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Let Us Youi We have installed on< mills in the county anc your corn at any time, the best service possibh driven by a thirty-five W. Cooper will be in ct reputation of being or State. We will make e^ ask you to give us a cl what we can do. After that you will become on We will also buy yo von t.hp irmrkpt. nripp of corn to be ground at arrangements with yoi rear of the C. E. Lipsc Hames t 1 WE ARE | To the Pei | and Un Y Good Values in Merch to Discriminating Bi Goods, Shoes and Not T ?? Special Drive in J Y Ladies' Hose & Men's Hose, Colored ? Worth" Your Whil | THE RASO I Farms At We have a fe the old pric > E. F. KEL | UNIO I. Ill UI iL I .1* - I 1 MirFT?,r ? VUJJ'U Ij Increases I f 1. Saves time anil lab [J lipit and l>v hand < fl v.itii the aid of elect ft 2. Labor is attracted f' farm" movement is i ?i afforded by electric I country. U 3. Keeps the boys ant t on the farm offsets M valuable voung man b the country commur ft 4. Solves the retired 1 tt power make the farn I that the farmer and I flA their advice, experie ?. Rtca' practical value. !' 6. Lightens burden o |0 work in war times ti I ^ wife. Electricity off U the drudgery of hous Jl Delco-Light i> a cor country home*. Se f jF plate. Ions-lived bal 0 RUN ft THE DOMESTIC EN GIN during a military church servi R(..ne British recruits were listeni to the chaplain saying: : "Let them slay the Huns as Mo jf ew the Egyptians," when a recr whispered to his companion: t s Grind Corn 3 of the largest and best corn 1 are now prepared to grind . We guarantee to give you 2. We have a large rock mill horse power motor. Mr. W. large of our mill and has the le of the best millers in the 7ery effort to please you, and hance to demonstrate to you giving us a trial we feel sure e of our regular customers, ur corn, pay cash, and give Any one having a quantity one time, we can make special l. Our mill is located in the omb building near our stc.'e. Irocery Co. i OFFERING : 4 ople of Union j ion County : 4 andise; Prices That Appeal < uyers; Dry Goods, Dress ' ions flen's and Ladies' Hose 10c 10c ^ e and Worth ihe Pricel * 4 R COMPANY: 4 k A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A. A^A A^A A^A -A.' Old Prices! w Farms yet at c?ACT QUICK ,LY & BRO. IM, S. C. Wm\V\\\\N%\N\NVVVVV%\\\\ arm Efficiency or?Work formerly done under poor ran be done better and in less time ric light and power to the form?The "back to the made practical when the convenient" s light and power c:ui be had in the 1 girls on the farm?Electric service city attractions. Valuable labor and hood and womanhood arc saved to tity. farmer problem?F.lectric light and n home so attractive and comfortable lis wife remain on the farm where nee, and immediate interests are of f the housewife?Increased farm neans increased labor for the houseers the only practical means of taking ehold tasks from her shoulders. npact electric plant for farms or lf-cranking. Air-cooled. Thick Iterjr. Ball bearings. No belts. S ON KEROSENE iEERINC CO., DAYTON. OHIO. U. 3. A. J. E. Kirby, Dealer Union, S. C. Telephone 205-J I ? Over 50,000 Satisfied Users throughout the World. ice, "Would an advertisement find ing cat?" asks the Columbia State. Daily Mail advertisement has do ses that very thing. The cat came ba uit and brought five kittens with her Anderson Mail. % / r Buy Thrift Stamps while the buyin i is good. Then go out and work I your war garden.?Asheville Citizei Secretary Daniels has come into hii own. Those metropolitan newspaper* who were wont to poke fun at th? "country editor" are now singing th? praises of Josephus Daniels as th< secretary of the navy.?Ashevilh Times. "Did you swat that fly which buzze< and stuck and buzzed and then buzze< some more today or yesterday," askei the curious question man today. ^ "Why. I thought that Union wai too clean to have any flies about," sai( the funny man. "You ought to go about some an< see the trash heaps and many othe' things which help to keep flies arouni as a dangerous nuisance," said thi sarcastic man. "Reckon that I better take a loo! and do some cleaning up about m AUfn rrcnmiona " *v> llond f a vun j.icimoCQ, 1IIUOVU VI ic l/IIUU^ II VAC man. "Something may get. done righ soon if all these fellows are takinj notice," thought the wise man. Impressionist?I paint things as 1 see them. ! Critic?Then you shouldn't pair ? while you are seeing things like thai K ?Boston Transcript. r m At Hotel Union. > Wednesday, March 27?H. P. Bui t gess, Hagerstown, Md.; J. J. Gonzales ? Atlanta; C. L. llcndly, Spartanburp ? W. II. Barr, Spartanburg; R. O'Neali ^ Columbia, S. C.; L. K. McCoy, S. C % W. R. Reid, Jr., S. C.; W. P. Folge Columbia, S. C.; D. P. llollis, Greei ^ ville; W. A. Sheton, Rich, Pa.; W. . ? Johnson, Columbia, S. C.; C. W. Fan ? Anderson, S. C.; J. F. Harris, Shelbi ^ N. C.; R. G. Brugh, Washington, I C.; Miller Hames, Shelby, N. C.; I S. Frye, Charlotte, N. C.; J. I Abrams, St. Louis, B. F. Hickersoi L Detroit. t > Attention, Camp Giles, U. C. \ Your annual meeting will take plat on Monday, April 1st, at 12 m. at tl courthouse. The election of officei J for the ensuing year and delegates 1 5* the State Reunion, which meets at A1 ? beville, S. C., on May 7 and 8. Als delegates to the General Reunion i Tulsa, Oklahoma, in September nex Sponsors for each meeting will be s< * lected at this time. Come prepared to pay your du< ? OM J -1 *- 11- - JS * aiiu ia/ icarn auuui tne ainner wnic will be {riven you in May by the Wi :J: liam Wallace Chapter, U. D. C. A By order of \f\ C. S. Greer, \ Capt. and Com. J. R. Camp, No. 70i j| U. C. V. / F. M. Farr, r Adjutant. if K-W Brand Lawson's Gripp J Capsules \f\ Will check any Cold. Restores cii y culation, overcome congestion an f. stop feverish condition which usuall r. accompanies a cold. Price '25c bo: f. Sold by Peoples Drug Store. Phon f (?0. "Home of K-W Brand Quality. X ?Adv. v Millers' Certificates. ') y Millers' certificates may be had b; ll registered millers from The Unio; A Times or L. M. Jordan. Call 01 L either The Times or L. M. Jor *. dan, Union, for a supply. U Lowndes Browning, fl County Food Administrator. 115-. fj Read the Daily Times Want Ad, f' for results. | Th Birth I of a | Nation 8 ... AT ... EDISONIA I THEATRE ML" flnril 1.5 ilUGMIdJ. . . "I*1 " 1 *" First Performance at 3 p. m Second at 8 p. m. Doori Open 1 Hour Earlier. ? The Orchestra Will Be Here. A ne Admission $1. Children 26c ^ Seats for any performance Now On Sale. 11 UNION PLUMBING X ELECTRIC CO. For , Plumbing, Roofing, Guttering, i Electric Light Wiring, Paints and * Oils. Telephone 205-J 3 ' ?? 3 WOttOCXXXXJCXWCXXXXSXXXXXX** i | SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS | SAVE YOUR SACKS?We will pay s you a pood price for your fertilizer 1 sacks if returned in pood condition. We also buy second hand meal i baps. War Times?Save! Save! t" The Southern Cotton Oil Co., Un3 ion, S. C. 113-6 , EASTER SUGGESTIONS?A wonLr derful array of Easter Hats that ^ conform to the modes of the tiour ' at The Wonder. 110-2t. FOR SALE?Two mules at Bailey's 7 Feed Stable. Apply to P. D. Barron. 13-4 j MONEY TO LOAN upon county or ^ city real estate. Loan may he had : for from one to 20 years. Barron & Barron. 39-tI GOOD SERVICE at a reasonable price is what you get when youi Cleaning and Pressing are done al , my shop. One trial will convince and make you a regular patron of 2 C. C. Hames' Pressing Shop. Nich. olson Bank Building, 'Phone 1G7. t, FOR SALE?One-half million potatc j slips; Nancy Hall and Porto Rice j variety; $2.25 per thousand. Appl> to Sam Wix. 13-1-pc J' EASTER NECKWEAR ? Daintj Silks Laces and Embroideries o1 rare beauty for wear from Eastei ' on through the summer season af The Wonder. llG-2t. T CLEAN UP your system. Take { bottle of Huiet's Pink Blood Puri >e fier. For sale at Palmetto Drug Co ie ; .s FOR RENT?House on South Churcl 0 Street. Apply to Mrs. Amelia M Wicker. . 13-1-pt WANTED?You to know that we art t prepared to do your grinding. Mr J Farmer, bring us your com, let us gind it and give you a certificat< ig that you can use at your grocer's to purchase flour of equal weight ? Union Roller Mills, Union, S. C. GAGE HAT for Easter that is all a The Wonder. 116-Zt. 3, THRASHER'S Allhealing Linimeni for sale at J. L. Hames' Meal Market. Great for bruises alev iation of pain. Try a bottle anc g be convinced. Lumbago, neuralgia, headache, rheumatic pains relieved by the local application of this great remedy. External use y only. ' 86-tf. c. e GET READY?Save up your money " Dollar Day special Sale will soor be here. Wednesday, April 3rd, 1918 at The Wonder. 116-2t. HAVE all your Prescriptions filled y while you wait at Palmetto Drug n Co. n FROCKS and "Prettic" for Eastertime. Correct Clothes for Women at The Wonder. 11 (?-2t. 4 REMEMBER Dollar Day Sale Wed3 nesday, April 3rd, 1918, at The Wonder. 116-2t. ? EASTER SHOES or Pumps The "American Girl" Shoes are as pood as the name. In Kid Patent Leather or dark Russian Calf. At The Wonder. 116-2t. JUST REMEMBER?Dollar Day Sale will be Wednesday, April 3rd, at The Wonder. llf>-2t. WHEN you have a Headache, pive "Huiet's Mapic Headache Remedy" a trial. Sold by Palmetto Drup Co. MONEY TO IjOAN at 7 per cent straipht interest on business and residence property in amounts of $2,500 and above P. J. Parham Union, S. C. EGGS?For hatchinp, Buff Orpinptons, Buff Lephoms and Buckeye's. | Two dollars per 15. Gilliam Boul try Yard, Eant Gilliam, Jr., Man1 ager. 6-9t-w. LOST OR STRAYED?One large, deS homed -Jersey Cow. Last seen at Whitmire. Probably trying to return to Lockhart, where I purchased her. F. H. Quinton. 113-2-d-w CHILLS AND MALARIA cannot live when you fight them with "Huiet's ? Chill Buster." Sold at Palmetto Drug Co. tu s Us H< Help Your In Her Houi Production and More Pro 1 biitions all of us in the Army We Cripple and Endanger tl What would you think if t today that Our Boys Over T were refusing to attack, w< orders, you would be asham I broken; you would feel that world, or a brave Frenchma face again. (Well, we might as well fa< Woman and Child in this C who fails to Plant, Produce and Preserve every item of Beast, that is possible in hi as guilty of slackerism, unf trv in the hnnr nf its rrrpnto I Traitor as any man over t , I behind the lines, who failec i enemy or obey orders. Listen, one of the easiesl ; Crops this nation offers is body can raise them; everyb I in the year, and they are br< the fact remains that our pe< > have planted fewer Potatoes face of our Countrys Call t' j year, and it is up to you a] I What will you do about it? are offering to practically F Forty Bags of the Finest Col ' We have paid as high as freight for them this seasoi bag for $5.50, a peck for 60c i a bushel for $2.00. Our loss trys gain, and the help of tl you plant them? If so, see ~ time. We are selling every da> i Rico Potato Plants to be d time after April 1st. You other fellow. If they do n * time we refund your monej ; wait on the other fellow. ? Sow Rape Seed, Millet ai Onions; we have the Seed Iv/hi set; tue time come wnei we urged you to plant. All Small Seed, in bulk stock, coming or we will ge you. Don't put it off; let t army at home, of which j j Planting, Growing and Sav Food for Man and Beast vt You will need it, our boys o f can be spared because you today, tomorrow and the m S den, lot, fence corner and doing its best for Food and The Union I | Everything to Eat fc Everything Obtainable I Phone 100 or 80 < L A fff > > | ine sunragett! ] FRIDAY EVENINI / PRESENT | Pacolet Red C | ... IN IJONESVILLE HIGH SCI | Beginning At t > AUIVlib 5 Children 10c. | Entertaining in a Hig 1 B EASTER PETTICOATS?The Man- FI hatten, Heatherbloom with Manpeco 1 guaranteed waistband in all the , spring dainty patterns at $1.50 and $2.00 at The Wonder 116-2t. ?lp You | Country | rot Need! I duction are the Contri- ? r at Home Must Make or | le Army uver There, he message should come here were holding back, 5re failing to carry out ed; you would be heartyou could never look the n, or Englishman in the ze the truth, every Man, "ounty, State or Nation !, Grow, Save, Conserve Food Stuffs for Man or is or her power, is just 'aithfulness to his coun- I st crisis; just as much a I here would be who hid L I or refused to face the u surest and Best Food I the Irish Potato. Any- I ody eats them every day I *ad and meat both. But p ople in town and country B 5 this year, so far, in the B han they do in a normal rid not the other fellow. To help the cause, we Give Away Thirty or I bber Seed Irish Potatoes. ; $7.00 per bag and the n, but we will sell you a half bushel for $1.15, > is your gain, our counle boys over there. Will us at once. Now is the r \T n T-T oil o v* rl a^cviiv,^ aaciu ciuu i. ui u" [elivered any reasonable pay us and we pay the ot come in a reasonable r and you do not have to id Cane Seed and Plant and the Setts, and you i you will thank us that " . and package, either in t them special order for he world know that the rou are one, is Raising, ing the Biggest Crop of j he world has ever seen, ver there will need what have raised it, so see us ext day until every garfoot of land possible is I Victory. **-KIT*iuJl j'ar "C ?>xl ?.3 1 Srocery Co. ?r Man and Beast ? in Seed and Plants L. L. Wagnon, Mgr. | s Convention" f i, MARCH 29 ( ED BY | ross Society 1 72 HOOL AUDITORIUM j j O'clock I SION: | AJ..U. OA? > HUUII9 ?..UU. > ;h Degree?COME! | XER AND FOREMAN wanted for out-of-town mill. Splendid proposition for competent man. Address 'Manufacturer," care Union Times, giving experience, references, etc. 112-5 I i