Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Merchants & Pli I |j "Tlic Old Ihc Oldest and larrjes & Is Your Money Suppo *1 At this critical period in ft; rrs are offering their mills at ? their services to the United ! Would you like to do you your money where it will sup Hanking System, which the C P stand hack of our commerce You can do this by openin of every dollar so deposited t ' tern where it will always be ? lOi)K FOB THE Bt.\K t I nti ?lei??sit >onr ntoiu'j \vl ; r. V< i \Klt. \ ('resident a One Pair ol ...Lifel Are you abusing and r you will pay the price latt of all headaches arise froi aching, burning eyes that and many other ills are ( strain. In such cases thei that is an unfailing one?i SCHOOL CHILDREN carefully examined before if necessary, litted with gl An examination will cost is no need for glasses I w: for glasses are very reaso) every pair with an absolu tion. F. C. DUKE, 13 Main Street I Peoples Unci Funeral Director* Automobile Equipment Fi Calls Answered Pre H.W.EDGA Phone 240 Jill % SERVIC can he used as an Ambulance, for del sions. Especially adapted for lont? di.< whore within thirty miles of Union F1 BAILEY UNDE Office Phone 100 Secretary Daniels has come into 1 is own. Those metropolitan newsapers who were want to poke fun at ie "country editor" are now singing l le praises of Josephus Daniels as ' ie secretaary of the navy.?Asheville I imes. The Spartanburg Journal points >ut that fatted calves are more numerous now than in the dafs of the prodigal, but we have gotten out of the habit of killing them.?Greenwood Journal. * \ J 1 . UNDER 1 \COVERNMENT ad ^SUPERVISION 5 gRSVV MEMBER. BANK UNDER jl ab FEDERAL RESERVE ACT 3 ca I fo 9 ni< anters Nas'l Bank 1 "c Reliable" ? th t Bank in Union County 3 *[} rting the Government 'ij *n our history our manufactur- jj? '' id our young men are offering 51 on States Government. ?5 he ir share and help by putting 2 in< port the new Federal Reserve '2 ni( Jovernment has established to 3 industry and agriculture? 3? !' g an account with us, as part roes directly into the new sys- fl m: ready for vou when wanted. 1 ,,a jfi w< ViTil THE CB1IBE 3 pi: lerc it v\ ill be absolutely sale ft J. 1). ARTHUR. Jj fr, Cashier oj se' 5 rc 5 ha d ail J J m' TfdbW ivyill MMdHiMf ? MVil.hi mi f Eyes to a I I to time... PU leglecting yours? If, so, "J1 jr. More than two-thirds ^ n eye-strain. Dim vision, th soon tire, granulated lids io< lue to sonYe form of eve n? en re is but one remedy and- Sl1 properly fitted glasses, should have their eyes no being taxed by study and pr asses. fei ; you nothing, and if there thl ill tell you so. My prices liable and I stand back of te guarantee of satisfacBI coi Optometrist E y0 Union, South Carolina er ? in, "V lertaking Co. | i ^rirl IT 1 R1 9 u IU klHft/aiHICI a nrnished When Desired. >mptly Day or Night Ar R, Manager. Old Postofflcc Building An - - ? i c a i IE CAR 4 th i iverinpr Caskets and on Funeral occa cdo stance calls. We deliver Caskets any 1 REE OF CHARGE. Ie RTAKING CO. ? Residence Phone 8Mma 1 yoi ^^v^rt'-'gy*' rJtwjrji . The Long:, Steay Pully.| J|| (The Saturday Evening Post.)' The United States is not so Jar vnnced in war work as everybody ped it would he at this time. Much On* celling any other nation in av?/ille raw materials, manufacturing pacity and labor supply, led at by the end of a year wh, mi;?ht gin to make our weight felt in move 'ns rmidable fashion. But after ten mths we discover that shifting over ?m peace production to war produc>n has been accomplished only in gradual way. . su' We supremely need ships. Everying else hinged on them. After wa ips we could expect to get most ne^ 'ectual aid in the air. We had the 'nE ?el for vdiin nlntes. hut it. was no*05- I 1 ry to buy sites for shipyards, clear an< e ground erect shops, lay the ways wa which ships are built. That has Ed en done. We now find that dwell- Scl ?s must be provided for the work- wo mi who are to do the shipbuilding. tiv< (es must, be bought; houses built. a?t An airplane is mostly engine. We ade three or four times as many to solino engines as all the rest of the wo irld. A hundred thousand air- of tnes in a year sounded feasible. But tha ance and England have discovered at every airplane in service requires nef mi forty to fifty men?not only to veral aviators, but mechanics in the ?e! pair shops, and so on. On that cal sis a hundred thousand American Pai rplanes in European service would an< ?an four or five million flyers and tio echanics. A standardized motor n'f ay reduce that requirement by a a01 ird, or even a half. Even so, a cai indred thousand airplanes in service I t list be a good half way off. to Even if we got the best men on wa e job and with everybody from top ^a) bottom, doing his best, it still kes time, patience, the long1, steady tre 11. Impatience must keep that in tro ind. Flash-in-the-pan energy, exxsions of enthusiasm, dust storms of s^e 'nth ,will not answer. It must be no^ e long, strong, unflagging pull that ev< >ks to no end save an acceptable ^e! ace, whenever that may come. UP apdash disorganizing at home and iking the adjustments to war with ax are not serviceable, either. But considerations of party, politics or ^ ejudice must be allowed to interre with our {jetting the best men on e job and giving him a free hand. ^01 o .Toi Do Your Best? Lo< Don't do your bit, but DO YOUR 2ST and do it NOW. The need for j nsisteent action is imperative. Our ns and brothers have already give their lives, if necessary; Walt ~pe ; withhold our dollars? If you do paj ur best, victory will be much sweet- ^ to you when the hoys come march? home. ity ft fhen those of our boys return home from France c Who missed death in the war's vjjj awful toll, fur ind and maimed and crippled for j Hfe to But ennobled in spirit and soul, ^ id they gather with friends and the Qf dear ones at home By the fire, or on summer's long days id tell o fthe times they went "over 1 the top" to In the early morn's twilight haze; ed uuiu mey asK you what you were Did' doing- the while in the world's greatest war to help Lc win it, r sure you can look them right square in the eye jyja And truthfully say, "I was in it." y ?Chattanooga Daily Times. itY "CASCARETS" FOR ' LIVER AND BOWELS ^ IF SICK OR BILIOUS fui pie: night! Clean Your Bowels and j( Stop Headache, Colds, Sour . Stomach. ?, whi let a 10-cent box now. 9^r{ Turn the rascals out?the headache, so iousness, indigestion, the sick, sour loti mach and bad colds?turn them out Ev< light and keep them out with Cas- jg ets. ^Ie) Vlillions of men and ymmen take a scaret now and then and never know a". i misery caused by a lazy liver, whl gged bowels, or an upset stomach. Don't put in another day of distress, ore t Cascarets cleanse your stomach- twe nove the sour," fermenting food; Up ce the excess bile from your live? ^Tf rl carry out all the constipated waste itter and poison in the bowels. Then' , u will feel great. \ Cascaret tonight straightens yon rou t by morning. They work while you u ep. A 10-ccnt box from any drug ire means a clear head, sweet atom1 and clean, healthy liver and bowel wh jon for months. Children love Cas- Trt ets because they never gripe or __ ken. The new submarine fighters which } being built at the Ford plant will known as "Eagles" and will con- CS tute the Eagle class of boats. Wheat farmers in some of the grain tricts of the Northwestern States ? buying advertising in newspapers, | " ?ing consumers to save food. I . 1 - i INKS TANLAC SAVED HER FROM HOSPITAL ce Afraid to Eat Because of Suffering Which Followed GAINED 15 POUNDS itead of Living on Bread _aml Water Diet She Now Eats Heartily 'I was afraid to eat because of the fering food caused me, that I had ?n living almost on bread and ter when I heard what a wonderful v medicine called Tanlac was do; for others. And just think of it. lavc ucun siiwu nuni ine nospiiat I have pained 15 pounds." This s the earnest declaration of Mrs. win C. Shell, of 0 Main Ave., lenectady, N. Y., that shows the nderful record this new reconstruce tonic, system purifier and stomlic is making. 'What a l lessinp Tanlac has been me," Mrs. Sbell continued, and her i*ds have been echoed by thousands other men and women. "For more in three years." said Mrs. Shell, 0 is the wife of a well known busiis man. "I suffered. When I tried eat ordinary food it would not di?t but would sour and ferment and ise pas. bloatinp and pains. The ins would extend even to my chest 1 I would have a feelinp of suffocan and shortness of breath. Some rhts I would pet only two or three jrs sleep. When the stiflinp spells ne T would have to sit up. When ried to do housework I would have sit and rest every little while. T s losinp flesh and strenpth every v and, Oh. how miserable I was. 'After T had taken the Tanlac latment T did not have a bit more iuble with my stomach?not even lipestion. 1 could eat anything. I pt fine and always felt pood. I did t tire out after my work and I could ;n do my washing. With pood diction and fine sleep I began to build right away and was not surprised en I began to pain in weight. Finy I gained 15 pounds. I am very id to tell everyone about Tanlac." For sale by Palmetto Drug Co., ion; Buffalo Drug Co., Buffalo; K. Bailey, Carlisle; B. G. Wilburn & i, Cross Keys; Jonesville Drug Co., lesville; Lockhart Mills Store, :khnrt; R. J. Fowler, Monarch. Jonesville Route No. 3 fonesville, Route 3, March 26.- ? is Fannie Pardue of Feasterville I'Miss Sallie Ciuningham .of Leeds nt last week-end with Mrs. W. H. are. Irs. B. J. Fowler and Mrs. W. M. rne were visiting in this communlast Friday. dr. and Mrs. Lester Reeves went Union Last Thursday. lergt. Millard Page from Moultrie e came nome Sunday on a five-day louph. -ewis Pape and John Reeves went West Sprinps Sunday. 4iss Ora Pape visited at the homo Mrs. Eunice Kennedy last Saturr# For-Get-Me-Not. "he sale of British and Irish wool persons other than those authorizby the Government has been forden. mons Whiten and Beautify the Skin he this beauty lotion cheaply for our face, neck, arms and hands. It the cost of a small jar of ordiy cold cream one ean prepare a quarter pint of the most wonderlemon skin softener and comxion beautifier, by squeezinp the :e of two fresh lemons into a botcontaininp three ounces of orchard ite. Care should he taken to iin the juice throuph a fine cloth no lemon pulp pets in, then this on will keep fresh for months. ?ry woman knows that lemon juice used to bleach and remove such Tiishes as freckles, sallowness and and is the ideal skin softener, itener and beautifier. ust try it! Get three ounces of hard white at any drup store ano > lemons from the procer and make a quarter pint of this sweetjy fraint lemon lotion and massape it ly into the face, nack, arms and ids. It is marvelous to smoothen trh. red hands.?Adv. Say, Boll, the old bloke is a bit ; don't 'e knowe 'twas Kitchener o swiped the Egyptians?"?Boston inscript. 666 Ives Quick Relief for iOLDS and AGRIPPE Price 25c and 50c Per Bottle Ugly, Unsightly F Are S Give Heed to the Warning:. Pimples on the face and othe Earts of the body are warnings frot fature that your blood is sluggis and impoverished. Sometimes the foretell eczema, boils, blisters, seal eruptions and other skin ihsorder that burn like flames of fire. They mean that your blood need S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it c these impure accumulations that ca cause unlimited trouble. This remed is the greatest vegetable blood puri | j iSy 'jl Isyattr bat i cotton j* T* ^jS yHTvX you store a ton 51 V v -ou S^ve sPace to al I aii the extra bulk tl When you store a ton of THAOC fiUSI V H UI LINT j you give space to 2000 po from lint, compact, concent Buckeye 1-fu.is rave half y J you to carry twice as mucl Other Ai 2000 pounds of roughage value to the ton?ret 1500. Priced much less per ton. Every pound goes farther. Mr. John Wicker, Forest, Mis that his: first experience in unsatisfactory as he fed soaks the hulls over nigh very satisfactory results, j hulls are more economical thinks that they go almost hulls at a considerably less To secure the '^est results and to dev thoroughly twelve houra before wetting them down night and morning this cannot be done, wet down at I feed the hulls dry, use only half as i Book of Mix\ Gives the right formula for ever; i South. Tells how much to feed tening, for work. Describes Buc using them properly. Send for y Dept. k The Buckeye Atlanta Birmingham Cra* Aagutta Charlotte Jael L . ' M p5 Luzian r anybod Luzian i (jmm If y? hot bev j ' coffee r lips, yd Rcily-fuNHorC?'^^oRTtRsi/ROASTtf^ wnat } W ()RUaN( U SA J J auestioi " When It Pol "What in the name of goodness, Cloriosa, is the matter with this cake?" the young farmer asked. "Why, there can be nothing the matter with it," explained the city bride. "I followed the recipe exactly. Maybe it was the fault of the eggs. I thought eggs were soft and yellow inside, but these were white and brittle all through, and I had to powder them with the flatiron, and?" "Where did you get them?" "In the henhouse, darling. There was only one egg in each nest, and n "firPflt Scrttf f!ln?!noo ? V ??v.wvv, viivuvoat jruu nave used my china nest efrprs!"?Progressive Farmer. Nej?ro won.en have not been drafted, and there is no field work for them, yet about three-fourths of the white folks are without eooks. With everything so hijrh, it seems that they would have to work?hut they do not. ?Fairfax Citizen. | 'imples ignals of Bad Blood tier known, and contains no minerals r or chemicals to injure the most delin cate skin. h Go to your drugstore, and get a y bottle of S. S. S. today, and get rid y of those unsightly and disfiguring s pimples, and other skin irritations. And it will cleanse your blood thors oughly. If you wish special medical f advice, you can obtain it' without n charge by writing to Medical Direcy tor, 29 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, i- Georgia. 'tt a warehouse? j of old style cottonseed hulls most 500 pounds of lint and iat the lint causes. 1 MARK I tEYF NSEED W fl LLS N LESS unds of real roughage, free :rated, solid. our storage space or enable 1 roughage. /vantages Better assimilation of other food. No trash or dust. Sacked?easy to handle. Mix well with other forage. a m.p aciym; feeding Buckeye Hulls was them improperly. He now t, then feeds them and has Mr. Wicker states that these than the old style hulls and twice as far as the old style cost to begin with. elop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls t feeding. It is easy to do this by ; for the next feeding. If at any time east thirty minutes. If you prefer to nuch by hulk as of old style hulls. ed Feeds Free y combination of feeds used in the for maintenance, for milk, for fatkeye Hulls and gives directions for our copy to the nearest mill. Cotton Oil Co. dept. k mwood Little Rock Memphis on Macon Selma t theDayRiqht a Cup or Two of LuzianneM-AND-EGGS and a cup >f steaming, stimulating ne. What better start could y have for the day's work! sanitary, air-tight tin locks <zvor in! Buy a can of ne today. du don't agree it's the best rerage that ever passed your ur grocer will give you back fou paid for it, and ask no ns. So, there. [NEWfee ' rrs, It Reigna" Railroad Men These men know from experience that Sloan's Liniment will take the stiffness out of joints and the soreness out of muscles?And it's so convenient! No rubbing required. It quickly penetrates and brings relief. Easy to apply and cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments. Always have a bottle in the house for rheumatic aches, lame back, sprains and strains. Generous sized bottles at all drug gists, Z5c., 50c., $1.00. j Sloan's prices not increased, 25c 50c $1 I