toy bMr, but after using 'lento yog can th?i roanlU on their pictures Qi7!llnk> Hnir cannot be made straight, u have to have hair before it can be iglucncd. Now this XELENTO POMADE | ?r C Hair Grower which feeds the scalp ui roots of the hair and mukea kinky. Pipy hair grow long, soft and silky. It UgLans dandruff and stops l ulling Hair at ycc. Price St5c by ntutl on receipt of I mps or coin. ll|,CNTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Write For Particular* at Once 'rtXIUhTO MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Qa. ^^jt ciiaar*- """ ' "WMeeeafl dfhe diminutive chains of habit are ' lorn heavy enough to he felt till fjeV are too strong to be broken. ' Is My Weather Prophet. can tell stormy weather days off by the twinges in my shoul- | ders and knees. Rut here's an friend that soon drives out the pains | aches. oan's Liniment is so easy to apply, no I _ >ing at all, it sinks right in and fixes ' lain. Cleaner than mussy plasters and ~~ ments. Try it for gout, lumbago, ncu- "SMI a, bruises and sprains. 3 : your druggist, 25c. 50c. and $1.00. UMlllilcJili f WMrwMMi 1 y j A. G. KENNEDY Attorney at Law Office Over Citizens National Bank P Union C A |j|^ e British "union flatf," which s the canton of the ordina.-y A 1 ah mercantile flapr we see here l>ut w adopted in its' present form in The dies h ' ' , k.,^, . ' Conservation a This is the national t down from the Great ! Greatest Nation on Ear ; And true patriotism, j i! ty to the Highest Ideals ism, will find and do fin< in every thoughtful ma pecially the Housekeeper Economy and Conservat resources and especially plies, does not for a rm parsimony, fear, hoardir or stagnation of the reg arteries of trade comme tion, the very prosperity mands that we all do bu keep the wheels of indus turning, and the machi and commerce humming, triotic individual and bus every kind is expected t< safely and economically, llt.ili'/O *- -" vw liic uiillUSt 311 O sible resources, to stop and waste, to cheerfully a whatever sacrifice is nece people in all walks of life none may want, and that of our men and women a front may count for the a safe place for Democra< The Union Grocery Co, connected with it, is do ready for the nation's cal tion's sake to give you the Best Food Supplies, and possible to give and stay ii Our policy is to make spend do its duty to the f ask is your considerate co See us early and often to Eat. THE UNION GR( Phone 100 or 80 when tc person. L. L. WAGNON, You must know a man a loi well. \r ? iou must use your autorru know it well. It takes month lind out its true durability of When you first select your months of experience. Theref you must depend entirely on t of the maker. The dependability of the CI pany is acknowledged the wor You buy a Chevrolet, feeling ing wisely, for back of it are fin pie to warrant the strongest gu priced product. Satisfied Chevrolet owners prove Chevrolet reliability. W. E. GREEN UNION, S It Is Our Di Co please the particular houseke orts are directed to the mar neats and vegetables the market our wants We are always "on uicy beef steak is our "long suit. fltv 4 ^/*?j iviui net diiu t 'HONE 52 E. B. < nan may be lord of creation, Drives Gu oman is queen of the earth. TbeOldSUi women of the Danish West Inave the vote. ten. A true nd Economy watchword, handed Head of This, the th. and genuine Loyalof True Americand a ready response n and woman, ess of this Land. But ion of the Nation's of the Food Sup)ment contemplate lg or the stoppage jular currents and i :rce ana consumpof the country desiness, that we all try and enterprise inery of business What every painess enterprise of [) do, is to sanely, adjust itself, and ur latent and posall extravagance nd willingly make issary that all the may prosper, that the best energies it home or at the most in winning ?y in the world. and every one ing their bit and 1 and for the naBest Service, the the Best Values 1 business, every dollar you idlest and all we operation. for Good Things V; v IGERY CO. o busy to call in , Manager. . Jk ng time to know him )bile a long time to I s of hard driving to construction, car, you lack these ore, for the moment, ;he known reliability levrolet Motor Com ld over. : secure you are acttancial resources amaranty of its popular on everv continent , Dealer . c. elight titter. Onv Hoot- a#. -k - v VIA MV/O 1/ CI' keting of the best affords. Phone us the job." Tender, ? Cattle Co. 30DSHALL, Mgr. t Malaria, Etallds Up System idard grnrrtl ASTHLKSS chill TONIC, drivea oat chea the blood,and boiIda np the m tonic. Pot adulta and children. 90c.