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' XX?3reXSX<*SXXSXSSS*S*SX*X?: St j~T~T~l ( Men's $3.50, $4.00 and $4, > Per pair, only \ 10c Quality Dress Ginghi / per yard only j 25c Quality A. C. A. Feat > Ticking, per yard, on \ $1.00 Quality Ladies Kic ^ Per pair, only 1 At MCI A^A 4^4 A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A J^A A^A A^A J For Perfect Service an Range of Selections in U X Directing you can not do X the service of | THE WAGNON 4 Main Street, UNI01 .. ^ ine matter 01 price is enti assortment of the very latest is easy to select any job from the finest Metallic or Hardwo of Suits, Robes and Hardwari No matter where you live, of day or night. We are easy all details. Any of our equipi the family, the physician or t | THE WAGNONThe very best in Undertaki L. L. Wagnon R. M. Phones Phoi JL 100 - 1( i 290 II fy yr IF YOU GROW PEAS i WILL PLEASE . If you use fertilizer see 01 tributor, the hopper holds If you plow cotton and c< Cotton and Corn Plowstoc break or bend. Write us for Circulars ai readers of this paper will i STAR PEA MACI D 11 Denneiuv 42-Eow-12t> 4 . It is no longer s question of what to do with our expresidents. To the Republicans and Democrats it is a question of what to do to our ex-president. v.. i J/', , FfTl .50 Shoes Qg j; J ^ 5c I 16%c I GIOVCS 69c | Lure's I A^A A^A. d the Widest Possible A ndertaking and Funeral A better than to command A I f BRADLEY CO. % . S, S. C. Phone 104. V ' rely with you, our complete and tastiest designs makes & the cheapest Coffin made to & ] od Casket.. Our accessories ; are the acme of good taste. & we will serve you any hour & of access and will look after & . nent is subject to the call of < he coroner. & BRADLEY CO. \ ng and Funeral Directing., j 1 V 1 Estes J. T. Bradley y nes Phones J >4 187 A 14 25 | ! psj! ylmr * vE / ne best Christmas present for your >y is a STEVENS Rifle. Uu Little Scout be Maynard, Jr. j$2 The Crack Shot W The Favorite JK The Visible Loader Vr < ome in and look them over. Jm HUMPHRIES W IL^DWARE CO^ l star pea hullrr 'isro pay you. ur Force-Feed Wizard Dis100 pounds. 3rn, see the J. M. B. No. 20 :k, the steel beam will not id prices. Our offer to the interest you. IINE COMPANY ille, S. C. 1 ~ i Prosperity nemi to cause mora 1 discontent than does hard times?the 1 more there is to get the more folks j imagine they aren't getting their j share. ' ' t 9 I LOCAL NEWS Dr. R. C. McCall of Quitman, Ga., is visiting in the city. Mrs. Hope entertained at a dinner party Wednesday evening. Mr. C. C. Lancaster of West Springs was in Union Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McNeace are the guests of Mrs. Amanda McNeace. Mr. Jack Littlejohn of Columbia spent Sunday in Union with friends. Mr. George Clark has returned to Union after a visit to relatives at Anderson. Mrs. LeRoy David of Bennettsville io v...- ?*1? ?? T? -11 a ?nv rsucot vi uci iiiutuciy wia. dimic Goudelock. Mr. Robert Craig of Columbia was the guest of Mr. R. W. McDow on Wednesday. Mr. J. P. Mahon of Newberry was in Union for several days last week on business. Mrs. Emslie Nicholson has returned home f^om a visit to her mother, at Durant, Miss. Miss Sammie Way of Jacksonville, Fla., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Singleton. Miss Alma Mayfield of Marietta, Ga., is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Long, on South street. Misses Blanche and Catherine Thomson sDen^ Saturday with friends in Spartanburg. Mr. Ben Wilburn of Route 2, left last week for Spartanburg to attend Business College. Miss lone Littlejohn spent the week end with Miss Nell Garlington at Spartanburg. Mr. Edward Wagnon of White Plains, Ga., is visiting at the home of Rev. L. L. Wagnon. Mrs. Elias Prioleau spent several days in Spartanburg this week, with Mrs. Perroneau Matthews. Mr. Anderson Wagnon left Tuesday to spend some time at his former home in White Plains, Ga. Miss Don Ella Rice of Denmark will return to Union next week to spend the holidays with relatives. Mrs. V. A. Clifton of Charleston, will arrive next week to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives. Mr. Edward, Townsend of Lumberton, N. C., is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Townsend. Mr. W. L. Feaster of Furman University spent Saturday in Union with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Feaster. ^ Mr. H. B. Bryan, district commercial manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Co., with headquarters in Greenville, spent Monday in Union on business. Mr. Manlv Sanders, who has made his home in Columbia for the past /ear, is spending some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders it Cross Keys. Mrs. M. H. Wakefield of Shelbyville, Ky., arrived Saturday evening :o visit at the home of her son, Rev. W. D. Wakefield. Rev. T. E. Morris, and Mrs. Morris, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Peterson, left Thursday for their new home in Gaffney. Mrs. W. H. West returned Monday from Charleston, where she has been visiting Mrs. V. A. Clifton for several weeks. Mrs. West will leave on Friday for Chattanooga, Tenn., where Mr. West is in business. Notice of Pastor's Absence Sunday. uwing to tne unavoidable absence if the pastor, there will be no preaching at Gilliam's Chapel and Santuc churches Sunday, the 15th inst. O. N. Rountree, Pastor. Meeting of Camp Boyd U. C. V. Camp C. W. Boyd, No. 921, U. C. V. is hereby ordered to meet in Jonesyille next Saturday, the 14th, at 3 i'clock p. m., at the post office, for the purpose of electing officers for the msuing year. By order of W. H. S. Harris, 5V. T. Ward, Commander. Adjutant. The Belmont School. Cross Keys, Dec. 9.?Please allow ne space in your paper for a line or ,wo from the Belmont school. We have on roll thirtv-six nunils ren of these were enrolled since our irst report. The following is a list of those who vere on the honor roll for the month rnding November 29: Willie Franklin, Lillian Cooper, Ethel Starns, Eva Harris, Lula Har*is, and Bennle:Craig. ?'?' : FLORIDA SANTA CLAUS And it came to pass in those days, .hat a homely woman found homely irticles for homely people (good lookng ones, too): For a homely Sample, send 12c; 1 homely samples, all different, 30c., postage paid, and if not well pleased with your "Florida Santa Claus," tend it back and your money will,be returned to you in double-quick time. Address HOMELY WOMAN, Box 1446, Jacksonville, Fla. SATURDAY EVENING POST FIRE $50,000. Winnepeg, Man., Dec. 9.?Two fires ?V? V ?/ wu?/ tauacu lUBBCB gating $180,000. Wholesale hardware louse of MacKensie brothers and a i ;ent factory adjoining were damaged (60,000. A short time earlier the milding occupied by the Saturday Svening Post was destroyed by. flames tausing a loss of $60,000. I VAUGHAN IS REMOVED FROM DEATH HOUSE Columbia, Dec. 9.?T. U. Vaughn who was sentenced to death in thi Greenville county court several weeki ago, has been removed from th< death house at the state penitentiar; followin gnotice of appeal to the su trome court. He is occupying a eel in the main prison building. The ap peal has not been filed with the su preme court. The cases from th< Tenth circuit will be taken up 01 February 5, when it is expected tha he case of Vaughn will be argued Vaughn was sentenced to be electro cuted on December 20th. The appea to the supreme court automatically stays the execution. ANOTHER RESPITE FOR CONDEMNED MEN Richmond, Va., Dec. 11.?On th< statement of attorneys for Floyd A1 len and Claude Swanson Allen tha1 newly discovered evidence is sufli cient to make the granting of a nev trial by the supreme court probable Gov. Mann, this afternoon, grant ed a respite to the two men untl January 17. They were to have beer electrocuted Friday of this week fbi their part in the Hillsville murders of March 14, when Judge Massie, Commonwealth's Attorney Foster, Sheriff Webb, Juror Fowler and Miss Bettie Ayers were killed. The governor did not express an opinion as to the new evidence but required the attorneys to sign a papesr stating that they believed it to be material. An application will now be made to the supreme court for a rehearing on the petition for a writ of error. News From Route No. 4. Union, R. F. D. No. 4, Dec. 10? Haven't seen anything from around here lately so thought I'd write some of the news. The cloudy weather of the past week seems to be over for awhile. It i-_i-- * ? vcrtauiiy iuoh^ gooci to see tne sun shining again in full glory. Hog-killing, getting fire wood and various preparations for Christmas seems to be the order of the day. Mr. D. G. Gault spent Sunday at Mr. W. A. L. Kelly's. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Faucett visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scales Sunday. Mr. J. H. Gault and family of Union spent Sunday at the home of Mr. fault's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gault. A London specialist says that mooejp dress is killing,, women. Yet most women desire their gowns to be killing. Master's Reference. John W. Sartor, as Administrator, etc., Plaintiff, Against The Newberry La?d and Security Co., et al, Defendants. Nqtice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Court in above stated case, all creditors having claims against the estate of John Sartor, deceased, or John W. Sartor, as trustee, are required to come and establish their claims before me herein; and that Wednesday, the 18th daj of December, 1912, is appointed a da> of reference for the filing and proving claims and such other days as may then be fixed. Reference to be held at the office of the Master in the Court House at Union, S. C., at ten oclock, a. m. R. C. WILIAMS, Master for Union County. 49-2t. LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS. Union, S. C., Dec 11, 1912. Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl nine years old. 1 go to school every day. I will tell you what I want. 1 want a big doll and carriage and a doll bed and a stove. My little sisiU * 1 * --- vox viii et; years oia wants a doll and carriage, and doll bed. I have a brother in Florence that I want you to go to see his name is Paul Gregory. That is all. I won't ask for too much this time. From your friend. Pearl Gregory. TIRES! We carry a stock of Tires for Automobiles, Bicycles and have just received a ffresh supply of Baby Carriage Tires. We are here to please you. Call and see. W. Newell Smith Auto Co. 49-2t. NOTICE! I wiU be in Union on SATURDAY, DEC. 14 A1 AYtUtHS STABLE . If yon have a horse or mole that needs medical attention, see me. WALTER SORRELL Veterinary Surgeon. 0 y ?ir^g|!3y^?. lilt. j 1X1 **- - ixl > ' A Convenient Ii i The Certificates of Dep * olson Bank & Trust C< most convenient form of j plus Funds. There are no complicati nected with them but on t characterized by simplici 1 Interest at the rate of ' num is paid from the dat< Emslie Nicholson, J. Roy I PRESIDENT. VICE PRE! k J I J" 1 ^ 1 if ] IjfiVi IV# ?*ry i?1/1 J-ill'A'Jvg-y_\11w Lr 1 ?ra crr---c^l ~ I j OURBIC I IS STILL G< 8 And we have shown the pe< y plan, and we have many w 5 in store. 2 5000 yards Percales and Cal I Buffalo White Cloth, at | Apron Ginghams, while the? | (Limite ^ A new line of Ladies an ? ceived yesterday, not three P prices. j* Men's and Boys Suits r j* prices. S. KAS I THE UNDERSEL1 | Dickert's Oh | A "PEA RID! i * FOR SALE : + ! J Eighty acres of good smo r ^ from Kelton, S. C., (three I 4* tion, on Lockhart branch < | *? on the "Flat Rock" road; d ; * ^ This place lies well, is ' ^ public road, is "cracking g( 4* vated, can be sub-divided in ^ tage, giving each tract a [ 4+ road. If sold by the 25th + per acre for it. This is a t * > t If interested, see J. E. K] ft or E. F. KE IatH | THURSDAY, | AND SAT I % HARRY am I B 0 L , jt that classy pair o , V Some Singing: , A Some Wai A Don't fail to see this Cli i Y gram assures you of sometl i ???SEE , CHOLSONI ANK AND UST COMPANY I UNION. S C rivcstment osit which the Nichnmnanv laono n IOOUV/ C4r 1 C <X investment for Sur- | ons whatsoever con- || he contrary they are \\\, ty4*/> per cent per ani of deposit. || Fant, M. A. Moore, I 51 DENT. CASHIER. HI JSAXJeI OING ON | [>ple our money-saving p onderful bargains yet ? iicos, at, the yard, V/zc p 5c % / last, 3c g !d> \ id Misses Jackets, re- $ ; days old, at bargain s eceived today at low \ SLER LING STORE I Stand. J I? 4* 4* 4* 4? 4* 4? 4? 4? 4* 4? ?K GE" FARM ! CHEAP! * oth land, only one mile J miles from Kelly Sta- ^ 3f Southern Railway) aily mail. 'broad sided" to the ^ )od" land, easily culti- 4. small tracts to advan- + good frontage on the ^ inst., will take $25.00 *|? )argain. * ELLY, Kelton, S. C. * * LLY, Jonesville, S. C. * f* ?$? $? <$ ?$? <$? <$? $? ?$ ??? <$ iYA. ATfc. A^A ATA AT4. ATA JTA ?TA AT4 ATA A f^y i REXf ITOinAV i* URDAY | 1 KITTY I US 1 F ENTERTAINERS. % Some Dancing J drobe X issy Pair, as our pro- 1 liing good. ^r 41