Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

I A ig: ! '\% I Merchants &- PI I "The Oli The Oldest and Lanjes Is Your Money Supp< At this critical period in ers are offering their mills a their services to the United ^ Would you like to do yo ; vour money where it will suj Bankinj? System, which the stand back of our commerc I You can do this by openii ' of every dollar so deposited I tern where it will always be r LOOK FOR THE BANK : And deposit your money w I F. M. FARR, | ('resident> I I * kMMAtlUiaiUUMIMMMMiAM One Pair oi ...Lifet A:-..' von abusing and n you wiii pay tbe price late <?; a!! headaches arise fror aching, burning eves that ix.ui many other ills are c strain. In si eh cases thei thai is an unfailing one?] SCHOOL CHILDREN carefully examined before if necessary, fitted with gl An examination will cost is no need lor glasses I wi for glasses are very reasoi every pair with an absolu v , .tion. F. C. DUKE, 13 Main Street SERVIC ran he used as an Ambulance, for deli sions. K^pecially adaptor! fur lonf* dis vhere within thirty miles of Union FT BAILEY UNDE Office Phone 10f> I Peoples Und Funeral Directors Automobile Equipment Fu Calls Answered Pro H. W. EDGA] Phone 240 Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's. The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because It contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches tiie Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. r\_ uo you nutict) emit U IS m?u craii) tfie man who lives in the house of financial failure who thinks he can tell the government how to run itc money affairs ? UNDER 1 GOVERNMENT is ^SUPERVISIONS member OANH UNDER J !c< FEDERAL RESERVE ACT ? a< !l*~_ : h anters Nai'l Bank ^ I if( Reliable" : v i ii....i, r?..ni., il DdlllX 111 U1I1U1I tVUIIIJ ; I : l? >rting the Government ? i1 our history our manufactur- | i c nd our young men are offering ' j States Government. ur share and help by putting J pport the new Federal Reserve J a Government has established to ? I e industry and agriculture? ! o ig an account with us, as part ] I goes directly into the new sys- 3 ready for you when wanted. a WITH THE CHIME CLOCK | j here il will be absolutely sale ! i J. D. ARTHUR, : ' Cashier. ? \ a ; \ ; \ ! t " a F Eyes to a ; 1 eglecting yours? If, so, r. More than two-thirds 11 eve-strain. Dim vision, ] soon tire, granulated lids i lue to so rite form of eye 'e is but one remedy and properly fitted glasses, should have their eyes < being taxed by study and asses. ; you nothing, and if there , ill tell you so. My prices : riable and I stand back of i ite guarantee of satisfacm a4>i?i UfJIUIIItiM lb I Union, South Carolina 1 . 1 t ???_ E CAR ivering Caskets and on Funeral occa tance calls. We deliver Caskets anyOF CHARGE. h RTAKING CO. j Residence Phone SS t e ertaking Co. P and Embalmers |,j' irnislted When Desired. mptly Day or Night ju R, Manager. c Old Posdofllcc Building i???????? .?.< i< And now the fools hens are observ- ii intf etftfless days.?Anderson Mail. n 666 Gives Quick Relief for Ij COLDS and LAGRIPPE ' n Price 25c and 56c Per Bottle p EWS ITEMS FROM LOCKHART JUNCTION Lockhart Junction, June 5.?This fine weather for the farmers and le farm work is moving nicely. It eing dry. The crops are in fine jndition and a rain would be very cceptable at this time. It is needed lost for the gardens; the vegetables re failing for the need of rain. So \r everybody has been living at honn -out of the gardens, lots of nice lungs of the vegetable kingdom hieh is great help in these strenuous imes. Just think of the variety of egetables one can plant and make ood and have something good to eat 11 the time. Harvesting will soon be on; small ;rain in many places is looking fine ,nd will be a wonderful help. When he wheat crop is threshed out and rround into flour there will be a savng of many a dollar. Children's Day services were held it New Hope church last Sunday. 5rof. Guess was the speaker for the iccasion and a large gathering of >eople enjoyed the exercises. The news of the war for the past lay or so has looked like it is in 'avor of the Germans, but the next eport will be that the Allies are lolding their own. I believe the Ger nitric are iiiiiiMiiK intrii &n ii^m 'or they are beginning to realize vhat they are up against. When thai rreat army of American soldiers .vhich is being prepared get ovei here I think we will hear differenl -eports. Yes, there will be manj ireeious lives lost and many mothers sons may never return to the oli lome?many of the dear boys wil sacrifice their lives for our freedon \nd to make the world a decent plac? to live in. I was in Spartanburg last week t< visit my son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. W. C. Edmonds and to se< their baby boy, who was then dan gerously ill but am glad to say he ii better. While in Spartanburg I saw th largest crowd that I have ever seei together. It was to see the spide: man climb the wall of the Chapmai building for the benefit of the Re< Cross. Dr. Thrasher and I visited the hom of Mr. H. D. Fowler who lives nea Jonesville and his daughter, Mis Dessie tells me if her trip to Florid to see her relatives. She and he uncle, Jesse James had just returna from this trip; she says she saw t\ great waters and several towns goi* to Alachna, Fla., and made to en jo; her stay while there by kinsfolj While we were at Mr. Fowler's I sai one of the largest pear trees I eve saw and Dr. Thrasher says he neve saw so large an one in all his travel lii liic uiuicu ounca. tt c iiicaouici the tree by a tape line and it raeasur jr ten feet in circumference. Couldn' neasure the height of this tree bu supposed it was about sixty feet high rhe tree is full of pears and clear o1 Might and is of the old time June va iety. This tree was planted out b\ ler great grandmother 9G years airo ?Vhile Mrs. Fowler was preparing the rish potatoes and snap beans for linntr we were shown by Miss Dessie ither old relies among them an ol<l dmr'.nac of the 4a te of 18G2 and showd me several photos, one was Mr. >avid James and wife; he was one of onesville's old land marks. I rememcred seeing him when I was a mere y\x* Uio IaaL'A/1 notiir-.l Ie has been dead many years. We saw the old spinning wheel nd that was where they kept thi-ir leat and as I cast my eyes up and t CHID'S TONGUE SHOWS IP LIVER OR BOWELS ARE ACTIVE If cross, feverish, bilious, give fruit laxative at once Every mother realizes, after Riving ur*.. 1: e o r icr i iiimii i'ri v (Uiiuriiia nyrup 01 'igs," that this is their ideal laxaive, because they love its pleasant aste and it thoroughly cleanses the emler little stomach, liver and bauds without griping. When cross, irritable, feverish <>r ireath is bad, stomach sour, look :>t he tongue, Mother! If coated, give i teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit axative," and in a few hours all the oul, constipated waste, sour bile and indigested food passes out of the lowels, and you have a well, playful hild again. When its little system s full of cold, throat sore, has stone ch-ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, col: ?remember, a good "inside cleanrig" should always be the first treatnent given. Millions of mothers keep "Caliornia Syrup of Figs" handy; they now a teaspoonful today saves a ick child tomorrow. Ask your drug:ist for a bottle of "California t ...uuv y i up ui r if^Op wiiiuu n?? tu-: uin*L? ions for babies, children of all ages nd grown-ups printed on the bottle, ieware of counterfeits sold here, so on't be fooled. Get the genuine, isde by "California Fig Syrup Comany." \ looked around, I saw 10 large home raised hams hanging up nicely. Oh , my, I thought of the good ham meal land other good things Mr. Fowler had 'to eat and all home raised and he incited us back and both of us are gonig. Mr. Editor I hate to mention this to you but Dr. Thrasher and I havt accepted another invitation to o birthday dinner tomorrow. I wish you could be there. (You are cruel tc write of all these goodies?Editor) There was a large gathering at th< Cault school house Sunday night t< hear Rev. Rice preach. Many ex pressed themselves as being delightec with his sermon. Come again Broth 'er Rice, we are glad to have you. Mrs. A. L. Gault and Miss Eths Cullman of this section will go t< Winthrop College this week to tak< the short course in home demonstra ;tion work which is free to all?ex ipenses paid. I forgot to mention Mr. A. N White of Greenville visiting relative in this section in my last letter. Bascom Foster and others o Spartanburg visited his sister, Mrs Anna Gault and other relatives las i j week, coming in their auto. : | The election held at the Gaul school house last week to vote addi tional 4 mill tax for school purpose :,was carried without any opposition. Moxy. I GIRLS! HAVE"A MASS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR, t SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVA .A small bottle destroys dandrul and doubles beauty of your hair J Within ten minutes after an appli cation of Danderine you can not fin jja single trace of dandruff or fallin , hair and your scalp will not itch, be B what will please you most "will be ai ter a few weeks' use, when you sc g new hair, fine and downy at first?yt ?but really new hair?growing a e over the scalp. n A little Danderine immediatel r doubles the beauty of your hair. IS n difference how dull, faded, brittle ar ^ scraggy, just moisten with Danderii and carefully draw it through yoi e hair, taking one small strand at r time. The enect is amazing?yoi 8 hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, ar a have an appearance of abundance; s r incomparable lustre, softness ar A luxuriance. n Get a small bottle of Knowlton ? Danderine from any drug store * y toilet counter for a few cents ai . orove that your hair is as pretty ax IP soft as any?that it has been nei r lected or injured by careless trea r ment?that's all?you surely a g have beautiful hair and lots of it f you will just try a little Danderine. " LIVE IN THE GARDEN? LIVE OUT OE THE GARDE: ^ Live in the garden if you like, bi by all means live out of the gardei Everyr time you take a meal out c your own garden you save the equivj ' lent in other food to be used i winning the war. That is one side of it. Every time you take a meal out o your own garden you save money? ' good, hard money that can be used fo ;any one of a scoi'e of things tha (would make the family more coitlfor table?or for investment in I.ihert' Bonds, Thrift Stamps, and Safety. That's tho other side. I And the bed-rock bottom of it is that you have a bettor, more whole some summer meal than if you ha< ' gone to market and bought a lot o I meat and stub . Make the most of the koine garden Study it. Maybe you already know all of tin delicious ways in which all sorts o j garden truck can be prepared for tin table. If you do, be a philanthropist I Import some of your knowledge t< I your neighbor. If you do not, ge the information that the Unite* States Department of Agriculture ha gathered on that subject?and appl; it. GIRLS! LEMON JUICE IS SKIN WHITEN EI How to make a creamy beauty lotioi I for a few cents The juice of two fresh lemon strained into a bottle containini three ounces of orchard white make a whole quarter pint of the most re markable lemon skin beautifier a about the cost one must pay for small jar of the ordinary cold creams Care should be taken to strain th I lemon juice through a fine cloth s ' nn Ipmnn nuln ireta in thun tViia In . I'"w r> ? ?"v.. viiiw .VI Ition will keep fresh for months Every woman knows that lemon juic is used to bleach and remove sue blemishes as freckles, sallowness an tan and is the ideal skin softenei whitener and beautifier. Just try 'it! Get three ounces o orchard white at any drug store an jtwo lemons from the grocer and mak up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra ' grant lemon lotion ard massage 1 I daily into the face, neck, arms an hands. Ugly, Unsightly Pii i Are Sig Give Heed to the Warning. Pimples On the face and other parts of the body are warnings from 1 , Nature that your blood is sluggish and impoverished. Sometimes they foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly 1 eruptions and other skin disorders i that burn like flames of fire. , They mean that your blood needs S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it of these impure accumulations that can ' cause unlimited trouble. This remedy > is the greatest vegetable blood puri1 ~ ! SHC : P POLif I gJI^^^JJ^mfeFjFDALUEVJCORPORATIO ir i CmSSI %& ?', f\l ? | #y, in? i f IJ ~Gvqr 50.000 DELCO-LIGl r g.,i , .uu ; . ? i . .-r t ; Your Telephc The BELL T< 1 f has a mission in life is to serve you. Q e and courtesy are hei f e cations. I Frequently, she s act quickly in emer^ V 1 - C age anu presence 01 i No more ioyal n group of workers a the young women a a I Their service '[ extended by your c< SI j. IVben you Tile e ? SOUTHERN BELL TE \ AND TELEGRAPH < h d r, Germany( Russia, Austria-Hungary. ,f France, the United States and Great t d Britain produce in favorable years s e about 5,000,000,000 bushels of pota- c i- toes for their 150,000,000 population, n tt while the remainder of the world, with t d 1,200,000,000 population, produces but t 1,000,000,000 bushels. o Tiples ;nals of Bad Blood fier known, and contains i|p mineral or chemicals to injure the most delicate skin. Go to your drugstore, and get a bottle of S. S. S. today, and get rid of those unsightly and disfiguring pimples, and other skin irritations. And it will cleanse your blood thoroughly. If you wish special medical advice, you can obtain it without charge by writing to Medical Director, 29 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. >HES I LUUHtK^^W| ^Si rases Farm Efficiency 1 ousand Delco-Ligfat plants in opera- g Anosriean farms are at the ? jnaarsative estimate,, an fl(r a day II ar oar 18,000,000 a year. 7 i equal to an army of <N0fe00 men fi t fen hour* a day for a Ml month. I co-Light is a complete electric light' B v^-sOm1 power plant for farms and suburban jf MS. * w arnishes an abundance of dean, safe, J yaiical light, and operates pump, ft m, cream separator, washing machine J other appliances. a s also lighting rural stores, garages, 1 rches, schools, army camps and-rail- ft ' stations. re NION PLUMBING & I ELECTRIC CO. I E. Kirby, Proprietor >om?*tic Enginaarlnf Company, Daytan, OKI* *%} iT Plants in Actual Use >ne Operator dephone operator , and her mission uickness, accuracy r essential qualifci is called upon to *encies when cour mind are required. and conscientious in be found than it the switchboard. . can be greatly 3-operation. phone?Smile '.LEPHONE COMPANY When Mr. McAdoo is sick the doc&r has to take the temperature of the ecretary of the treasury, the dtrjctor ?f the railroads, the manager of Pullnan sleepers, the head of the reserve tanking system and several other poentates, but he sets it all do*Ti on ne card.