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I SPECIAL 19 t ' II <1 II " " II J | Those running s f Farmers runnin; J will make it woi | to get our pric 2 going to reduce | will make you a $ anything you \ \ \ selling good So J | 25c. Big size pi JI ing Powder, 3 i " j I lasses, 10 gallon: i * per gallon, j} Don't forget 1 {} Cypher's Incub J | kinds of supplie: S Come see our lie 2 We want you 2 will treat you rij 1 Dicker! Gn 2 J. R. DICKERT, S Pres. & Treas. ?? mm Mmpmm?m?mmmm?mmmmmmmmm?mmmm 1' T H E S T A 4 ? 4 i We present here a facsimille i! ED. V. PRICE i MERCHANT Jj wholesale J 320-322 SO. FRAK 1 "telephones: 5? ""z,fi,::;iS5,v.r |' CHICAG 4" Humphries-Perrin Co. 4" Union, S. ( 4 Gentlemen! ?? Following the cue ?? for many years, we w: tomers, as well as o\ Sany coats made by us season in which the J # held their shape or 1 ? satisfactory wear, to put in a new from not be done, make a i "51 reline the garment fi J' We are Yours very J i ET-MF. g ^' TIRED RUH-DOWR PEOPLE A North Carolina Man Suggests ri 4 Remedy t< Greensboro, N. C.?"For a Ions time I was so run down and deblll- t fated that I could hardly drag around. 1 My appetite was poor and I could not a sleep nights'. ! had tried different so- n called tonics without benefit. I was 1 ? advised to try your ood liver and j, Iron tonic. Vlnol, and 1 am so glad I . did, for It gave me a hearty appetite, I soon commenced to sleep soundly, and I feel strong, well and more active than I have for years. Every runham m 4aVI1U.?aJ * ?? wwu vi wkiiiiMivvu yoioua vuuaiQ gust {five Vlnol a trial." K. Allabiook. What Vlnol did for Mr. Allsbrook It will do for every weak, run-down or debilitated person In this vicinity. To fchow our faith wa will furnish the * medicine free If It does not do as we; S Malm. Gome In and get a bottle on I these terms. N / \ THh RICE DRUQ CO. ; Mr. and Mrs. Pamuel E. Boney, ( of Charleston, announce the birth of a son, Wilfred Bellinger, Feb. 11.} SALE! I imall stores or | g their Hands | rth their while I es as we are g our stock and {\ good price on ^ vunt. We are X ap 8 bars for x , ickage WashEor 25c. Mo- \l s or more, 30c \ \ it it that we handle * j ators and all ; i for poultry. | ie* s? tr trade and we t 2fht. s mm <> " DceryCo.il R. H. HARRIS, Manager. S I AAA ?Aa aA* ?AA AAA AAA ?AA UM^BMaaaaaMiM i?i liiliiiMiwm "P 'f* G SHOPlI ? f of a letter received from 1$ k COMPANY !| TAILORS 11 : ONLY . IKLIN STREET i| H>, Feb- 8th,'1912 J| 1 Jar., ? ?J torn pursued by us ?& Lsh our old ous- J ir new, to return } during the past fronts have not the linings given We will be pleased ? b, or if this can- ?! new coat and also *3 ree of charge. ' truly, || K tyrice & (So. || Educational Rally. , The County Board of Education equest the presence of every white pacher in Union county, also every rustee in said county, to meet at In ion on Saturday, < M^arch 2nd, at 1 o'clock a. m., in the High Schorl ' uditorium. Prof. W. K.Tate will 1 nake the address, after which the 'eachers' Association will reorgan- < Be. We trnst that no teacher or 1 rustee will be aheent. ( T. H. Gore, Chm'n 1 Board of Education. Feb. 8, 1912. ^ m ? ] Pancakes and Syrup. i The Ladies of the Nativilw Mis ion will serve pancakes and syrup, , throve Tuesday, Feb. 20, at the faile Shoe Company. This has ?een a custom of the Nativity Mision for years and everybody looks orward to it. The pancakes are always hot and lelieioua. Try some of them Tuesday and ee if it is not tro*. ' < Local News Items. Mr. Frank Wix, of jDelta, was in Union Tuesday. Mr, W. H. Page, of Joneeville, was in Union Tuesday. Mr. J. T. B. Vaughan, of Santuc, was in ynion Saturday. . Mrs. H. A. Gault, of Kelton, was visiting in Union last week. Minn Jrwin TTnoKoa in virtiiin? ml. ativee in Laurens this week. Mr. L. E. Garner, of Kelton, was in Union Taesday on business. Miss Natalie Bettis, of Trenton, is the guSstof Miss Louisa Duncan. Dr. Wm. A. Smith, of Glendale, was in Union Tuesday on business. Miss Lilian Murrah, of Anderson, is visiting at the home of Mr. T. A. Murrah. Mr. Lewis W. Parker, of Greenville, was in Union last week on business. Mr. Harold Gage, of Clemson College, spent several days in Union lost week. Miss Blanche I>ake, who has been ill for more than a month, is slowly improving. Rev. L. A. CYmnnr wn? t.li? onuot at the home of Mrs John A. Fant while in the city. Mrs. F. M. Mixson, of Columbia, is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mixson. Mr. T. M. Marchant was the guest of Mr. Emslie Nicholson foi Beveral days this woek. Mr. Jason Ringer, of Pomaria, ie visiting at the home of Mr. G. B. Sligh, on Church street. Mr. J. J. Garner, of Kelton, who is this week serving as a juror, paid us a pleasant visit Monday. Miss Mattie Williams is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. H. Williams, in the Cedar Hill community. Mien Mabel Goudelock spent the week-end at Mt. Tabor with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moor head. Prof. J. R. Hamilton, principal of the High School, spent the weekend with relatives in Chester. Mr. W. W. Finley, who moved to Cowpens several months ago, will, in a few weeks, return to Union. Mr. Kemper Morgan, of Flat Rock, N. C., spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Ida Morgan. Mrs. W. A. Ray, of Woodruff, has been on a visit to her brother, Mr. San ford Wiiburn, of Cedftj Hill. Miss Annie Conway Webber, ol Jackson, Tennessee, is the horn* Pfueat of Misses Hunter and Myra Young. Mr. Herndon Thomson, student at the South Carolina Military Academy, was in Union for a few days lost week. Mrs. Amanda Ray, of Woodruff, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Atkinson, and her brother, Mr. Sanford Wilburn. Mr. Norman Gregory, who has a position in Columbia, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Gregory. Mr. Hamilton Munro, who lias made his home in Pennsylvania for the past year, arrived in Union Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. J. R. Watkins, of the Cross Keys section, is one of the lurors this week, and while here paid us a pleasant visit Monday. Mrs. Dan Smith. Master Lindsay Smith and Mrs. O. F. Miller spoilt the week-end at Greere, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lane. Miss Edna Tinsley joined Mrs. S. W. Pryor and Misses Annie Mae and Madeline Pryor, of Chester, for a visit to points of interest in Florid. Miss Louisa Duncan, who has been on an extended visit to her aunt, Mrs. M.' W. Coleman, of Atlanta, Ga., has returned to her home here. Mr. Guy H. Wilhurn, buyer for Wilhurn Bros.' department store, will leave next week for the Northern markets to purchase the spring and summer stock. ' Mrs. W. H. Sartor will entertain at a Valentine party Friday after* noon in compliment to Miss Annie Cohtoay Webber, of Jackson,Teen., the attractive house guest of Misses Hunter and Myra Young. Mr. J. A. Petty will move in a few days from Buffalo to Union and will work with the Virginia Life Insurance Co. Mr. Petty will move into the house vacated by Mr. J. W. A. Humphries*, who will move to UafTney. Infant Found Dead in Bed. . The 3-months-old infant of Mr. R. M Crocker, of Lock hart, wat found dead in bed on Monday morning. The physician called in gave the opinion that the ohild was accidentally am other ed. HAVE YOU SEEN ITA> . If Not, You Shoud Go to the Opera House and See Her?Don't Ask Anybody, Ask Ita. Have you Been "Ita" at the opera house this week? If not, go and see tbe Wonderful feats she can per-, i form. She is a wonder, to be sure. As a mentalist, she tops any that have ever been in these parts. If yoo want to know anything about the past, present or future, ask her. i Don't take somebody's word for the uiy?ieriou8 tmngs sne can do, go ( and see for yourself. There is also a first class vaudeville act and motion pictures every night. Dr. Hickson Locates in Gaffney. Dr. F. C. Hickson, a former resident of this qity, has decided to locate in Gaffney and practice his profession, osteopathy. Dr. Hickson was graduated in January from the American School of Osteopathy at Kirksvillr, Mo. He has made an exhaustive study of this profession and there is no doubt but that he will make a success of his profession in Friday. He has secured offices in the Na, tional Bank building and will open , up for practice in a few days. Dr. Hickson has. many friends in this city and county who will be glad to welcome him back to city.? liaBney l^edger. , Laundry Running Full Tune. The Union Steam Laundry is now running-full' time 'with a force of 1 something like fifteen hands. The work started up Wednesday of last , week. This laundry is equipped i with the latest machinery, and 1 everything is new. The laundry is located next door to the post office and occupies a new building. Messrs, Howser and Allen ' are the proprietors and the latter iB manager of the oonoern. Mr. > Diltz, an expert laundryman vfrora i Spartanburg, will be in charge of i the work. 1 Interesting Announcement. Mrs. J. Hay Fant entertained at t a Valentine party on Tuesday evening at which the engagement of her sister, Miss Nettie McCall, of Quitman, Ga., and Dr. William H. I Perrin, of Union, was announced. The m&rrijurn fn nnlnhrateH in tho early-summer. , , Mi88 McCall is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. McCall and is * a charming and accomplished young ' woman. Dr. Perrin is a member of the . firm of Humphries Perrin Co., and > son of Capt. and Mrs. George C. Perrin. He counts his friends by the score and many are the cordial ' good wishes aud congratulated extended. Graduates from Lander. Miss Marie Littlejohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. it. Littlejohn, of Jonesville, is one of the three young ladies to graduate from Lander College, Greenwood, on Feb. 22. Miss LiUlejohn is a young woman of exceptional ability and of great personal attractiveness. Her many friends unite in wishing her great happiness in the success and accomplishments she has attained in her studies, and they hope life has in store for her great happiness and great usefulness. To Lecture at Monarch. Rev. B. L? Hoke, of Bkckshurg, will lecture at Monarch in Bethel Methodist church on Wednesday night, Feb. 21st. The kctpre will l?e in the interest of the Junior Order and all members of the order and the public generally are invited to attend. Bouquet of Orange Blossoms. Mr. A. W. T. Rav nscroft brought a bunch of orange blossoms to The Ti mes office last week. Mr. Ravenscroft's son seut him a box of the fragrant flowers from Florida and he very generously shared them with his friends. ANTI-RACING BILL FINALLY PASSES The house concurred in the senate's amendments to the OshorneBrekmann anti-racing bill last night. One of the amendments abolishes the injunction feature in the original bill while the other provides that it shall not become effective until July 1, 1912. On the motion of Mr. Erckrnann the house accepted both ain?ndI rriMnta flnd tht< lull tvtivt nr/lururl un. rolled and will be transmitted to the * governor. The anti-racing bill panged third i reading yesterday morning in the senate and wan sent to the houee in > the amended form in which it was ordered enrolled last night.?The State. H j I EQUIPMENT / The man or woman ^ whether depositing mone> account, appreciates pror prompt service, a bank mi | ment. It is because of its efficient service that this growth in the number of i Your account is invite 4 PER CENT. INTERES1 EMSUE NICHOLSON. GEO. G President Vice-Pre s Special Advertisements WE ARE OFFERING very many at- i tractive lenten good things to eat. Choicest Mackerel 10c, 15c and. 20c each and special by the Kit; White Fish by the Pound or Kit; Herring Roe in Tine, 10c and 16c; Choicest Salmon Steaks and Pink Alaska Salmons. Sardines, all sort and sizes; Crab Meat, Lobster, Shrimps, Imported Mush Rooms, Pettipois Peas, Jellies, Preserves, Macaronies, Olives, Olive Oils, Peanuts, Salad Dressings and r..x>res of good things that we haven't space to mention. The Union Grocery Company. ] TAKES the pimples off the face, purifies the blood and tones up the system and Hniet'fl Pink Rlood Purifier l? crnaran- ' teed at The Palmetto Drug Oo. I WILL give a first-clam barbecue at Joneeville, 8. C., on the day of the Union County campaign, ltpd J. O. Gault. PURE BRED EGGS from blue ribbon stock, Rhode Island Reds, I. R. Ducks and Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Am now ready to take orders. C. H. Rice, Sedalia. 8. C. FINE Chicken, Duck and Geese Eggs for sale about a dozen varieties. See photos of Poultry from "All-White" yards at the store; also Cabbage Plants. 8. M. Rice, E. U. WANTED?Applications for the position of Health Inspector to fill the position made vacant.by the resignation of R. N. 8 pro use. 8. G. 8arratt, It Chairman Board of Health. LOST One black, whitefoo'ed Berkshire sow, missed last Thursday. Weighs about 175 lbs. Willing to pay finder for trouble. J. R. Charles. ltpd EVERYDAY Pansy Flour goes intoaome new home and it goes there because some good housekeeper is so delighted witn tne Never failing Uoodness ot Pansy that she tells her neighbor and when her neighbor tries Pansy it means a new customer and one that you will find it mighty hard to change it matters not what price or inducement you may offer for the reason that there is no better Flour and the price is very reasonable considering the quality. Call to-day. The Union Grocery Co. 8TOP that Cough by taking the harmless Cough Syrup. fluid's Cough Syrup is guaranteed by The Palmetto Drug Co. DON'T forget to include a. Dozen Red Pine Corn in your next order of Groceries. It will surprise you how good and article we will seil you in this Corn for $1.15 per dozen. It never comes in amiss; you can serve it at almost any meal and there are so many ways to serve it that it makes one of the best and cheapest staple foods See us for tine Toinat'?es, Big Hominy, Sauer Kraut, Spinach, Beets, Asparagus a.id Asparagus Tips. It it is good to eat get it at The Union Grocery Co CANDY that is always fresh, we have Wiley's or Conidas. You want no better at The Palmetto Druir Co. HARROWS?Disc and Peg Harrows. You cannot farm successfully without them. See The Peoples Supply Co. . 6-2t WE ARE SERVING our Customers every day with Choicest Hard Head Cabbage, Genuine Canadian Ruta Baga Turnips, Choicest Irish Potatoes, Fresh Florida Beans, Fresh Florida Tomatoes, Squash, Egg Plants, Fresh California Celery, Fine Cape Cod Crantierries, California White Beans, California Pink Beans, California Lima Beans. California Yellow Eyed Beans, Michigan Hand Picked Beans, White Peas and Cow Peas. In fact if it is good to eat 1 you will make a mistake to go elsewhere to find it. The Union Grocery Company. MONEY, time and the best of drugs is always obtained when you bny drugs ' at The Palmetto Drug Co. 8EED Potatoes are scarce and h'gh. Every indication is that they will l>e harder to get and cost more money We have sold quite a lot of our first ear and today we are selling F O. B., Union, 8. C., for the same or less prices man oroKcrs are otterrtig* to lis K. (). I B Shipping Points. We have a car of very fine Red Bliss to move at once, jn-e tut and get the best Heed of all kinds. If we haven't got what you want, you can rest assured that it is not on the market. The Union Urocery Company. BIBLES and Testaments for sale. Union 1 Times. tf IICHOLSON1 BANK AND RUST COMPANY UNION. S C 1 kND service I who patronizes a bank, r in a savings or checking apt service. To ronder ist have complete equip- * modern equipment and i bank enjoys a steady ts patrons. ; id?checking or savings. T PAID ON SAVINGS. LPERRW, M. A. MOORE I . A CasMer Asst Cashier ji I (j^* ER 200,000 White and H?h1 Oak Boards at half cost of other roofs, addroe J. J. Littlejohn, 6-4t Jonesville, S. C. WE WILL UNIXMl) this week another car of our high-grade New Orleans Molasses in five gallon Kegs. If you want something that is good a very reasonable price don't fail to get yon a Keg. We still have a few 10 gallon Jacket TinR of that Pure Georgia Cane. If you want one you had better see us at once Portricos, Muscavadoe, New Orleans and Georgia Cane in Bulk by the Gallon as wanted. If it is good to eat you will find it at the Old Reliable. The lJnion Grocery Co.. PLOW STOCK8, plows, single trees, backhands. The Peoples Supply Co. 6-2t DOLE COTTON PLANTERS?Wo have been able to supply the demand. If you want one see us at once. 6-2t The Peoples Supply Co. FOR SALE?Six donkeys, three of the larger breed and three of the smaller breed. Call on or write C. H. Rice, ' 6 2tpd Hed&lia, S. 0. WE INVITE yon to test our offerings of Imported Sardines. We believe our selections are the best values that you could possibly find. We hf^Ve Choice Imported Fish, in Pure Olive OU and in various Sizes and Shapes, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c per Tin, and each one as great a bargain as yon ever bought in a genuine Sardine. See us for imported and domestic delicucies. We have something to suit you if you will give us the chance. The Union Grocery Co. FINE LAND FOR SALE ? I offer for sale at a reasonable price, my lot on Main street between the residence ol J A. Sawyer and the Jacob Rice home Sace. Terms of Sale: Cash. For irther information See The Union Times. T. M. Marchant. 2?tf WHY not give ns a standing order for Washington Bread. When you want the best you send for it any how and if you wdl let us know that you want ho many loaves each week, we will always try to have it ready, fresh and satisfying. It costs more because it is worth more but those who use it say it is the cheapest in the long run. No waste even the crumbs are good. Let nshear from you often. The Union lirocery Company. FOR RENT OR SALE?Nice four-room house, located on Pine St., Union, S. O. Corner lot fronting N4 feet, with depth of 150 feet, good neighborhood and fine well of water. Being the same house and lot owned by A. T. Willis. Parties interested see S. K. Barron, 3-tf Attorney-at-Law. PURE Apple Jelly at ten cents per Glass is cheaper than you can make it at home not counting y<%r labor or the Glasses which ar?* alwaytt useful. We are selling an article that is iroaranteed under the pure food laws for ten rents K?r Glass; also I'ure Hutrar and Fruit, reserves in Crocks; all the best Fruits, Peach, Damson, Pineapples, Raspberry, Strawberry, etc. If it is Rood to eat, you are mighty apt to find it at our store. The Union Grocery Co. W A ^ TED?To sell cheap, about half price a Scholarship in the Charlotte Auto School. Address or apply t? "J" care The Times. WANTED?Men and boys to take a thirty days . practical course in our Machine Shops, to learn Automobile business and accept good positions, three hundred Graduates placed in positions in the last twelve montlui, Charlotte Auto School. Charlotte, N. C. ' FOR 8ALE?Some city and country property, on easy terms, call on, 1 J. M. Greer. BARBECUE?We will give a first-cJass' Barbecue at Cross Keen nn "* -?- ?J " the County Campaign thin summer. J. R. Whitmire, 6-4tpd W. C. Wilburn. TISSUE PAPER in assorted colors at Tlie Times. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that L. G. Young, Macbeth Young and Susan Jane Weber, Administrators C. T. A., of tlie Estate of John L Young, deceased, have applied to W. W. Johnson, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union for a final discharge aa such Administrators C. T. A. It is ordered, That the 18th day of March A. D. 1912, be fixed for liearing '? of Petition, and a final settlement of said ; Estate. W. W Johnson. Jmlire of Probate for Union Coontr. In The Union Times.?7-4i. *