Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sacked hulls n convenienc PUTTING Buckeye Hul important little thintrc * this roughage an impi This makes RADI RUCi w m cottc V HU lint easier to handle when putting the ore out when mixing feed It k help think of them as forage?no Even though sacked, buckeye I old style hulls. It costs us mono anything that will help you use 1 worth the expense. Other Ai Buckeye Hulls are free of lint i which has no food value. 2000 pounds of real roughage to the ton?not 1500. Buckeye Hulls allow better assimilation of food. Kimbraugh Bros., Indianola, J " We arc using Buckeye Hu\ with them. We think the hulls." To secure the best results and to d?sv< thoroughly twelve hours before wetting them down night and morning this cannot be done, wet down at h feed the hulls dry, use only half as r Book of Mixi Gives the right formula for every South. Tells how much to feed I tcning, for work. Describes Bucl using them properly. Ser.d for y< ? . iuepr. A M lie UULKt'JK i Atlanta Birmingham Ciree Augusta Charlotte Jaclt i Peoples Unci Funeral Directors Automobile Equipment Fi Calls Answered Pre ~H."VV." EDGA I'll one 240 Your Telephi The BELL 'I has a mission in lift is to serve you. C and courtesy arc hi cations. Frequently, sh act quickly in cmcr age and presence ol No more loyal group of workers c the young women ; Their service extended by your c When you Teh SOUTHERN BELL TI AND TELEGRAPH To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVK BROMO Quinine. It stops the ( Cough and Headache ami works off the Cold. Druggists refund tnonoy if it fails to cure, li. W. GHOVIi'S signature on each bo*. 30c. DR. I. MURRAY HAIR Dentist Office: 507 Chapman Building Phone 1569 i SPARTANBURG. S. C. J mwriW inyvwv VO TRAOI MARM * ECZEMA REMEDY 1 Sold on a guarantee for Eczema. J Tetter, Salt Rheum, and similar af- f fections of the skin and scalp. Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union. S. C. l> lean e and economy Is in sacks is just one of the that have been done to make nvpmpllt furor ftio ? . v w * v* U1V VIU E MARK *EYF JNSEEO n LLS \ 'LESS m in the barn and easier to measecps then clean and makes your t as bedding. lulls rcll for much less than loose i V te sack t hc.n but we believe that I this product to best advantage is -Ivantagcs No tru'-'h - r dust. They mi* well v;ith other food. E . They ta? j less space in the ^ barn. Every pound goes farther. , Miss., say: I 'Is and arc very much pleased y ere superior to old style t'op thi eosi'.sge oiloy. wet the hulls feeding. it is easy to do this by for th-; next {"cdtng. If at any time ?asl thirty minutes. If you prefer to luch by belli as of old style hulls. >d Feeds Free r combination of feeds used in the lor maintenance, for milk for fatceyc Hulls and ;-ivos directions for >ur copy to the nearest mill. Cotton Oii Co. Dept. K j nu)0\i<l Litt.'c Rock Memphis son Macon Selma [. I WUWW? lertakirtg Co. > arid Embalmers urnished When Desired. >mpfly Day cr IVsight IR, Manager. Oi<; Postofflicc Rtiil<)iiiu uaava. -c ^ ^trrsmcUBSjua^uur -i?rsr. 3ne Operator ju ^ 'elcphonc operator 2, and her mission )uickness, accuracy ir essential qualifie is called upon to gcncies when cour: mind are required. unci \^VJU?CICI 1 HUllb an be found than at the switchboard. can be greatly o-operation. 'phone?Smile LLEPHONE COMPANY SUFFERING AND SURGERY :an be avoided by using Wf * - n |Ue/UlOio TWADE MAHn PILE REMEDY Relieve yourself of this ailment nl tome. Easy to use and thoroughly lependahle. Sold only by us 50c and >1.00. Glymph's Pharmacy, Union, S. WACO TONIC 4ever fails to prove its merits in uch* complains as Indigestion, Ma aria, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, That ""ired Feeling, Neuralgia, Constipaion, Heart Trouble, Eczema, Sick Ieadache, Catarrh and Nervousness 'rice 50c per bottle at (Old Milhoua Drug Store) I AT MORGAN AND SAM LAYTON TO CURB "U" BOAT I "Sea Jitneys" Suggested for A tack on German Bases. I Canadian Naval Airplane Fight Home to Ree?v??? eu? 1 ? i vmi win ?pnvi I Wounds Expresses an Opinion. ' Theorizing about war conditions b grown quite as tiresome, no doubt, the people who read newspapers as has to most of the people who wrl for theui. Yet, now and then, y meet a man who theorizes from t facts of experience and knowledge ai ' who points something out that glv food for thought. Such a case, seemed to several of us, when a qui little chap, son of a Canadian mllllo aire, told us his view of the war Its present stage, a New York cori spondent of the Cincinnati Tlmes-St writes. Ills brother was killed at tl Marne and he himself Is home to i cover from shrapnel wounds recelv< when he was flying a naval alrplai some thousands of feet ubove a tov on the Belgian coast. "The outstanding fact, Just now he snld, "Is that the German U-boa are doing pretty nearly as much i they were expected to do and that v have no effective defeo"<? against ther The Germans are almost justified 1 believing that they are on the way t ward starving England Into subml slon. If we don't find a new and su cessful way to combat the U-boats tt situation In England will soon be vei critical. Of course, I fancy a way wl be found. But It must be somethlr entirely new In warfare. For my par I am convinced that success can t obtained only by the apparently de perato undertaking of assaults by as upon the U-boat bases. I say 'appa ently desperate.' By any known < tried method such assaults would t simply useless and suicidal. "The German harbors are mlne< netted from end to end and fortlfle with tremendous shore batteries < heavy and aircraft guns. How can th bases he attacked? Well, of coursi that will bo settled by some one els than I, but I have heard a theoretics plan of attack proposed by one of oti naval men which made a great lmprei i slon on me. lie said we must bull thousands of small submarines?som< thing like the 'sea Jitneys' which mai ! ufacturers havn tnllrrwl ntinm?orwl ? Into the German harbors with swarm of them, at the risk of losing niuetj nine out of every hundred boats an crews. Barrage tire and bombing hav been the new and successful tilings i: land fighting. "This ollioor's proposal Is' for some thing like an undersea dupli itlon o ! this plan of attack. Most < ;' the littl boats would be lost, no doubt, but mos of them would succ ed In doing mo terlal damage with one or two does. Nets would be blown away, m.'ne exploded, guard ships sunk and sucl other disorganization of the harbor dc fonscs accomplished as to give the bl| ships a chance to complete the worh Yes, it's true that a man would hardl; need to worry about bis return tri if ho went in on one of these littl boats. It would he work for volun toors. But the volunteers would 1) plentiful enough. That I am sure ol "If such attacks promised to wii tlio tight against the U-hoats, nioi would be willing to go. It would b< ' enough for them to know that the; wero striking the sea murderers a their home, and that some of then tulght possibly get back." German Schooling. German schooling has proved nntng onlstlc to en-operation, although de mundiug unity of action through nuts> obedience. It ha failed to foster rea co-operation, for co-operation is i method by which persons of their owi volition nil'l liV oo pnminilulnn '? " ; work together harmoniously, write.' Wintlirop Talbot in rTn* Century Maga 7.1 ne. Only wln-n training ami scim >1 1 njr are the common privilege of all i' I that state of < i \ i? development possi hie whieh permits society to heeome en operative In its aetion. In other words a socialized society becomes more and tnore possible only as all individual members acquire each the widest vision, and thus the power to co-operate harmoniously. The Crow. I have seen no bird walk the ground with Just the same air the crow does, It is not exactly pride; there Is no strut or swagger in It, though perhaps Just a little condescension; it Is the cor^Jented and self-possessed gait of a lord over his domains. All these acres are mine, tie says, and all these crops; men plow and sow for me, and I stay here or go there, and ilnd life sweet and good wherever I am. The hawk looks awkward and out of place on the ground; the game birds hurry and skuik, hut the crow is at home and trends the earth as If there wero nons to mole.,t or make him afrnld.?John Burroughs. TU ? ka a - m a i iic mysiery 01 LOVC. Love Is the great mystery of life. It may he the growth of years, months or nn Instant, says the Christian Herald. Man sees a million beautiful faces; he hears a million sweet voices; he meets a million women with flowers at their breasts nnd light In their eyes ?und they do not touch him. Then he sees the one, and she holds him for life nnd death. She Is no nobler, better or more beautiful than were those he passed by, and yet his world Is empty without her. Assuredly there Is far more than fashion In this mil* versal force we call love. C TANLAG PROVED TO 0 BE A FINE REME ^ Mrs. Worthy Says She (lladly Hi' It Endorsement - SPARTANBURG WOMA ' "It Helped Me in Every Way Needed Relief," is Her Stateas "lent to It "Tanlac proved to be a good to It? and stomach remedy for men and ou helped me in every way I needed ho lief," declared Mrs. J. J. Worthey, a(* 68 Railroad Ave., Arkwripht, Sp; tanburp, in a statement she p; June 7th. "I was troubled a pn |Q_ deal with indipestion and my wh ia system was run down. My ap e- titc was about pone, I was tr< ar bled awfully with nervousness. a tie headaches caused me a "lot of s ,e" ferinp. When I had one of those 1 nervous attacks, I could not rest 10 night. The Tanlac quieted ai strengthened my nerves, though, a m I soon was eating heartily, and t Iq indigestion left me in a little whi is Those headaches were relieved qui< te ly, too. In a short time I was fe n. ing a great deal better. I am gl to endorse Tanlac, for it helped i ?* in every way." For sale by Palmetto Drug C Union; Buffalo Drug Co., Buffalo; 10 I). Bailey, Carlisle; B. C.. Wilhurn ^ Son, Cross Keys; Jonesville Drup C Tonesville; Lockhart Mills Rto '8 Lockhart, R. J. Fowler, Monarch. ? > >e Rusty Door Fastenings. ia The best door fastenings sometlm r" fnll to catch without a special turnti of the km>t>. the latch seeming sin pish and slow In action. This anna ance may be retneilled by a few dr<> of kerosene, which dissolves the acc Ululated rust. Apply with an oil e: having a long tube, so that the oil ins ? be thrown far Into the interior of tl ?? lutch. 10 a ir Value of Reading. j. Rending nouns much to childre ^ young men and young women. Ilea w Ing is th?? key that unlocks the do of information and lets opportunity i 0 Reading is the beginning of an educ a tion. It gives tin* poor a chance r_ get Information and become nseft q Every home should 1 well stq pli* e with lights, good liool papers at Q magazines and tin- < la e < a e*:eonr.ag< | to read in the c\ n'. i bar.ge. ?f How Egyptians Reaped 0 a. e The atictent i t grain < lose to I i lit the sii;i\, !< - t< ' i! ?--i_iuld it by. It ?\;i. . s r:toh refund to ti It was Ii ,nf > >- tlx1 long< v -" ra 'I g they wore ?n:i !!? ?! to hi"." This \vu y nMo ditiiniHy. - i: tl,?> l> Its*-If had been < n ??;. in or t.? U a ground. An Old Idea. ' , Tho typo ?>f in. t . fot Is ho lui x discharged his ?.!.!! . is as a but 4 bund win n ho j.: >\ - Ids wife wit J /? piano t > d > h ' : lu>r boar P is not mi<-oini!'i.ii To . Capital, t ? i The Quinine That Docs Not Affect the Hei Because of its tonic and 1 \-..t ..i-ct, I.AX. T1VK BKUMOOI INl.Nj; i 1 : : '!. i:i ordinal Quinine and does ii 't can : v asness n< nmitiXin heiul. Komcintiet .1 name at . look tor the sitinatctc i-i t . \ . UKOVI;. ; YOU'RE BILIOr^! LET i "CA SCARETS" EN ; LIVER AN!) ROWEL! . Don't Stay !Ti"?d:irhv. < Sink, Villi l-rnaili I i : *i,? Stomach Soar. . Cot a 10-ccnt box" \oYou men and women wi> feeling right?who have coated tongue, bad t i c j breath, dizziness can't -h ;> il I ious, nervous and upset, ' u' t a sick, gassy, disordered sfo" a e have a bad cold. I A > j* re you Keeping vour bowels --:ii :with Cascnrets, or merely fotvii I passageway every few days with sal' 11 cathartic pills or castor on : j Cascarets work while you sloe)' cleanse the stomach, remove the - .r undigested, fermenting food ai d fou | erases; take the excess bile from tb , i liver and carry out of the system al the constipated waste matter am poison in the bowels. A Cnscaret tonight will straightci you out by morning?a 10-cent bo from any drug store will keep you I stomach sweet, liver and bowels reg ular, and head clear for months. Don' forget the children. They love fas carets because they taste good?neve gripe or sicken. School is Destroy el Atlanta, Feb. 10.?Two fircmei were injured and nronertv dnmawo. estimated at $35,000 was caused b; a fire which destroyed Boulevan Grammar School, at the corner o Irwin Street and Boulevard, here ear ly tonight. The fire was believed t< have been caused by a defective flue Fireman J. N. Johnson and Capt John M. Jenkins were seriously burn ed about the face and hands. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Your druggist will refund money If PAZC OINTMENT fulls to cure nnvcase of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6tol4dav* The first application gives Ease and Rest. 50c ?THE MARV N, Years of S Almost Fc "u In Mi rcof S MEDICINAL I FU V ERT iuin;' FAMI uf>ad ? at [1(j Everybody know iron was goo< ,nd people but to find it in modi he form like in Acid Iron Mineral il0, where the trouble came and \ k- chemists were making tinctures, cl- and tonics from "metallic iron" ad was apt to ruin teeth .upset poo me stomach, etc., a farmer by the r of Horn, almost destitute, was 1 ly getting enough to eat for bin K. and family on his little farm < & in Mississippi. The windows to his house la re' window panes and in their | were old bits of rags and clot bin keep out the insects, cold and dr Colored Man Found It. ,>s Then one day a darkey, old and ag crepit. blood diseased and slowly ifi- imr with great sores upon his li and body which it was said c never be cured, started digging u <1 it oh and came upon this great dicinal iron deposit buried ben lj*e a marble-like rock and clay cove which sheltered it from atmosp and water down through the unkn centuries since the all-wise Cre n' put it there. d PI: E5hest-gS ilAk ixrpjl Snry ! 1 uj | j i n i: oni.v nvav to ki:i c'i \ urn is to kkki* ^ ont i i 3 i j i:\mi it m:i:ds u kiwi hi | | a ! av vkitanda 'ii! is yk ' to viu'ii r.or<v: is ax i tkkkst. \\ i: \ k cot tl! \vi: s::u. rr vr a faiu ( km' w fi ask i oi' ; Bailey Build i ""???????? Notice of Final Discharp n >iato of South Carolina y County of Union r Court of I'rohatc V t ! . 1? - i? fiurcny pivcn, mat on t iTth day of February. UM8, at /clock, a. m.t in the Court of F bate for said County, tho undersigi .vill inako hor final settlement as A minis) rotor of the Instate of Wsi If. Barnes, deceased, and that thai ^ upon he will apply to tho Judeo 1 said Court, for his final discharge ^ such Administrator. Anna fl. Barnes, ^ This 2Sth day of January, 1!H8. " Published in The Union Times for 5 days. >-4t. About Optimists. "I r.ln' got no use," said Uncle Eb< l Mfoh one o' dose optlmissos dat si ply grins an* hopes foh do host wb somebody else does all de work." ROUS l-l-M STORY earch End on >rsaken Farm ississirvm )ISCOVERY MADE Y STRICKEN LY RICH. 1 for] ITow the old darkov was cured by final i contact with this mineral and how was' that poor family near Hickory, Mi<vhile! sissippi suddenly became rich pills through leasing this deposit for that ! ninety-nine years to tlie Ferrodine pie's i Chemical Corporation forms another tame I chapter of this wonderful story. ?are-1 Today, this Chemical Corporation, tself i with latest methods takes the minlown! oral and by a process of fdteriner, I concent rat inc. testincr and hottlim* eked ! mal <es it possible for anyone to visit dace | the nearest drujr store and procure r to it for the home treatment of blood, afts.l rheumatic, stomach, and direst ion | troubles, and doctors, hospitals and | do-; surpreons acclaim it a splendid prody-! paration and so cheap, so powerful, tubs! so rood and free from injurious ould ! opiates, narcotics and alcohol, old in a' younjr may tak oit. .Tust a half to me- one teaspoonful in a f?lass of water oath makes a better, stroncrer, iron tonic rinr i for you. The following store has it, here | or a Jarre 12 ounce hottle will be sent own i anywhere on receipt of price by the ator Ferrodine Chemical Corp., Roanoke, j v.. h H v ' ' ' " '. " * ) v ft . v v'' '*> ;: . -C. j t yv -v"* * i ' ' ! Us\;'l ' i 'o,} : 6 ? i ^ a: i 1 $ ? i ? ^ ' , /* i * v \ . ?j ^ ., \ j y i-'T :?' * */ $ ' \ j i- \', v i / <7 . i ? ' y;i-ryi$* ~ . W0mr? v- * j v :p ri? Tin: vai.tk or yoi u ricop: (u vj i' in / #?/ v i? . . i i. : > *!?/<;!; u I ! . v I li. ^ l!! ,ll K- jj N(i, DO IT \T ONCi:. !". I o\ \ ] ? m: too. F.\ r.l'Vi lli V.. \r.\~ Mill | invfstvfnt that p\\< jtc in- j i: coon mmr.s:u i ou \ t>i . wo imsick. oi:u i.i \ir,;:iv> is worm j IT. ers Supply Go. 5^ Phone 100 >? Islands Madr for Silence. Ionn is ih.' iin>>i . I-11:? and li> t!f nt of tin' llehtidcs iif wlii" h ll ' ic nro s<>nio ."(H> s?*;ilt?T?'?i about \'t. waters to thi' west ? *" Scotland, ai> ? \ hange stales. i fitly ahout 1?m> (>f those <.s. ho hinds aro Inhabited a* all. ai >1 llio 11 greater intrt of those latter support ro. loss than n dozen people eaoh. It la i<vl a region ol* rain ami mist, with rare l(j. ' oloar days that tiro like the infrequent (j0 j laugh of a sad but kindly nature god. ; fri^ * ? ^ ' % |>() , .nil- iiiimopiiere <?I nil- is Hindi" 1'i v dreams mid silence. It swum '?ut of tin* umdi I'll world. US Credit Given to China. Tho English wnlnnt first blossomed SO in tho interior of China. and tho chestnut. so plentifully produced in tho Atlantic stiites. nisido its tirst appearnnre from the lower plains of Tibet. Peaches and persinunons were tirst known and appreciated in Mongolia, China and Tibet, but through their ?n common nse for hundreds of years in- their origin hn^ been lost and their dlittle covery eredlted to lands better knowo, ?World Outlook.