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XI To stii
XX stock to st
wt $6.00 and $8.0
V V We are offering on
gray/mouse and b
gi?ue nana made
y Al! sizes, your choi(
I Red Goose
& We are discor
e close them out in tl
fr are both well knov
# One lot of
T <?9 PJA Value.
m Win giv
T Ladies'
? Ladies' Dresses . . .
? Ladies' Coat Suits ,
Children's Coats . .
But a bona
fj . smash and i
J SH
m=m*- L | ae =*mg
j PERFECT fit makes your J
seme of style adds so nusd
wear QUEEN QUALITY
| you dtp them on you are aws
i in by the makers and assure*
eft every pair. Look for this
BSudser Oxford of
\ Zanzibar Brown Calf
-^Tailored." describes it?trig,
ttim and youthful, snugly fitting,
built for walking. Styled
in fashionable brown calfskin
and made with welt sole and
low rubber heel. A smart* yet
/ comfortable* style.
See oar windows for
and Strap Pomps. . .
I J. COHEN
| "The House o
.1JJ?llLi ' >\ , UJL +
Angora ia. a city a thousand or
' more years old. It occupies the site
of Greek and Roman towns, whose
ruin* are met on all sides. The municipal
bath which is still in use was
Built by the anoiept Romans.
'; ..t.'r-s '>0" "i. in
Bquirrelp.are <*>ueMfered a Are n ?n*ce
in some cms* and ato <bei?i* kil'e l
i hct Place their neeta in /emote parte
. hbSdhfgtdwB thi Bdsta ar* **ade bf
?>SinateHhhi^ tM* <*** 'a k?w klhdtlni
powt.
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nalate business in a back
tart the people to baying
IOE PRICES SUFFER
0 high heel Ladies' Shoes. See c
te lot of high heel Ladies' Shoei
lack kid or patent leather. Th?
shoes that we will close out.
:e on^y, pair
and Lifeline Children's S
ting For Half Price.
itinuing these two lines and ai
lie next few days. You better h
rn, solid leather shoes.
! Women's Plain Toe Work Shot
They are all solid leather, and
e excellent service, to close ou1
and Children's Ready to Wear
. . : . $9.98, $12.98, $16.98
. ? . ,
$12.98, $14.98, $17.98
$2.98, $4.9!
THI!
fide catling and smashing
slaughter the prices until I
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M "Fit Where
Others Fail"
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iw* w wuMvftMwi^i ?nu your
I to your pleasure, When you
famous shoes 1 Amd when
ire of that barefoot ease buHt
I by the trade mark stamped
always for lasting satisfaction.
the new Sjwrt Oxfords
. . . $4.50 and $5.00
COMPANY
f Satisfaction"
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Dr. Adolf Lorens, the famous orthopedic
surgeon, has returned to
this country to continue Ms charity
work atnoigr cripples and to introduce
a now bloodless operation claimed
to relievo' the sufferings of hither
to hope)ee* cases.
China's cotton holt is vary wide,
extending from 18 degrees to 48
degrees north latitude. , Htik boll*
worm and the club-leaf ftisdoss are
the principal enemies of- cotton in
China. -lV. 5
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ward season that has been
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the goods they will posith
One lot |Of Child
sold from Sfi
lur window. r
9 in brown. Outing, per yard
?y are high
$1.98 Cretonnes, per ya
1 Curtain Scrim, p?
hoes ~
Cotton Flannel, p
; 4? Straw and Feixth
*e going to
urry, these
Flannelette, per ;
? ,
^-| -| q All Wool Flannel,
Apron Gingham,
and $22?8 Dress Gingham, j
and $22.98 Cotton Poplin, pei
\ and $6.98 Silk Poplin, per yi
? IS NT4
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oi prices on several-lines a
1 -
ftey are completely dosedtO'S,
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Pioneer in Grape
Industry Passes
Tryon, N. C., Nov. 14.?Tryon wad a
shocked early today to learn of thJ t
death of William Talbot Lindsey, onflf fi
of the best known and moat esteemed t
citizens of this locality and a pioneer t
in the grape industry, which occurred tl
at an^early hour this morning at the[ I
.Tohns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore. ^
following an operation on the brain
\.h ch was performed last Friday. !
The funeral services will be held at j
Frankfort, Kentucky, Mr. Lindsejfs
old home. He is survived by his wife
and two children, Edwin Lindscy, professor
of English at the University
of North Carolina and Miss Mary *'
Lindscy of Tryon. ^
Mr. Lindscy had been in poor
health for some time and went north (]
for treatment only a short time ago.
The operation, according to information
received here, was of a preventative
type and was not considered dangerous
to any great degree. ^
Thirty years ago, Mr. Lindsay came .
to Tryon on a litter, suffering from
tuberculosis and in a critical condition.
Slowly he recovered his health
and became interested in climatic connil
ions about Tryon and more especially
In the Thermal belt. He interested
the United States government
tn the thermal belt and was instrumental
in having federal agencies |
make a study of this unusual phenoite-- **
enon, the result of which was never
made kMrtra because am unfortunate
fire destroyed the government records,
fhe work is to be done over.
Many years ag?r Mr. Lindscy purchased
what was then known aa the
Or. Mills place, a Urge expanse of
land on the south arid east side* of
Buck and Warrior mountains which
surround Tryon on the northwest.
Here Mr. JJndsey began his study
of the grape industry and the ther
ami belt. TWu vineyards wore as*
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SOLVE
YOUR
PROBLEMS
With an Evarsharp? ;
always sharp, never j
sharpened. <
Just received t M1
assortment. > i
See Our Window.
UNION DRUGSTORE
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too warm, Shapiro is offe
rely need when the first
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ren's and Ladies' Rain Coats w
1 to $12, to close out . .$1.98, $
.. .. . .10c, 12
-- ird
it yard .. .. I.
?r yara
or Ticking, per yard
yard '
, white and red, per yard 35c, 50
per yard 1
>tr yard . . 12c, 15<
r yard ..
ard
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3GRE
nd lots of goods and a fe>
oat. They are what are I
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For Salt
On Friday, November 17th, at 11
* m., i will sell at the old home j
lace to the highest bidder the follow- i
og personal property: Mulea, horses,
attle, one 2-horse wagon, corn and |
odder and. all farming implements of i
he estate of R. J. Little, deceased. i
586-Stpd J. M. Little. I J
TRESPASS NOTICE
All parties are hereby j
orbiddentohanhfishor j
itherwise trespass on!
ur lands. |j
B. F. Kennedy,
L. M. Jordan.
534-4t
ALL KINDS OF
CEMETERY WORK I
Union Marbl* A branito Co.
Main St. Union, S. C.
Nunn A Bush Shoos
For Man.
AUSTELL'S SHOE STORE
For Bettor Shoes !
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,, |H W. EDGAR
Undertaking Parlor*
. Cnllo answered day and ainfct
v Prompt Mi WlWisat Sanka
.Day PWaa llMngM Him til
U l '?M II -J
eablished on the mountain side in?4iich
the most pertftet fruit wu
Drought to maturity. Be became a
ifcmear and an authorMpon an indue,
try which has meant much to Trytm
n recent years.
Mr. tin tidy was a public spirited
nan.1 die teak a keen doterest hi. the
Afaira of. the community and war allays
witting to give hU time er his
rns "?br the upbuilding of Trpon.
tlrtKMl for the future of Ptotk
?oujity and i v personal and public
JU * *
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Mundiag countty > moat distinctive
tod cotOtWWHt worKla
TP*MHr.Uhsdfey kmame t di*?ha
Bank of
faroa. Ha kaalutd a fart in practi- I
*Ily every taaaeam* for tha improvement
and haHaiiafrnfrof the city.
Ha was Maatiftad wfch tha Episcopal I
ifcorch, of whfch 1? W*? treasurer
sad vestry awn for 89 yean. Ha
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MAP
IES '
ring to the people of Uni
cold weather comes, whi<
'hich formerly Fancy Suitin
1.98 and $3.98
??.?-. Serge, all wo
c, 18c and 19c
Infant Undei
. .15c and 19c
Children's U
..10c and 15c
Men's Union
.'.15c and 19c
Ladies' Vestt
. .19c and 35c
Extra heavy
. .15c and 19c
Ladies' Unioi
Cf 69c and 75c .
Men's heavy
l2Vac and ISc children's E.
20c and 22c Ladies' Hose,
. .25c and 29c Men's Hose,
.\39c and 79c Ladies and ft
EATS.
y odds and ends and brok
left of the bankrupt stock
Uni<
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I FIVE HUNI)REI
! WE CAN TAKi
SEASON. WE
I NOVEMBER IS
| FARMERS.
1THE UNION
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served as senior warden for the past
two /wars. In fcisrpersonal life he was
bright, cheerful, genial and his
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on reductions throughou
ch is sure to come soon.
gs, per yard
ol, all shades, per yard
rshirts, each
nion Suits, each
Sllifa an nU
*y M y ??VII ? . . . . ,
s and Pants, each
Fleece lined Ladies' Vests and
n Suits, each
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, ea
Z. Union Suits, each
, per pair 10c, 19c, '
per pair 10c,
[en's Handkerchiefs, each ....
ALE
en lots that we positively
purchase we made some
on, S
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d acres planted t(
e care of that ac
will be ready on
;th to sign up coni
CANNING & PRC
?WIS M. RICE, Preside!!
friends, they were :?s numerous as his
acquaintances.
' 111 111 " ' " I ? III ' I .
m
it his entire II
19c and 29c OO
. . 19c. 49c and 96c VJ
. 49c, 79c and 98c
. . . 98c and $1.39
49c JY
Pants, each . ,79c
ch 59c
98c
19c, 69c and $1.48 AX
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, 19c, 29c and 49c ???:?
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. .5c, 10c and 25c
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will slash,
i time ago. YT
If
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2o? |
) tomatoes. i
:reage next
and AFTER |
rRACTS with
iducis co.
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The Yukon river has 26 outlets each
more than 200 yards wide, besides
pumerous smaller channels..
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