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coffee Futures-Th. rsnT. Of prices.
Country Produce

Butter-Reeeipts were zo.ose package
Creamery. higher than eIirsa pound. ss 2
fsf4c. extras. ~ score. 70 &c. hrath. 70 = soc
seconds. ~ y q ave. lower grades 20 =
score 5s 4. d sc. - score. 11is q ssc ~ 10 y
score. 3iisu31Ec. unssited. higher thar
extras an O 3tc extras. ~ score. ~ Q
S7c. nrsts 5fii q isc; seconds SspItc
lower grades 3ih O 32hc state dairy tubs
finest. s4t q 5se. seod 20 prime. 5aa 'ie
cannon 10 fair 2en g3znc; ladies. cur
rent make extras. 1oc; frtis. y q zte &c
ondS 2se: lower grades. 9it zsc pacs.i,ns
stock. current MAZE. no. ]. .sc. NO. z 1oc'
lower grades. 1oH Ae.
Chcesc-Heceipis were s,fss boxes NfS
York state fsis. fresh specials. lsh 4
ishc. Ayerake run. itaithc. twins fIsth
,rfeisl i'4grNss,,.. Nss,,. .v<5,ss p,;.. run uiso ise. W
single Daisies Is9lohc. young Americas
Esrs-R.e.lpts wer. aioe c,s.s Fresh
gathered. extras. cotsn. 2stF2oHe sior.
ss. packed. er;Ts ars's ,.sl,,' ,, S,sT.s s,s,ss'
ss1I' ssdI .eeons.. e5ra; ~ ssuse. irses ,sss
77t q24c: dlrties. storss. packed 80 i
&c. 10. : ana poorer. iee1zhe: cheeks.
poor 10 choice. dry. 7iaizne. New Jsr-
sey. htnnsYy whites. candled. e1iras. to1
dc: uncandlsd. extras. 1este nearly
sre extras. 5T6tsc. extra hrfta y sse
nrsts S00t2He. nearby gatfersd whi.ss'
nrsss 20 extra hfsts 500 3tc. under gfaaes'
97a sse. Paeihc Coast whites. extras. ~
ssc. extra hrs,s SO ale; nrs;s. ao3 aais
other western and southern. gatherra
whites. 170t3c: nearby and nearby Msst-
eyn hennery browns. extra. 11a alfc. rear
~ hrowa and mixed colors. gathefed e1-
srss. ssK Gt0he nrsts TO extra hrsis' ,s's
0po,s,o..-Fiorlds. bbi. t7Gts: south
caroIlns. u.itetste: Norih hs SaIonhhs'
ttStf fo. stats and Maine. old. $50 ibs'
u.f5oiss6; iso ihs iisii.is: sw..,. .,e
NE,Ssn NsE siiS S,k Soc dill ysn,. georgia
Ssk iiati.Ie: crt. ti.1equ.1s; asgaTs-
80. New Jersey. dozen. boco " peg
80. and Maryland. dozen sZ0stse'
D-.,.vlvania fi4t6.
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oprag that
Giy I'M mgpwuofh O b
o
for ro
mining a
h eoncad adaco o
bconbnu 4 Of
irh Obhn Cndg III
o
n.inne ID wi a
plan hsbet to
beer
ole Identified rs
cD COREY
NAs IgEFFs a' Ia S Inland Ste" Company
E4fsaE Rssaa5g;a 'eS; A.
NuYot june
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
To the Stockholders of
Midvale Steel and Ordnance compan
Inland Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company

luaion Bni,f
have tn d
auhor1 e.cig
n pprvedyu them % e to
muaur +
fna palh dun h
w to b
r m
Inland Companies will onSlds nd
RepdHe
oAhd o
npa will hrh
special ID il
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PROPOSALS



pro,os,is for furnishins timber. sh"e'hinz
eearirr exterior facing lumber ETC. f0r ~
,,,,s, ri,rsion of stable. state camp m ln
.truetion. near pfekFkili a. =. niIl Do ff.
esi,ei hy The state BOARD ~ Armory CON
rnissionrrs a., be- Office. i5s state street.
.fss,v \ y rnfH three O'Clock r. 81 day
iigh, saving iinel. on "Wednesday. june ~,
isss ana then and there publicly opened ani
read ,
proposais must hs made on proposal forms
.rs irriosef IN envelopes. both n which are
furrfshsi hv fle ffa'e envelopes 20 70
.ssied ard irlorsed ss directed IN the pro-
posal forms. "a
Propossi forms and enfelopes may he Oh,
tainef AMI r0nies m specinrauons consulted
Al fhe above tefcrihef once ~ thf board m
she STATE Camp % irsfruction. near Pefts
Kin A. s.. arl a. the state Arsenal. Fi
seventh Avenue. New York city
rbe rirh, h rsseryci hereby 10 reject any
STATE hoard or ARMY COMMISSIONERS
~ FRANKLIN W. WARD.
Secretary.
Da,sd. Jun. S. 1879. Albany. y. y.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Wooden Company
fNfasssehusstts Corporafion)
oTaRTFRIy DIVIDENDS

No,ic. 10 hereby given that th.. r.suisl
quarterly dividends q one Dollar snd
the Preferred stock and one Dollar and
seventy. Five Cents NlT5) per share on
the Common stock Of this company viii
Be paid on July 10, 1919, 70 stockholdsrs
of record Juns rs. 1914.
Transfer books will be closed - ihs
close n business June IS. 1911. ana vii
be reopened ~ the opening OF business
June -, 1919
WILLIAM n DWELLY. Treasurer.
Boston, Mass. June Q. 1912
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CHASE SECURITIES
CORPORATION

The poard % Directors has dsciaFsd a
diyidsnd Of 81 per Snare on the capital
stock OF this Corporation, payable July I,
1874 70 ffockh0. ders Of record ~ the Gloss
of business June 70. 1914. The transfer
books will not close.
WM g. sH,IBLE. Treasur~.
Juna 1871
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oFonGE ". HTLMT COMPANY,

III finh Avenue. New York. June !. isfi.
Dividends Of one and thret-quarters per
cent on the Preferred stock ana Two and
OF Georgs W Hsims Company wsrs this
day declared payabs July I, 1914. %
stoc ckholdsrs % record AZ the cioes of ousi-
nsss June 18Th. ie.,. checks Will b
2. p. CHRISTIAN. sse'y & Treas
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London Metal Market

~. ,s..."vON, June Standard copper,
- 49, Us; futures. s68 7s Cd. Elec-
h, 49,, spot, $50 los; futures. f7l.
= w sl54 los. futures. f155 rs
Il la spot, s25; futures, e23 lis
~'ne, spot. s2s: futures. e27 15s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Exchange
Securities Corporation
clas, \ Shares

Clas, a Shares
Nsw York. Juns Z. 1879
The tenth quarterly dividend OF 2H, has
h.e, deciarsd upon the Class A shares of
American Exchange Securities Corpos stion,
navsble on July 4. is22. 20 holders u the
risss A shares Of record, az the close Of
'-'''''' ~ Il. A. NYE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Liverpool Cahles-Spot cotton. fair cemtna
~ ooinfs advance MidciinF. ~ $40
sales. 7.00D bales. American. 5000 btles
Imports $4,000 bales. American. 1900.
hale, Futures opNnfd cuiet A. 70
POINTS advance closed aulet but STEADY A.
i- 10 Is points advance. july. ll.sfa'
october ifsd January. ll,lsd Narch'
III 6sd. Nav. 10 sed. Msnchsstsr Holiday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
SOUTH PORTO nIco srcan COMPANY.

The Board of Directors have this day t--
ciaref q quarteriy dividend ~ lT on ths
Preferred Stock. payahle on July lti. lfll.
10 stockholdefs of record on June itth. 1874.
FRANK n. wELTf. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Cottonseed Oil

Tn. inarkst FOR cottonssed oil was dull
.hroushovt the day. with total sales aEgre-
Eating only 1000 barrsis. Prices. however
"a a. me close showed net gains Of 8 70 IS
points.
The range Of prictf.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
2. LoHILLAED co,TrANY.

New York. June Tn. 1879.
Dividends 81 tiiS per share o. ths Pre-.
fsrred stock and 81 % pr share On The Com
mon Stock Of p. Lorillard Company have
been declared. PAYABLE July is,. i,1, 70
stock hoiisrs u record az the close OF busl-
ness June ifth, isz2 Checks Will h. mailed
MM. d. RhETT. Trsssarsr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
,skod quotations Of stocks listed on
he stock Exchange in which there
Yers no transactions yesterday:
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THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The Board Of Directors has declared a
stock of this Bank, payabis July I, iti1,
TO stockhoders Of record Al ne close Of
business June 10. 1894. The transfer books
will not close.
WILLIAM p. HOLLY, Cashier.
June 7. 1874
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FINANCIAL


s.H. RREss 3 CO..
Ths Nay sales q 2. y, hfe,s..,e .ss os or
t:.sio.ss1.oo. an inefsa'' o. ''''''''
IL. IN. A.. months 20 May 'ist the ,aiss
- 40 SoT. .tafeo. An Increase oi 49,, 49,,
~ 90. or t-ios. over the e'fs'SS
perlod Of 1871.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
FIXED CHARGES AND EARNINGS

rate emgnp
anum is
far total
of the ive Republic
Nncown
that
the
-
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sfsKiNG FUND NOTICE.
sealed proposals. for the sale 90 flleN,y
rr.sf Corrr4ny. Trustee. 81 pilce not -
..-..t fosf. rer cenfum of par and accrued
,r,.r..t of a sufficient amount n the FIRST
wo,,gar. Tweniy.Year -, sinking Fund
Cold BOND, of the Hale 4 kilburn Corp2fsa- :
80, "a exhaust TIE sum o. $4,000. VIII ~
-.,.i,,.s sf IN. Office % said Fidelity Trust
comp,ry Trustee. S2s-87i Chestnut street
PhiIsteiphia. until Friday June is ial-' Al
Il -rTDpf'fTv TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
WM y CE8T. Preaident.
phtiadsiphia June 8. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

.st.-..-,.i@t-- A-chlfset Washington. ID. c.
u.vat ias. SEALED PROPOSALS VII
=. oucnea In this once a. = ". Jrnc ~.
i52s' for hunks 10 te iasislle5 sanl e.s ,es
o',s,srfins Station Hoffman Island, rev
yors Dravlnrs ard specifications may y.
ot,ainsf from the oirce q ne SUP ,,e,,.t
p.'~tt,r eeE York y. Y. or az THIS ou.e
\, ~ discretion Of The supervisinF Ar,htss,.
Ias A WETMORE. Acting supefFis'hs
Arrhlfsrf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
DISTRIBUTION OF SECURITIES

OF on Of Of Aiae will entitled Z" 'e'
f efoarsd d share o t
shared sekf the Nhs~wn plan"
Eoh dde OF ofoh
in cash and
sofa eof the New Common
bhob.rof ehaed II uok If t
crei Strk shae f
for the
Of Common Sk a
opridh cash
gaptaw
Kuhn &Co agreed 10 Ct q
Company will U
nd $500 Common Shares S P" ""
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

PROPOSALS will b. received b me b.5,1. bJseu y
p. 'vxsnsi-s.or. u C.. until ~ oclg
nen,' r,r. 20 1853. for dsiiverirg paflocka ;
e.er,,ss fubricatlng oil. tires ana inpcs. ~, so
Sls,liilng confensfrs 20 ne NV 1gl...i. ~ M.
-.,y purchs..rr ofnce. New lofk. y. J. -
al me Rureau % Supplies and Aecoln Y.
DAvfD POTTER. Paymafier ofnfF~i oi '"i
t..sv F-l-nr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Fxei Crge gai will
heN Company ~
ds,ek to h and is to s
Stock he rtcof -four has
dnrcl DO
puin part 70
he s AZ the p
he o P
To al shahl
part for the aquhiu o
rites o Republic
To nlAndsh shho
Tob oldfo oil ca
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
CAPITALIZATION

Upon Of issued capital will as follows"
Rad, and other FIXED Charge obliFaton $7e73soo
Lofs SO35l475
Stock thoutpa value 33O9612
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

more than Siono tor
Ghr r.9c min ngpoanf 4 a situated
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Grain Prices
Ysstsrisys Prsylou'
Oats

Testprdsy's Previous -
YORK. eloif. cloM -
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u.,r . n1InrRN coRroRArIoN.

Daisd Jun. 5. i9'9. Albany \. y.
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Notice to Stockholders

Pursuant to a resolution adopted at
meeting of the Board of Directors
of Carolina Remedies Company, held
upon due notice, at the office of said
company, on Main street, Union, S
c., at a o'clock p. NJ, on the twenty
fourth day of July, 1922, the stock
holders of said company are hereby
notified that Il meeting Of said stock
holders will be held at o'clock L.
NJ, on the seventeenth day of August,
1922, in the office of said company,
on Main street, Union, S. c., for the
purpose of considering and acting
upon the matter of increasing the
capital stock of said company from
it's present authorized capital of
$3.50, 900, or $4,000 shares of $40 par
value each to an authorized capital
of nc ,Xoc,Iins $1,000,0OO, or 1OO,.
900 shares of the par value of $40
each.
j. w. Buchanan,
President.
+. j. Parham,
Secy. and Treas.
July 25, Aug 1915.
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"Prohibition Navy"
Has Made Good

Detroit, Mich, Aug, l.-Michigan's
prohibition Navy said to have been
scoffed at by government officials in
Washington, has been vindicated, ac-
cording to James r. Davis, federal
prohibition office for Michigan and
father of the navy" idea.
The navy" consists of fleet of
high powered launches that patrols
Detroit river to retard the flow OF
illicit liquor into Michigan from On
tario. Since it began operation July
l. the fleet has seized and coniiscated
II boats used by alleged rum run
ners. These boats have an aggregate
value of $4,000 to the government
as they are held in bond. Expenses
of the navy" during the time have
been less than $4,000 including the
original investment for the fleet.
Mr.. Davis estimates that at public
auction the seized boats will bring
at least $4,000, giving the govern
ment clear profit to date of $1,000
And the navy" still is in opera ion
Mr. Davis points out
The officer says he argued in favor
of the fleet for months before the
Washington officials, who opposed the
undertaking on the grounds it woulC
be too expensive, yielded to his
wishes
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Five Cent Cigar
Has "Come Back

Chicago, ILL.,, July 81. BY the AS
sociated Press) ).--Roused from its
moribund lethergy by the demand of
the palates of thousands of smokers
tie five cent cigar is back with its
multi colorcd banners streaming.
In shop windows and on cigar
counters everywhere the nickle smoke
product, which disappeared back in
wnr days, is being displayed in pro-
fusion of shapes and varieties, while
gigantic bill board advertisements
are sending forth their message Of
mis- return u nolmalcy in the tobacco
rGr!d.
What the country needs nest is
a good five cent cigar, is remark
attributed to Mark Twain And
those smokers who saw the one time
five cent brands mount to six, seven.
eight and sometimes ten cents, dur
ing the period of soaring prices, now
have plenty to select from.
Tobacco merchants, cigar whole
Salcrs and tobacconists all admit that
the five cent cigar is the fasteSt NOV
ing article in the trade but they dis.
agree as to it's merits. Retail deal.
crs are inclined to the belief thar it
Is as good as many of the old brands
which climbed during the war. To-
bacco merchants say it can't be as
good as the old standby because the
cost Of materials and labor is still
above the old level and manufac-
turers say it isn't as good as the
nicklc favorites Of pre-war days.
owe can't get enough five cent
ciPcrs," said salesman in loop to-
bacco shop. "We have pretty good
cigars at that price now, however, and
my customers buy so many / keep
the boxes on the counter. If | put
them in the case | would be busy
hauling them out and returning them.
The two for a quarter is done for, in
my opinion. The public wants five
centers for every day and ten cents
for Sunday.
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American Pigs to be
Exhibited in Rio de Janeiro

Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. 1.-Forty two
porcine aristocrats, veritable super
pigs with the perkiest of little screw
tails and double chins in endless un-
dulations, will be shipped from New
York August to the Centennial Ex-
position at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This prize herd which is valued at
$4,000 was selected from among 26
of the most carefully bre Poland
China herds in Illinois. At the eX-
position they will come in compe-
tition with prize swine from all over
the world, including the Brazilian de-
scendants of prize winning Berk-
shires imported by the Brazilian gov
crnmCnt years ago.
Brazil is destined to rank second
to the United States in swine -produc-
ing, in the opinion of Guy II. Hall,
director of the National Institute of
Progressive Farming.
at is important to the worlds food
supply that Brazi's agrarian expan-
sion should be along progressive
lines" said Mr.. Hall. That pure
bred cattle, hogs and sheep produce
more meat and more profit to the
grower no longer requires argument
Brazil is alive to the fact and her live
stock exhibit will be one Of the great.
est ever held. The Brazilian farmers
are more progressive than generally
understood in this country. They are
large buyers of American farm i'm
plements and in their vast fields makr
much use of American tractors"
pigs is pigs" added NJ. Hall
'but these Illinois Poland -Chinas are
of ambassadorial significance. They
bring the breeders of the two coun.
tries into acquaintance, and this is
the slow, sure course of trade ex.
panson."
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come up.

Our cat says help maze busines5
good by paying up as far as you can.
Our cat says soft words often hide
claws.
Our cat says you can find out how
many mean things YOU have done by
entering politics.
Our cat says 21OO women enrolled
on the democratic club rolls Of the
county.
Our cat says Union county Will b"
the richer when it feeds itself.
Our cat says you should see our can
merry in operation.
Our cat says can now, or be canned
ntfea1 Ter.
Our cat says eggs may be expected
when the hens sing.
Our cat says divided mind lead
the feet to walk in a meandcring
path.
Our cat says an accurate gnn is Of
little use in an uns,, ady hand.
Our cat says faith moves forward
where unbelief falters.
Our cat says a moon-struck lover Is
amusing to all save himself.
Our cat says count your blessings
and your misfortunes will appear
smaller
Our cat says those who will not
obey the laws should be forced to do
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to quit and give up. We understand
now why 50 many such enterprises
fail. But did you ever stop to consider
that of every hundred men who %ol
into business seventy-five to ninety
per cent Of them fail? What about
that? The truth Of it is, many p"O.
plc, from the very first, took the who'c
hand, they stood off and gave joculnr
voice to their disbelief. But the Si.b-
Scription list shows that many were
willing to help. And here and thcr.
we have had staunch advocate &C.
some of them men and some Of them
women, A year from now. God will
ing, you will see many others fallin :
in line with US. Our plans are to can
five crops of 200 acres each of as
many different products next round.
and also to conduct farmers mar.
kcting bureau, buying and selling il
quantities, farm products. And the
idea IS not chmerical; it Is most prac-
tical. Many of our slyest critics have
not even had the grace to investigate
our plans. One year from today we
cypCyt to have the two remaining lots
which We have purchased occupied by
buildings that will enable us TO carry
on.
Every day farmers are coming to us
and saying: Il did not plant tomatoes
this year, but will go in another
year and plant more than one crop of
the products that you will can" This
is as we expected. 1t was pretty
hard thing for farmer to sign up
To plant for us when we had not even
a lot upon which to build. Many peo-
pie, farmers and other folks as well
walk by sight, not by faith. Now that
.
success ahead, it will be much cas-
icr thing to get farmers to plant for
us. Tomatoes, beans, beets, cabbage
and potatoes-these are the five items
We propose canning. With no malice
whatever against the doubling Thorn
asses, we again extend them an invita-
tlon to come up and see some real to
matocS, thousands of them, and see
also, that we are able to can four tons;
! in one day. Even my friend. Mr.. K
( p. Harry, said to me: you will no;
us" all this carload Of cans in year"
He is changing his mind, | darcsay
for We are using more than 200 case,
Il day of 23 cans to the case. TODAY
We tciepraphed for two more cars OF
cans. Brother Harry is invited to
come up.
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Notice Application For
Charter and Meeting of
Stock Subscribers
Application for Charter and Meeti 1,
of Stock Subscribers.

Application for Charter and Meet ~
of Stock Subscribers.
Notice is hereby given that after
three days publication hereof the un
dersigned will apply to the Secretary
of State of South Carolina for a Char
ter to be issued to and in the name of
"SHAPIRO'S, Inc.", proposed cor
poration under the laws of the State
of South Carolina; and in accordance
with law, the undersigned will, after
the expiration of the said period OF
time, file the required declaration with
the Secretary of State, of South Car
olina.
The principal place of business of
the proposed corporation will be in
the City of Union, South Carolina
the general nature of business pro-
POSED to be done is dealing in retail
dry goods, shoes, etc, and conducting
general mercantile business; the
proposed corporation is TO have all
the rights, powers and privileges of
business corporations under the gen
eral laws of the State of South Caro-
lima; and the authorized capital stock
of the said proposed corporation will
be Ten Thousand Dollars ($1O,00O.0O
divided into One Hundred GO0)
shares of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars C$l0O.O0) each.
The meeting of the subscribers of
the capital stock of the proposed cor
poration will be held at No. Nam
Street, in the City of Union, South
Carolina, on the 18th day of August
1922, at six o'clock in the afternoon,
and at such times and places to which
the said meeting may be adjourned
for the purpose of perfecting the or
ganization OF the proposed corpora
ton.
Mr.. Rhea Shapiro,
n. shapiro,
Corporators.
Union, S. C., July 81, 1922.
i445-3t
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SIS. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!

Men ana women.-whether you will
ever bui'a yourself up to your normal.
5ust-right weight depends on the num-
Der or blood cells in your blood. That's
oil there IS to ft. It's a scientific fact.
II your blood-cell factory isn't work.
ing right. you will be run-d down. thin.
your blood will be I'm disorder, and
perhaps your face will be broken out
with pimples, blackheads and erup-
tions. S. $. s.. keeps your blood cell
factory factor working. full time; II helps
build new blood-cells. That's why
B. g. s. builds up thin. run down peo-
pie. II puts firm flesh on your bones. it
rounds out your face. arms neck.
limbs. the whole body. 1t puts the
pink i'm Your cheeks. 1t takes the
hollowness from the eyes. and 1t fools
Father Time by smoothing out wrin-
kies In men and women by "Dlumping"
Them up. =. $. =. is remarkaQlo
biood-purifier While you are getting
plump. your skin eruptions. pimples.
blackheads. acne, rheumatism, rash.
letter, blotches are being removed.
The medicinal ingredients OF $. s. 8.
are guaranteed purely vegetable.
s. s. s. is sold at all drug stores, in two
sizes. The larger size IN the more
economical.
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Notice of Final Discharge

State Of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court Of Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
10th day of August, 1922, at II o'clock
a. m, in the Court of Probate for said
county, the undersigned will make his
final settlement as Guardian of the
Estate of Isabel Jeter, Minor, and
that thercupon he will apply to the
Judge of said Court for his final dis
Charge as such Guardian.
Willie Giles Jeter.
This 10th day of July, 1922.
Published in The Union Times for
80 days. 7-11-18. %: 81
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State Campaign Meetings

York, Wednesday, August 2.
Winnsbcro, Thursday, August 3.
Chester, Friday, August A.
Union, Saturday, August 5.
Rest eight lays.
Newberry, Monday, August Ii
Greenwood, Tuesday, August l5.
l'aurens, Wednesday, August lG.
Abbeville, Thursday, August II.
Mccormick, Friday, August l8.
Anderson, Saturday, August 10.
WalhalIa, M 'nday, August 2l.
Pickcns, Tuesday, August 22.
Greenville, Wednesday, August %
Gaffney, Thursday, August "a.
Spartanburg, Friday. August 25.
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To Clean Off Graveyard

Everybody that has family connec-
tions buried at Gilead cemetery are re-
quested to meet Thursday, August 3
1922, and clean off the graveyard.
1444-2tpd
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Palm Beach Suits
Cleaned

We can clean and press your
Palm Beach suit very quickly
these days. We have the
equipment and the know how.
Give me a trial. Will appre-
ciate it as much or more than
any one else.
Pho ne 167 and we will call
promptly and return your suit
looking like new.
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Among the peasantry of Spanish
Galicia, the women work hard all their
lives, @nd are usually much stronger
and better developed than their hus-
bands, over whom they rule.