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RIALTO TODAY JACK HOXIE ?IN? "THE DOUBLE 0" A big clean story of the West ALSO 0 CHARLES HUTCHISON IN "GO GET 'EM HUTCH' ADDEI) "THE LION A rn T rv rritn AINU 1 tifc MUU5C. An Aesop Film Fable I'T .vJRllli!1 l!l!!llii;!ii:illil!lillllllllllll!ll Vacatk Dont horro a r/te your so Carry your < I Water I (Ide | Founta IT ?T w r\ 11 *V w U IN 1 U N U t Phone 116 and ' BUSINI You An' we not correct in Hume is at once our l?iu;n not, then, put the home 01 Ami the foundation th inn' Account! For a hai serves. And it shields th and trials that follow upo matters. "Lar'/e Knou<;h to Serve Any CITI/ NATIONA TTTI Tffiiaaaa?aaaaM?B?afci | Cool Sunirr Suits.. I JUST RECEIVED I GENUINE PALM Bl I BROWN AND F. VALUES $15.00? I $12.50. CALL NE MILLAN BARBER PORARY HEADQl MULLINAX CLOTHI The New W< Notice A stated convocation of Poinsett A Chapter, No. 1G, R. A. M., will bo held in the Masonic ff^TTx^/ '1'eniple Friday, June 16th, wll ut ^ o'clock p. m. All 'h.'jjf duly and qualified Companions are invited. By order of Geo. T. Keller, Win. C. l^ike, H. P. Secretary. 140G-2t BETTER NOT FORGET ; Or neglect paying your city taxes and licenses by Friday evening, June 23rd, as a penalty of 20 per cent will be , added, beginning with Saturday | morning, June 21. L?y orders of city council. It will be well for you to listen to me. I ti?7-'U. City Clerk and Treas. > ! The island of Java, so famous for its coffee, also produces about onetenth of the world's supply of sugar. For more than two months the organized timber workers in southern Oregon and northern California have been oil strike for the X-hotir d:iv I J" 3nists!!|l| tt) (i pen to JfB J vn/uerletters jffl pi mans |J| J in Pen /If I flililM \ U G STORE 'Look for the Boy." lSS in r HOME the view that the American est anil best business? Why II a business-like basis? ereof is a Household Bankuk account protects while it e home from all th dangers n slip-shod methods in money Strong Enough to Protect All" E BANE mummmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmm ier A SHIPMENT OF EACH SUITS-GRAYS, ANCIES. REGULAR j OUR CASH PRICE :XT DOOR TO McSHOP, OUR TEMIARTERS. I -FAUCETT ING CO. iy Cash Store 1 Silver Jubilee Anniversary Cleveland, Ohio, June 14.?The 25th annual convention and exposition?the silver jubilee anniversary -of the 1 American Mining Congress will be 1 held in Cleveland's new public hull. ] October 9 to 14, incusive. The convention, C. E. Porter, man- ! ager of the convention, said, will bring approximately 3,500 delegates from all parts of the United States as well as Canada, Mexico and Alaskk. Dele- 1 gtions from all important meta and coal mining districts are planning to attend, he said. Last year at Chi.ago 39 states were represented among the delegates and 25 official state delegations were appointed by governors of states to attend. < A large portion of the exposition will be devoted to public exhibits. The government will be represented with exhibits from the U. S. Bureau of Mines, the U. S. Geological Survey and the Department of Agriculture. California, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming; and Arizona have arranged for dis- , plays, Mexico, Cuba, British Col.nubia and South America will be ionresented. The Colorado exhibit will cous'sf largely of radium orand will feat.m radio activities. Alaska will have an extensive <1 splay of its mineral resources. A display of complete working models of mechanics methods uscdd ii preparing anthracite coal and a new process for dry cleaning bitummou. coal will be a feature. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR RENT OR SALE?Nicely ar ranged four-'.oom house within 100 yards Dr. Sarratt's house on Southern railroad. See Foster Howell 1407-21 HAVE YOUR LOT in Rosemont cemetery cleaned off by experienced help, men who will take care of the monuments and the shrubbery. See or phone us. The Union Marble & Granite Co., Phono 155. 1407-3i i ts?$30.00 weekly soiling hos- | iery guaranteed wear four month:or replaced free. Salary or 110 per cent commission. Free samples to workers. Manag"r Dept. K, 485. Darby, Pa. ltpd PIC1S FOR SALE?Registered Duroc pigs sired by Junior Fancy Orio.' owned by Sardis Farm, and tin dam of pigs is "Satisfaction Beli' that Haynes Harris paid Snubs Farm $555.00 two years ago. Pigs are 10 weeks old and weigh 50 lbs. See me quick. C. K. Hughes, ltpd BASEBALL?Wednesday, June 21si, Union vs. Bloomer Girls, City Park Game called 5 p. m. sharp. 6-16-19-20-pd FREE 1 Beginning today we with each loaf of "Hon it at your grocer's or at following conditions, vi FREE TICKET?R1 Union, Sout This ticket is good f "RIALTO THEATRE" from ; elusive) provided you are oni admission at 2:00 P. M. and i possible vnlne of ? rAonilm I positive value of 5c. ! i If after the first 25 have and 8:00 P. M., you will pr < llice it will be redeemed at Without This Ticket, Regular Price Come Early?Get in Free. Union 1 M. M. DIXOl FO jj AUTHORIZED SEI Come to us for Genuine Mechanics, Genuine Service, Hassler Shock Absorbers. Our Ford Mechanics ha^ experience. We are here to serve you well. BATTERY SERV PEOPLES T. R. SIMS?NED ARTHUR Gadberry Streel (Harres Motor Cc I _ 1??n Attention! ' Capt. Harry C. Luck, executive officer, 327 Inf., will be in Union at s:45 p. m. Friday, June 16th, for the purpose of having a "get together" meeting of the officers of Co. B, 327th Inf., and any other Reserve officers or former officers of thy army who can be persuaded to come to the meeting to take up matters pertaining to the Officers Reserve Corps. This meeting will be held in the Armory of Co. "E" over the Coca-I Cola Bottling copipany plant on Gad-! berry street. It is particularly requested that every officer in the Reserves or former army officer be present at this meeting. 1406-2t Notice All persons indebted to the Blue Cross Electric Co. will please make settlement with the undersigned. No other person is authorized to collect. W. S. Nichoson, 1407-tf. Pres. and Treas. On Your Vacation AWAY FROM HOME IN A STRANGE TOWN You don't have .to ask, "Which is the best Drug Store?" You can always depend on 7Store Wherever you find it, the Rexall Store must live up to the same high standard of drug store goods and service that has made it the symbol of reliability and fair dealing. Ten thousand progressive druggists in the English speaking world are united into a single service-giving institution, each striving to live up to our motto? "The Rexall Store must be the best drug store everywhere." STORM'S Drug Store The REXALL Store OF UNION flCKET are wrapping a ticket le Made" bread. Buy : the bakery, under the iz: ; IALTO THEATRE h Carolina or one admission to the June 19th to July 1st (inb of the first 25 to apply for 8:00 P. M. This ticket has r price ticket if used and a been admitted free at 2:00 esent this ticket at the bo\ 5c on any price ticket. You Must Pay The of Admission. Come Late and Save 5c. Bakery M, Proprietor. ???? RD RVICE STATION Ford Parts, Genuine Ford Goodyear and Fisk Tires, < < ye had from 5 to 12 years' serve you and will strive to 4 ICE STATION ] GARAGE i ?CLARENCE EDWARDS < t?Phone 289 t.'s Old Stand.) < , * A . I ! ? ? i I' in i. I' .IJHUL-'. Hot Weather Specials | X Ladies' Gauze Vests, each 10c Y 40-inch White Lawn, yard .15c X X 40-inch Colored Voiles, yard . . 15c % Organdies, yard 15c ^ X All finest Calicoes, yard 10c X ??> Good Straw Ticking, yard 5c X X Men's Hose, all colors, pair 5c X Polly Prim Gingham Aprons, each 50c Y ??* Bungalow Aprons, each 75c X ^ Men's Dress Shirts, each 50c Y X Men's Union Suits, each . . .49c X X Ladies' Hose, pair 5c J 40-inch Green Burlap, yard 25c X X Boys' Best Blue Overalls, pair 75c ? Men's Best Blue Overalls, pair $1.25 X Star Laundry Soap, cake 4c X Ivory Soap, cake .....: 8c j ? WHY PAY MORE ELSEWHERE? 4 Q | J. F. McLure Dry Goods Co. f ^4 A^4 4^4 J^4 ^4 i^A 1^11^4 1^1 i^d |A| I^IA^A A^A A^A a#A A^a A^A A^A ^#a A. -^tL.A^^. 4^ V^*#++?rWvVvVwvVwwwvV y V V V V | When the First of Month 1 1 Brings a Flood of Bills I Y a . X Resolve then to rid yourself of the high priced charge account sys- % j* tem of buying. Resolve then to begin to buy right-buying for cash, y !? That flood of bills means more than just the dollars involved. | ? That flood means a wrong system of doing business, a system that V ?f? loses too much and absorbs too much profit. A charge account as A ? a convenience isn't worth anywhere near what it costs. Don't you ? ! believe that? $ *% m * ? ?.? ? iheretore, we say, resolve NOW to begin buying right?buying % (or CASH. You buy one month free at this store. We mean by ? % that just what we say. One month out of the year your purchases $ here cost you nothing. Think what that means to vou?one WW ' * ^ X month's expenses covered without cost to you. X V Our prices average so much lower than credit stores are forced y X to charge for the same goods that your savings in a year's time, on X X your average purchases in our lines, will pay for a full month's X X buying. That's how these daily savings will pile up. Figure it out X x for yourself?then answer this question: X $ CAN YOU AFFORD TO PAY TOO MUCH ANOTHER DAY I Y i nwrrm y lwiiulu: a a We have the merchandise you want, the quality is there b fullest X X measure, the store is clean and this is a pleasant place to buy. Y ?!? Above all, you actually save money. So why hesitate longer to make 1> X this CASH STORE your buying headquarters? Y We are in temporary quarters next door to McMillian's Barber ? X Shop, where we are receivbg new goods every day. X *> Remember, we feature Curlee Guaranteed Clothes, and have > X already received a shipment and can show you the famous 612) t ? Blue Serge, that the Union Clothing Co., sold so many of-their last X price was $35.00. We are offering this suit at a cash price of ? $26.50. Everything we offer for sale will be sold absolutely for ? X cash and one price. This means we treat all alike and show no fa- ? X vorites. It will pay you to investigate this great cash buying prop- ? f osition. ' .,X v ' 1 Mullinax - Faucett f i I Clothing Co. | j The New Way Cash Store X ? " . . ? >i 1 isggggaeaeaa About one-fourth of the United In Bohemia the bridal wreath is us- China Buddhists call India the holy states is in forests unlly made of rosemary. J land. I . <\