-OFFICIAL DRAFT LISTFOR UNION COUNTY

(Continued from page one)574 Edward Thomas Owens, Union,

1606.r.7S John Eldridge Harris, Union,

1034.576 P. T. Dawkins, Santuc, 71.577 George T. Cark, Union, 1520.578 Henry Beaty, Union, 2137.579 Willoughby Byron Mathis, Union,

1972.580 John Pendergrass, Union, 1690.5.81 John Mitchell, Lockhart, 1156.582 Allen Gale, Jonesville, 1393.583 Donnie Morris, Union, 1593.584 Leroy Couch, Union-, 1850.cqc omotfOiJ liavis 1 I IU IIIUl C, W UllSIl, 6U1Q.

586 William Fletcher Pruitt, Buffalo,R. F. D. 5, 555.

587 Douglas Roberson, Kelton, R. F.D. 1, 978.

588 Vandine Charlie Fowler, Jonesville,1260.589 William Judson Lancaster, Pau-

line, R. F. D. 5, 506.590 Allan Palmer, Union, R. F. D. 5,

2221.591 Lewis Liars Mitchell, Union, 1588.592 Douglas Leroy Morris, Union, R.

F. D. 5, 1591.593 John Irving Gilbert, Union, 1909.594 Arthur Menter, Union, 1686.595 William West, Union, 2058.596 Franklin Free, Jr., Jonesville,

1391.597 Thed Hambrick, Jonesville, 1272.598 Jim Crocker, Union, 1525.579 Walter Rodgers, Union, 2348.600 Charlie Davis Garner, Kelton, R. r

F. D. 2, 877. ;601 Cally Glen, Sedalia, R. F. D. 1, J

435.502 Thomas Claude Jolly, Union, r

2096. I603 John William Sprouse, Buffalo,

681.601 Samuel Walker McCreight, Buf- I

falo, 713. '

605 Vard Byrd, Union, 2145. r

606 Randolph Thompson, Jonesville, I1478. r

C07 Foster Haney, Union, 1929. I608 Watus Glenn, Kelton, 935. j.609 John Westley Gregory, Adams- I

burg, 2091. '

610 Torrence G. Vanderford, Lock- r

hart, 1121. '

611 Robert Greenfield, Lockhart, 115p.612 Kindard Jones, Union, R. F. D. 2, I

613 Vincent Sarter, Union, 2244. '

614 Arzolyar Free, Jonesville, 1390. r

615 Leo Lyles, Santuc, 113.'616 Oscar Wix, Union, 1658.617 Horace Warren Duckett, Union,

R. F. D. 3, 2084. '

6jS Reuben Thomas, Jonesville, 1472.619 Pink Booker, Buffalo, 725.620 Adolphus Thompson, Kelton, R. .

F. D. 2, 1004. '/%rk-« CI n K T 5 n Anr»It)£i oam iviay, union, i»/o.

622 Walter Hill Cobb, Union, 1521. '

623 William Wallace Ratchford, Carlisle,156.624 Brawley Palmer, Union, R. F. D.

5, £222.625 Claud Merideth Cra«ford, Lock- ,

hart, 1034.626 Willie Gilliam, Jonesville, R. F. D.

2, 808.627 Thomas Franklin Nicholls, Union, ,

R. F. D. 3, 1604.628 Glenn D. Johnsbn, Union, R. F. D. ,

3, 1571.629 Henry Ashford, Union, 2280. ,

630 Christopher Fincher, Union, R.F. D. 2, 780.

631 Tallie Griffin Martin, Union, 1971. ,

632 Duncan Fowler, Kelton, 1183. ,

633 Samuel Henderson, Jr., R. F. D. ,

4, 2179.634 Elliot Thompson, Carlisle, 267.635 Henry Alvin Etter Hawkins, Union,1550.636 Forrest Claude Ausbun, Buffalo,

567.637 Gordin Sims, Kelton, 1218. *

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638 James Dawkins, Union, R. F. 1>-2, 421. J

639 James Young, Union, R. F. D. 5,1700.

640 Will Harris, Jonesville, R. F. D.1, 940.

641 Russell Bates, Union, 2281.642 Lemuel McBryde Aycock, Jonesville,1232.

v 643 Albert Fowler, Jonesville, 1254.644 Clifford McCormick, Union, 2310.645 John Chick. Carlisle, 169.646 Eddie Green, Union, R. F. D. 2,

436.647 Oscar Thompson, Jonesville, 1477.C48 Ben Sumner, Union, R. F. D. 2,

396.649 William Levi Sparks, Union, 1633.650 John Robertson Smith, Kelton, R.

F. D. 1, 998.651 James Harley Addison, Union,

1702.652 James Henry Matnis, Jonesville,

1304.653 Angus Wilson, Union, R. F. D.,

2270.654 John D. Shelton, Lockhart. 110 .

655 Benjamin Franklin Adams,Adamsburg, 2345.

656 Manson Creed Green, Jonesville,1270.

657 Ben Tillman Going, Union, R. F.D. 4, 862.

658 Barkley A. Tucker, Union, 1638.659 George Hughes, Jonesville, 1406.fiftO .Tnhn WpqI^V Sfpworf rarHalo

257.f>61 George Bailey, Union, R. F. I). 3,

1824.G62 William Thomas Sinclair, Lockhart,1109.063 Calvin Monalcus McGabee, Carlisle,155.(564 Con Earl Bishop, Sedalia, 284.665 Berry Thomas, Santuc, 133.666 Jerry Floyd, Buffalo, R. F. D. 1,

807.667 James Duncan Hart, Kelton, R.

F. D. 1, 867. /668 Theron Gallman, Kelton, R. F. D.

1. 930.669 Vanard Dawkins, Carlisle, 185.670 John Alexander Good, Jonesville,

1398.671 Deaver Thompson, Carlisle, 265.672 Benjamin Ryan Wilburn, Union,

2064.

673 Clyde Gregory, Whitmire, R. F.D., 285.

674 Ernest Watkins, Union, 2325.675 John Richard Davis, Union, 1720.676 Robert Lee Walker, Union, 1785.677 Walter Eugene Nelson, Jonesville,

1313.678 Morris Alexander Neal, Union,

1602.679 Robert Hayes Mabry, Union,

1968.680 Samuel Thompson, Lockhart,

1119.681 Ivy Dansby Dunbar, Union, 1864.682 John Fletcher Lee, Union, 1963.683 James Gregory, Union, 1917.584 John Lewis Gregory, Lockhart,

1051.585 Louise Lee Tucker, Buffalo, R. F.

D. 1, 560.586 Charley Boyd, Whitmire, R. F. D.,

303.587 James Boyce Williams, Union,

2121.588 Daniel Pinknev Williams, Buffalo,R. F. D. 1, 563.689 Frank Jeter, Carlisle, 211.390 Ollie Mitchell, Jonesville, 1435.391 James Daniel Vaughn, Union,

1784.392 Reuben Spernell Peigler, Union,

2002.393 William Vaughn, Mt. Tabor, 1163.394 Howard Jerome Moss, Union,

1989.395 Herbert Clyde Harris, Union,

1933.396 Charlie Garner, Union, 2335.>97 James Keith Dcaver, Carlisle, 146.>98 Thomas Hubert Adams, Kelton,R. F. D. 1, 843.J09 Baldin Gregory, Lockhart, 1050."00 Walter Dogan, Jonesville, 1370.r01 Clarence Dover, Jonesville, 1379.f02 James Wood, Kelton, R. F. D. 2,

1008.'03 Manuel Lyles, Carlisle, 229.f04 Victor Bctsill, Union, R. F. D. 2,410.'05 Fred Harnett, Sedalia, 299.'00 Ernest Sherman Knight, Lock-

hart, 1075.'07 Shuler Preston Gregory. 1189.'08 Thomas Rice, Buffalo, 750.'09 James Parham Jeter, Santuc, 58.TO Kemp Tison Vaughn, Union, 2049.'11 Thomas Porter, Jonesville, 1443.'12 Farnum Paul Willard, Union,1054.'13 Gilliam Hobson Jeter, Carlisle,150.'14 James Gregory, Meador, 19.'15 William David Stewart, Union,R. F. D. 2, 400.'10 Hannie Sanders, Union, 2321.17 Robert Boyd Hames, Jr., Union,

1547.'

)18 Howell Howard Farmer, Union,1875.

19 Renald Elmore Petty, Pacolet, R.F. D., 1320.

20 Edney Mease, Union, 1977.21 Leon Brown Meador, Meador, 4.

(22 William Benjamin Davis, Union,>1859. ;23' Clarence Edwards, Union, 1871.

r24 Kennis Clipson Holcomb, Union,1735. 1

25 Dennis Norman, Santpc, 115.f26 Perlitha Peake, B-uffalo, R. F. D.

1, 832. *27 Cammilus Farr, Kelton, 1180.'28 Milton Jeter, Carlisle, 2350.29 Andrew Jeter, Carlisle, 200.'30 John Franklin Dunlap, 1865.'31 John Henderson, Union, 2178.'32 Frazier Lyles, Carlisle, 228.'33 Anthony Gillmore, Jonesville, <

1489. i'34 Coleman Watkins, Santuc, 136. ;'35 Will Inman, Kelton, 872. ]'36 Mabry Gilliam, Sedalia, 430.'37 Mack Jeter, Union, R. F. D. 2. I

2304.fQQ To<y»a« "LI., 1 T 1-1 4.uu MttMica JKU I I^UJI UUC1I, L/UCKUUri,

2344. (

'39 Robert Lee Wilburn, R. F. D. 2,2122.

'40 Dock Jeter, Sedalia, 328.f41 F. G. Moment, Kelton, 965.'42 Dogan Arthur, Union, 2075.M3 Joseph Andrew Jennings, Santuc,

96. i

f44 William Thomas Carter, 1519.745 Charley Knox, Union, R. F. D.,

896.r46 Ernest Chappell Rash, Lockhart,

1098.747 Leroy Glenn Meador, Union,

1976.748 Henry Hiram Lawson, Buffalo,

624.749 Luther O'Shields, Union, 2106.750 Samuel Landrum Billings, Buffalo,570.751 Willie Neal, Jonesville, R. F. D.

2,' 544.752 Charles Davis Broome, Lockhart,

1021.753 Aloah Burdette Jenkins, Union,

2190.754 Willie Brown, Union, 2144.755 Waiter Pendergrass, Buffalo, 747.756 Alonzo Harrison Foster, Union,

1883.757 Robert Butler Gregory, Jonesville,

1269.758 Gary Fowler, Jonesville, 1258.759 Arthur Gallman. Kelton, 929.760 Edgar Floyd Blackwell, Union,

1508.7(51 Furman McClavy Stroud, Union,

2045.702 Wallace Robinson, Union, 1104.703 Ravmon Cole Ijonpfshore, Union,

1905.704 Warren Worthy, Santuc, 138.705 Joseph Ellis, Union, 1007.700 Willie Bankhead, Kelton, 1109.767 Grover Cleveland Pruitt, Union,w 1019.708 Willie Marion Beaty, Union, 1794.709 Jesse Gilliam, Union, 2108.770 John Hughes, Santuc, 91.771 Rollen Thompson, Buffalo, R. F.

D. 1, 838.772 James Millwood, Buffalo, 035.773 Fred Lindsay, Jonesville, 1416.774 Victor Thomas, Union, 2261.775 Grady Fowler, Kelton, R. F. D. 1,

o/»iOVA.

776 Lawrence Millwood, Buffalo, 633.777 William Walter Roe, Jonesville,

1326.778 Henry Younpc, Union, 2274.779 Jesse Lee McCravy, Buffalo, 712.

CITY OFFICIALENDORSES A-I-M

Says it Should Be Used ByEvery PersonAdvancingin Age.

"IT PROLONCS LIFE"

The following statement, comingfrom a prominent city official of Salem,Va., bears weight in that itcomes from one whose position demandsthe truth at all times. Readwhat he says:

"I have tried Acid Iron Mineraland can highly recommend it as aconstitution builder and generalhealth restorer. I believe every personof advanced age should take AcidIron Mineral, and that it will prolongt.heil* life. T Havn al«n fnnn/l if >m.«.

,cijrvaluable in stopping blood and healingsores," says Mr. F. G. Webber, chiefof police and superintendent waterworks, Salem, Virginia.Men prominent in public life do not

make a habit of praising medicines.Rather they condemn them. And in,that Acid Iron Mineral has proved suefficient as to win the praise of ChiefWebber is indeed a triumph for thiswonderful preparation of nature's.

Acid Iron Mineral is not a patentmedicine. The chemist has been un«able to imitate or reproduce it. It isobtained from the only natural medicinaliron mineral deposit of its kind'known to the world.For creating appetite, increasing

weight, purifying the blood, buildingup weak, anaemic people, and restoringweak vital organs to normal it isof exceptional merit. Many doctorsprescribe it.At all reliable druggists in 50c and

$1 sizes. ?

780 Sam Goudelock, Meador, 17.781 Elbert Lee Rhinehart, Jonesville,

R. F. D. 2, 802.782 Beaty William Fowler, Jonesville,

1255.783 William H. Painter, Union, 1999.784 Andrew Jeter, Union, 2192.785 Roy Herndon, Union, 2297.786 James Oliver Walker, Buffalo,

691.787 George Tprrell Bailey, Sedalia, R.

F. D. 1, 378.788 James Richard Lenoir, I.ockhart,

1083.789 Walter Kendrick, Union, 2206.790 George Morgan, Carlisle, 237.791 Henry Dawkins, Sedalia, R. F. D.

1, 422.792 Will Gess, Union, 2295.793 Jefferson Frazier Keith, Buffalo,619.794 Elzie Arthur Hill, Lockhart, 1058.<vo fnuip Kice, Sedalia, 344.796 Clyde Amnions, Union, 2072.797 George S. Noland, Union, 1766.798 Brawley McBeth, Buffalo, R F.

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799 Willis Jeter, Sedallfc, >

100 Edd Jeter, Adamsburg, 1213.» # '

CLERKS OF BAPTIST CHURCHESPLEASE TAKE NOTICE

By permission of the editor, I wishto use this space to call the attentionof the churches composing the UnionCounty Baptist asociation, and especiallythe church clerks, to the approachingannual meeting, to beginAugust 29th, 1917, at Jonesville. The31st of July closes our associationalyear, and there is a month to makeout a full report of each church, andof this please let me stress the importance,to each church clerk, of so

doing. The association makes history.Historical societies, Baptistyear books, the State and, Southernconventions seek statistics, etc., here,and the association cannot furnisheverything, unless it is furnished bythe local churches, so* I beg everychurch clerk to make out a full, neat,careful report, with all columns totalled,and grand totalled.this helpsthe committee, and association clerk.and let it not be the "smallest" thingbefore you. May I ask the pastors toaid their clerks. I will send outblanks to the clerks direct, or throughpastors, where clerks are not readilyknown. If you do not get a blanksoon, please notify me. It is desiredto have the report ready at the firstof the meeting.

Also, I trust the appointees on

standing committees, know theirplaces and will be ready with reports.If you do not remember, please al-low me to suggest that everybodyconsult the last minutes.

E. W. Jeter,Associational Clerk.

Girls Have Pretty FaceAnd Beautiful ComplexionAn Atlanta man makes new discoverythat makes an old face look years

younger. If your skin is dark, brown,or covered with freckles or blemishes,just use a little Coco-tone Skin Whitener;it's made with cocoanut oil and isperfectly harmless. A few days' usewill improve your looks 100%. Thewornout skin comes off evenly, leavingno evidence of the treatment, thenew healthy under-skin appearing asa lovely new complexion.Just ask your druggist for an ounce

of Cocotone Skin Whitener, and if hpwill not supply you send twenty-fivecents to The Cocotone Co., Atlanta,Ga., and they will send you a box byreturn mail.

If your hair is hard to comb, iskinky, nappy and will never staystraight, just use Cocotone Hair Dressingand it will become straight, long,soft, glossy and beautiful in a fewdays mail orders filled 25c for largebox. For sale by Palmetto Drug Co.,Union, S. C.

SOUTHERN(SUMMERDn Sale Dailyf Fint

RETURN FAl^sheville, N. C. $ 4.45 !Biltmore, N. C. 4.35 !/baufort, N. C. 15.80jDanton, N. C. 5.25(Gampobello, S. C. 2.10{Denver, Col. 56.96Cincinnati, O. 20.85Mat Rock, N. C. 3.25Gastonia, N. C. 3.70Hendersonville, N. C. 3.45Knoxville, Tenn. 9.10Lake Junaluska, N. C. 5.55'Milwaukee, Wis. 35.80\TAvPnllr A7n 1 R A C\

v a. ±u.iv/

Roanoke, Va. 12.25Shelby, N. C 3.15San Francisco 95.50Virgina Beach 16.65Wrightsville, N. C. _ _ 10.85

Tickets at the above rat<October 31st, 1917. These ti<gfoing or return trip within i

'i In addition to the abovecither points, also Week-end

For detailed informatioic ress

1W. H. McEACHERN, T.Unior

SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

sltate of South Carolina,County of Union.

if Court of Common Pleas.R&. L. McNally, A. B. Brannon andJ:»mes F. Farr, Plaintiffs,

4a against([j!ordo%?y"THampton, Peoples Buildingj&y' wMju^^AksQcisiition of Union, S.*-*»NF,-CTia liatke & Company, De-'

J ffendants.} To the Defendants, Cordoza Hamplion,Peoples Building and Loan Assoqiation, of Union, South Carolina, and4 L. Uatke & Company:IYou are hereby summoned and reuiredto answer the complaint in this

ction, of which a copy is herewitherved upon you, and to serve a copyf your answer to the said complaintn the subscribers at their offices,Iain street, Union, w. C., within 20avs after the service hereof, ex-

dlusive of the day of such service; andnf you fail to answer the complaint^ -ithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiiffsin this action will apply to theC 'ouTt for the relief demanded in theq omplaint.

Barron & Barron,Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

Dated Union S. C.f June 29, 1917.Notice to Defendant Cordoza Hamptin:Please take notice, That the origiiial complaint in the above entitled

a ction was filed in the office of the( llerk of Court of Common Pleas at1 Inion Court House, this 29th day ofJ une, 1917, and unless you answers me within twenty days, exclusive oft! le day of service, Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demandedin the complaint.

Barron & Barron,Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

I:. C. Williams,Clerk of CourtBy J. W. G., D. C. 27-G

The Natior#,) American WomanS uffrage association will meet inWashington in December to give theConcluding push to the federal woman

suffrage amendment.

jWJIVaEzasEsrTMAOI MARK

ECZEMA REMEDYSold on a guarantee *for Eczema,

Tetter, Salt Rheum, and similar affectionsof the skin and scalp. Soldonly by us, 50c and $1.00. Glymph'sPharmacy, Union, S. C.

QUICK LOANS.

Money to loan upon county or cityeal estate. Loan may be had for fromone to twenty ye^rs.39-tf Barron & Barron.

DR. R. R. POPEDENTIST

Office Over Tlnsley's NewJewelry StorePHONE 43

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RAILWAYvNNOUNCESTOURISTUntil Octobe

%

il Limit October 3:

RES FROM LBrevard, N. C. $ 4.40 1Black Mountan, N. C. 5.15 IBlacksburg, S. C. 2.60 1Connelly Spr., N. C. _ 6.70 (Chase City, Va. _ _ _ 12.90 CDetroit, Mich. _ _ _ 31.35 CDillsboro, N. C 6.65 IFletcher, N. C 3.80 (Georgetown, S. C. 8.45 IHot Springs, N. C. _ _ 6.15 IKings Mt., N. C. 3.15 TLake Toxaway, N. C. 5.30 IMurphy, N. C. 8.85 AOld Point, Va. 16.40 IRadford, Va. _ 14.00 £Skyland, N. C 3.95 £Tryon, N. C. 2.50 1St. Louis, Mo. _ 31.70 1Waynesville, N. C. 5.75 ^

2S will be on sale daily until C:kets permit stop-overs at anvinal limit.points we will sell Summer

onrl 1A rioir Ti'/>lrofc! fa ATmnifU11V& a-~X X^UJ JL lVIVV^tO IA/ lllUltlll

n apply to any Southern Rai

A., R. C1, S. C.

Alice Hay Wadsworth, who hasjust been chosen president of the NationalAssociation Opposed to WomanSuffrage, s the daughter of John Hay, ithe author and diplomatist, and is the i

wife of James Walcott Wadsworth, c

Jr., United States senator from New sYork. i

WHAT IS !

LAX-FOSLAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA

A Digestive LaxativeCATHARTIC AND LIVER TONIC

Lax-FoS is not a Secret or Patent Medicinebut is composed of the followingold-fashioned roots and herbs:cascara barkblue flag rootrhubarb rootblack rootway apple rootsenna leavesand pepsin

In Lax-Fos theCascaka is improved bythe addition of these digestive ingredientsmaking it better than ordinary Cascaka,and thus the combination acts notonly as a stimulating laxative and catharticbut also as a digestive and liver tonic.Syrup laxatives are weak, but I.ax-Foscombines strength with palatable, aromatictaste and does not gripe or disturbthe stomach. One bottle will proveLax-Fos is invaluable for Constipation,Indigestion or Torpid Liver. Price 50c.The American tractor for agriculturalpurposes is being largely introducedinto China.

The literary of Spain is very low,only about 30 per cent of the peopleof the country being able to readand write.

k sflIn every home Sloan's Linimenthas earned its place in

the medicine chest as a relieffrom pains and aches.Quickly penetrates without rubbingand soothes the soreness.Cleaner and more effective than

mussy plasters or ointments, it doesnot stain the skin.For rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, lumbago,sprains and strains use Sloan's Liniment.At all druggists, 25c. 50c. $1.00.

SYSTEMTICKETSr 15th, 19171st

JNION, S. C.Jalsam, N. C. _ _ _? 0.05Iryson, N. C. 0.75Joston, Mass. 30.90>lyde, N. C. 5.45handler, N. C. 4.90Chicago, 111. _ 31.75Clkin, N. C. 9.70treers, S. C. 2.10liddenite, N. C. _ _ 6.75sle Palms, S. C. 8.20jexington, Va. 14.85jandium, S. C. 2.30/It. Airy, N. C 9.85Portland, G. 102.37Saluda, N. C. 2.905ylva, N. C. _ _ _ 6.55rate Station, Tenn. _ 8.00Varrengton, Va. 17.90V. Salem, N. C. 7.50

)ctober 15 with a final limitr and all points on either the

Tourist Tickets to manyain and Seashore Resorts.lway System Agent or ad.

COTNER, T. P. A.,Spartanburg, S. C.

MONEY TO 1\\^ SOLDIERS.

At first glance it could be seen thatit was not a common or garden va

ietyof automobile, for it was "cutlown," and had wire wheels with aspotless white body ajul an extra tireesting comfortably behind, but theiinish of the car was not its chief fame:o glory yesterday afternoon. Thecargo made it noteworthy. In a smallmachine the pay roll was taken toCamp Jackson yesterday, $*106,000 inflour sacks and money bays. One sackwas filled with currency, notes rangingfrom $20 to $1 and the others wereheavy with silver coins. Inquiry asto where it would be kept during thenight brought the information "Rightin the middle of 20 sentries with theguard house and reinforcements justacross the street."

Saves Doctor's Billsinstead of calomel nnd other violent purga>

tiveH. which are dangerous as well as nauseating,it is better to use a reliable medicine like

Granger Liver RegulatorUnder date of

">l Oct. 27.1016. J. W.

' jw?been u."ing GrangerJiBSlPOIgS Liver liegulator ini 'ino* Pa . my family for yearsPjalnJl, [So 1. nn<* 'in<* it to bo aE?»X,« IP9H11 i",TVr~tro® fino family remedy[MaliK ;,V'' k/TO, which haa savedf2JL_ [IN TtCmArMi numerous d.vb>r'ni'5^2?*5 PKal vl »5ttf I bills. I always keepESSS*?* fHUB it in my house andjS***,*? |K3 n"^"irmd would not be withRs5? ui V#**,Rlu.vr1 out it."(SSl*.*1 5S J Sold by drug'jSaj | gists, 25c* box.

. Kefuse all substi>

Grangar Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tana

All life is a matter of bossinjr;bossed.

MONEY TO LENDon

FARM LANDS$300 lo $10,00C--* .veniy years time.

SeeJNO. K. HAM HI.IN

LawyerOffice -nd door Easl of Postoffice.

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Pleasing OthersIs more than sentimentit's almost an]obligation.Your family and friendswant vonr nhot.ntfranh

Make theAppointmentTODAY

OLIVER'S STUDIOOpposite W. B. Terrell Company

Main Street, Union, S. C.