Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< | Did Yov | Wai | TAL MAC X YES! EVERYONE DO. SONE FC The first shipment has and we refer you to those tl ty-five Dollars worth, what can get one the same way, : spent, and it need not be al when they amount to Twei ^ gei a iwenty-tive Dollar 1 X FREE. Without doubt th( " *- advertisement in the county ^ We have Three Hundre Two Dollars per bushel. ^ We have a good Coffee t< ^ trade getter where you buj ^ Coffee from 20 to 40 < market affords. A VV<e have the very best ? pound cans at two for 25c, X We sell as good a line X market affords and at as clc quality. If it is anything in the Ca We can please you if it is X We keep what the mark< X EVERYTHING WE J TALKIN | DickertC t W. T. POV A A A A A A A. . A A A A A A A ? < < j Greg< I Disco | For C Is a Remedy j may be reliet | the remedy i i the disease hi X fa ( If #J ^ iai ut juu ii fering from a it is worth yoi tigate this rei advice of a r and onlv unnn " r the remedy I dress all inqui 11/ M n i l\. III. U I Unioi ??? ? 5i- v v #?> i Say You I nted a f ^ ^ -K11NU : T1INE | ES, WHEN THEY CAN GET )R NOTHING. X arrived and has been given out hat received one for trading Twen- X they will take for theirs and you 4 free with every Twenty-five dollars Y I at once but save your tickets and ? ity-five Dollars bring them in and Talking Machine ABSOLUTELY 2 e biggest value ever offered as an d Bushels of PEAS to offer at 1 1 > offer at 20 cents per pound as a ^ f something else. We also have :ents per pound, as good as the X 1 tomatoes that we can get, three- T , full weight, no half packs. i * of salt meats and Hams as the J >se a price as any, considering the 2 J in Good line, we have it. X i Candy and Cakes you want. it affords in vegetables. X SELL COUNTS ON THE X 1 G MACHINE.^ X 1 irocery Co. | fELL, Manager. f , <,; ory's | very | dancer! for Cancer that i upon, provided ! s applied before is progressed too nd yourself suf malignant sore, 1 ur while to inves- | medy. Upon the | egular physician, i i such advice, will I >e applied. Ad iries to REGORyJ _ - - - , 4 n, S. C. I AAAAAAAA.AAAA A A A 7 'WVVf W?T w??f I ? ? 1 Local News Mr. O. T. Oallman of Spartanburg was In Union Saturday on business. Mrs. J. B. Chambers and children are visiting relatives at Langley. Miss Frances Alexander is visiting friends in Charleston this week. Miss Carrie Sams spent the weekend with relatives at Oaffney. Miss Julia Smith of Yorkville, is visiting relatives in Union. Miss lone Ray is the guest of relatives In the city. hiitj. j. v/. owygeri returned to her home at Peake, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hope. Mrs. J. G. Going and little daughter, Cleo, have returned from a visit to relatives at Santuc. Mrs. Marvin Boyd of Spartanburg spent the Blaster holidays with Mrs. Warren D. Arthur. Misses Annie Ruth and Grace Pant of Santuc, were guests of Mrs. J. Hay Pant last week. Miss Bess Summer spent the Easter holidays with Miss Lilian Smith, at Newberry. Miss Mary Gregory of Santuo was the guest of Mrs. I. Frank Peake last week. Miss Hunter Young spent several days last week with Miss Pearl Bates at Carlisle. Mrs. J. A. Humphries of Peakes, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. George C. May. Mies Ruth Wllburn of G. P. C., spent the week-end In Union, returning to Greenville, Monday afternoon. Ul?. T *? ? ? ?? uvuioD murpay nas returned to the city after a visit of several weeks to relatives in Charlotte, N. C. Mies Marjorie Chapman returned to tier home in Spartanburg Saturday after a visit to Miss Louise Poster. Mrs. T. C. Duncan has returned to Union from a week's visit to Mrs. Louis M. Jordan in Charleston. Mrs. A. B. Dove of Dovesville will arrive in Union next week to visit ber daughter, Mrs. D. A. Boyd. Mrs. D. B. Fant of Santuc spent the week-end with her children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hay Fant. Mies Mary Smarr of Chester was the guest of Miss Agnes Love for the Baster holidays. , Mis* Floosie WbKlock returnWpt^ tier home Monday* after a visit to friends in Union. | Dr. I. M. Hair spent Easter Sunday with his -parents, returning te Union Monday afternoon. Miss Frances Nicholson of the College for Women In Columbia, will spend the -week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emslle Nicholson. Mrs. M. W. Culp Is the guest of Mrs. J. Clough Wallace for a few days, before leaving for her former home st Great Falls, New York. Mrs. Sam Wood, who has been the guest of Mrs. L,. J. Haines for several weeks, returned to her home In Packet Monday afternoon. Dr. Frank Crawford of Columbia passed through Union Monday on his return from Jonesvllle, where he mant tlia wa?l? Mr. Wardlaw Perrin attended the meeting of the agent* of the Southeastern Life Insurance Company in Columbia last week. Misses Annie Mae and Madeline 1 Pryor of Chester, spent the Easter holidays with their grandfather. Mr. j R. W. Tinsley. Miss Carrie Belle Foster, who ha* been teaching school at Georgetown, rteumed Tuesday to spend her vacation at home. Mia* Frances Kelly of Spartanburg la w<?4M*. _ .4 ?v. v_ ? " >iuuug ni lug uuinn OI II er gTHnamother, Mrs. C. C. Sartor, on South Church street. Miss Flossie Jenkins, stenographer at the Bxcelslor Knitting Mills, spent the week-end at her home In Columbia. Dr. and Mrs. I. E. Crlmm of Atlanta, Ga., arrived In Union Thursday for a two week's stay. Dr. and Mrs. Crlmm are returning from their honeymoon trip to Panama. Dr. Theodore Maddox, ?sho Is studying Gynlcology and general surgery, lnclndlng surgery of the throat, nose, eye and ear in New York, will return to the city next week. Us atiil /~tv_ -1 sw-.^s - ? >. >uu uio. juuuer, me famous evangelistic singers, who are pleasantly remembered in Union, passed through the city Saturday on their way to Sumter, 8. C. Mrs. Cottlngham and Mrs. LaF^ar Lipscomb of Dillon and Gaffney have reurned to their homes after a few days visit to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. H. CoMagham. New Candidate for Aadlter. The friends of Claude J. Thomas an uudnce him a candidate for election U the office of Auditor for Union count] and pledge that he will abide by the decision of the Democratic Prlmar) election. Mr. H. I. Painter, of Qreer, waa in Union on business a day or two thlc week. Mr. I. O. McKlastck. of Amorlena Gu., -was visiting In Union a few days this week. Mesdames Ida Baker and Jeanette Wallace returned to the city Tuesday from a few days visit to Mrs. D. 9. Pope In Columbia. The new farmers' line telephone of Messrs. Betenbaugh, Greer, Bailey, Bishop and others, was connected up this week. Mrs. John R. Mathls has returned to Union from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Watland Henderson at Blairs. Mr. Lindsay McNally had the misfortune to lose his fine white horse Tuesday. The animal was well worth $300. Notice to Confederate Veterans. All Confederate Veterans and descendants of veterans desiring crosses I of honor from the John Ham en Chapter U. D. C., Jonesvllle, 9. C., will please apply to Mrs. John T. Soott, president, at Jonesvllle. SPECIAL COLUMN WANTED?To sell cheap, about half price, a Scholarship in the CharlaUe Auto School. Address or apply to "J" care The Times. STENOGRAPHIC WORK neatly done. Phone 293, Union, S. C. ll-4t FOR RENT?Six room cottage, all modern conveniences, located on Rice Avenue. Apply to 12-tf. Foster Bently. FOR SALE?Berkshire Pigs at a reasonable price. W. C. liner, Pacolet, S. C., R. F. D. No. 1. FOR SALE?Some city and country property, on easy terms, call on J. M. Greer. FINE LAND FOR SALE?I offer for sale at a reasonable price, my lot on Main street between the residence of J. A Sawyer and the Ja ooo nice noma piace. xermi or ale: Casta. For farther Information see The Union Times. _ ^ T^M Marohant STENOGRAPHIC WORK neatly done. Phone 293, Union, S. C. 12-4L KNITTING MILL HELP WANTED? Toppers, Knitters, Loopers and Sewing Machine hands. Best wages. House rent sixty cents per room, per month. On April first we expect to double our present production and will need the above help. Apply to C. P. Rogers, superintendent The Skyland Hosiery company, Plat Rock, N. C. 14-2L WHEN YOU WANT PURE VINEGARS for Table, or other purposes, you will find Just what you are looking for here. Pure Apple, Genuine Malt, and White Pickling as well as fine Salad Vinegars. An absolute guarantee of purity Is behind every gallon that we sell. The Union Grocery Company. i rvkubi 10 jjorne in ana iook over our line of rubber goods. We want to show you what we have. The Palmetto Drug Co. WHEN YOU CANT use that old Broom any longer, without losing your temper, just remember that we have a big stbck of Good Brooms, that we will sell you at a very reasonable price. 35c, 45c, 50c, 60c, and 75c, and every one good value. We can supply you everything good to eat that the market affords. The Union Grocery Company. Txrrmnrr>at a t a \m ipvtodmat ?*av?a U1 X TJIUlAli Ail LJ UA 1 ?iI\llALJ * UUIO" edy. Use one bottle and you will use no other. Hnlet's All-Healing Liniment Is the Remedy, at The Palmetto Drug Co. HOW IS YOUR APPETITE??Jaded and nothing Just right, If so Just order a gallon of Genuine Muscavado or Portorlco Molasses from us and you will think you have taken a tonic for the appetite, the rich, rummy flavor makes you hungry Juat to swell It. If it Is erood to eat you can get It here. The Union Grocery Co. THE FREE SKIRT which was given away at N. Shapiro's Anniversary Sale was awarded to Mrs. L. B. Glh An PK1 a9 r\f Pa! Ipo \f IT TTvona drerw the number. MRS HOUSE-KEEPER. we have Just a few of our Famous Old English Fruit Cakes on Hand. They are better today than ever. If you want a real treat let us send you one. Lees trouble by far than baking yourself, and we think you will And H Just as cheap as Home baked. SEED IRISH POTATOES are going with a rush, only a few Irish Cob biers left, Green Mountains nearly sold old and Bliss Triumph, will not lost many days. Ours is genuine seed stock and we would be glad to supply you before they are grin*. The TThfon Grocery Oo, S5535SS5^^^^ S5a55C?E^ DON'T WAIT FOF ! While you are waiting hank account, you arc losi ! that large sum hv not ma' amount. One reason why this managed hank is so populai ion and vicinity is because i , and extends to all depositoi tion at all times. ' Deposits of $1.00 at Department hear 4 per ce twice a year. [I EMSLIE NICHOLSON President, 1 M. A. MOOI U [ Assfs 155 I *i*i > i~7-\ 11 > ? $! ? & ? I THE STA 1 ~/~T"RIJVC * * Stiff, Soft e ? ? Von 2 in Stiff an I HUMPHRIES X 13 E. Main St. NOTICE?James Adams will be in Union on Friday of this week, remain- . ing through Wednesday, and will be prepared to render professional services to all who have stock that need hiB attention. It. ^ a FOR RENT?Furnished or unfurnished. the home of Mrs. M. W. j Gulp. Apply to J. Clough Wallace. c s FOR SALE?Eight Brown Leghorn .hane onH nnn n/\/va#Af* CVv?* MVUO UI1U uuv UV/OH/l 1' Ul 1 UI lUCi 1 information phone 99. It. I BIG PIANO SALE?Come to the big piano Special Exhibition and Sale, I about May 1st?exact date will be I given later. Don't miss these bar- * gains. S. M. Rice, E. U. I FOR RENT?Nice store room on Main ^ street. Apply to L. G. Young. It. ^ i BLOOD THAT IS PURE?You want | this so get a bottle of Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier and get in good shape for the spring and summer. The Palmetto Drug Co. ( SEED?Any kind you want for your ( garden. We have It. Call and get i what you want now. The Palmetto Drug Company. WHEN YOU WANT aomething that you can rely on for results, remember to send your order to us for all Flavors, Extracts, Lemon, Vanuilla, Peppermint, Ginger, Rose, I Pistache, Cinnamon, Pineapple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Orange, and Fruit Coloring. A little good extract Is better than a whole bottle of Imitation. The Union Grocery . Company. ^ ini a v>a.n or Money i omo inpe, Roast Beef. Pork Sausage Meat, < Ox Tongue, Wafer Sliced Beef, Cottage Beef, Lunch Tongue, Whole Vienna Sausage, Veal Loaf, Pigs Feet, Corned Beef or Corned Beef Hash for a change. Our stock Is fresh, every can guaranteed and Government Inspected. The Union Grocery Company. NO USE TO EXPERIMENT, you might as well have something that you can rely on, when you want a Tobacco to chew or to sell. We are offering as good values as money can buy. Ten-pound boxes, Peens, Jack, Fat Backs, Merry Widow, Sweetheart and Grape Vine Twist. The price is right and the Tobacco Is new stock and strictly O. K. The Union Grocery Co. .TTTST A FEW GOOD THINGS to Eat of the many New Ones Just In at : *the Home of Good Things to Rat: Pimentos, Peanut Butter, Jello Ice Cream Powder. Jello, Sweet OherI kins, India Relish, Tomato Chutney, Prepared Mustard, Orated Horse ? Radish, Curry Powder, Pakrlka. If ( It t? good to eat you can get It here. TTrs Uhfbn GrdCary Co. 11CH0LS0NI BANK AND RUST COMPANY I UNION. S C * A LARGE SUM for a large sum to open a ng the opportunity to get king a start with a small strong and conservatively among the neonlc of 1 Tn. I 11 t welcomes small accounts rs equally courteous atten11. id upwards in our Savings j nt interest, coumpounded GEO. C. PEItltIN, Tlce President & Cashier. ||> IE, \\ tnt Cashier. \?Za 4 ? i I'M :! ijj* HMW ^ GSHOP| ^ ? HAT^Tl md Straw & Gals % i d Soft at OO I PERRIN CO. I Union, S. C. ^ Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. N. ""owler and J. H. Fowler, Executors ?f the Estate of Robert Lawson. do eased, have applied to W. W Johnon, Judge of Probate, In and for the 'ounty of Union, for a final discharge is such Executors. It Is ordered that the 4th day of day, A. D., 1912, be fixed for hearing if Petition, and a final settlement of aid Estate. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. April 2, 1912, 14-4t. ?or Ten ( 10 )' )ays Only, a" orm Thurs. Vpr. 11th to t iatufday, Apr. 10th. Positivey No Longer. \ If your eyes trouble you or you iced glasses, don't fall to consult. Dr. 'rinun, who has been coming to Un011 for the last ten years and fitted glasses to the best people of Union ind county with great satisfaction. Consultation Free. OFFICE BO BO'S PARLOUS. Picture Framing #> M rt \ A / mil D # m anu vv an raj;ci furniture Repaired and Polished* Lounges# Sofas and Chairs cov:red. Mattresses made over. Church Cushions to order. MILLINGS Townsend Block. Iver Johnson Rides Easy W. NEWELL SMITH AUTO CO. SEE US BEFORE BUYING.