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f To C I Begin I UNDER EX I ( HANTS TO SEL1 | WE WILL F KXTENI) FURTH MINI) THAT OUR COUNTS. IF YOU HA1 ANY CUSTOMERS US AT CASH PRI w I PACOLET, ROUTE 1 Paeolet, Route 1, Aug. 14.?We are having some beautiful weather at the P present in which the good house wives i' are taking advantai'o of by dryimr h fruit for winter use. Mr. R. K. Price of Chappel Hill, N. I h visiting friends in this cominun- >' it y. ji' Misses Myrtle Tate and Kveiyn j" days last week with Miss Minnie, t Pearl Jones. j h Misses Lucile Hughes and Mae Jef-iv fries have been visiting Misses l.u'a d Garner and Madge Farr on Kelton.K* Route 1. j e Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jeffries spent t Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris. |d Mr. Hewitt Hodge spent last week r/near .Jonesville with relatives. j v. Mr. James Goudelock of Jonesville d spent the week-end with his parents,, < " Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Goudelock. jJ' Miss Minnie Pearl Jones has as he: |5J house guest this week Miss Mar-jC' suvnic i uikciiuii UL iiuncasier. Mrs. Jeff Sparks and children of i?' Lockhart, who have been visiting on 1 this route, motored over to Gaffney 1 Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. t* Peel re. c Mr. Sam Hodge spent a few days r< this week with Coleman Mabry on Jonesville route. Mr. Mabry accom- * panied him home. Miss Era Horn spent last week in Jonesville. with her grandfather. IT There was a party motored over 'y< from Jonesville this morning and f' joined a party from this section and ** went down on Thickety creek seining. Mr. H. G. Horn and Mr. Erastus o; Hopper attended services at Mesopo- ?It tamia Sunday. gb Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Griffin spent Sunday with Mrs. J. T. Hodge. ini Daisy. Cr MOTHER! GIVE CHILD too "SYRUP OF FIGS" IF .t,c TONGUE IS COATEDi s lUri If Cross, Feverish, Sick, RiUous, her Clean Little Liver and I IV Rowels. at IV Children love this "fruit laxative," | on and nothing else cleanses the tender heri stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. | M A child simply will not stop playing f -iei to empty the bowels, and the result is, j M they become tightly clogged with S inj. waste, liver gets slucp'ish *- 1 ? n 0 mmf O VV/ II 1(11*11 j iVJ sours, then your little one becomes rdat cross, half-sick .feverish, don't eat, I Mi sleep or act naturally, breath is bad,|\isib system full of cold, has sore throat, Mi stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, hor Mother! See if tonpue is coated, then pive a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Fips," and in a few hours ^ nil the constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the mmmm system, and you have a well, playful child apain. Millions of mothers pive "California Syrup of Fips" because it is perfectly TJ] harmless; children love it, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. ry . Ask your druppist for a r>0-cent hot- UlC tie of "California Syrup of Fips," which has full directions for babies, children of all apes and for prown-ups plainly printed on iitiuii'. ueware of counterfeits sold here. Cet the genuine, made hv "California Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contemnt. will ytjir help? If I There are a number of sewir.tr ma- /) 3 1 chines, some of them with motors attached, at Rod Cross headquarters If CO and a number of garments are cut ready to be made. Anyone who will. __ whether they arc members of the Red g Cross chanter or not are asked to come to t>>" * ? ..^aw?|uarters any day from 9 to 12 o'clock in the morninir and r? to 7 o'clock in the afternoon and sew. The need is very urgent and time is precious. Every woman gZ y in Union could give an hour or two a VI f week to this noble cause without injury' to herself and with jrreat henefit to humanity. If you are willing ' to serve in this capacity will you kindly notify ?? Mrs. R. E. White. Chairman Distributing Committee. lur Fi ning September ISTING CONDITIONS WI L FOR CASH "QUICK SA OR THE CONVENIENCE ER CREDIT TO ANYONI : CASH SYSTEM WILL Si irn a ur a ^ -? vri AttUUINT WITH 5, BUT WE DO INTEND J CES FOR THIRTY DAYS LBL CROSS KEYS Cross Keys, Aujrust 14.?Crops are renerally trood; we have had prood ains in this section since my last atter and it came in a jrood time as he growing crops were in need of it. Permit me, if you please, to tfive ou some war remarks which I have oiiowed and what I think hits the ail square on the head. If this eoun-j ry is to continue to exi>t and yourj omes and children made secure, you j rill have to wake up America talk j ealinir solely with the war in these olumns until every man, woman and hild in the United States realizes hat the very existence of this coun:y is at stake and unless everyone oes his or her hit with all the frenied patriotic intensity that the men, omen and children of Germany are oin}* their bits this war and the ause of world freedom will be lost, t is a terrific job to arouse a people, people that has been doped and poisned by the propaganda of peace at ny price traitors, largely in the pay f our enemies, and poisoned with the es of the reptile foreign lonir-watre ress, a people occupying a vast connent and indifferent to anything but ical and parochial affairs to the grim jalities of a war which may yet dim ith sorrow every home in the land, ou have simply got to realize we re at war with the most savage rentless enemy that has ever cursed le earth. Face the music and that ttisic may a funeral dirge for 3U and yours, and for liberty and eedom the world over, unless you ke the issues of this war to heart ith passionate intensity. The people of this community enyed a picnic at what is called the 1 Ray place last Thursday. It was yen by the various Sunday schools this section, the small children be- T * entertained by Rev. Mr. Smith of oss Anchor and Misses Dew and :nes Patton. Mr. James Shehan ik a bunch of the little fellows to ! river where they enjoyed a splash ( the water. -lisses Jessie and Ruth Puckett of ion spent Sunday with relatives e. liss Ethel Starnes spent last week Woodruff visiting relatives. Ir. and Mrs. J. I). Vaughn of Unspent last week with relatives (iss Anna Franklin is visiting nds at Newberry this wek. r. Ralph Glenn of Clinton is visr Mr. Bobo Franklin this week, r. and Mrs. B. B. Franklin visited .ives at Cross Anchor Sunday. ^OI r. John Sumner of crnuo a..~i? iiuLiiur L*(i friends here Sunday, ss Clara Jackson of Cross Anvisited friends here uSnday. Kit X. j Mr Hello! ?2 11 I the Voice on the ,, Wire Call You j'j ? Red ie did not, you ah re U n Hniihto ? .. w vmvi vUljf askec rd about him. the ft mama t partlT will be seen at can h P. M THE from sets mmmrn WTistli and Theatre :z,:i produc urday, Aug. 18 {?*,; kon 'i" IaaOIIUS instruc article: "The c lends 1st, We Arc Gol TH PRICES STILL ADV LES AND SHORT PROF OF OUR TRADE CARR 5 IF \rrniTMT tc xrrk'r wv/i.1 x AU V/l WE YOU MONEY THA US WHETHER LARGE ( SAVING YOU MONEY B MUST SETTLE THEIR i J R 1ST 5555E555E5^| ! h YEAR BOOK. i Fair Forest Chapter, 1). A. R., U ^2 South Carolina, 1917-1918. . W* "Some deeds should not perish- ^ Some names must not wither.7 ^ k I s Regent?Mrs. Landy J. IIam?l| ^ Vice Recent?Mrs. Christophil Peake. \? i Recording Secretary?Mrs. Dt M. Eaves. *ij*i Corresponding Secretary ? Hi! Frederick II. Garner. Treasurer?Miss Carol F. Rob'| son. Historian?Mrs. Evelina S. Rice Registrar?Miss Minnie Lee W? Charity?Mrs. Ora W. Fant. 1 Chaplain?Mrs. Ida R. Perrin. Committees. Ways and Means?Mrs. F. M. Fai chairman, Mrs. Ida Perrin, Mrs. J. McLure. Membership?Mrs. C. R. Robcrtso chairman, Mrs. J. D. Arthur, Mi Mobley Jeter. Marking Graves?Relics?Mrs. i H. Peake, chairman, Mrs. Davis Je fries. Mrs. -T W M ivonn Books?Miss Minnie L. Walke chairman, Mrs. D. H. Wallace, Mr Evelina Rice. Music?Mrs. J. F. Walker, chaf man, Mrs. F. H. Garner, Miss Catj erine Layton. , , Tuesday, Sept. 4, C >?,.uch. >w> Music. IM "Union"?Mrs. J. W. Mixson. Hostess?Mrs. W. J. Haile. < m Tuesday ,Oct. 2, 4:30 O'cloc ' i Music. "Some Old Churches"?Mrs. ] i ^ Walker, Jr. JA \ Election of delegates to StatXu mention. | J . Hostess?Mrs. Ora W. Fant. | i . Tuesday, Nov. 6, 4 O'clock! ilJ Music. v "Battle at Fish Dam Ford"?Ilij) |J )ra W. Fant. I ; (1 vm i.sie ?Mrs. W. M. Butler. I Hostess?Mrs. Mabry S. Rice. ' * Tuesday, Dec. 4, 3:30 O'clock.i ^ Music. , se "Orosskeys"?Miss Mary Jones. Hostess?Mrs. D. II. Wallace. ' jn Tuesday, Jan. 1, 3:30 O'clodKj i Music. ,Q "West Springs ?Miss Katl^ jyj imes. ct in Hostess?Miss Elizabeth Arth*( ga Tuesday, Feb. 5, 3:30 O'clock nj, Music. , jjjj Election of delegates to WaspJ ^rj n. |5 "Kelton"?Mrs. L. G. Young. n = Hostess?Mrs. F. H. Garner. Feb. 22. 0 H Colonial Tea?Mrs. C. H. Pea^5 Tuesday, March 5, 4 O'clock/^ Vlusic. Jf 'Congressman Daniel WallaK) s. 1). H. Wallace. >0 Other Congressmen." lostess?Mrs. P. K. Switzer. """ Tuesday, April 2, 4 O'clock! t 1 lusic. p Judge Abraham Nott"? nche Kennedy. Other Judges." ostess?Mrs. B. F. Kennedy, y _ Tuocio.. % - . ...mm;, .May I, 4:30 O'clock J usic. of , lection of Chapter officers. J_ runostess?Mrs. I J. J. Hames. that * . all. KNITTERS NEEDED. 1 c< noia Cross Calls Urgently for % Ieer?* _ I wo aerlo I Union women who can ki and are willing to learn are urgR hard 1 to volunteer for a knitting ' e which the Union chapteiolize immediately in answi ll allowing imperative call froA lent headouartera Jr. a*i?* ... nwain Qj. my i appeal has come to the A?d should '.ed Cross from Maj. Graysoesshowe1! urphy, Red Cross commiss.ll ipeare Europe, for 1,500,000 kfie s111? ai comprising sweaters, mutiig ets and socks and we in i laj^' j bout to call on the cha.s :hout the United States fotwh y0i| tion of these articles. To sea thor the knitting as much as p tcontali e now have in the priirdtalrogB, a new and eomoleto maniman*^ tions for making the seman*^ ? required. ncr Red Cross supply burer car^rj^ s ,_jyj -Jr ?? 1 and I j __. ?\\ to Place Our B II;)) j cing we are takini v \ r WE believe it wi 5 '\ccounts for thirt' ijf.id in full by the 1( j, | Heretofore has be] \ ] t small, please see 1 ' selling you for cas1 ' ' 'COUNTS BY THE 10TH> jji' MODIOAYl inn. Metro Presents I I w, THE POPULAR STAR it1" L?S ,* Harold kH Lockwood Here's a play you will (leliyht in. j Ijjrf' Abrim with mystery, romance and Jstn.'k adventure, to say nothing of many e||el|. hearty laughs. It is entitled jjnvit u'ul^w T/|6 ? v \\y Haunted ij Pajamas" >ve\ ' Mi-L And It's a Metro Jeedt essii We're sure that's all we need tell *)th. Mr. y?u. Now it's up to you. as d, ? The EDISONI sr. A Rev om V'l WOMEN! \ lS /0THERS\ ^ ? * T DAUGHTER^ ?e P You who tire easily; ? are pale, hag- JZm" card and w^M I i worn: nervous gmjm / or irritable; I who are 6ub- I^KhIi Ject to (Its a( - , biHti?? melancholy or the "blues." i get your blood UranH examined for v^B| 8g?i??^H?r Iron . deftcl- VV \^ J5j^?i <1 *?* ^T,?D y^F King, m!oH1 . w no it taken( 1 H Ld ^ khrec times a s* mkals will Increase your etreng^fllnd ndkrance 100 per cent in t\vo^?il(s' manv cases ?Ferdlnad^pKtrg. N^mJ%MUXATEO IRON reeon^^Kl ahore b* th. t^k W ba obtained froin^Buffood <tru(|tu no in^w guarantee of money re.1 funded. uaually prew-^r five-grain l*h ) Im to three llmej^Fr 0y after meal* I mimmmm 3 Palmetto Drug Co., so tl Glymph's Pharmacy, recei1 Milhous Drug Co., be p Peoples Drug Store, ately, n- i=?? - "3. I' . , . 8id ii arranging for a larjre supply of yarn or and knitting needles to meet the re- 0f jy quirements of chapters. Within the <<4 tl. next two weeks we expect to have jjjithe knitting circular ready for d<3- help t lo tribution to the chapters and lar^e <.^s ^Jfhipments of yarn will he coming into jjon 0 ^1he various branch supply houses. rreDesPerate need will exist for these countr ^articles anions the soldier and civil to I {population of France and our other chnpte miallies before we can get these articles "pie derstai ia ?<rp0 expedite the completion of the cessati I work, we should like to have you pr0(]uc tart at once and without waiting for j.ospits ? the new knitting manual to prepare jroblei cfor the work and we surest the fol- ^rfcer oibwing: ,fnnf ? Q8 "1. Form in ??? -1 ... jwui cnaptcr fl com- in^ so Bnittee on knitting. of tf,e ka "2. Mobilize all available knitters in "pie* ^your chapter, branches and auxiliaries, one Oi h 4 / ?v . -V f Custor usiness on a CASH G PRESIDENT WILSON'S LL BE BEST FOR YOU AND V DAYS, BUT WE POSITH )TH OF EACH MONTH. 1 EN LOST BY SLOW OR E PTX A T im ^ * t im m is fAIL). WE DO NC I ALL CUSTOMERS DESIRI VE HAVE NO OTHER TERfl THE I SPARTAN a GROCE | (Postoffice, W< / If you are looking for a p ? sider the Spartan Academy, ft strong teaching force and ha: ft cipline and thorough work, ft In addition to a regular h 8 T iusic, Domestic Economy ani ft one of these departments is ft teachers. ft The equipment of the schot ! J? now brick-veneer dormitories, heated and furnished with ] 5 school also has a 50-acre farn ft fully well this summer. The ft food supply at the Spartan At ' The charges are unusually li ft it may be thought that good ad ft at such prices.- We assure yoi ft low charges that we make thi ft equal to the best in the State, ft The next session owna MC[il v it further information is cU | H. L. RILEY, ? Wellford, Many people scoffed at Colun the land in which ; DISCOVl of equal importance to you, a the best place to buy Gro< scoffer. Turn your seai convinced lat when the knitting manual is not wi ved, every one who can knit will work w repared to start work immedi- them w ting th Make it clear that we seek the receipt 1 this big undertaking of all ;rs whether they are members s Red Cross or not A group of persona qualified to ct in knitting would be a great o the committee. , r?P?! soon as we learn what propor- *ve f the total of this large order i?i y ev.e. cared for in each section of the ^c?881?1 y, we shall advise with you as Some share of the total which your f00ij3 r should undertake. t.*ombon? ase have all your members un- Q drown nd that we do not want the least on of effort of workers in the tion Of SlirtrJ'-al '1-?2 . ..o Ut u.cssinRs and L,ever tr, il garments. It will be your n to organize so as to pet more i TrouhU s interested and the more eon- j)r bring ffort of those who are now piv- jrjends' much of their time to the work Red Cross. There isc also impress upon every JLle know 10 is now knittinp that wo do 'eleanlines: tiers! [ Basis ADVICE TO MERFOR US. 'ELY REFUSE TO -lease bear in I AD PAYING AC- | )T WANT TO LOSE I NG TO BUY FROM | US FOR ANYONE. | RS_j ACADEMY | i, s. c. i elford, S. C.) " lace to send your boy, con- % It is well located, has a /. s a reputation for good dis- ? ligh school course it offers g d Military Training. Each V in charge of experienced S jl is good. There are two jrt electrically lighted, steam- 5 hot and cold baths. The s 1 that has yielded wonder- % win oe no shortage in g 1 cademy next winter. " 3 )w. In fact, at first glance g Ivantages cannot be offered g 1 l that notwithstanding the S e advantages we offer are ? tember 4, 1917. isired, write to Principal | s. c. i 1 ! * * I I ibus but he discovered you live. A ERY it this time, is that of ceries. Don't be a rch here and be I. S ! int them to discontinue any hich they have in hand. Have rork industriously on all knite? can turn out pending the of the new knitting manual. "Guy E. Snavely, "Director. * .. .iiui j. Mliner, Jr., "Associate DirectoiV' ' sed woman's war gowns are to ver buttons, but they'll probn up by being put in more ine places. musician says that it would h to write a cradle song for ?s. Might not be a bad way i the baby's racket, at that. tst .appetiser is the one who /?a fast. ;s are life's spring showers ing out the blosoms of our .indliness. is " imvor equal to ledffe of absolute kitchen :L