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jji PURELY PERSONAL | I Miss Alice Arthur is the guest of Mrs. Ernest Moore in Lancaster. Miss Mabel Green of Rock Hill is e the guest of Miss Lilian Whisenant. v Mr. W. S. Ashe of Columbia spent the week-end in the city with his a family. a Mr. Heyward Ewart spent Sunday * in Newberry with his father, Judge Ewart. ( Mr. Tom Thompson of Columbia \ spent the week-end with friends in ? the city. Dr. J. T. Jeter and family motored j to Greenville Sunday to spend the day c with relatives. Capt. E. L. Clarke and Miss Fanny t Clarke left Saturday aftetrnon for the northern markets. c Lieut. John A. Hollingsworth of Co. ? E. was a visitor in the city this week v for a short while. ^ Miss Agnes Sanders is visiting at the home of Mr. J. S. Kendrick in f Cherokee county. P f Mr. Walter Rowell of Bamberg is v the guest of his cousin, the Misses a Cranford, this week. Miss Lilian Williams of Pacolet is the guest of Miss Bernice Douglass, on S. Church street. , d At V T? R TTllmnVirioc. nf T hmnp J spent several days this week with rel- f atives in the county. h H Mrs. J. I). Arthur will leave this p week to visit relatives in Lancaster, Fairfield and Rock Hill. v Mr. J. T. Bobo and Mr. A. M. Wil- ^ burn of Laurens county were visiting relatives here this week. Mr. W. F. Murphy of Denver, Col., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Frances s Murphy at "Leonard Hall." P I Mr. Hinton Cranford has returned from a fortnight's visit to relatives s in Bamberg and Charleston. h Dr. H. L. Riley, president of the " Spartan Academy was a visitor to Un- ^ ion and Jonesville on Sunday. P Dr. Lewis Perrin of Cheraw spent c the week-end with his mother, Mrs. s Ida Perrin, on East Main street. Mr runL- Snrt^oro nf M/?Roo ennnf C last week with his parents, Mr. and a Mrs. J. W. Sanders, near Union. A Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Wagnon and ^ family have returned from a trip to the mountains of North Carolina. ^ 4 Lieut. Dan Mangum is at home on ^ j a ten days'^furloujh to be spent with <*. relatives here and at Cross Keys. f - y Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morris of Co- tl lumbi'a motored to the city and spent a few days this week with relatives. T \ Mr. I. From will leave next week for the Baltimore and Northern mar- p kets to purchase goods for his store. ^ Miss Marie Godshall and Miss Les- ^ lie Mae Godshall, who have been visiting in Whitestone, have returned home. c Miss Mary Daniel, who has been _ the guest of Mrs. Samuel Wix for a 1 fortnight, has returned to her home at Bath. s Dr. Felix Goudelock of Columbia / will arrive next week to visit his f mother, Mrs. Belle Goudelock, for sev- ^ eral weeks. n a Mrs. Theodore Maddox and children (j have returned to the city after spend- ^ ing several weeks in the mountains of ^ Tennessee. 0 Lieut. John W. Wilbanks will spend ? sometime with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. | Storm on S. Church street before re- ? suming his duties. Mrs. I. Dan Smith and Mr. Lindsay 1 Smith left Wednesday for Columbia 1 to spend sometime as the guest of Mrs. Claude Powell. Mrs. James W. Mixson and children 0 will return Friday from a fortnight's visit to her mother, Mrs. M. W. Wat- son, at Ridge Spring. . Messrs. Harry White and Sidney I Howell, who belong to Uncle Sam's I navy, spent several days this week with relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Prioleau and Mrs. James Munro will return Saturday from a ten days' visit to relatives at Eutaville and Charleston. Mrs. W. W. Gilliam and children who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Howell, returned to their home in Wbitmire on Tuesday. Miss Nancy Goudelock of WinstonSalem, N. C., is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Belle Goudelock, on E. Main street. Mrs. C. E. Storm, Dr. and Mrs. i#- u:i? OA amtijr oiAJi in mm mi. mur? niunn motored to Charlottle, N. C., Sunday and spent the day with friends. 'Capt. E. L. Clark will return the last of the week from a business trip to New York, where he went to purchase good* for the Clark Clothing Co. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Fannie Clark, who holds a position with the Lancaster Mercantile company, of Lancaster, S. C. Te Cora a Cold la Oaa Day Take LAX ATI VK BROMO Quinine. It atope the CMfh tad Headache aad worka off the Cold. Bnwitat. refund tnoaey it it faite to core, a. W. GROWS icuature on each boa. 25c. I Rev. and Mrs. George P. White and diss Edith White, who have been visting relatives in Johnston, returned 0 the city Saturday. They made the rip both ways in their car. Mrs. Lizzie Hames left Saturday or Spartanburg to attend the funxal services of Mr. Russell Gaflfney, vhich were held on Sunday afternoon. Miss Leila Gault has returned from 1 visit to relatives at Spartanburg ind Inmnn and has resumed her duies at McLure Mercantile company. Miss Alma and Master Gordon Mc^utcheon, who have been in Seneca he guests of relatives for sometime, ire now visiting at the Misses Mc^utcheon. Mrs. Warren Siblev (Elizabeth Foster) has returned to her home in Spartanburg after a few days' visit to ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Foser, near Union. Mrs. W. W. Summer, Miss Aileen Summer and Messrs. C. P. and M. B. Summer motored to Newberry last veek and were the guests of Dr. and ilrs. T. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McClary (Ruth Jrowne) of Greeleyville were the ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Rice or a short while this week. They vere returning from Hendersonville nd Glenn Springs. SANTUC Snntuck, Aug. 15.?0:i K.st Tujsay evening Misses Octavia and Lois eter entertained a number of their riends at a watermelon feast in onor of their guest, Miss Suzanne 'ickling of Columbia. Games were ilayed during the evening. Misses Lottie and Mattie Gregory isited Mrs. Frank Peake in Union ast week. Mrs. Willie Fant and children are isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. loth Fant. Mrs. L. B. Jeter. Jr., and little son pent the week-end in Union with her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc)ow. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Whitlock and on, after visiting the latter's parents, ift this week for a visit to relatives 1 Union and Ridgeway. Misses Lizzie and Helen Stevens /ere at home to a number of their riends on last Thursday evening at a ard party. Cream and cake were erved at a late hour. Mrs. Luke Raley and daughter of It. Crogan, Mr. and Mrs. William lilmore and daughter of Greenville re visiting their parents, Mr. and Irs. A. W. Gilmore. Mr. Russell Jeter left Tnp?/lnv en i usiness trip to Etiona, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Jeter and her guest, liss Mary Cornwell of Chester, left Vednesday to attend a house party at Carlisle. > A' nurnbefr of the young people enDyed a fishing trip on Saturday in he Skanes pasture. Mj. Frank Moss of Kingsport, 'enn., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Irs. R. E. Moss. Messrs. W. E. Cornwell and John 'razor of Chester spent Wednesday in own on business. Topaz. TTATION TO KINDREI) AND CREDITORS. itate of South Carolina, County of Union, ly Hon. W. W. Johnson, Judge of Probate. Whereas, Robert Jeter has made uit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate and efects of Addie Gist, deceased, These-are, therefore, to cite and ad nonish all and singular the kindred ,nd creditors of the said Addie Gist, leceased, that they be and appear, efore me, in the Court of Probate, o be held at Union C. H., South Carina, on the 27th day of August, next, ifter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock n the forenoon, to show cause, if any hey have, why the said Administraion should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 1th day of August, Anno Domini 917. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. Published on the 17th and 24th days if August, 1917, in The Union Times. 33-2 EDISONIA BIG STARS ONLY The Popular Film Star CRANE WILBUR ikA r a ?A if?* : 111 nit: >i /ici ifinsicr piece. He tore the hideous painting from its frame and then cast it at his fiancee's feet; he had saved all that he couid of her good name. He went to the front with his regiment, his heart dead within him, and fought the enemies of his country and the gnawing agony in his breast?fought to forget the Bhameful painting and the story that It told. "ThePainted Lie" ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22 IN BANKRUPTCY. United States of America, Western District of South Carolina, In the District Court In the Matter of W. B. TERRELL COMPANY, Bankrupt. NOTICE To the Creditors of W. B. Terrel Company, Bankrupt, of Union, Count; of Union and District aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that on th< 22nd day of August, A. D., 1917, a 12:30 o'clock, P. M., at the store for merly occupied by said Bankrupt ii the City of Union, South Carolina S. T. Reed, Trustee for the said W B. Terrell Company, Bankrupt, wil sell at public auction for cash to tlv highest bidder the entire stock o goods, wares and merchandise of sail estate consisting of a general line o dry goods, clothing, shoes, gents' fur nishings, notions and groceries aggre gating $15,7(50.48. Also their mule? horses, vehicles and all other persona property of said estate aggrcgatinj $1,694.3(5. Also all of it's shares in til Monarch Co-Operntive Supply Co. Any one desiring to bid on said prop erty will first deposit with the Truste a certified check or cash in the sur of five hundred dollars as in evidenc of good faith. The unsuccessful bid ders will have the money refunded t them and the successful purchaser wil have the money credited on the pur chase price of said property. Th said Trustee will sell in bulk or par eel as he may deem best. Any objection to said sale must b made before the Referee in Bankrupt cv. S. E. Barron, Esq., at his offie in Union, South Carolina, on the lStl day of August, A. I). 1917, at elevei o'clock A. M. Notice is further given that a meet ing of the creditors will be held in thi office of the undersigned Referee thir ty minutes after the sale as aforesaid at which time any business that ma; legally come before said meetinj will be transacted. A dividend will b declared, the cost paid. S. E. BARRON, Referee in Bankruptcy. Dated at Union, S. C. August 10th, A. D. 1917. Any information in regard to th sale or exhibiting' the stock to pros pective purchasers can be had by see ing Jno. K. Hamblin, Union, S. C Attorney for Trustee or Carlisle i Carlisle, Spartanburg, S. C., Attor neys for Trustee. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friend and neighbors for their kindness an sympathy shown us in the loss of ou darling boy, L. D. Our prayer is tha God may be ever near each and ever one of you all and richly bless you. 33-1 Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Reeves. Dr. Frederic Jacobsoo. Women Need Phosphates to' Gbfc Them Strong, Healthy, Roundca Figure and to Avoid Nervous V Break Down. Thousands of Women Grow Strong in Nature's Way. 'Consider the Lilies of the Field, Hov They Grow." The life of the lily is but a fe> weeks or months. The life of man i "three score years and ten." But t live one's life in its fullness, yome like the lily, must be nourished b those same rival elements which na ture provides for nourishing every li\ ing thing; and these include the val uable phosphate so often lacking i the usual food we eat today. Argc Phosphate is rich in these wonderfi elements. It contains them in concer trated tafclet form which is easy t take and quickly assimulated and at sorbed into the system, and from yout to old ago, builds and rebuids body an brain in beautiful harmony with Na ture's perfect plan. "That's why Argo-Phosphate makes good solid fles and muscles. SPECIAL NOTICE: Argo-Phos phate contains the Natural phosphate which thousands of physicians ar prescribing daily to build up thin, pah colorless women to give them ros cheeks, Ted lips, and a beautiful com plexion. Many cases have been rc ported where women have increase their weight from 15 to 25 pound with a few weeks' treatment, and an woman who desires a well rounde and developed form, should secuT from her druggist, this new dru which is inexpensive and is dispense by any reliable druggist with or witli out a doctor's prescription. If you druggist will not supply you, sen $1.00 to the Argo Laboratories, 1 Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga., and the will send you a two weeks' treatmen by return mail. SURGICAL DRESSINGS COMMITTEE TO MEET The Surgical Dressings committe will meet to sew on Tuesdays an Thursday of each week at the loca headquarters and ever- Jnember of >th Red Cross chapter w%s is willing sew is asked to helpjajie commitU The hours are from 9 ?c. 12 or as loi as you wish to sew 'd we shall very glad to have yo' . issist us. Mrs. Peri ? Kennedy, 32-tf ?oc Chairman. . <no NOTIC 'v There will be an ,Alection held Meador school hous Santuc Schr District No. 6, on Vuesday, Aug? 28th, for the purpose of voting a sp( ial levy of two (2) mills for sch purposes. ( County Board of Education. J. H. Hope, 82-2 Supt. of Ed s I f ixxxxssxsxsssxssssxxxssss [ | SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS \ iANTED AT ONCE?Two or three first class experienced automobile salesmen. Unless you are a hustler do not apply. Overrand Piedmont Co., Spartanburg, S. C. 32-3 3R SALE?Leather collars and bridles. Great values at the price. People's Supply Co. tf ONEY on real estate on long and easy terms. J. E. Minter, Financial Cor. Union County. OR SALE?Two shares in the Peoples Undertaking Co., 5% off the dollar for cash; act quick if interested. Apply to E. P. Cole, at Ice i > Plant. 32-2-pd ^ ec^ 'OR SALE?One nice buildinp lot on a" South street, 80x226. See J. Wes( ley Greer at M. & P. Nat. Bank. 19tf !nTASH PAID FOR FORD CARS?Any g ftll ape, model or condition. Motor Sup'U | Co., Spartanburp, S. C. 30.4 ~ <jfDIAN TWIN MOTORCYCLE?A ?4real barpain. Apply Bicycle Shop, j e L. Poole, Union, *S. C." 32-1-pd "iBPfcTAtrc - 0i ?a limited quantity of South 1 EfCarolina raised corn in shuck, which - feP desire to sell. Call on Mr. It. P. e wjHarry at the Farmers' Ponded - 1 ilwaTehouse and he will serve you. | C. Duncan. f 22-tf I ?^ne ,r?-rooni cottage loe jHated on Church street. Price reas^ mpnable. All modern conveniences. WApply to N. Shapiro. _ I ijftuYLER'S" is the standard by e Bnrhich all other candies are judged. I APor sale by Palmetto Drug Co. I I lAhone No. 7. s IpTBD?A hustler to travel and e|flBell Pianos. A good proposition for IWAie right man. Foster Music Co., |*Aonesville, S. C. 113-1 I T~^ ISN'T SAFE to be without a botI jftle of "Huiet's Liniment.'" You will e Bind it the best in all emergencies. "I fr01- sa'e ^y Palmetto Drug Co. "J>R RENT?325 acres good farming & I gland six miles south of Newberry ..I ?C, H. Sixty acres bottom land on J Bush river, Timothy and Kinard's 1 If creeks. New buildings. Excellent 1 opportunity for larije family. Dr. I 4 Gustavus Werber, Newberry, S. C., s 1 R. F. D. No. 7, Box 47a. 33-4-pd : r J ^ANTE D?Tin Foil, Bottles, RubII ^bers, Junk?a little bit from each y I Kamily would make a pile as big j tue courtnouse. Uets try it and zytjeS,, Ways.and Means Committee, j w|[nwT2Y TO LOAN on improved real '\ *- TOte for 20 years. See John K. ' I J?Tn,")^n ?r E. Minter. rpiou WANT THE BEST, and mnt it quick, just 'phone No. 7, L palmetto Drue Co., "The place m /where it is a pleasure to please." 1 'OR SALE?240 acres farm land located in the southern part of Union ( county, 1VI miles from Ada's sta- f v tion. About (55 acres in cultivas tion, about .10 acres in pastures. ? balance in pines. At low price and n on easy terms. See J. Roy Fant y or D. Fant Gilliam. 33-1 ' i- . .j [' V COMPLETE LINE of DruRs and ' ?II>ruRRist's Sundries can be found at the Palmetto DruR Company, "The Old Reliable." \K AND DRY PINE WOOD in quantity for sale. Write J. T. Spears, Union, Route 1. 31-3 Sr SALE?Six-room cottage with 3 feeweraRe and electric lights. Will , C sell on easy terms. See Mr. and n f Mrs. J. B. Greer, South St. 21-tf * ! s I AND?If you have any land for sale e list it with us. If you want to buy see us. The Citizens Real Estate " & Loan Co. 32-4 F 'OR SALE?Bed springs and matj ti esses. Apply to Phone 184. tTATl (I1TI3 * 1 . . ?- - ? Tvjv o/vij cj?consiueraDie 101 01 pine cord wood, which I can deliver ^ J on short notice. P. D. Barron. 32-2 ? 1 V A NT ED?Materia! for a rummage sale. Until quarters are seured ~ leave at Times office or the Edi(j sonia theatre. No one will call on q you for this, it is purely voluntary giving?not begging and the money ^ made goes to help your boy or your neighbors. Help us get this sale up. Ways and Means Committee A. R. C. r | [OR RENT?Cottage on N. Church e street near J. E. Kirby's. Citizens d ( Real Estate & Loan Company. k JaRE YOU PROTECTED? If not see I |] us. We represent the Philadelphia Is J} Underwriters Fire Insurance Co., g wnn comoinea assets 900,400,019.00, <e This company is strong enough to carry all fire insurance in the city of Union. We also represent four ! 1 other strong companies. If interested 'phone 64. Citizens Real EsL tate & Loan Co. 32-4 11 FOR SALE?Forty-one acres of land I 4 room cottage, 2% miles east of Monarch Coton Mills. D. Fant GilK ' liam. Ijt Mrs. J. E. Whisenant of Spartanf burg is the guest of her parents, Mr. I and Mrs. P. C. Whisenant. Mr. Wbisenant will spend the week-end here. (DO Y the complete safetj as the liberal rate t Kvery doilar depo of $75,000.00, consei Directorate, and the Ilanking Depart men Moreover, we pay a year in our Saving of interest is paid c months or longer. s I i t? ^/fiW Tfri xK'' IIF YOU NEI You can get it from the R< selling them all kinds of ? Sacks, Brass, Copper and 1 old Boilers or Engines or them to us as we will pay for everything. Write or RELIABLE Phone No. 322 DBHHBHBHBHHBBBHHHHBi 1 V ' jf - V * ? SERVICI an be used as an Ambulance, for deliv ions. Especially adapted for lonjr distj vhere within thirty ltvles of Union Fill BAILEY UNDEI Office Phone 106 32'! r1 quench yo I c?A | \ j It tB not a sweetish soda drink | refreshing beverage, which reta 11 py flavor of the hops, but without |: can never know iiow good it is until U by the bottle or case wherever soft Piedmont Groce SPARTANBURG, . Distributor m Mr. J. T. Fowler was kind enough to give The Times man a fine watermelon J the latter part of the past week. It 1 was a "Kleckly," and it was good. 3 Thank you. i Gov. Richard I .Manning passed through Union Saturday on his way to the mountains of North Carolina i to spend the week-end with his family. , WCHOLSON tANK&TRUSTO? ujv/on. s.c.ya 1 OU REALIZE ' afforded by this bank, as well I Df interest? i; Kited here is protected by Capital rvative management by a stronjr i strict examinations of the State it. 4% interest compounded twice ;s Department, and a higher rate ' m Certificates of deposit for six J. Roy Fant, M. A. Moore. ^ e:d money liable Junk Company by Scrap Iron, Rags, Bones, iubber. If you have any old Automobiles bring the highest market price call JUNK CO. jj Union, S. C. I CAR erinp Caskets and on Funeral oecaince calls. We deliver Caskets ;ir,v* <:e of charge. RTAK8NG CO. Residence Phone 88 <?il JTll the Hr 6?da. j_ . Fountain rr^TuhN^a Compound U Haven't you often wuhed for a II that would SURE ENOUGH ur thirst. You have it now ? j I HAL 1 f ins all the snap- | the alcohol. You youtryit. Order |j t drink* are aold. u Mr. J. R. Green of Gaffney, Route 3, was a visitor to Union one day this week. Mr. Green is a former rasident of Union, and is thinking of Bgain moving to this county. Mr. Foster Howell of Co. E, stationed at Columbia, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Howell, on West Main street. a