The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 19, 1917, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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HV *f* I N'l (LIBERTY q \ nrl Qfinvu' fhaf V Q i. &11U UliV TT 11IUI t ? more than mere v | can talk?Do! Th 1 z | Subscribe lo Ou \ And H< 1 BOOST I Advertise in Ou I And He I BOOST I cour | It is very irritating when your well-fed cat goes over to a neighbor's ; and protends to be half starved.? i Kansas City Journal. i When a chap is feeling blue and ' j*oes out to find the sky in the same condition, stranpe to say, it is pretty apt to chirk hihi up a bit. < The surest way to discover a man ; who can lick you is to insult the i American flag. 1 BOND! | our Patriotism is * yords. Anybody * at's the "Dope." j $ %%%%%x%%sxsx%s%%xsxxs$x%% r Daily Paper \ Jlp Us | UNION | r Daily Paper f >lp Us | UNION ; VTY ; . I i Don't worry, parents. The fact that j your little Willie is doing pretty well \ in his ''joggerfy" is not necessarily i an indication that he is becoming I world wise.?Indianapolis Star. - m , 5 Some fellows seldom get a kiss be- j sause they are afraid of girls, but j you'll never get any if you are also , afraid of germs.?Kansas City Jour- j rial. 1 ( [AW. In these d< PRICES, it is n< every purchase Li Y1 We Please Yoi LOCKHART I.ockhart, Oct. 18.?Sunday was a great day with the Presbyterian hurch. They had a missionary raly. The services consisted of songs, speeches by the children; sermon by he pastor?a good collection for nissions, and the service was full >f interest from start to finish. The superintendent of the Metholist Sunday school, Mr. Sam McCulough, reports a good day last Sunlay in his school. Mr. Jessie Bryant is superintend;nt of the Haptist Sunday school; the school is large and full of interest >ach Sunday. The collection last Sunday was $r>1.00. Preaching ev;ry Sunday morning and evening at the Baptist church, by the pastor, Rev. J. T. Littlejohn. Frank Lockman and sisters mo.ored to Glendale last Sunday to spend the day with their brother, vho is a boss weaver in the GlenCALOMEL DYNAMITES A SLUGGISH LIVER Crashes Into Sour Bile, Making You Sick and You Lose a Day's Work. Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Calomel acts like dynamite on a sluggish liver. When calomel comes into :ontact with sour bile it crashes into t, causing cramping and nausea. If you feel bilious, headachy, constipated and all knocked out, just go to /our druggist and get a 60 cent bottle >f Dodson's Liver Tone, which is jd larmless vegetable substitute for dafJl gerous calomel. Take a spoonful and f it doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and quicnr ihan nasty calomel and without mMtng you sick, you just go back Mpd get your money. If you take calomel today youll^be sick and nauseated tomorrow; besid&v f mow ...... _.L!1. M i.t.. V ...%MJ naiiTaw ;uut niiuv u JTUU Dodson's Liver Tone you will wakeup 'eeling great, full of ambition and eady for work or play. It'?, harWWra, feasant and safe to give tp chiitffatv ;hey like it. i mmmmA I ord To lys ot CONSERVA Bcessary that you gh ;; that you should r Firstly, I will bu integrity, reliability; order Secondly, I will possible price. Thirdly, I will uu \ so that I will secure Use this reasonii season. Have your i and strictly hand tail Good Suits or Overcoats To Go At 1 Take advantage o the payment of $2.50 a be made of the same j We show hundre in staples, fashionah no trouble in finding ^ want to pay. Have you no more, probabl and fit of one suit m; made or ready-to-wc li and Keep You Pl< TH . COLU] TAILOR! 4 Main Street S. M. CAROTHE dale mills. E. M. Wright, Ken McCullum and Fred Neal motored to Spartanburg yesterday. \\ VV. C. Harris was in Greenville yesterday and while there called on the b Lockhart boys who are in training e there. They are well and happy. e M iss Mellie Sfcoud of Whitmire is f( visiting Miss Alpha Meggs. e G. P. Scott and John Carter were n in Union yesterday; they sfcartad a back to I.ockhart and their car gave n out on them; they had a nine mile walk. These gentlemen are nursing t< sore feet now. c Lockhart is being stocked with new G cars. Miss Annie Hope and Miss Pearl V Littlejohn were visitors in Union to- n day. I)r. Will Hope and family visited c friendav here yesterday. C Carlos Itoger of Union visited friends here yesterday; he is an ex- w pert woaver- E Dr. -J. C. Brawley Of Union was a business visitor here -yesterday. t Mr. Mrs. y T. '"Proctor an- d nounce the birth of a daughter,. Con- n gratulations. Mrs. Josephine Parks of Jones- I ville is the guest of friends here flu.. week. ' * r W. T. Garner and two sons of Beaumorrt Mills in SjraTtantrarjr were here for^ah^rt ^ile. tyr. Garner is superintendent ot tne Beaumont I plant. Irt IJ fl'JV I n V i'1' '' '' 1 ^ ' ' 'll t PLANTS FOR SALE t f* I f ; Frost proof Cabbage and " lettuce (!$lhhtk!, 'aftsir1 ever- s bearing ^W^erry plants ' for sale-, Don t be misled bv _ Agents. See what you are u buying forL what * mt piyfe mc acalL .You ? e treated with cour^ t M o) d ni t.oii/3 mIM i ??tiJL>8ENM ' ?ii ?i <<> n in oil'I Jolbul!otri 10 . halU i *A J 4?lfONR 375 11. J14 V it lit ?d V | The A TION, EFFICIEN< /e careful considei eason in the foll( y from a representati\ and business principles buy the best mercham $e such means to cons< the maximum benefit lg especially regarding suit or overcoat made lored by The Columbia $15.00 T? f our offer of an Extra I idditional to your Suit q jrade or the same mate ids of styles of the sea* Le and novelty design just what you want a your Suit made to mea y less, and the satisf ade to your measure is ;ar garments. eased, No Matter :e Kb tU. Union, S. C. RS, Manager LOCKHART JUNCTION. Lockhart Junction, Oct. 18.?The reather is threatening today, and it )oks like we might have rain. It has een beautiful for gathering and evryone is using it. I find in my travIs that all doors are closed; very ew you find in their homes; most evrybody is in the field at work, and lost of the women folk are at work, is the old saying goes, "Everyone is laking hay while the sun shines." There were nine cars of soldier boys o pass through here today, but 1 an't tell you where they were going, ioing to some cantonment, I guess. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kelley and Mrs. V. W. White and Miss Mary Tweed lotored to Union yesterday. I hear there is diptheria among the hildren in the section of Brown's !reek. Mr. Billie Scales lost a child, died dth this disease, and was buried at tethlehem church yesterday. There will be many an one to go o Spartanburg today to see the soliers parade. We hope there will be o accident. Moxy. >ESERVES A GOLD MEDAL FOR THIS I Cincinnati Authority Tells How to Dry Up Any Corn or Callus So It Lifts Right Off. You corn-pestered men and women eed suffer no longer. Wear the shoes hat nearly killed you before, says his Cincinnati authority, because a ew drops of freezone applied directly n a tender, aching corn stops soreess at once and soon the corn loosens 0 it can be lifted out, root and all, without a bit of pain. A quarter of an ounce of freezone osts very little at any drug store, but 1 sufficient to take off every hard or oft corn or callus. This should be ried, as it is inexpensive and is said iOt to inflame or even irritate the sureunding tissue or skin. If your wife wears high heels she All be glad to know of this. [Europe's big problem after the waT nTO)e what to do with her ex-kings. Vise! I CY and HIGH ration to your >wing manner: re concern whose i are of the highest iise at the lowest srve my purchase therefrom. [ your clothes this to your measure Tailoring Co. Ines at Correspondingly W PRICES all* of Pant? >r Overcoat and to rial. son's latest cloths s. You will have nd at the price you sure. It will cost action, durability worth three ready What It Cost. ANOTHER UNION CASE. It Proves That There's a Way Out for Many Suffering Union Folks. Just another report of a case in Union. Another typical case. Kidney ailments relieved in Union with Doan's Kidney Pills. J.| A. Chambers retired farmer, 55 Gage Avenue, Union, says: "Kidney trouble came on with pain around my left side. At times, my kidneys acted too freely, then again the secretions were retarded. Several boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills made me feel a great deal better. I remained free from kidney trouble for years, but when I caught a heavy cold on my kidneys and noticed a slight return of the pain, I immediately used Doan's Kidney Pills. They soon relieved me. Over Six Years Later, Mr. Chambers said: "Whenever I have had a return attack of kidney complaint, Doan's Kidney Pills have promptly relieved me." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Chamber has twice publicly recommended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y. The greater you are, the greater the penalty of your progress. The further you go ,the wider your range of contact with which you must reckon, and therefore, you multiply your battles against misconception and slander and envy and malice. You can't avoid or evade vnnr ?1 lotted destiny you can only hold down your share of troubles by holding back. In every sphere men gibe and sneer ?even the peace of the ditch-digger is threatened by the unemployed laborer who covets his job. You'll have hostility to face in every place and at every pace. Go straight ahead to your goal. So long as your conscience isn't ashamed to acknowledge yow aa a friend, don't give a rap for your enemies. We have got to win this war by fighting, not shirking. When ordered to halt and give an account of yourself, do it. v 1 / %