Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 "4s* / i And C01 | ReadW. T k for Menz "Ease' A shoes advertised i paper this month over?it will pay j THE SHOE THAT 8ATISFIEStheout^ow^ worker like yourself, for al! aorta of service fl in all aorta of weather. No shoe can be built I better, stronger, or to wear looser. Also fit S like a glove, ana the most comfortable every- B day ahoe you ever walked in. Name on yellow label protects you asaiust imitations. Catalog Wo. 12 illustrates all ^FyfifJrUflM heights Mens Vm "Ease", also the 11 .Mf' IV "American Boy" m JXgtf I \ built to give the I $m; / \ strong, sturdy, I j#* / 1 out-door boy hon- H \WtL_" t IM est service. Scud M + M * ? jihn tron?. yst soft ? **-,W ???.ssjTV /wZfas glove ieathsr 'fM A/ JwJm and never sets bard ft,'> of J|> yCy/yyW uncomfortable .^^gr wrinkles. Sola leather is selected Oak. Counters and heels absolutely solid and made in our own factory. A shoe throughout that you iwc cuia ana DO SAUil Willi. ^VasK FOR CATALOG No. 12 containing a sample of this wonderful leather. We have ^ dealers all over your atata. If we can't refer Vyou to one near you, we can introduce Mens Eu>c" and "American Boy" shoes direct to ^Vyou from the factory, regular retail price., delivery prepaid. jMenzle. Shoe Co., Maker.. P.trolt, Mich. MENZ "EASE" and "AMERICAN BOY" ahoea length of service, nor to repell water, and theae they are <XK>D ahoea worth considering the 1 YOURS FOR T J.- r UTilGTi O NO. a MAIN NOT] I will be in Union on at Aycock's Stables. or mules that'need me on me. WALTER. { VETERINARY Advertised letters f For the week ending April 26, 1912: Artluir Adams, Annie Rates, W. M. Rroadus, Emma Rarksdail, S. M. I tuck ledge, W. T. Carter, Ernestine w Cannon, 'Rig 12 House, No. 18." o Louis Moachman, Agnes Hawkins, d Nancy Estes, Maggie Fletcher, Clara Foster, Eva Foster, Mary Gossett, Ellis, I'. Green, Clara Glenn, Rertha! Gregory, Charlie Henderson, E. P. a .lames, Thomas H. .Taekn fi v. tntin ! \V T. Levlster, Daniel Lyles, Carrie j Mays, Annie Meng, CJertrude Moose,' Robert McBeth, M. D. McLean, Mrs. ia I'. II. Palmer, Tim Pressley, Jim It Richards, Julia Rice, Levinia Rice, Minnie Spencer, Blake Sullidvan, Carrie Smith, N. P. Willis, Sam Miller. L. G. Young, Postmaster. * ' A rani of Thanks. |{ 1 desire through your paper to . thank each one kindly, for any help ' given my husband, Wm. Vanderford, before or after his death. I can never pa yhem for their kindness, but I w hope the Lord may crown all their j d labors on earth with success, and | o: when death lays its chilly hand upon o them may they And a resting place d; prepared for them in heaven. s< It-Pd. gallie Vanderford- oj >aaaaaaa4AA^aaaA mjc Starts itinues 2>c -Remember, < . KID 11 WES1 THE " and "American Boy*' ^Hr n your state agricultural i. Come in and look them ?ou?these letters prove It. ^1 New Providence S. C. "Since putting on your Mens 'Ease' (hoes I have realized more comfort than from any other work shoe I have ever worn. I believe it la the shoe to plcaae the oeople." THOS. W. McINTOSH* Ebenczer, S. C. "I bought n pair of your Menz 'Kate' (hoes. In the light weight, and have given them a severe test for ninety days or more. I am delighted with the service and comfort they r- girai iwi it11'i in ian i cannot Bay too 'much about the good qualities of this shoe." # W. V. McCOl.L. Ashland. S. C. "I never expect to wear any other shoe as long as Menz 'Kase' holds the wearing qualities it has in the past. It wears as long as you want it, and besides stays soft and comfortable all the time." BASCOMB BEST. Auburn, S. C. "Your Mens "Ease* shoe Is the best I have ever worn.?never want anything else. They will stay soft even if worn in water." lide Mcintosh. Swift Creek. S. a "The Menz 'Ease' shoes I bought from yon have worn out two half soles aud are perfectly good yet and aa soft as they ever were." J. H. McFARLA^D. Keflytown. S. C. "The Mens 'Ease' shoes I bought from yon wiU last me twice as long as any shoe I have ever worn, and Is the softest and most comfortable shoe I have ever seen." HENRY KELLY. San tuck, S. G. "The 'American Boy' shoe la the best shoe I have ever bought for boys." J. T. JETER. Union, S. C. " 'American Boy' shoes give entire satisfaction. The uppers are the softest and best wearing of any shoe that I have ever worn, and were all O. K. after the bottoms had worn out. I can recommend the shoe to any one who desires a shoe for rough usage." B. H. BETENBAUGH. are not guaranteed to give any certain letters ara nntv nttam rt <a? next time you' need an every-day pair. BUSINESS 'hoe Co. f STREET ice: Saturday, April 27, If you have horses :dical attention, call SORRELL, SURGEON. 'ounty IV merratic Convention Moots May 6. The Democratic County Convention Mil meet on Monday, May 6, instead f &th as published. The 5th Is Sunay and the mistake In date was lade In that fact. Mr. Harvey M. Cohen of New York, rrived in Union Thursday for a visit f several days. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Curtis of Masschusetts will arrive Thursday to visMr. and Mrs. J. W. Mlxson. Heath of MIhs Marie Coleman. MIhb Marie Coleman died at Buffalo pril 24th, and was buried in the ity cemetery on the following day. :ev. Jj. L. Wagnon conducted the ii rial services. nOBMk The regular spring examination for hlte teachers will be held on Frlny, May 3rd, at the Superintendent r Education's office and for the colred teachers, the following Saturay. May 4th, at Macbeth colored ihool, by order of the State Board r Education. It. ^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAi VWWWWWWW WWWWWWWf TI O Chursdc lily. Come Thursdi D. riAIN STREET, **> < Report of the Condition of The Merchant* & Pla nters Natl Bank At Union, in the State of South Carolina, at the close of business, April 18th, 1912. RESOURCES: Ix>ans and Discounts . . .1266,109.17 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. ...... * on U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 16,000.00 Bonds, Securities, etc ... 18,000.00 Banking house. Furniture, and Fixtures 10,000.00 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) ... 6,006.22 Due from approved Reserve Agents 3,072.18 Checks and other Cash Items 2,136.09 Notes of other National Banks 642.00 Fractional Paper Currency, ? Nickels, and Cents 431.86 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: # Specie $27,662.80 Legal-tender notes .. .. 10,000.00- 37,662.80 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5% of circulation) 760.00 Total $362,631.02 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid in $ 60,000.00 Surplus Fund 32,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid.. 22,fill.73 National Bank Notes out- . standing ,?r. Due to other National Banks 763.21 Due to State and Private ) Banks and Bankers . .. 3.863.94 Individual deposits subject to check 328,462.14 Total $362,881.02 State of South Carolina, County of Union. I, J. D. Arthur, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. D. Arthur, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of April, 1912. Thos. McNally. Notary Public. Correct Attest: L. J. Hames, W. P. Gilliam, A. H. Foster, Directors. a a. - r??jixj? - a nv|nm VI inf tUDfllUOn OI THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, At Union, In the State of South Carolina, at the close of business, April 18th, 1912. RBSOURCE8: Loans and Discounts ....$203,077.97 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 5,248.61 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 12,500.00 BariKlna house. Furniture, and Fixtures 14,648.63 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) .. 8,349.30 uue rrom approved Keserve Agents 16,209.33 CheckB and other Cash Items 5,298.60 Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, and Cents . ... 212.22 Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, vis: Specie $10,774.80 T^egal-tender notes. . .. 636.00- 11,310.80 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (6% of circulation) 625.00 Total $276,480.26 LIABILITIB8: Capital stock paid In $ 60,000.00 Surplus fund 5,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid .. 8,268.88 National Bank Notes outstanding 12,600.00 Due to other National Banks 926.28 Individual deposits subject to check 160,528.72 1 Time certificates of deposit 15,832.55 i Certified checks 100.00 Cashier's checks outstanding 702.16 Notes and bills rediscounted 27,621.67 Bills payable, including certificates of deposit for money borrowed 6,000.00 Total $276,480.36 State of South Carolina, County of Union. I, C C. Sanders, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge ami N S *y, Apri 2.3i ay, April 25, 2 Xur I nc - - UNIOI * _ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAi 1SPEC at THE BA an< Big lot ladies $1.00 Nigl One lot Corset Covers, ' Apron Ginghams in Sh< Children's Dresses 25c 4 Millinery in all the Nei X haven't time t | THE ?? < I Spring I Are R< Here you'll find one of the and Soft Hats you ever g; jfe which is a model for sV ' Derbies X Snrinc NpnltwfRT. Snrinir 1 I minute furnishings for men s. : The I 12 Main Stseet <?> a belief. ' (| C. C. Sanders, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of April, 1912. J. M. Greer, Li. 8.) Notary Public. Correct-Attest: R. P. Morgan, J. D. Jones, W. 8. McLure, Directors. ' noure. I will serve two big barbecues in Union on the graded school ground, one on the 4tb of July, and one on the day of the county campaign speektng in Union. Everybody invited. Dinner served In buckets and on the table. .16-4t Louis D. Stailth. \ Notice. To the members of Maple Camp, No. 323 W. O. W., Union. S. C. On next Saturday night, April 27th, we will have a call meeting for the purpose of doing some work for the Jonesville Camp. All W. O. W. are invited to attend. L. L. Wagnon, C. C. u. Li. iviroy, merit. For Sale. Two houses and lots situated on the old Harris mill property, both corner lots. For further Information apply to Mrs. J. B. Porter, Chester, 8. C., or to D. Fant Gillian), Union, 8. C. l7-4t-pd. ALE '/ 25th n 7 t/i Lf UflU 0 m\J t/ .30 and 7.30 P. J jewel V, S. C. ;ial TTERY Friday, i all next week. ???? it Qowns, Special Sale Price worth 25c to 39c, Special Sale I orts, nice and smooth and up. % n Styles. Numerous other b, o mention. so come and see for BATTE > ? ? i* Hats ead y f < '? \ smartest displays of Stiff azed upon?everyone of yrle workmanship and material. fcl ?1 AA <fcl ?' I'TVJ ?(71 Negligee Shirts, Spring Hose, Ever1 who are critical in their apparel, a K 4SSLEJ Jnderselling Stoi ?*$&&&$&**? ?&*?>* ***? r a? ? ? | Stop a M( ? Why let your house go to r '? leaky roof, when you can have a ? at a small cost that will last you ^ Burris Metal Shingles ar $ shingle that will give you entir< 8* are Agents for them and carry a :* at all times. S If your barn leaks let us se a Rooting; this is a far better Crimped Iron?it has the same 1 8* shingle has and will not leak, r Plumbing and Tinning worl ^ on short notice and to the entir< ? party having the work done or i & anything. t ll-i m L;.? I uiuuu riumoing i I J. E. KIKBY J 5 Phone 206-J 27 E. Main St / ! P.M. | A. I -ER. | } VLE Saturday | 69c ^rice 19c X 3^c yd argains that we ^ yourself. J D t X * L98 t ? vthmg in up-to-the ? t * ^ i re | i 9& &?&a&*a > *???????? >mervt! ? uin on account of a q i metal roof put on ? a lifetime? a e the only metal @ ; satisfaction. We & full stock on hand ? V 11 you Burris Barn ^ roofing than the V ? lock that the metal & ? c of any kind done X ; satisfaction of the S it does not cost you $ ? & Elec. Co. | ULIAN HUGHES 2 Union, S, C, ?