Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Spirited Sh ps C^rv' Jrl f S m h, \;iM I | Mr. Farme. I Mr. Garde, I I See US ? I??innn ! Ijl ai in mi and Gai | Stone Hard if Union, % Phone 268 ij; a^A A^A A^4. A^A A^A A^A i ! Restaurant T V Completely equippe 2 in Jonesville, S. C. *$* have a poultry and 1 .J. nat otfonrl fa Katli Y HVi UllUlU IU LfVFI.Il* ? W. H. F0STE1 :* ILc! Mc Do Yot! I have bought out the Wallace Williams, at Fc prepared to do Firdt Ch able Prices. | /. WORK QI~JA Bring me your sick Cas and let me dodtor them. J. Herma Phone (. i... Auctioi Tennessee Muh A. B. Bran Saturday, Feb. 2, All Broke, All Sound. Need. No By-Blddl What is LAX-FOS LAX-F3S IS AM IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic I and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascata Hark, < Blue Flog Root, Rhubarb Root, Black ] Root, May Apple Root, Senna Leaves ami ( Pepsin. Combines strength with pala- y table aromatic taste. Does not trine. Sflr _ _______ * i Subscribe to The Union Times. | owing of Spring fH Nei JL Km > . - .i \ Unui klm Snuvv IIGI Our Sprinj here, new and popul bring your him in eve Union :r and f ner: I / 11 for Your ? 11 nplements ; rden Tools I [ware Co. f S. C. I I 636X36XXX3636XX3636XXX30636863ii36X3CX A^A A^A A^A >yT|f "Ay fy^r vV? fvf fy fATrVf dr For Sale | i i .I ? i a ana tne only one *j* Paying well, but IX hog farm and can- ? U, Proprietor ? r Vulcanizing! Vulcanizing Shop of xster's Shop, and am iss Work at Reason 1RANTEED ings and Inner Tubes I Will Cure Them. n Smith J rt Sale es and Horses noil's Stable ; S, 10:30 O'clock Come Get What You ; ing, Straight Sale. The Pillar Dollar. A pillar dollar was a silver coin of Spain, with largo pillars on ono sldo, coined at u very early day for circulation in Mexico and other Spanish colonies. It circulated freely in the United States for many years, and was cnown as the Spanish or Mexican dolar. It was an honest silver dollnr, rull W?Ubt on/1 honHontrol? ?" Furnishings n Alco Suits, tx Hats, ckwear and Shirts j a g Suits for Boys are * styles and patterns, J ar prices. Mothers v * boy here, we can fit v rything he wears. * ' , r I Clothing Co. , ie New Way Store I n ?__________ b t( r \ S1 | Purely Personal I e Sergt. Leo Gibbs of Camp Sevier IV is spending a short furlough in the ^ eity with relatives. ti F Dr. Lewis Peryin of Cheraw is ^ the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ida Perrin on E. Main street. P Miss Sadie Jolly and Mrs. Boyd si Gilliam of South Union spent several s< days last week in Spartanburg. s Miss Annie Tinsley who teaches the third grade hoys at Central scool is confined to her home with measles. f 1; Mr. Jim Kirby has returned to his ii home in Columbia after spending a si few days with friends and relatives s in Union. b The Peoples Drue- fitnro (Tf.W a People) are installing a new modern handsome soda fountain in their soda v department. Iattle Mary Estelle, daughter of ^ Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Kelly, of Jones- n ville has been very ill, but is now rap- ^ idly improving. js The many friends of Mr. J. F. a Caudle will be glad to kno^ that he s< is now able to be up and ab^ut, after 1? a long period of illnessMr. John Psillos one of the force at the Royal Cafe is spending a few days fn Charlotte, Greenville and Spartanburg on business. It is understood that Mr. Julian E. Hughes has sold his interest in the t< Union Plumbing and Electric Company to his partner, Mr. J. Earle Kirby. g M. B. Lee of Bogansville is a vis- ^ itor to Union today. Mr. Lee says a that his wife, who fell and broke her arm Christmas has about recovered a from the injury. r Girls to Grow Food t s In the present food situation the; e girls of Union county are going to a play a prominent part. To do this they are asked to cul- b tivate one-tenth acre of some food stuff, the produce of which should be I above home consumption and marketable. In this way each" of these I girls will help feed someone and at I the same time realize a purse for themselves. a Numbers of these clubs have al- b roady been organized through the u schools. We expect to reach every v section of the county in the near fu- b ture and we hope that each girl will li not only feel it a duty but a privilege to become a member of this food club, s These girls will be instructed and b supervised by the home demonstration agent. h Any girls interested that have not t or will not be reached through the s hools please see or notify me at a your earliest convenience. v Alsie O. Smith. t c A Patriotic Vision. t You do not seem to know that h# ! must I n 11 who appeals to the cowardice p of tli?> American people. Step out of the way of the nation that marches j with lirin step und u proud heart after 0 the martial drumbeat of her destiny. She feels that the struggle of ages com* presses Itself into the portentous crisis of this hour. It Is for coming cento* lies she fights; nnd already she seer a before her what was once n patriotic s dream rise Into magnificent, sunlit i reulit) I?Carl Schurz, 1864. lu Money Not Main Object. "All healthily minded people like g making in >uey?ought to like It nnd enjoy the konsntlon of winning It; hut the main object of their life is not money. A good soldier, for instance, mainly wishes to do his fighting well, fc He is glad of his pay?very properly 1< so. nnd Justly grumbles when you keep him ten years without It?still, his t main notion of life is to win battles, 1 not to ho paid for \vlnnlng them."? E John Ituskin. j c ',k ii The Troubles Of The Merchant" Coming to Union Announcement has been made by as. L. Carbery, secretary of the Jnion Chamber of Commerce, that e has completed arrangements with ?he National PnsVi any to bring 10 Union, S. an ilastrated lecture on retail merchanising. The lecture, together with a hree reel feature film, "Troubles of Merchant, and IIow to Stop Them," /ill be given Friday night, March st, at 7:30 o'clock in the Court ] louse. W. J. Burns, expert lecturer, 1 /ill accompany the film. ! The retail merchandising lecture,, /hieh has been prepared by The lational Cash Register Company, is eclared to be one of the most comtrehensive lectures on the reasons or retail business failures ever prepared, and has been shown before ommercial bodies, conventions, and ther organizations the country over. By means of stereopticon slides, the ;cture deals with the value of newsaper advertising to the merchant, ells him how to prepare advertiselents, and also explains in detail the est methods of window display, how a solve delivery problems, perfect a tore organization, and other intersting ideas. r The feature film. Troubles of a lerchant. and How to Stop Them," diich will be shown for the first ime in this city, was prepared by the Issanay Company for The National ash Register organization at a cost f $30,000. Expert actors were emloyed for every character, and it is aid that every scene contains a !e?on for retail merchants and their alespeople. The film tells the story of Mr. Vhite, a grocer, who was discourged and distheartened because of his ick ot success. The story shows the ^difference of his clerks, his bad tore systems, his poorly arranged tock, and other causes of his trollies. How he finally rose to success ml prosperity through the introducion of modern methods into his store rill be shown in the film. , Many ideas of importance to merhants and clerk will be brought out uring the lecture. In other eomlunities where it has been shown, it as met with great enthusiasm. It i expected that every business man nd clerk in the city will avail himelf of the opportunity offered by the tcture, and that a large attendance ill result. No charge will be made >r admission. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is the ex- j snsion of the American Red Cross < 3 the school system of America, by < rhich each school building may be * iven an opportunity to carry on at: borized Red Cross work by forming School Auxiliary. j Schoo] membership is thus secured i s a unit and not by individual enollment. The Union County Red Cross chaper, through the cooperation of the uperintendents, principals and teaehrs is planning to organize school j uxiliaries. I The following committees have i een selected: j1 Chapter School Committee fas. ,< I. Hope, Davis Jeffries, W. C. Mann.!, v o-operauon tommittee?Airs, i?. 1 I. Wallace, Mrs. Davis Jeffries, Mrs.! M. Farr, Mrs* J. A. Sawyer Each pupil wishing to be enrolled ,s a Junior Red Cross member will ie piven the opportunity to contribite 25c. The total amount collected rill constitute the School Fund, to e used for various kinds of war reief. This fund may he increased by ales conducted by the children or >y various kinds of entertainments. Certain citizens may be able to e lelp out by voluntary donations to ? his fund. One form of War Relief that should ppeal to the school children is proidinp food and clothinp for the desitute little one in foreipn lands. ?ome of the olders pirls may be able o make the refupee parments. The tinier ReH Cross will hrintr ni:iriv r>n lortunities for service. The children will learn lessons of mtriotism and will work with the Ider people for a common 'purpose, ,nd thus become useful citizens of ur great country. The 22nd is the special day set ;part for Junior Red Cross memberhip, and we trust that every teacher n Union county will on that dav, ring the matter to Ihe attention of heir pupils. Mrs. J. W. Mixson, !ec. Union County Red Cross Chap. Don't Lose Your 1e*> per. He who loses Ms temper loses etineh >?sldes. Tie loses his self-res. ?eet ; lie OSes the respeet of others; lie loses an lenient out of his eh.iraeter and repuation which he eniinot regain; he oses vital force, and stamps an im tresslon on Iris whole helng which time aanot efface. ' % 5/ I) E Jl If you ;.re not follo\ 2| you will not wi" ' 2| will suffer defeat at i MX progress is impossible i SAVE I j 1 Jills?~h Three solid carloads ol* arrived. Price will be ad Buy now and save mone^ The Chevrolet is a th( Has everything that a car a dream oi' Comfort and too! ; W. E GREEN, Dea $ *-* mT m. ? w-iTir m mmn*\ wv p L. I\. ALLAANUfcK, uea ? | VISIT OUR NE 1 ? t - You will fine* everyt f i Fresh Meats, Sa?nt?} Proiiu ? * ~f Our quarters are i t ? give you value for ycur i ? iL^r-y jra 2 "I-cjsI* t" ... oi f /V Tci"ii!cr f: f Fox* Your Sur ? J. L. Hi ; Meat H * Smith Block ; Phor fc A^A A^A A^A A^A Don't Flirt With | Pneumonia When you have a cold in your chest ,and it hurts to cough or breathe deeply, that's the danger signal, and you are flirting with pneumonia if you don't heed it. Mother's Joy Croup and Pneumonia iJUl > C absolutely relieves congestion and previous pneumonia. Ap- > plied externally to the throat j and chest, ami rubbed in, it penetrates to the seat of the j trouble and drives out the inflammation. " Mother's Joy Salvo is also an ; unfailing remedy for croup, and thousands of mothers *oep I it on hand for emergency, doctors recommend it; good drug gists sell it. 25c and 50c jars. Coose Crease Co , Creeretboro, II 1CHOLSON WK&TRUSTCR UN/ON. S F E A T ! ! vinjj a plan of systematic sav- II jut in the battle of life. You 'very turn, for without money ly or monthly a definite por> lit 1 per cent compound inou will in tlie course of time ') stronghold that will mean in- } ry for you. ' J. l<oy Kant, M. A. Mimre, | V ice President, Cashier. awwwwwwwnsww^ax 1 II Mw&sh* 1 ^I 1918 Chevrolet ears just Ivanced $50 on March 1. :( $ >roughly equipped Car. $ should have, and it is ij Economy. Looks good \ Icr, Union, S. C. ; iler, Jonesville, S.C. k i Ji t A^i*. i^A 4^j| |^A |^|i W MARKET! | ? V hing you need in ^ oe, Vegstabirs a?4 Eggs. % uid clean end v/e will Y money. Y f T Pork Roost ! * ? _ r feof Roast V idciv Dihioer Y - ' IVIES, | Market % UNION, S. C. V _ _ ! ic 41 ^ .i. Don't Worry About That Cough, Take Dr. Hueil's COUGH SYRUP And Get Well For Sale At Palmetto Drag Company