The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 27, 1917, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO REGISTRANTS'
Under Jurisdiction of this Local Board
Whose Order Numbers are Between
No. 946 and No. 1182
Inclusive
I
There has this day been mailed to j
you a questionnaire which you are re- (
quired by law to execute and return j
seven days from date hereof. j
Failure to do so constitutes a misdemeanor
punishable by not to exceed
one year's imprisonment; and such
failure may also deprive you of val
uaDie rignts ana result in your immediate
induction into military service '
and trial by court-martial.
Dec 2 Band 26, 1917.
Macbeth Young,
Chairman of Local Board.
Notice to the Public and to Regis- i
trants '
Any Person desiring to claim a de- '
ferred classification by either Local
or District Board on any ground in re- :
spect of any registrant designated
herein, may within seven days from
the date hereof, and not later, submit
such claim to this Local Board accompanied
by such affidavit evidence as ^
such person may desire to have considered.
j
Such claims either by a registrant
or by another in respect of any registrant
may be submitted either by entering
the same in the place provided
on the first sheet of the registrant's
questionnaire or by submitting such
claim to this board on a duplicate of
such first sheet (Form 1001-A). If it
is desired to submit affidavit evidence
in support of such claim and in addi- '
tion to the evidence contained in the
registrant's questionnaire, such affidavit
must be prepared on paper of
the same size as the questionnaire, and
should be responsive to the questions
asked the registrant respecting the
ground of such claim in the pertinent '
division of the questionnaire.
Section 7 of the Selective Service
Regulations provides:
The process of examination and selection
of registrants, under these
rules and regulations, shall begin by 1
the posting of notice in the offices of
the Local Boards on Form 1002, and 1
Dy mailing a questionnaire (form
1001) to every registrant included
within such posted notice, as provided
in section 92 hereof; and notice of
every subsequent action taken by eith- ]
er the Local or District Board in re- 1
spect of each registrant shall be given
by entering a minute or date of such 5
action on the classification list (Foftn
1000) in the office of the Local Board,
and in addition to such entries by
mailing to the registrant, and in some '
cases to other claimants, a notice of
such action.
Whenever a duty is to be performed 1
or a period of time begins to run
within which any duty is to be per- 1
formed by any such registrant, or
within which any right or privilege ]
may be claimed or exercised or in any
respect of any such registrant, a notice
of the day upon which such duty
is to be performed, or such time begins
to run, shall be mailed to the registrant,
and the date of such mailing
of notice shall be entered opposite the
name of such registrant on the classification
list (Form 1000), which is always
open to inspection by the public
at the office of the Local Board. In
addition to the mailing of such notice
to registrants, notice of the disposition
of claims made by other persons
in respect of registrants shall be mailed
to such other persons. Either the
mailing of such notice or the entry of
any such date in the classification list
shall constitute the giving of notice
to the registrant and to all concerned,
and shall charge the registrant and all
concerned with notice of the day upon
which such duty is to be performed
or the beginning of the running of the
time within which such duty must be
performed or such right or privilege
may be claimed, regardless of whether
or not a mailed notice or questionnaire
is actually received by the registrant
or other persons.
Pailliro hv anv rncriatranf In rinr.
form apy duty prescribed by the Selective
Service Law or by these Rules
and Regulations, at or within the
time required, is a misdemeanor punishable
by imprisonment of one year,
and may result in loss of valuable
rights and immediateinduction of such
registrant into military service. ;
Failure of the registrant or any
other person concerned to claim and
exercise any right or privilege on the
day or within the time authorized by
these rules and regulations shall be
considered a waiver of such rights or !
privileges, and shall foreclose such
person from thereafter claiming the
same, subject only to the privilege 1
granted by these rules and regulations
to apply for an extension of time.
All registrants and other persons
are required and strictly enjoined to
examine from time to time said notice
(Form 1002), so posted by the Local
Board, and the classification list
*
(Form 1000) upon which said dates 980
are to be entered, in order to be informed
of the time for the perform- 1505
ance of any duty or the exercise of
any right or privilege; and it is the 20b
duty of every registrant concerning 1110
whom any notice is posted, but who 777
for some reason has not received the
questionnaire or notice, as the case 3J
may be, to apply to his Local Board
for a copy thereof. Failure to receive 1480
notice or questionnaire will not excuse 1935
the registrant from performing any
duty within the time limit, nor shall 1G71
It be in itself ground for extension of
time. 32
Dec 2 Sand 26, 1917. 2223
E. F. Kelly,
Member of Local Board. 954
15
2033?Wallace Thomson, South
Church, Union, 946. 1071
546?(Foster Moss, Jonesville. 947.
1154?Arthur Lucas, Mt. Tabor, 948. 1348
766?Robt. Clarence Bishop, Jr.,
Union R. F. D. 2, 949. 2104
734?Albert Garnett, Buffalo, 950.
2086?Wm. L. Featser, Union, 951. 1564
2215?Henry McKannicks, Union,
R. F. D. 2, 952. ' 63
1072?Thos. Pelzer Jones, Lockhart, 2174
953.
511?John Denham Myers, Pauline, 994
R. F. D. 2, 954.
205?Andrew Jeter, Carlisle, 955. 753
1908?Luther Norman Gihbs. Union, 1278
956.
L576?Clarence Edmond Kirby, 2250
Trough, S. C., 957.
913?Cleve Brandon, Kelton. R. F. 392
D. 1, 958.
342?Will Rice, Whitmiro, R. F. I). 2020
959.
860?Ebbie Fowler, Kelton, 11. F. 1842
D. 1. 960.
934?Loyd Glenn, Kelton, R. F. D. 2074
2, 961.
2293?Amos Gist, Union, 90.2. 1170
460?William McBeth, Sedalia, R F.
D. 963. 816
427?Thomas Ferpuson, Union. R. F.
D. 964. 371
666?William Preston Rochester,
Buffalo, 965. 1559
2171?Roy Glenn, Union, R. F. 1).
3, 966. 529
Z41?Henderson Robertson, Carlisle, 1498
9G7.
40?Jame Douglass Crawford, 01
Keysville, Va., 968. 382
1527?Lewis Crocker, M. Mills, Union
969. 224
1692?Conway Porter, Mr. Mills, 1835
Union, 970.
572?Edward Way Boling(, Buffalo, 018
971. 1534
100?Clayton Jeter, Santuc, 972.
L076?George Dadd, Lockhart, 97.1. 702
L138?Andrew Jackson General Brown
Mt. Tabor, 974. 931
2194?Dell Jeter, Union, R. F. D. 4, 199s
975.
157?George Washington Thomas, 2260
Carlsile, 976.
2307?Wanzo Little, Blassinghame St. 1013
Union, 977.
236?Chris Morgan, Carlisle, 978. 1042
1745?Linder Chalmers Gibbs, Union, 2219
979.
L309?John Boland Moss, Jonesville, 449
980.
1168?Dunnie Simpson, Mt. Tabor. 1241
981.
214?James N. Jeter, Carlisle, 982. 41
2010?Paul Thomas Plaxico, 23 Pinckney.
Union, 983. 2146
629?Charles Mericus Massey, Ruf- 1874
falo, 984.
647?Thomas Barden Owens, Buffa- 2327
lo, 985.
861?Grover Bissell Harris, Kelton 48
R. F. D. 4, 986.
1492?Joseph Smith. Jonesville, 987. .",8
29?Cay Sartor, Meador, 988.
I OO A T7? n 1-_ r*! t -
io.jv?viwruon oisnop. union, v-iii
R. P. 1). 2. 080. 64C
018?Arthur Cantrcll, Union, R. F.
D. 4, 000. 105C
1530?Paul Gaston Davis, Union. 001.
533?Munro Gist, Pauline, R. F. D. 22411
D. 2, 002.
1150?Whit Rice, Lockhart, 003. 121
1520?Hufrh Jefferson Davis, Whit- 1068
mire, S. C., 004. 11K1
1370?Sherman Clowney, Jonesville,
005. 163-1
1307?John Westley Glenn, Jonesville,
006. 668
114?Robert Meador, Santuc, 007
151?William T. Jeter, Carlisle, 008. 88
1336?John Jahew Spears, Jonesville, 180(
000.
1084?James Nelson Moore, 18 Enter- 212'
prise, Union, 1000.
1487?Randolph Younp, Jonesville, 1101
1001. 1701
1350?James W. Robertson, Jonesville
1002. 1071
61?Wallace Keisler,, Santuc,
1003. -- 1518
2243?Miles Sartor, 55 Henrietta, Union,
100-1. 216?
1834?Daniel Robert Robo, 28 S. Pinck
ney, Union, 1005. 1
603?Charles O'Neal lliprhtower, Un- 821
ion, R. P. D. 3, 1006. 124'J
ijooq irsii ?i..? 100-7 mor
bMCV J aiuuiun ? ? III, MdllllH , 1WV1. 1^/'
f)18?Fred Roy Kanipe, Buffalo,
1008. 22r>j
2120?Mitchell P. Sillos, Pinckney St.
Union, 1009. 102fi
1684?George Meadows, M. Mills,
1010. 128(
1829?Dudley Gulp Beaty, 88 E. Main
Union, 1011. 97(
1462?Ghrisftopher Steen, Jonesville, 4*73
1012.
1?Evans Smith .Kelton, R. F. D.
1, 1013.
i?Otis Norman Beaty, Union,
1014.
>?David Jeter, Carlisle, 1015.
'?Saffle Smith, Lockhart, 1016.
?Jim Dawkins, Union, R F.. D.
2, 1017.
t?Owens Thompson, Meadors,
1018.
>?Elute Tinsley, Jonesville, 1019.
?Joseph Moody Harris. Union,
R. F. D. 4, 1020.
?Gordon Foster, M. Mills, Union
1021.
!?John Thomas, Meadors, 1022.
!?Foster Palmer, Union, R. F. P.
4, 1023.
?Lewis Jeter, Kelton, R. F. D.
2, 1024.
>33?John N. Eaker, M. Mills, Un
ion, 1025.
?Richard Hughes Johnson, Mt.
Tabor, 1026.
?Thomas Clyde White, Jone.sville,
1027.
?Ernest Clarence Morgan, 75
Church, Union, 728.
?Dick Victor Hyder, M. Mills
Union, 1029.
?Willie Stokes, Santuc, 1030.
?Munoro Hardy, Cohen Ave.,
Union, 1031
?Rutherford Smith, Kelton, R.
F. D. 1. 1032.
?John Robinson, Buffalo, "033.
?Willjford Howard Harmon,
Jonesville, 1034 .
Johnie Simms, 25 Calhoun St.
Union, 1035. 1
?William Aughtry, Whitinire, R.
F. D. 1036. 1
?Ixiuis Richter, 10 N. Pinckney,
Union, 1037. 1
?Robert D. Cannon, 233 W Main
Union, 1038. 1
1?Edward J. Arthur, Main St..
Union, 1039.
? Randolph Smith, Lockhart, '
1040.
?James Jeter, Jonesville, R. F. 1
D. 2, 1041.
?Roy Conway Burnette, Union, 1
R. F. D. 2, 1042. 1
?James Walker Horn, M. Mills,
Union, 1043. 1
?John Hardy, Jonesville, 1044.
?James Lee Ashe, M. Mills, Un- ion,
1045.
?Martin Wilburn, Bugalo, 1040. 2
?Robert Charles Fineher, Union,
R. F. D. 2, 1047. 2
II T _ I <" - " r
?nciiiy uonnson, v-arnsie, IU4S. ^
?William Perry Bobo, Rock Hill.. 1
. CS., 1049. S
?Jimmie Jeter, Buffalo, 1050.
?Robert Roe Eubanks, M. Mills, 2
Union, 1051. 2
?Mack Neal Wilson, Union, R. F.
D. 4, 1052. ' - 1
?Walter Gallman, Kelton, 1053. 1
?John Claude Painter, 11 Herndon
St., Union, 1054. '>
?Russell Thomas, Douglass Hts.
Union, 1055. '
?Mark Andrew Bates, Lockhart,
1056. !
?Boyd Farr, Lockhart, 1057.
?Epps Norman, Union, R. 1'. I).
2, 1058.
?Fair Jones, Cross Anchor. R. F.
D. 1, 1059.
?James Westley Brown, Jonesville,
10G0.
?John Richard Crocker, Santue,
1061. 1
?Wallace Clayton, Union, 1062.
?Joseph Howell Eubanks, 4 C'l.
St. Union, 10G3.
'?Clarence Young, 2 O'Shieltf
Union, 1064.
? William Arthur (Irady Santue,
1065.
?Ryan Carey Rolen, Santue,
1066.
!?Henry Little, Buffalo, 1067.
?Anderson William Masey, Buffalo,
1068.
?Joe Jolly, 2 Spring, Union.
1069. :
>?Frank Sims, Jr., Hampton Ave.
Union, 1070.
'?Bennie Sims, Santue, 1071.
!?James Meadors, Ixtekhart, 1072
?Franklin Tinsley, Jonesville,
1073.
1?Christopher Columbus Vaughan,
R. F. I). 5, Union, 1071.
!?Clarence Calvin Scarboro, Buffalo,
1075.
!?Rice Harris Jr.. Santue. 1076.
>?John Frank Fowler, .r>r> 5. Ch.
Union, 1077.
Daniel Fram, S. Church, Union.
1078.
1?Arthur Younpr, Jonesville, 1070.
1?Camillas Beaty, Union, R. F.
D. 3, 1080.
I?Laurens B. Keisler, Lockhait,
1081.
!?.John Hermon Cordell, 84 South
Church, Union, 1082.
I?David Turpin (list, Union R. F.
D. 2, 1083.
'43?Jesse Mills, Buffalo, 1084.
r?Arthur Pruitt, Jonesville, 108.?.
!?Virdie Brown, Jonesville, 10-M.
(?Paul (lamer, 7 Hicks St. Union
1087.
\?John Sims, Bailey St., Union,
1088.
!?Arthur Frank Davis, Lock hart,
1089.
5?Darlinp Foster, Jonesville,
1090.
>?Columbus Reid Keltnn 1001
t?Munro Sartor, Union. R. F. D. i
2, 1002 . I
'
1683?Sam Johnson, Union, R. 1'. 1).
1, 1093.
1G14?Mike I'rather, M. Miils, Union,
1094.
287?Ernest Linwooil Jeter, Whitinire
R. F. D. 1095.
586?Hozie Walter Davis, Buffalo,
1096.
260?Talley Suber, Carlisle, 1097.
527?Wistar Reasley, Jonesville,
1098.
254?Dave Stevenson, Carlisle, 1099.
2211?Ben Mitchell, Union, R. 1". 1)
1100.
446?Jesse Jones, Union, R. F I). 2.
1101.
1888?Georpe Leonard Fowler, 17
Dawson, Union, 110?.
so T1 II e>_ .
w??.uin^o iiiviiian iioins, oamuc,
1108.
1726?James Greer, Union, R. F. P.
2, 1104.
1197?John Walter Whjtlock. Union,
R. F. D. 5, 1105.
2282?Robert Beam, Um>n, 1106.
932?Boyce Gault, Jonesville, R. F.
D. 4, 1107.
1204?Elzie Foster, Union R. F. P. 5,
1108.
1377?James Dopan, Jonesville, 1109.
803?Joseph Arthur Goipp, Kelton,
R. F. D. 2, 1110.
358?Robert Worthy, Whitmire, R. F.
D. 1111.
451?Charlie Jones, Se.lalia, 1112.
745?Fineher Peake, Buffalo. 1113.
1287?Artemic.-: Duckett Union, 1114.
57 4?Andrew Fearl Bo:i'np, Buffalo
1115.
[789?Robert Theodore Wh'sonant.
Hart St.. Union. 1110
712?Gus Walts Hollinpsworth, 135
Church St., Union, 1117
137?Wallace Brandon, Mt. Tabor, ]
1118.
100?.lack Shaw, Lockhart, 1119.
308?Hezehiak Epps, Sedalia, 1120.
429?Glen Jeter, Union, R. 2, 1121.
.833?William T. Blanton, W. Main,
Union, 1122.
703?Morris Douglass Betenbauph,
Union, 1123.
451?John Ropers, Jonesville, 1124. j
383?Will Fernandez, Jonesville,
1125.
787?Frank Willard, 22 Louise, Union,
1120.
1103?John Cunninphani McUew, Un
ion, 1127. 5
!050?K. Vauphan, N. Pinckney, Union,
1128.
!164?Allen Garnett, Union, 1120.
!04'1?Jack Stanford, 13 Mill, Union,
130.
1020?Christopher Manuel Ropers,
4 N. Chamber, Union, 1131.
1341?Clarence Mitchell, S^intuc, 1132
1114?Joseph Herlcass Sullivan, Union
1133.
L608?John Palmer, Union, &. 3, 1134.
1459?Johnson Smith, Jr., Jonesville,
1135.
2291?Lucius C. Gilliam, Carlisle,
1136.
2257?James Thomas, Blassinphame,
Union, 1137.
2095?John F. Ivey, Erwin, Tenn.,
1138.
1814?Benjamin Smith, Chamber Ave.
Union, 1139.
1055?Lattie Chappel Griffin, Lockhart,
1140.
1225?Will Addis, Jonesville, 1141.
394?Oscar Pallisen, Cross Anchor,
R. 1, 1142.
1025?Thomas Erwin Broome, lA?ekhart,
1143.
417?Charlie Browninp, Union, 1144.
354?Hiram Whitener, Whitmire,
1145.
1931?Horsey Eldrip Harris, Union,
R. 1, 1146.
4'45?Simpson Johnson, Sedalia, 1147.
1497?Morris Lyfon Arthur, 19 Main
M. Mills, Union, 1148.
1819?Gcorpe Vinson Atkinson, 20 S.
Mountain, Union, 1149.
1609?Joe Palmer, M. Mills, Union,
1150.
2308?Brice Lipscomb, 8 I.insov. Union,
1151.
217?Lawrence Jeter, Carlisle, 1152.
1615?Lewis Stewart, Carlisle, 11">4.|
1295?Anpus Nuckles Uittlejohn. |
Jones ville, 1155.
1750?Will Lake, 159 S. Church St..'
Union, 1150.
2007?Fretl Farnum Willard, South
St., Union, 1157.
IOCS?Henry Inman, Lockhart, 1158.
1374?Finch Dopan, Jonesville, 1159.
1208?John Reid Gossett, M. Mills,
Union, 1100.
1031?Grover Stepps, 72 R. Union,
1101.
1450?Eddie Ropers, Jonesville, 1102.
322?Adolphus Hunter, Whitniire,
1103.
1120?Eupene Thompson, Lockhart,
1104.
1305?Lee Hoyd, Jonesville, 1105.
242?John P. Sartor, Jr., Carlisle,
1100.
1333?Madison Smith, Jonesville, 1107
1584?Walter Malay Martin, 72 Ry.
Ave., Union, 1108.
vuz?^;naries Washington ljuinn,
Buffalo, 1169.
232?Transia Lyles, Carlisle, 1170.
697?Minor Adkins Gaillard, 1171.
2207?Alexander Kershaw, Union, R.
1,* 1172.
694?William Harrison Wines, Buffalo,
1173.
1927?William Westley Griffin, Union,
1174.
198?James E. Henderson, Carlisle,
1176.
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THE UNIVE
j It is most important wh
II mechanical attention tha
[ the authorized Ford des
|| sure of having repairs ai
|| genuine Ford-made mate
about Ford cars. So bri
I satisfaction is f?uarantee<
at all times and Ford caT
I about $345; Tourinp Car
Car $595; Sedan $545; 0
\HI oil r n k Tw_~t*
| mii a* V. KJa UClIUIb.
| J. L.
J. W.
P. B.
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1421?Jim Ixmp, Jonesv'li.\ 1176. (
1318?Lewis Parker. Joresvillo,. 1177.
1018?James Robert Brassin^ton,
Lockhart, 1178.
1G66?Spencer DAwkin*, M. Mills, lmion,
1179. '
799?Isaac Lemmit Lancaster, Buffalo,
1180.
671?Charlie Cleveland, Stay, Buf- *
Talo, 1181. [
561?Christopher Columbus West,
Pauline. R. V, 1182. 1
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Names of those that have been das- i
?ifiod and p~ ssed by the hoard: i
Charlie Lonjr, class 1. c
Eddie Edwards, class 1. i
Timothy Jeter, class 1.
Boyd Tucker, class 1. t
Christopher Fincher, class 1. (\
Hervey Gist Whitlock, class 1. s
Charles Melton Meng, class 1. s
Sidney Walker Beaty, class 1. o
David Duncan Eison, class 1. c
Cameron Crawford, class 1.
Tom Dogan, class 1. 1
Albert Fowler, class 1. j
Will Jordan, class 1. i
Con Earle Bishop, class 1.
Bovce Thomas Hyatt, class 1.
Lemmie McBride Ayecock, class 1.
Foster Haney, class 1.
Spencer Rice, class 1.
John Amber Adams, class 1.
John Alexander Good, class 1.
Luke Gregory, class 1.
Henry Beaty, class 1.
Arthur Thompson, class 1.
Ollic Fincher, class 1. ^
Will Hames, class 1.
Franklin Free, Jr., class 1.
James Hoyle Charles, class 1.
Isaac Covington Bowen, class 1.
Arthur Hesikah Wyatt, class A 4. |
George Jeter Meador, class A 4.
John Chick, class A 1. J
Charles Long Ray, class AC 4.
Furman Wilhurn. class A 1. J(
Victor Simon Gallmon, class AC t.
Luther O'Shields, class A V. ' ^
Clarence Eugene Greer, class A 1
Vincent Sartor, class A 4.
Jesse Wright Lancaster, class A 1.
Will Bycrs, class A 1.
Eall Bycrs, class A 1.
Calvert Farr, class A 1.
Theron Gallman, class A 1.
Sam Fowler, class A 4.
Vandine Charlie Fowler, clas<
Paul Revere Eaves, class A 4.
Jim Crocker, class A 4.
I.ewis Wardlaw Perrin, class A 1.
Andrew Hunter, class A 1.
Henry Edgar Hill, class A 1.
George Simpson, class A 1
Judson Bailey, class A 1.
John William Rlakely class A 1.
Russell Hughes, class B 2.
Warren Worthy, class B 2.
John I-loyd Rinehart, class A 4.
Wilie Gilliam, class B 2.
Guy Allen Hawkins, class A 1.
John West ley Proctor, class B
Arthur Jeter, class 4.
Hewitt. Talmadge Garner, class A 1
John Steppe, class A 4.
Benjamin Ryan Wilburn, class A 1.
John Wesley Gregory, clas< \ 1.
Willie Hunter, class A 1.
James Parham Jeter, Jr., class I).
5.
Lyod Belue, class A 2.
Ejfiaie f>toons, class a i.
Ernest Grady Reynolds, class A 1.
James Huphee, class E 1,
Will Aiken, class A 4,
James Duncan Hart, class A 1.
QUICK LOANS.
Money to loan upon county or city
eal estate. Loan may be had for from
one to twenty ye irs.
39-tf Barron & Barron.
XTJomauuiBWi iiw i - n ?n\gjn w , n
7^ i<- |
RSAL CAR
ien your Ford Car requires II
t you place it in charge of |j j
tier, because then you are ||
rnl replacements made with !|i
rials by men who know all II
ing your Ford to us where II
1. Prompt, efficient service II
s if you wish to buy: Run- II
$360; Coupelet $505; Town II
ine-Ton Truck Chassis $600 |
BOLTON, Union. |
IJPSCOMB, Jonesville. >
O'DELL, Whitmire. [
3ther Organizations Cooperate
With W. M. C.
in Work for Troops
While the Young Men's Christian
\ssoeiatio nis the largest body doing
velfare work among the United States
roops, other organizations are coop rating.
The Knights of Columbus, ?
raternal organization in charge of the
toman Catholics, has put up, and is
jutting up, club houses equipped with
lesk-rooms, benches, phonographs,
dayer-piar.os, moving picture apparatis,
and other facilities for entertai inent.
Sixty-five halls are now mi
jperation, open to men of all denonnations.
The Young Men's Hebrew Asso. i t
ion has made arrangements for hca !tuarters
in Young Men's Christian Asociation
buildings. Thercr is not a
uffieient nnmlipr nf TTohrovi-t- i
>ne brigade to justify the building
>f a hall by this organization.
The American library Association
?as raised a fund of over $1,000,000, .
tnd is erecting special library buddngs
in the camps.
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE.
Union People Should Act in Time.
If you suffer from backache;
If you have headaches, dizzy spells;
If the kidney secretions are irregjlar,
Don't delay?likely your kidneys are
?ick.
Union people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Here's a Union man's experience.
R. E. Henderson. 1 Louise St., Union,
says: "I caught cold on my kidneys
and it brought on backache. Often.
when I stooped over, pain caught
me in the small of my back and I had
to brace myself in order to straighten
ip. My kidneys acted too freely and
the societions burned in passage. I
finally used Moan's Kidney Pills and
liad relief from the first."
Price C>0c at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?Ike same that
Air. Henderson had. Foster-Mi'burn
Co., Props, P>ufTalo, N. Y.
NOTICE I o T\X f \\ ERS
From January 1st. to February 2(?
Ibis, the County Auditor's books will
be open for makinp returns. Alt
who are liable to taxation will please
see that their returns are properly
made.
All real estate and personal property
have to be returned. Poll Tax
i'rom twenty-one to sixty. All returns
must be made by School Districts.
If you have property in more
than one District make return foeach
District. Also make returns
of transfers of real estate from one
party to another.
Your failure to make returns call
for fifty per cent penalty as prescribed
by law. Will be in oiliee all of
January except as stated below:
Carlisle, January '22.
Santuc, January 23.
I.oekhart. January 24.
Adamsburp. January 2.1th, in the
morninp.
Kelton, January 2.1 in the eveninp.
Jonesville, January 2U.
Buffalo, February 5.
Union Mills, February 0.
Monarch Milla VoKmow. n
. vvi UUI J ?, All nil*
morning.
Ottaray Mills, February 7, in the
evening.
West Springs February 8.
Cross Keys Wilburn's Store, February
13, in the morning.
Sedalia, MinteT's Store, February
13, in the evening.
Goshen Hill, February 14, at Blaclr
Rock.
J. S. Betenbaugrit
49-tf. County Auditor.