Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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XWWWWWWWXNVWNA | Lay I ? Lay Dowr I f Against an enemy 1 if human liberty nor re\ if war on defenceless mo if dren for a German he g aged and the infirm, tl V makes a shambles of s ^ f. |)iciu'i, wnu i/ictiiijJitrs i tions to live and exall g who plunders in the r g the name of the Divinit g one hour and whines 1 g who dispenses iron crc ^ of ten million orucifixi g hate over Freedom's d g there can he only two g lay down The Price c ? Down Our Arms! ijj Buy The New 4*4 g Subscriptions received | Merchants & PI; ^ K. M. FARR. President One Pair ...Lii Aiv von 'A hiisincr ur : you wiii pay the price of all headaches arise aching, burning eyes t and many other ills a strain. In such cases that is an unfailing ou | SCHOOL CHILDR1 carefully examined bef if necessary, fitted wit An examination will is no need for glasses for glasses are very re every pair with an ab tion. F. C. DUK 13 Main Street SER1 Can be used as an Ambulance, f< sions. Especially adapted for loi where within thirty miles of Uni BAILEY UNI OfTire Phone 106 I Peoples U Funeral Direc Automobde^ Fquipmei Calls Answered H. W. EDO I Phone 240 I want t.o say to you that no < organization since the world b has done such great constructive 1 with the efficiency, dispatch and derstanding, often under adverse cunistances, that has been done bj American Red Cross in France. ?General Pershir An Iowan is the inventor of a operated machine with which a can rebore the cylinders of his i mobile without employing sk help. n The Price | or ... | : i Your Arms \ ??t? ! * >? n<\if K/tti i*/\n i-\/\/?4" ^/\?? ^ tVIU) iieitucri i iui 4# 'erence for God, who makes s ! thers and butchers lit/tie chil- ? i )liday, who strikes down the ? 1 ne maimed and the sick, who % | leep and a slaughterhouse of y ] under-foot the right of na- J 1 uS the harvest of the sword, '? 1 lame of defence and kills in y J :y, who blasphemes of victory y \ ike a cur for peace the next, & >sses for murder on the field ?. < ons and chants a requiem of & j lead?against such an enemy $ ( > alternates?either we must * : >f Victory or We Must Lay a s Per Cent. Liberty Bonds / at the ? 1 1 1 anters National Bank, v . _ _ 8 J. I). ARTHUR, Cashier ? \V\%VV%\%V\\VWVV%\V\J^\\\VV\ of Eyes to a etime... id neglecting yours? If, so, later. More than two-thirds from eye-strain- Dim vision, hat soon tire, granulated lids re due to some form of eye there is but one remedy and le?properly fitted glasses. EN should have their eyes 'ore being taxed by study and h glasses. cost you nothing, and if there I will tell you so. My prices iasonable and I stand back of solute guarantee of satisfacE, Optometrist Union, South Carolina HCE CAR >r delivering Caskets and on Funeral occa ig distance calls. We deliver Caskets anyon FREE OF CHARGE. 3ERTAKING CO. Residence Phone 88 ndertaking Co. tors and Embalmers s at Furnished When Desired. Promptly Day or Night JAR, Manager. Old Postofflcc Building | >ther Louis Hehrens of Charleston, presegan ident of the South Carolina Firemen's work association, has issued a statement un- that the annual convention and cir- tournament, that had been set for 1 tne Hishopville has been called off by the executive committee, and there will ip. be no convention or tournament this ' year. hand m . ' man Pile* Cured In 6 to 14 Days ! luto- your druiflil will refund money if PAZO lilled OINTMENT fall* to cure any case of Itching, j Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Hlea In 6tol4daya. The Aral application give* Kait and Reat. 50c. 1 LOCK HART JUNCTION ( t Lockhart Junction, May 1.?The weather has made a change again and ii it is some warmer after a few cold t days and we are in hopes now that it p will remain warm. The rain in thig section has stopped the planting of o cotton seeds for a day or two. v The Liberty Loan meeting held at b lonesville was a success?a grand pa- r rade was made through the streets o ifter which the people all gathered p it the Gradedsc hool auditorium to h lear the speaking. Col. T. C. Duncan fi )f Union was chairman and he intro- f< luced H. K. Osborne, Major Trumbull w md Dr. Ayers. These gentlemen all C nade fine addresses on this occasion.- b 3r. Ayers pictured the scene in Ger- e nany and France and he made it so ilain that his speech seemed to in- h ;pire the people and they bought free- F y of Liberty Bonds. li I attended the box supper last Fri- ti lay night at the Fairforest school h louse near Mr. W. II. Page's and leard speeches by R. W. Scott, J. M. jault on the Liberty Bond and War Savings Stamps. The amount sub- _ icribed was $00.00 for W. S. S. The imount taken in at the box supper ivas $34.00?all going to pay for the piano. . M isses Millie Crawford, Helen I^ Gault and Alein Graham spent Friday night with Mrs. W. II. Page. Col. T. C. Duncan, Prof. Guess and Supt. J. II. Hope will speak at the ^ Fair Forest school house near Mr. Page's on Mav 3rd. Everybody is in- 8 . .. -- _ . . - E vited to come. Mr. Sam l.ittlejohn of ? Jonesville showed me his grandmother's picture; she was 21 years old during the Revolutionary war and lived to the ape of 96 years. The W. O. W. Circle of Jonesville pave a box supper at the W. O. W. hall Saturday nipht the 27th. There j was a larpe patherinp and many la- ^ dies of the different circles were pres. s ent. I failed to pet the amount taken in j from the supper and other thinps to sell but this I do know everybody had a pood time. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vinson of the ^ West Sprinps section spent Saturday , nipht with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Garner. Miss Kate Ross and Miss Belle Mason of Jonesville spent Saturday j with Miss Mary Tweed. Hr. and Mrs. Garner of Pinckney township spent a few hours in this section Sunday, coming in their car. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. White spent the week-end in Cherokee County. Miss Mary Gamer has returned from her visit to see relatives in Spar-V j tanburg. 1 The people in this section wdre'1 very much excited over seeing the, light in the skies last week. Some thought it was an airship, but it has t been decided that it was on'e of the j signs and wonders of Heaven that the' < Bible tells us about. This is another . warning, yes, the Good Book tells us < that there will be earthquakes in di- \ vers places, signs and wonders in the ] Heavens before the coming of the Savious. 1 am glad to say that the people uvn,v?utic iiiu i e?*|JwiiuiiiK an su^;- 1 gestions made by the food administration and are economizing in their living which is not only an advantage to them but helps the government I believe if the people will do their part, that God will do Ilis in giving thei' people another prosperous year. There was a prayer . service at *' the Gault school Sunday night when prayer was offered for our soldiers and sailors and this prayer meeting will continue every Sunday night and. everybody is invited. , ^ Well, we are now eating vegetables I from our own gardens. I had newEnglish peas for dinner on Sunday. ^ ? - ~ r GIRLS! 1)KAW A MOIST ? CLOTH THROUGH HAIR DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY ' Try this!. Hair gets thick, glossy, J wavy and beautiful at once Immediate??Yes! Certain??that's the joy of it. Your hair becomes j | light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-|, pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful J as a young girl's after a Danderino! hair cleanse. Just try this?moisten! a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, . taking one small strand at a time, t This will cleanse the hair of dust,-dirt t or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. A * delightful surprise ' awaits those whose hair has been neg- < lected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brit- ( tie or thin. Besides beautifying the ' hair, Danderine dissolves every par- I tirlo nf rlnnrlrnff cleanses nnrifipo nnd invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair, but will please you most will be after a few weeks' use, when you see new hair ?fine and downy at first?yes?but really new hair growing all over the | scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots of it, surely get a small , bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from | any drug store or toilet counter for a few cents. Don't tell us about it, Moxy?Edior.) Some others tell us they are eatnj: Irish potatoes. I know one man hat has planted 6 bushels of Irish lotatoes. I stopped at a bachelor home the ther day and sure did enjoy my stop irith him. He is a bachelor that lives y himself?has plenty around him, aises chickens, has hops. He killed ne last year that weighed over 400 nnnds end he showed me hia Immu anging up in the dining room, has' a ne cow that he has been offered $100 or. This is W. M. Johnson who is ; rell known in this section of Brown !reck. I told him he needed a wife ut he said not, so you see I could not onvince him. I spent the night at the hospital ,ome of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Page last "rtday night and their son, Sergt. Milird Page of the Jonesville Coast Arlllery is at home for a few days with is parents. Moxy. NURSES PRETTY ted Cross Hospital Uniform Most Becoming in History of World 5 ( In a recent news letter from the ' rgnt the war correspondent of the ' 'hiladelphia North American helps to , xplain the song, "I'm in Love With a , leautiful Nurse." j "There are 62 Red Cross nurses at his place," says the dispatch. "They ,re cheerful, obedient, brave and com- ] ?etent. And those who weren't pretty o begin with became so the moment , b^y donned the uniform that is the nost becoming in all the long history >? costumes devised for the mystification and beguiling of men. "In the officers' ward was a colonel vith bronchitis. 'I've seen them in the Philippines, and I've seen them in jhina,' he told me. 'I suppose I've teen about all extisting types, but I lever yet saw one that wasn't pretty nside of 24 hours.' "He reminded me of an Irish Tomny, who, so his major told me, woke ip in a hospital in 1916 and, seeing ;he nurses in the ward, exclaimed. May the howly Virgin bless us, -but :he angels have come down to the Somme!" Hundre'ds of Red Cross nurses, lowever, are doing work abroad in which their looks are less eagerly conlidered. Finding and caring for war jrphaned babies, fighting tuberculosis, re-establishing homes in shell wrecked tillages?these are some of the big tasks of mercy which, thanks to ^uican contributions, the Red BaRBtats for it^-nurses. CARD OF THANKS 1 We desire to express our sincere hanks to the many friends who minstered <o :ny husband J. M. Poison luring his last illness ar.d death. May i Merciful Pio/idence give to each one if your friends to comfort you when our need is great, t-pd. Wife and Children. BACK GIVES OUT 'lenty of Union Readers Have This Experience You tax the kidneys?overwork hem? They can't keep up the continual train. The back may give out?it may ache nd pain; Urinary troubles may set in. Don't wait longer?take Doan's vidney Pills. Union people tell you how they act. Mrs. Julian Hughes, 12 Mill St., Inion, says: "About four years ago suffered with sore and lame back vhich caused me terrible pains when would stoop. It was an effort for ne to straighten up and my head iched so I thoughft it would split at imes. My nerves were upset and kidicys didn't act right. I lost much ;!rep and felt tired and languid all ,he time. I got a box of Doan's .Ridley Pills at the Palmetto Drug Co., ook them faithfully and was absolutey cured." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't limply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that VIrg. Hughes had. Foster-Milburn Jo., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. TV>n /?AfV>mnn/inmoirkf 1 ? &IIV WiiiiiiViiVVlllCIll/ UUIAJa 1UI V/Il'IIlion College have been changed from hine 17-18 to May 29-30, so as to have he college ready by June 1st for raining enlisted men. Statements to the effect that cerain breeds of rabbits produce pelts >f high market value are unwarranted. Raising rabbits for the fur alone >e unprofitable with any known cnown breed, specialists say. , 666 Gives Quick Relief for COLDS and LAG RIPPE Price 25c and 50c Per Bottle Hardly a Drugstor That Does Not On the Market Half a Century. When you arc in perfect health, and are enjoying a strong and vigorous vitality, it is then that your blood is free from all impurities. You should be very careful and give heed to the slightest indication of impure blood. A sluggish circulation is often Indicated by an impaired Calomel Users! L I Guarantee D TTour druggist gives back liven your liver and 1 you up without i There's no reason whv a person! should take sickening, salivating calomel when a few cents buys a large :>ottle of Pod son's Liver Tone?a perfect substitute for calomel. It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start vour liver just as nirelv as calomel, hut it doesn't make vou sick and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take Dodson's Liver Ton , because it is perfectly harmless. Calomel is a dangerous drug. It LendMtai^ For PATRIOTISM "Aclions spei words - Act - Dc | We Have Recc | One of the 1 JACKS ) ^ I n | The County | Service $20. Pa; | Will IS p Aycock & D< I Union County Stock For the Best Marke J. E. FOW FRESH FISH :-: Fish on Tuesdt . Courteous and Prompt Atl Smith Block, Easi Pho Let Us Vulcanize JULIAN E Vulcanlzlr Main Street, Near Southern K fCover up Unsighl All the cracks end discolored w paper on old walls and ceilings c be quickly covered up with lar durable panels of Beaver Board. Y can do this work yourself and the b part of it is, you'll never have the i lA J/A ...U CL A ' ? ? again, wnce up Beaver Board always there. Solid, firm, beautifu decorated walls and ceilings. We have some very instructive litei ture that's yours for the asking. For Sale by BAILEY B "THE PAH e in the Land : Sell This Remedy appetite, a feeling of lassitude and a general weakening of the system. It is then that you should promptly take a few bottles of S. S. S., the great blood purifier and strengthener. It will cleanse the blood thoroughly and build up and strengthen the whole system. S. S. S. is sold by all druggists. Valuable information about the blood supply can be had free by writing to the Swift Specific Co., 24 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. _ isten To Me! odson's Liver Tone your money if it doesn't oowels and straighten naking you sick. mm -m m? ? is morcurv and attacks vour hones. Take a dose of nasty calomel' todav and Von will feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of Hudson's Diver Tone instead and you will wake tip feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, slug-gishnoss, headache, qoated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist savs if you don't find Hudson's Diver Tone aets hotter than horrible calomel your money is waiting for you. % ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS COL Buy SAPOLIO For ECONOMY ik .louder lhanr >rit Talk - Buy Now inOy Purchased ? Handsomest ]| ^^IMIPHlBa? a.' IHJ?c vabie $5.00 Cash | tand At | saver's Stable I -Growers Association 1 t Necessities, Call on LER& SON COUNTRY PRODUCE ys and Fridays lentlon Given to Yonr Orders I Southern Railway ne *41 TL.I T2?^ i mai lire rur iuu. HUGHES 10 Company Express Office Phone 39-J UILDERS SUPPLY CO. NT STORE"