The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 21, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 7, Image 7
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Elford Grove, March 21.?Today is
cloudy and damp, but yesterday was
a beautiful day. The people in this
section are gardening some and I am
going to plant some beans today and
I hope they won't get killod.
The box supper at Elford Grove
was sure fine and everybody enjoyed
themselves fine; there were a fine lot
of beautiful boxes and the boys bid
on them lively; we also had oysters
and after the boxes were all bid off
we had a cake walk and about 45 couples
walked for the cake, but "Moxy"
naa me iuck 01 getting tne cake,
though he had a young lady on both
sides of him. The sum of $37.50 was
realized.
I did not get out to Sunday school
last Sunday on account of the rain but
there was a good crowd out and had
Sunday school just the same.
Miss Annie Johnson of near Union
is visiting relatives in this community
and attended the box supper at Elford.
Miss Lily Fowler of Adamsburg is
visiting relatives in this community
and attended the box supper.
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iVILL WIN TH1
I am glad to know that Mr. Black
and family are well of the smallpox
and he was able to attend Sunday
school Sunday. He is our superintendent
and we missed him so much
while he was absent.
Mr. Henry James of Elford has
pone to Greenville this week to be examined.
The health of this community is
very pood. I will ring off for the
present.
Blue Eyes.
The Afternoon Paper
One of the greatest comforts, and,
under present conditions, one of the
greatest necessities of today, is the
afternoon newspaper. The business
man, who leaves home in the morning
and hurries to his office, plunges at
once into work, the Memphis News- s
Scimitar well savs. Hi* mail mav bp c
already opened and lying on his desk. ?
Along about noon he may get out for *
a few minutes for lunch, but he meets '
but few people and has no time to r
talk to them. He is entirely obliv- t
ious to what is going on around him.
When he returns home in the evening, ^
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akes his dinner and puts on his dressng
gown and slippers, he feels comortable,
and proceeds to satisfy his ,
uriosity. He takes up the afternoon
>aper and .goes through it carefully.
Things of importance may have hap>ened
next door to his business that
ie knows nothing of, but alert and S
ndustrious newsgatherers have been
>usy all over the city, and they have
fathered and assembled the news of
he day, and served it up to him in a ti
:oncise and intelligent manner. Not a
>nly his own city, but the world at h
arge has been ransacked, and every- b
hing of considerable importance has bi
>een sent in by telegraph and by ca- s<
>le, and placed before him in an at- y<
ractive manner. He has plenty of
ime, and he is in no hurry to get
hrough, because he does not have to
ush to his office. He reads leisurely, di
ind every now and then he may have s<
?ecasion to refer to his books to eluci- ^
late or verify some statements con- ^
ained in the news columns. Read- s'
ng the afternoon paper in this man- ni
ler is an extra pleasure.?Wilmingon
Dispatch. ai
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Of Identification
The following general order was isied
yesterday:
"Commanding officers will furnish
le commanding officer, base hospital,
amp Wadworth, with the idertiliition
number of each enlisted man
ho is sick in base hospital. Such rcirts
will be submitted in writing diict
to the commanding officer, base
ispital, not later than Monday,
[arch 18, at 12 o'clock noon.
"Commanding officers will see to
that each enlisted man sick in
is hospital is provided with two pre:ribed
identification tags not later
lan Monday, March 18, at 12 o'clock
ion.
"The commanding officer, base hosital,
will report in writing to these
jadquarters not later than Tuesday,
[arch 19, the names and organizaons
of enlisted men conct rning
horn these instructions have not been
irried out.
"In future each enlisted man sent
> the base hospital will be provided
ith two identification tags and his
lentification number will be furnish-1
1 to the commanding oflioer, base
ospital. Company commanders an I
jrgeons of commands will be repectively
held responsible for the
roper carying out of the instrucons
in this paragraph."?Spartanurg
Journal.
rou Can't Find Any
Dandruff, And Hair
Stops Coming Out.
ave Your Hair! Make it thick.
Wavy, Glossy and Beautiful
at Once
Try as you will, after an applicaon
of Danderine, you can not find
single trace of dandruff or falling
air and your scalp will not itch,
ut what will please you most will
e after a few week's use, when you
le new hair, fine and downy at first?
es?but really new hair?growing all
ver the scalp.
A little Danderine immediately
oubles the beauty of your hair. No
ifference how dull faded, brittle and
?raggy, just moisten a cloth with
anderine and carefully draw it
irough your hair, taking one small
.rand at a time. The effect is imlediate
and amazing?your hair will
i light, fluffy and wavy, and have
i appearance of abundance; an in>mparable
lustre, softness and luxuance,
the beauty and shimmer of
ue hair health.
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
anderine from any drug store or
diet counter, and prove that your
lir is as pretty and soft as any? I
rat it has been neglected or injured
j careless treatment. A small trial
>ttle will double the beauty of your
lir.
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It may be nobody's business what a
ran is doing, but it is everybody's
usiness to see that he is doing someling
now.?Charleston Post.
ank No. 201.
Statement Of The Condition Of
EVERYBODY'S BANK
ocated at Jonesville, S. C., at the
Close of Business March 4, 1918.
RESOURCES
oans and Discounts __ __$ 75,939.83
verdrafts __ 934.33
onds and Stocks owned by
the Bank 15,000.00
urniture and Fixtures 1,250.00
anking House 1,750.00
ue from Banks and Bankers
61,412.14
urrency 2,247.00
old 887.50
ilver and Other Minor
Coin 1,550.40
hecks and Cash Items __ 876.85
Total $161,847.55
LIABILITIES
apital Stock Paid In $ 25,000.00
urplus Fund 5,000.00
ndivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 3,676.56
ividends Unpaid- 12.00
idividual Deposits
Subject to
Check -.$99,654.66
ime Certificate
of Deposit ? - 28,338.75
ashier's Checks 90.11 128,083.52
ther Liabilities, viz: Recording
Acct. 75.47
Total $161,847.55
tate of South Carolina,
County of Union, ss.
efore me came J. M. Gault, Cashier
of the above named bank, who, beinj?
duly sworn, says that the above
and foretfoin^ statement is a true
condition of said hank, as shown by
the books of said bank.
J. M. GAULT.
Sworn to and subscribed before
a ?u;_ mil. .1 ~r T\T U lrv?r?
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GEO. C. WOOD (L.S.)
Notary Public.
ORKECT ATTEST:
J. R. Iattlejohn,
* J. W. Lipscomb,
T. M. Littlejohn,
Directors.
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good health?T
menace to hea
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is recommended as a i
for constipation?mild a
action and free from opi;
drills. In countless li
standard family re me
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Bailey Builders
9 Phone
L 106
Make your family
proud of their home
Your wife and children cannot
pride in their home if the house is
and weather-beaten. That mca
paint. And, for mansion or cotta
best paint is
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absolutely pure. W hen you paint
you save paint-money fewer gallon
save lahor-mone\ fewer gallons to
get a better looking paint-iob purt
will be a longer time before vu i
paint-job.
Win have a shabln bouse when it
so little to make it attractive with
in to-day and let us give you a ei
show you several harmonious combui
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ites and narcotic
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and one dollar.
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