Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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gfwwwfww iwwfwfwwr/i M orohonto JP# IYIGI UIIQIIIO uo "The O The Oldest and Lar j NO MORE CI [ I)o you remember the | sion and the lack of em] ; rency panic of 1907? ; To prevent another cu Rankin}? System keeps 01 rency to furnish the ba I of which we are one so ! the currency requirement ; Doesn't it appeal to > ; cost, by becoming one of Send for Hooklet, ' Member Federal j LOOK FOR THE BAN Anil deposit your monc: i. M. FAKR. J President. i L P r - m% - - y Wall paper cannot be : because of tbe somewhat roi any room comfortable and b a velvet-like texture to walls ic is easy to clean all bee vise tiny can be washed \\ c ivcoi imend \ clour I* easiest way to obtain thoro see the j*reat variety of tint: STONE-JONES Hj UNION, SO a i L || ? a v y V JP Hp w M < | MR. F 2 / Why nol reduce your I'e / prove to you that it car i soil at the same time. A ? would he glad to demons J L. M. J $ UNior One Pair < Are you abusing am you will pay the price 1 of all headaches arise f aching, burning eyes Lh and many other ills ar strain. In such cases t that is an unfailing one SCHOOL CI 11 LORE carefully examined befo if necessary, fitted with An examination will c is no need for glasses I for glasses are very rea every pair with an abs tion. F. C. DUKE 13 Main Street V. I ___ F i ii 11 ti i iniiiifwfwuwwnfffw UNDER [\covernmeni L^S U PERVISIOh MEMBER BANK UNDER \ 1 FEDERAL Reserve ACT ? THfe Planters Nat'l Bank Id Reliable" 'fjest Bank in Union County LJRRENCY PANICS shut-downs, the business depresployment which followed the curriency panic the Federal Reserve J 11 hand an immense supply of curnks which belongs to the system that they may at all times meet ;s of their depositors. j 'ou to get its protection, without our depositors? i "How Does It Benefit Me?" | Reserve System. ] K WITH THE CHIME CLOCK v where it will he absolutely sale ! J. 1). ARTHUR, 1 Cashier i "rr'ny mmrrri liiiinifiii ii : 1 I ; ^ V ^ ??^ ;; .... rs-] . Ja~" i ! E ! F: : ' ' "" ?? ? " * ' Vv-"-' IJf An 1 eli vrA i'liKw m r*I mi am avuvc ij^ for wall board ~"jj I he artistic paneled effect of wall hoard may he made even more attractive and y more substantial-looking by applying satisfactorily applied to wall hoard, igh surface. Vclour Finish will make omelikc. It is an oil paint that gives , ceilings and woodwork, surfaces painted with Yelour Finish with soap and water, inish for all interior work. It is the nghly sanitary walls. Come in and s you may select from. \RDWARE COMPANY UTH CAROLINA ARMER \ rtlizer bill $5.00 a ton? I can i i be done and improve your j i remarkable discovery (hat I j tralc lo you. let me tell you of it J ORD AN | Si, S. C. 3--If i 5 of Eyes to a etime... 1 neglecting yours? If, so, ater. More than two-thirds roin eye-strain. Dim vision, at soon tire, granulated lids e due to some form of eye here is but one remedy and ?properly titled glasses. X should have their eyes ire being taxed by study and glasses. ost you nothing, and if there will tell you so. My prices sonable and I stand back of olute guarantee of satisfacOptometrist Union, South (Carolina s LOCKHART JUNCTION V( - J I.oekhart Junction, Oct. 30.?Well. |" we sure have had a pretty October for ^ ' jratherintr crops. The crop of potaJ j toes is sure the best crop I know of. Everybody has made a fine crop of them, as some say they are meat and bread too. Sure they are good to fatten hogs on . You need not feed so ' much corn if you will boil your potatoes and mix in the slop with other waste. You need not feed so much . corn to them." Well, this writer made a tine crop. I made 140 bushels otr of three-fourths ^ of a nacre of land. * Sunday is Rally Day for all Sun- ^ day schools. Come to the Sunday School. We need you. There was many a visitor at Sunday School last Sunday. We are in hopes we will have a large crowd next j Sunday. j The Community Fair will be on tomorrow the 31st. We hope there will be a large crowd present. I hear today that W. H. S. Harris is sick. He is better known as "Telephone." We are in hopes he is not serious and will soon be up again. Mrs. R. A. Whitlock is in a hospi- utl tal. Also Miss Addle Remaster is in * a hospital. We hope they will all sooh be well again. ' The fairs are all on, it seems, at the same time. Spartanburg fair will be s on this week. The State Fair is just over and Union Fair next week. So ce let us not forget our own County Fair. We should go to it. Don't forget the dates. 7, 8, !>, arc the days. The Community Fairs should take their exhibits to the county Fair. ^ Todav in Jonesville there was a sus T1 picious party arrested, thought to be a German. I don't know what will be proven. He told some he was a Ger0 fll man and others he was a Bulgarian. So everybody should keep a look out ^ ^ for all such. Our police should keep watch on all suspicious parties. We are at war now and we should keep I our eyes open to things generally. Miss Irene Kirby, who taught at the | Gault school last session, has gone ? to teach at Dot lion, Columbus county, ! North Carolina . Mr. Boyce White, who is working for the Western Union, has returned bi from New York, and Washington. He te says his trip has been worth a great pi deal to him. lie talks very interest- r< ingly and says it has been an educa- te tion to him, as he had not learned Ci from books, Moxy. CITATION TO KINDRED AND 3! CREDITORS. J ' State of South Carolina, 1 * County ofUi^mi. f d Whereas Anna K. McWhirter has pa made suit to me to grant her letters th of Administration with the Will an- |jf nexed, on the Estate an deffects of ' W. A. McWhirter, deceased. nl These are, therefore, to cite and ad- $h monish all and singular the kindred inj and creditors of the said W. A. Mc- in< Whirter, deceased, that they be and ab appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union, C. H., I . j South Carolina, on the 7th day of No vember, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to is show cause, if any they have, why the sic I said Administration should not he hi.< granted. Sr, Given under my hand and seal this < ? 2.'5rd day of October, Anno Domini, his 1017. : ' W. W. Johnson, Co * Probate Judge, j Published on the 2C>th Oct, and 2nd!Co jj day of November, 1917 in the Union St; Times. 43-2t. ! m | 76 Years Old, but Young m ; Enough to Marry. 1 ite \ (By Associated Press) ? London, Oct. 18.?Although over HI; i 70 years old, Sir Douglas Powell, who sic ? was "Physician in Ordinary" to Queen Victoria, King Edward and King ha . George, has just announced his en- so; gageinent to Miss Edith Wood of I.on- Bn don, and the marriage will take place next month. Sir Douglas has for w; fifty years been regarded as one of the Su greatest British authorities on tuberculosis. ed ? Or Japan Has Loaned Big Sum to China. th Tokio, Oct. 15.?The Finance De- du partment has announced the signing of a loan to China of an amount equiv- ioi alent to $10,000,000. The money is to be applied to the rehabilitation of the Communications Bank of China, and is . secured by Chinese Republic treasury bonds. The interest rate is 71-2 per cent, and the term thre years. ' " ' ? ' wnai is LAX-HOS LAX-FoS tr. AN IMPHCVED CASCAPA . . \v y A Iiijycstive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic . and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascaia Hark, 1 Itlue I'laj? Root, Rhuharh Root, Black V(' Root, May Ap; 1 Root, Senna Leaves and f(> I'cpsin. Combines strength with pa'a- thi table aromatic taste. T>oos not i?ripc. 5Uc trn QUICK LOANS. a i Money to loan upon county or city thi eal estate. Loan may he had for from tir one to twenf v ye 4rs. coi 19-tf Barron & Barron. nu [)R A TONIC IRON CAN'T BE BEA )N( KNTRATED FORM OF NA'l URAL IRON CHEAPER, STRONGER AND UNEXCELLED. ACID IRON MINERAL, ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT. "I found such quick relief from tal g Acid Iron Mineral (natural iroi r rheumatism, and chronic indige >n 1 want to urpe more people 1 ke iron instead of other remedi< hen needing a tonic and somethir at will build them up," said J. < lelton. of Roanoke. Vn. "I was weak, ha da sour stomacl i dappetite, an dsuffered most all tl he. I neded a tonic badly, and whe [started taking Acid Iron Miner; found the remedy I neded," contii d Mr. Shelton, who lives at 5( th st. N. W. Acid Iron Mineral is highly coi ntrated medicinal iron, testing ov< degrees specific gravity and a fe ops in a plass of water makes a (excelled medicine for the blood, d istion an dappetite. It is sold 1: uggists in six an dtwelve ounce bo is under the Ferrodine Chemici )gj). trademark, which guarantee renpth an defficiancy. Be sure yc it the genuine. Get a bottle. It haper, stronger and better for yo amhridffe University Men in War Servic* (By Associated Press) Cambridge, England, October Kile number of Cambridge Universil en on war service is now 14,500. Tl it of killed has reached 1,875, ai ie wounded and missing are 2,62 onors won by Cambridge men nu ir 2,625, including 8 Victoria Crosse WOMEN TORTURED. iffer Terribly With Corns Because High Heels, But Why Women wear high heels whi lckle up their toes and they sufF rribly from corns. Women th< roceed to trim these pests, seekii (lief, but they- hardly realize tl rrible danger from infection, says Lncinnati authority. Corns ca neasily be lifted out wi i? fingers if you will get from ai ug store a quarter of a nounce of Tig*?alled freezone. This is suff Nat to remove/ every hard or so ^MAj^alJus from one's Ifeet. Y< c tWider, aching corn or callus. Tl reiless is relieved at once and so< e efitire corn or callus, root and a ts out without one particle of pai This freezone is a sticky substan lich dries in a moment. It ju rivels up the corn without inflar ? or even irritating the surroun ; tissue or skin. Tell your wi out this. SANTUCK Santuc, Oct. 31.?Frank Moss, wl stationed at Camp Sevier with tl nal corps, spent the week-end wit parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mos I'urtis Gregory of Columbia vistt parents during the past week. Mrs. R. C. Bolen spent Sunday i lumbia with relatives. Miss Llois Greirorv visited frinndo i lumbia last week and attended tl ite Fair. Miss Frances McDow of Unic nt the week-end with her siste s. L. B. Jeter, Jr. iV. T. Stokes of Spartanburg, vi: d friends here during the week. Miss Hattie Mos left last week fc icksburg, where she will teach mi this session. Mrs. R. S. Wise of St. Matthev s returned home after spendir lie time with her sister, Mrs. R. ( Ion. Mrs. Kemper Thomas of Carli; is the guest of Mrs. R. E. M?v nflay. Norman Gregory of Columbia vis' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I), cgory, last week. Mrs. M. Russell Jeter and dang! \ Misses Lois and Oetavisa wei c guests of friends in Columb ring the state fair. Miss Lottie Gregory visited in U: i this week. Topaz. If you intend to go to work, thei no better place than right whei u are; if you do not intend to go 1 >ik, you cannot get along nnywher BOSCH EE'S GERMAN SYRl'I'. Whu use or.li'-nrv mno-li . i;>, ion Boschoe's German Syrup h: i-n used so successfully for ffty-oi ars in nil parts of the United State r coughs, bronchitis, colds settled throat, especially lung troubles, res the patient a good night's res ?e from coughing, with easy expo ration in the morning, gives natm hance to soothe the inflamed part low off the disease, helping the pi nt to regain his health. 2"> and 1 at bottles. Sold by Glymph's Pha icy. I ,T Ugh! Calomel Sicken Please Try Dod: I am sincere! My medicine and bowels so you los< k>) I ' 1? 1 ' s- Calomel loses you a day! You | dru to know what calomel is. It's mer-1 hot ss ury; quiCKSiiver. calomel is dan- is e ik arous. Ii craslivs inco sour bile taki C. ike dynamite, cramping and sick- cak ning you. Calomel attacks the von h, .?onc3 and should v.ever be put into ins; ie your system. \ 1 in Wiion you fc 1 h.iii us, sluggish, ! sid> al < onstipatcd and all kiiockul out and wor i- believe you need a dose of dangerous ens >2 calomel just remember that your Giv ?r Platform Adopted by ovei w American Defense Society shoi Eight Clanks Designed as Construct- sen ^ ive Program to Win the War. al piv< is New York, October 31.?A platform trin ~u of eight planks designed as a con- pell js structive program for the prosecution war ' of the war to a definite victory has the bee adopted by the American Defense dun Society, it was announced today and, an i will be submitted for discussion and war approval to the chambers of commerce in 1 throughout the country and to the hon Chamber of Commerce of the United belt ^ States at Washington. The purpose pell of the committee of the American l)e- Ii ^ fense Society which drew up the pro- clar ir gram is announced to be to solidify Aus the nation in the prosecution of the stal m war. ''"he proposals, advocated by the and Society in its war platform are: sorl That the administration at Wash- Gcr ington be urged to send an overwhel- war tiling force to France. sucl To intern alien enemies and enemy Mat sympathizers whose conduct imperils plot or impedes the war. is r To warn Germany that departures peri ch by her from the rules of war will not eml er be endured. ca en To forbid the publication of news- chai ig papers and magazines in the German niai he language during the war. fens a That Congress he asked at its next I' session to declare that a state of war any th exists with Austria, Bulgaria, and as'<! -jy Turkey ;to expel any disloyal mem- to 1 a hers and to enact a law prohibiting tim? ii_ the issuance of new securities except van ft by Federal license. fire du It is recommended to "various au- cree ggt, .fchej"***"" forbid tl^e eonir wea he pulsory study of German in the pub- hne 3n lie schools. to i Hf In its preamble to the platform, = n. the American Defense Society asserts |-v ce that it is "gratified at various steps Jjj st taken by the administration, Congress n. and throughout the nation on matters / d- bearing on the war against Germany > fc and the nation solidified to that end, war be prosecuted to delnite victory, and her allies, and desiring that the urges the foregoing steps. The Secretary's statement adds: J 10 "Great Britain, with a population of r le about HO,000,000, and France, with a th population of some 40,000,000 have al- ] s, ready contributed approximately r>,- | 000,000 and (5,000,000 men, respcctived ly, and have borne the burden of the [ struggle for more than three years. If ^j,j8 in America should send over even 10,- and 000,000 from its population of over a-" in 100,000,000 it would not, in our judgle ment, be doing more than an equivo- lngl lent share. For America to send an i?110 just m ? : the r, can NO INDIGESTION. GAS, >? 3- OR STOMACH MISERY mor IN FIVE MINUTES! Te disc LI ** . 'Tapes Diapepsin" for Sour, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, IJys- ta]j{ pepsia. coui "r that fb * - _ _ . yeai 1 ime it! In live minutes your sour, onjj ., acid stomach feels line. No indices- croi 10, t n 1 . tion, heartburn, or belching of gas, 1 p( or eructations of undigested food, no jng diziness, bloating, foul breath or trod j headache. I'upe's Diapepsin is noted for its ~jve speed in sweetening upset stomachs, for ro It is the surest, quickest and most ^ ^ certain stomach antacid in the whole . TT world, and besides, it is harmless. ^ .Millions of men and women now eat j their favorite foods without fear? ^ they know Pape's Diapepsin will save p them from such misery. alor re Please, for your sake, get a large age re fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin to from any drug store and put your Nfl o. stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable?life is too short?you are not here long, so make your stay s agreeable. Eat what you like and 1S! enjoy it, without dread of acid fer- jlas ie mentation in the stomach. ter \ >s Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your chai in home anyway. Should one of the family oat something which don't m i '* agree with them, or in case of an #%l 1 attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gas- Ju^tf s tritis or stomach derangement due to ,' fermentation and acidity, at daytime fr, or during the night, it is handy to \Vrit< r. give the quickest, surest relief aud'f known. ?4SI! s; Salivates! son's Liver Tone > does not upset liver 3 a day's work. ggist sells for a few cents a large ile of Dodson's Liver Tone, which ntirely vegetable and pleasant to 2 and is a perfect substitute for >mel. It is guaranteed to start r liver without stirring you up do, and can not salivate. >on't take calomel! It makes you : the next day; it lo vsyou a day's k. Dodson's Liver Ymie strai?rhtyou right up and you fool <rwf. c it to the children as well. -whelming force should also hasten many's realization of the hopeness of her cause and materially "ten the war. The more men we 1 the fewer will be slain, rhe examples that Germany has sn of the course which the doce of military necessity has imed her to follow surely justify a ping that departures by her from rules of warfare will not be enid, and if given we may look for adhering on her part to civilized fare. As it will protect our forces Lhe field and our people both at le and on the high seas, js it not .er to warn now than to be corned to act later?" 1 advocating that Congress dee that a state of war exists with itria, Bulgaria and Turkey, the tement says: "Austria, Bulgaria Turkey have been practically ab)ed for all warlike purposes by many. Their active cooperation in with Gemany demands, we believe i action on our part against them. ly Austrians have been active in s against the United States. There lot alone impropriety but also il in the continuation of Bulgaria's assy. It is intolerable that Amerishould not assume the fullest mpionship of the unhappy Armeis against the butchers of their de;eless people." i requesting that Congress expel disloyal members, the society 5: "Why send the nation's youth Lhe battlefields, and at the same ' i permit any man to set, from the tage point of high position, backs which will bring death to inising thousands of our men by kening support from behind, the v s and by strengthening the enemy enewed endeavor " on't Leave Coin )ut In The Wet rmer Says He'd Just As 5oon Leave Horse And Suggy Out All Winter As To Leave His Land Out it's Like Washing Away [>ood Money. _____ WAll-knnwn A lahnm? ?? ? ?. .. u &ai ujor oaiu : "I'd as soon leave my liorse buggy out in the rain all winter to leave my land out to wash ,y anid lose all that richness I've ked to put in it" He's everlasty right. Put a cover crop on your I. Don't throw away gold dollars because they happen to be in shape of nitrates and humus. You coin 'em into "regular money" t year. rhat this farmer said is nothing e nor less than good, hard comi sense, and it's right in line with Jobson System which he was ussing at the time, his method and Mr. Jobson's rekable plow are causing more and more enthusiasm in this ntry right now than anything 's been written about for 40 -s; for everybody knows its not r 'bringing to our farms bigger )S on less labor but it's also going De the salvation of our land, or this reason a number of leaddealers are actively at work inucing the plow and the Jobson em in this county, hese dealers, who will be glad to i all interested customers who call it a copy of the Jobson paper, mnion Sense Farming,'' are aa >ws: arr & Thomson, of Union; . G. Wilburn & Son, of Cross Keys; onesville Hdwo. Co., of Jonesville; elton Mercantile Co., of Kelton. ' or the county of Spartanburg, le, there are actually 21 Jobson ncies, and it is understood that med Belgian Minister to Mexico. (By Associated Press) exieo City, October 20.?Rclgium iKiuii-d .imos j.e Jeune as Minis0 Mexico. Mr. l.e Jeune has been icellor of legations at Madrid. 8 ra can be lb *a?jr a unown is , , i'Hrollnoa and *"< 1 i i f - Ir. o your land * C S-. ?... . fOKK. id and vigorous ?. ?v< rs sod urain. i.ir i . ri.,i t, , ^ v..i b./udli't and 1 \ n - ;irol>..viilU'i lo ui.-rcbanls am. i LAb >l ' . & STOHE COY0AWY, ICALtV auiLOING, A.LAMIA, OA. I