The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 24, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 7, Image 7
How many /
ton?2000
HOW many pounds of res
to a ton? If you are 1
are ge' .ing about 1500
about one-fourth lint which 1
If you are buying
RAOC I
RUCr
HT B COTTON
is Hua
LINTLI
you are getting 2000 full poi
from lint and are practically 1
them and see how much far
Other Adi
ICcst much less per ton than old
style h'j-'s.
Allow better assimilation of other
food.
Mr. W. C. Owens, Charlotte, i".
feeds thirty cows. He con
cheapest feed and yets the b
To secure the Lcsi results and to deveh
thoroughly twelve hours before t
wetting tlicm down night ami morning ft
this cannot bo done, wet down et lea
feed the hulls dry, use only half as mu
Booh of Mixcc
Oivri? fhr rinlit fnrtnnla for ^unrtr 4
South. Tells how much to feed fo
tening, for work. Describes Bucke
using them properly. Send for you
Dept. k The b uckeye C
Atlanta Birmingham Green t
Augatta Charlotte Jachtc
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Peoples Und
Funeral Directors
Automobile Equipment Fui
Calls Answered Pro
H.VV.EDGAI
Phone 240
Your Telephc
The BELL T
has a mission in life
is to serve you. Q
and courtesy are he
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cations.
frequently, she
act quickly in emerj
age and presence of
No more loyal
group of workers c;
the young women j
Their service
extended by your c
Wbcn you Tele
SOUTHERN BELL Ti
AND TELEGRAPH
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Tnke L.AXATIV'K IIKOMO Quinine. It stops ttie
Cough ftnd Headache mid works off the Cold. 1
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, j
K. W. GROVK'h signature ou euch box. 3oc. ^
DR. I. MURRAY HAIR
Dentist
Oflice: t>7 Chapman Building
I'lione
SI'AIM'ANIU'lKi, S. C
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ECZKMA REMEDY
Sold on a guarantee for Eczema. 1
Totter, Salt Ilheum, and similar af J
fections of the skin and scalp. Sold
nly by us, !>0c and $1.00. Glymph's
Pharmacy, Union. S. C. ]
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rounds to a i
or1SG0? *
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f p
u rougnage are you getting r
buying old style hulls you
pounds because they arc ,,
las ho food value.
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IS E ED 8 1
-LS \
E53 I &
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Linds because they are free I i
100 percent roughage. Try
ther they go. I n
entases |3 t
No trash or dust. '
Sacked - easy to handle.
'I i'V mix '.veil with other fcr- *
oio. J
c., f; 51
stele rs Buckeye I lulls the ,
est results. j- 3 ^
the ensilage odor, ivet 'no hulls j ] 1
Reeling. It is easy ii do t!:is by
jr tbe nest (eeditig. If at any lime jS
r.t thirty minutes. If you prefer to *
ch by bulk as of r.!d rlyle hulls. ?(. r
I Feeds Free '.jj i>
combination of feeds used in the Eg ; 1
r maintenance, for milk, lbr fat- EE
ye Hulls and gives dir< ctions for gg j ^
ti IU tHC UVUi Ol Ullil.
'otton Oil Co. Dept. k J h
cood Little .Rocis Memphis j I
>n Macon Selma
Il ;
ertaking Co.
and Embalmers
rnished When Desired. I
mptly Day or Night J
Manager. 1
Old Postoillcc Building (
f
>ne Operator
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elephone operator ic
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and her mission 1
>uickness, accuracy
r essential qualifc3
is called upon to \
gencies when courmind
are required. j
and conscientious
an be found than 1
<
it the switchboard.
1
can be greatly
o-operation.
phone?Smile 1
LEPHONE
COMPANY
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SUFFERING AND SURGERY a
i-an be avoided by using h
Wmfci-L ;
vWV&SSEZSSZ. '30
TKMU'I. ^.ahu
I'lI.E REMEDY
Relieve yourself of this ailment at 11
Hue. Easy to use and thoroughly 1
udable. Sold only by vi r>Oc and ;
' Glymph's I'liarmaej , Union, S. j
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WACO TONIC
sever fails to prove its merits ;.n <>
no It complains as Inilnco. Hon, Ma s.
aria, Rheumatism, Dyspcp ia, Thjt ^
i iter) KeelinK, Neuralgia, Cnnstipai
ion. Heart Trouble, Ke/.onia, Sick C(
ieaiiache, Catarrh and Nervousness. H
Mice (?0c per bottle at ni
(Old Milhous Drujr Store)
NAT MORGAN AND SAM LAYTON ia
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Carnegie Hero Funds [
Commission Awards Medals
Pittsburg, Pa., January 23.?
'wenty-four acts of heroism were re- I
ognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund
!ommission in its fourteenth annual
neeting here today.
In seven cases silver medals were
iwarded: in seventeen cases bro/.e i
ncdals. Ten of the heroes lost
heir lives, and to the dependents of
line of these pensions aggregating
4,500 a year were granted. In ad- f
ition to these money grants, in two <
ases $2,100 was appropriated for j
dueational purposes, payments to be i
iiciue as necacu ana approvea: ana ?.
n eleven cases awards approbating i
18.000 were made for other worthy 1
urposes. Payments in these cases t
rill not he made until the beneficiaries' (
lans for the use of the awards have j
teen approved by the Commission.
Iedals were awarded to the follow- t
rcg: , 1
Bronze Medals h
William J. Norton, (500 Gunther St. t
Ian Antonia, Tex., saved Glenn B. t
leese, from electric shock at Austin, t
'ex., March 24,1916. r
G. Wavne Cooper, South Ports- J
nouth, Ky., saved Roberta M. Recder, f
be three, from being killed by a n
rain at Beattyville, Ky., Oct. 1, 191(5 t
John E. Armstrong. ." (? Riverside a
lvenue, Santa Cruz, Cal.. saved Sarah 'I
. Gale, aged fift.v-si\, from drown- o
ng at Santa Cruz, Cal., Oct. 18, 1914. h
William G. Kcrshner. 11s Daniels n
'lace, Akron, ()., attempted to save n
Villiam I,. Banc I, from drowning at '1
'alestine, W. Va., Feb. 8. l;?17.
Ilomer W. Carson, Idol Eleventh ''
ivenuo, W., Eugene, ()iv...saved Dawence
It. Parkes, aged ten, from drown ''
ig at Springfield, Ore., June 18, .
91G.
Joseph Ti. Pilkenton, Rredhcad, Ivy.,
aved Vivien B. Albright, age five,
rom being killed by a train at Brodead,
Ivy., April 1G, 191(5. v\
John F. Frawley, 8(50 Summer St., c;
,ynn, Mass., rescued J. I.ee Reavdon, ci
rom a runaway ai i.ynn. .Mass.,
tugust <>, 1015.
James L. Wood, 20 Colherg Avenue,
l.islindale, Mass., saved an unidenified
woman from being killed by a tl
ire-engine at lloston, Mass., Nov. 10, is
915. t<
Helen Charles W. Gilbert, deceased
'ortuna, Cab, died attempting to a
ave Helen M. Adams, aged eleven, ii
rom drowning at Petrolia, Cab, July s
l0, 1910. Medal to his mother. is
John E. Leux, deceased, 50 Saucan o
street, Ilcllcrtown, Pa., died attempt. it
ng to save Manuel Pois, and Pom- ti
nges F.erriera, aged twenty, from s if- s
'oeating at Ilellcrtown, Pa., Nov. 20, c
1917. Medal and award to widow c
md son. q
Frank Grabinski, deceased, "><"'0
East Ridge Street, Nanticoke, Pa., v
lied attempting to save Frank, aired i:
ight from drowning at Manticoke, 1'a. t
\ug. 1, 1 i) 17. Medal and awards to li
not her and her five children. f
Geroge Vuknic, 33(> Ijocust street, r
McKcesport, Pa., died attempting to
uive Ira P. Shearer, from suffocating t
it MeKeesport, Pa., Oct. 15, 1917. t
Medals and awar'i to widow and son. d
Frank P. Mullaly, 2923 Gas Street, t
MeKeesport, Pa., assisted in an at- 1
empt to save Ira P. Shearer from suf- 1
locating at MeKeesport, Pa., Oct. 1">, t
1917. v
Earl Ryers, 2002 Versailles Avenue.
IT/? k'(too nnrf Po #? I om nfnil In oo\ C
1V?WVU{/V1 Vf A U.f avvvii?j/wu WO OC4? V j V.
leorge Vuknic from suffocation at t
VlcKeesport, Pa., Oct. 15, 1917. s
Adam Diddle, 2G08 Stewart Street, s
ffcKeesport, Pa., saved Earl Byers v
"rom suffocation at McKcesport, Pa., p
let. 15, 1917. t
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]AT WITHOUT FEAR "
OF INDIGESTION OR
SOUR, ACII) STOMACH c
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nstant Relief! "Pape's Diapepsin"
Your Stomach Distress.
Try It!
Wonder what upset your stomach?
diieh portion of the food did the dam- p
go? do you ? Well, don't bother. If
our stomach is in a revolt; if sick,
assy and upset, and what you just
te has fermented and turned sour;
ead dizzy and aches; belch gases and
eids and eructate undigested food; <
reath foul, tongue coated?just take u
little Pape's Di.o". ' -in to holn neu-'
rali < acidity and i five minutes you | '
ondt r what her- of the indiyes- j
and distress. j'
V :: ns of me ! women t- dav
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that it I.- n ^ to n. vc d' - J
'A lltt!! Di ! i occn donally I '
{ !lO ; (;?!- ; and '
e".t tlu ir i 'Ods without j ;
t.d err J
f your llborrl li without rebel-1 f<
: if your food o -a' o i? I ! 11>
f i h Ip roniendt the quickest, t!
i t, most harml lief is 1'ape's oi
lianepsin, which i ta only fifty
nils for a larye ca-e at drujf stores, si
L's truly wonderful it stops for- w
icntation and acidity and sets thinys fi
raiyht, so yently and easily that it cl
i really astonishing . c<
IID SO MUCH TO AID
HER BOYS AND GIRLS
Hits. CATHEY TELLS OF KB.
SULTS TAN LAC LAY E
A
"IT SURF: IS FINE"
\ndcrson Woman Says She Is: "(Had
To Recommend It Publicly"
"I am pi ad to recommend Tanlac
o the public, for it has done so mn.Ui
o give back health to my hoys and
tirls and other relatives. It sure '
s a fine medicine," declared Mrs.
losephine Cathey, of Xo. 12 R. St.. ^
Anderson, in a statement she gave
day 25th. Her husband, a daugh- !
er. a son and daughter-in-law, Mrs. ^
Cathey said, had all been greatly help)e<l
by Tanlac. t
"My husband suffered from indigesion
and he was troubled a lot with t
leadaches, and also his appetite was |
?ad. He complained frequently of j
>eing weak and run down. My daugher,
Mattie, had about the same 1
rouble her father did? indigestion, d
lervousncss and terrible headaches,
dr. Cathey thinks Tanlac is a mighty |,
ire medicine for it helped him so
nuch. Now he never complains of ' *
hi troubles for which lie took Tanlac, y
nd Tanlac. got him in fine shape,
'he Tanlac just made a new person i
f inv daughter Mattie and soon had j
icr in fine health. It. stive is one
rmrc good remedy. < hie <>f my
i rrie.l boys and his wife also took
lac and it helped the a lot."
i <ale by I'altiu '.'o ? Co.,
n ? ; Ruffalo l>rui? Co I'. ttlaio; K
. l; .i'ey, Carlisle; It C. W burn Ar>n.
Cross Keys; .Tones'. i! ! >ruir Co.
mesville; l.ockhart Mills -store,
ockhart, R. J. Fowler, Monarch.
Ise Pop Corn?Three Ways.
There is one good American food of
liieh we have an abundance and we j
an use as much of it n? wo HU-o?
orn. l*?c all kinds and it) many ways
'<>p corn is one of tlio kinds everyone
kes. It is a pood food just simply
opped .and can also be made int<>1
uch a wholesome, inexpensive sweet
hat it should be widely used. Here j
5 the way to pop it and several ways
j use it.
Shell the corn if it is on the cob i
nd pop the dried corn in a covered
"on frying-pan or a regular popper, j
baking vigorously. If a fire popper;
3 used, do not pop the corn directly
ver the flame or it will scorch. Shake
; quiet high over the flames, or beter
over coals or on the top of the
tove. Take just enough corn to
?\or the bottom of the popper. A ;
up of pop corn makes about three j
uarts when popped.
Pop coin is good, of course, seasoned
idth salt. A common way of serving
5 to mix with a very little melted hater
and then sprinkle with salt. l>ut
lave you ever tried it as a breakfast
ood eaten with milk or cream? It
aakes a good cereal.
To make a sweet of pop corn boil '
ogetlier 1 cup of corn sirup and 1
nblespoon of vinegar until a few
rops harden in water and pour it over j
he freshly popped corn while it is 1
tot. As soon as it is cool enough to !
tandle, grease the hands and form ino
balls. This amount of sirup coders
3 quarts of pop corn.
Chocolate pop corn is delicious,
look 1 cup of corn sirup for five minues.
Add 2 ounces of chocolate (two
quares,) and stir until melted. Cook
lowly until a soft ball is formed in
yater. Beat, until thick. Have the
topped corn in a greased dish. Pour
he sirup over it and form into halls
fhen cool enough to handle. This
mount covers 1 1-2 quearts of pop
orn.
Farmers' Bulletin fi,p>3 tells how to
:row pop corn. Why not have a few ?
ows of pop corn in your garden next
pring ?
CASCARETS" BEST IF
HEADACHY. BILIOUS. fc
SICK. CONSTIPATED u
V
lest for I.iver and Howels, Had p
Hreath, Had Colds, Sour t
Stomach. t]
r
Get a 10-cent box. ^
Sick headache, biliousness, coated f
mgue, head and nose cloirved un ith
a cold?always trace (hi to tor- i f
I liver; delayed, ferment!:'"' I 'in;
e bowels r sour. i'a <v stom h
Poisonous matter cloyved in t' i'
tines, in- !e- d of beii"- ea 1 o I <
system i -a' o del i ! > I
od. When this no! >n re eh : 1
icate bralh t' e i< c.iusas < e
i and I ' theebbliifr,
hsndn: ha.
aficarci". i!V"f ; d !v o' < = -? i
inch. row '' > r.
I and foul ;.(!. ! .? o
! from the li.er and cany o r ]
10 constipated wj stc mater and pol ?
in the bowels. u
A Cascaret tonitrht will surolv
raifrhten yon out by morning. They -Ti
oik while you sleep?a 10-eent box 1'
om your druggist means your head it
ear, stomach sweet, breath ripht. R
miplexion rosy and your liver and Y
I
\ Man's Drinl
The new beverage
that everyone likes
Men take to K () V A l<
-the new beveragelatu
rally.
1 } i e \* like its 11 e 1 i c i o u s \
aiu^?suggesting tlie ta- i
nous Saazer hops with
vhtch Kovar is made. c
Lhey like the rich. *
'drawn-from-the-wood " 1
aste of the foaming, am her t
leverage. They recognize *
n Kovar the ideal soft
Irink, at once refreshing
nd beneficial.
They know that it is made '
>y lhel Bros., whoso hover
geshavealwayshad thehigh- r >t
reputation for quality.
UNION COCA-COLA
Sole Wholesale Dislrihulo
and the Townshi
Union, South Carolina.
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THERE AUK DIFFERENT ({I
Ul'MBKR. WE ARE IN THE UK
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FO
LUMBER ARE NEEDED FOR Till
LUMBER CAN BE l'UT. WE CA?
IN SELECTING WHAT YOU RE
THE RIGHT THING AT THE RIG
Bailey Builder
r
telffium's Mortality Risen
Fifty Per Cent Since 1914
The Ilaprue, December "0.?Some
[lea of what follows in the train of
inderfeeclinf?, which at present preails
everywhere in Belgium, may be
athered from the following statisies
from an official source; since It'll
lie peneral mortality in Delirium has
isen by HO per cent; while births
iavc fallen off about *12 per Cent; in
Ihcnt and northern Franco deaths
rom tuberculosis have multiplied sixnlH.
'orto Pico Now 11ns
Sufficient Foodst uff?
!' u .Timn, Porto ' . 1 nv-nv ?.
' o Pico I :i oil !.*: ' i '!
l'o'y avail h'e ' f * '
; : t -vy time (! ; ' ' fi<
P?-ico? in tho ! ' ' T r r-'o
c.'Im'os pro, on t 1 we"
o"o under (1. * lericnn '
r. io for as available i c <ls gi i j
'" 'iiros."
This was the statement t riv hy
>hn M. Turner, treasurer, ot the
ood Commission, who characterized
as a message of cheer to Porto
icnns on the opening of the New
ear. 1
? ii i j?j
No woiuler iik'i) everywhere
are vlrinkini; Kovar.
l' 1
rvvi\ ;ii . > on Mill' C\ (.TVivhere?;11
hotels. ro^tau*ants,
clubs, at soda tountlins,
drwtj stores, ball panics,
i^ar stores, grocery stores,
;tc. In distinctive bottles,
LOc a bottle. l'rv Kovar
oduy?and experience a new
ensation.
Made Sv
I'll-L IU<( )S , INC.
New ^ i>rk (!ifv
tternotiona/h foment for finr bereraffs for SS xtori
Kovar
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rs lor I'niois County
[) of I'acolet,
Telephone 11! < >.
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I'ALITIES AND 1?R1< ES or
HHEU BUSINESS TO OIVE YOU
11. DIFFERENT KINDS OF
E DIFFERENT USES T<> WHICH
<i ADVISE YOU ANI) HELD YOU
^itirr \vr vui L r.ivr \<w* i
IfT PRICE.
s Supply Co.
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< rr? i ' ;-ri ivr i i I >r. Kill's
Imav 1 n'c 1 . 'I i v-y j /event ('oilptij>.il
>ent I .? I iv r, mi 1 i'.ov, !.> in a
hMk'iyciii I'tiiMi. I u < :vrt mil I. 25c.
Necessity is the mother of invention.