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JONESVILLE
Jonesvillc, April 10.?Tho niunici- j
pal election yesterday resulted as fol-il
lows: |{
I For Mayor?Dr. 11. T. Haines, 129; '
Frank Webber, 29. !(
For Alderman?First Ward: J. W. :
Lipscomb, 289; T. .T. Stehle, 8.
Second Ward?B. W. Webber, -T;'1
no opposition.
Third Ward?Vernon Mabry, 5:1; 1
no opposition.
Fourth War ! X. \lovendcr, 25; ' i
no opposition.
This is the third term .'or tho pros- i1
ent administration an i the olliccrs are i
naturally nratited at. .li iiai :.o:v.r<!
vote given thotn . > a \. > of conb-l
donee reposed in tin n i>\ .no voters.
Miss Dora I ipford, a successful I'
young husiue.-s woman f Spar ..nburg
spent .Sunday w h 'nor m >ti u\
J. Spears ha h -on i|U'to ill.
Henry .1 lluiue . who has l> ? a with '
his sick son, .lohnni . at Fort .Moultrie
for the past live da> - returned >
homo this afternoon.
Ill- n-oi ?i'i < t ! f .1. .1 vt i ' ...M.i.l I.,,. I
is preally improved. ji
Serrr1 . -lot1 .Mcl.au!'i;lin an.! Walker j'
I'ort or ha \ < I. . l.> 11., n , .: ' i
Iraininir school for artillery officers at i i
Fortress Monroe. |t
l.ittle Muse > .ii; arid \ ..! 't
I lod'.tepath, Mw r!>u 1 m iliiMri .i of I
Mrs. Maude il< p: :h a. 1 .. ad-jl
niitted (o th<* Than "' il Orpbanaee at 1
Clinton. '1
Mrs. (loo. Hro'ii !?* ? i a > >. 1
l?ai;>f il accident Monday >1 'ell ^
from the steps at '.he h del and b; Hv
wrenched hot ?nI.' ?
Ted Craw for. v 1 ? f'r.io' * l?
ircss Til. .day. )
" rile Mor " !
For Ir.di t u, 1 1" "> . > 01 1
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Just try oreu' . ! . LA'!-; 0*? j'
WITH PKPSiN. * I I) r '.vp j
Laxativa plea > t V l nd j
recommended to t' ? 1 . bo. M< liciiio
Co., mnii'.ii ic'iiri 1 ' .. ! a* ?
Quinine and Crov i L.eic
II M l 1S T \V. M. II.
Ql MM KULY MK? I l.\(.
Th( if will i>o ? quartr 1 iv iiH<tip
f.f \V. M. I' of Mi division wli <h
to iio helo with the Hebron I' i; * - ;
church op tic id Sundry in \prii i
Tlic public is cord; !'y invited.
Mrs. Judson Ivey.
Divisional President..
Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable ns n
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of (,)t IN IN li I
and IRON. It nets on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriclies the Blood n?vl '
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
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* Sold "For
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y \A/r like to sel1 Di
* find that when or
M tries c . 2 Diamond, he
"all Ground." He's sold
Wy ? . ;:Y.f;ed customers
business!
<8 We're glad to tell yo
Tir? " we've sold are \
< / : .'W without a "come
i: o" they cost Zess thar
\ u i 3 that Diamonc
r_.v. _u ; reposition ?
/ or>or.cl Tubes are
W ' .cntelves. Made fr<
jf i j.'jber that is remari
..w. i^.^;.i5jWNiKssai
r':0- iiARDWAR]
So
-rm-rtvxv;:
iti. \\k rr.'NC. a mc; area
1 i > general way we realize what a
;.eat leg ti ng this war at present is,
ind what a gigantic thing it is destined
tr? be before terms of peace are
?ven talked of.
In a "eneral way we have done our
. f, whi'e the machinery of the ad'n.Vn,
working night and day,
a! ii - - li possible speed to prop>i'v
c< u i our budding army at home
ud our army us it now stands in
n.-e.
'* - tile World gives a few inf
cts iliac in a novel way
. ow ast .1 undertaking it is
' ; irii '"or (he field.
? shown by some ever reo
i ' a iiiatlieinativ iaii that if one
'< ! .( 'i been put aside for every
1 ' a the birth of .Jesus Christ,
1. I'i h> 1> nulled and seven tvo,
up l i the first day of
i' ! < present year the total
nil ^i' tin amount that wil
invr p: i I o i ! v the United
it: I mment on that date.
Tererl to awaken the ave
o the magnitude of a
>il!ion. v.
' v world ott'or .'mother
n'OTii'.! ustration >)' what a hitr
bin" 'i>- var preparatory work
imounts to.
Twer'' tare mile- of army hlan ts.
and is what the purchase of
banket ' > our hov has amounted
0 tlu: ' r and the work r>f huyinpr
darkel h t started. In other
vor<l< w< have already acquired
> an!.etc diojemly wide and lonp to
ontfor'; 1 over the entire city of
1 ?mph'e -I then lake in Binpinr
>n - .1 he Country Club.
t'p to ti four thousand acres of
)!.anl "t > >i actual use. This may
>e a uni-.' way of evpressinp it, hut
t tel' . that is quite interesting.
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Keep? ?
amond TiresI We
le of our customers
wants Diamonds (
"for keeps."
like that keep us in
u that the Diamond
filing up thousands
-back." And what's
i most tires. Don't
Is must be a pretty
l
in a class by
Dm husky, lively
tably long-lived. ^
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l THE FFDAUCY CORPOti
In a general way we hear that a
million dollars has been appropriated
for this or for that necessary article,
without seriously considering just }
what a big sum of money this is. The |
average man has dealt most of his
with thousands, and most of us wfth\i
hundreds, and we have grown so ac- 1
customed to small figures that the
stupifying enormity of a billion reaches
out beyond our comprehension.
It is because of this the great majority
fail to appreciate what a big
thing this war is and how very nec- |
essary it is that we must boost in
every way this third Liberty loan and
buy bonds today.
We buy ;? pair of blankets and thirtk
we are doing well, but when the government,
at one fell stroke, give an
order for 20 sq.ua re miles of blankets
it is time for us to see how important
it is to put the new Liberty Bond issue
over with the least possible delay.
?Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Good Planting Seed
Corn, per peck $1.10
Corn, per 1-2 bushel $2.0ft
Corn, 1 bushel $3.75
Corn, 5 or more bushels $3.50
Varieties: Yellow Prolific, Red Cob,
i tasting's Prolific, Hickory King,
Screened and graded.
Cotton Seed:
Petcrkin, per bushel $1.75
10 bushels or more $1.50 ,
Simpkins' Ideal per bushel $2.00
10 bushels or more $1.90
Pest and whitest cotton grown.
Rradham peas, per bushel $4.00
Mixed peas at market price.
Seed on sale at Farr & Thomsons.
Orders left there will receive prompt I
attention. ,
l.owndcs Browning, It. 2, Union, S. C. i
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PROGRAM
Woman's Missionary Union of Union
County Association.
The quarterly meeting of the first
division of W. M. U. of Union County
Association will meet Sunday afternoon,
April 14, with Mon-Aetna
Church, Union, S. C.
2:00 P. M.?Devotional. Mrs. F. E.
Shuford.
Minutes of last meeting.
Roll call. Delegates will respond
with reports from Woman's Missionary
Societies.
Hymn, "Make Me a Channel of
Blessing."
]\foccn rrrt f i*nm Mno T T~> T>??
i* vi.i *?*i o. a. i), iiu/iCiiuui.
Hymn. "I Gave My Life for Thee."
Silent prayer for spirit of obligation.
Discussion: "Am I a Debtor?" Opened
by Mrs. Finch. (Let these talks
how how every Christian is in debt
to Rive the prospel to the world)."
Repeating of watchword, "Therein
is My Father Glorified, That Ye Rear
Much Fruit; and so Shall Ye Re My
Disciplos."
Readinpr, "The Time for Your Rest"
Dr. Love?Mrs. Davis Jeffries .
Talk, "Some Pressing Needs of the
Home Mission Board"?Mrs. R. M.
llendley.
Mission Study?Mrs. Orrin Peine.
Appointment of Committee on Time !
nnd Place.
R. A. Session, Mrs. R. E. White,
presiding.
Sunbeam Propram, Mrs. O. L. P.
Jackson, presiding.
Sonp.
Prayer.
Roll call. Reports from Sunbeam
hands.
Helps on Sunbeam Work?Mrs. A.
Finch.
Talk, "Importance of Training the
Children"?Mrs. Parties.
Exercise by Sunbeams.
Solo?Ruth Parham.
Y. W. A. Session?Miss Mattio
Williams, presiding.
Notice?I wish to call attention to
Ihe presidents of other divisions that
r would very much appreciate their
presence at the above meeting.
Mrs. J. B. Bozeman,
Pres. Division No. 1
TRY IT! SUBSITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts Your Liver Without Making
You Sick and Can Not
Salivate.
Every druggist in town?your druggist
and everybody's druggist has noticed
a great falling-off in the sale of
j|alomel. They .all. give the same realon.
Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
p'ace. 1
"Calomel is dangerous and people f
know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better re- 4
Bults," said a prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle costs 50 cents,
and if fails to give,easy relief in every
case of liver sluggishness and constipation,
you have only to ask for your
money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a snnnnful nf niarVit tooIto
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feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache,
acid stomach or constipated bowels.
It doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience
all the next day like violent
calomel. Take a dose of calomel today
and tomorrow you will feel weak,
sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's
work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone instead
and feel fine, full of vigor and
ambition.
The noise made by the German big
gun was registered in this country by
the seismograph. That's nothing. A
musket shot in 167G in this country
was '"heard round the world."?The
State.
Germany is slaving to win the war.
Surely the United States can be merely
saving to win the war.?Columbia
Record.
No. 666
Thla ia a prescription prepared especially
(or MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER.
Five or six dosea will break any case, and
If taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acta on the liver better than
Calomel and docs not gripe or sicken. 25c
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9QH V-^ Southern hospitality?ii
HEM almost a magic phrase to man
' j2| But really it stands for hone
bhIJI friendship, cordiality and (you>
guessed it) lots of delicious goodie
jMA Luzianne Coffee is always ii
eluded in Southern hospitalit
because it tastes so good. Frc
grant hot coffee for people wh
knowwhat's good?that's Luziann*
Good old Luzianne flavorum-m-m
!?better try some quid
J Your grocer has it?and if yo
aren't satisfied, he'll give bac
everv o?nt tir>npo t I
"When It Fours. It
Saving Paint
Don't save paint by letting your hous<
go without it. Cheaper far to save th<
house than the paint.
Dutch Boy white-lead, mixed with pun
linseed oil, spreads easily, covers thor
oughly, and does not blister or crack, nc
matter how severe the assauits of sun
rain, or snow.
Our assortment of paint, oils, varnishes
etc., is of best quality throughout.
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