Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 At Mi Just received 4* dren's White ar Jl T ? X_ T\ T iiuaiius ureases, + dies' Gowns, Slips, Silk Petti these goods late vantage of closi + invite your i Banding and La ! McL -?? I*+ '*9*+4*^ "f* PEOPLE \ . : J&tt! Wjgk ions. Children's and Adult's,, ant our experience in your selections and when not. Price with us is a secondary cot service Gratis than to have you All we ask is that you commi known, we will do all that expert to meet every demand. ^ St tw M * * THE WA6N0N-B licensed Embalm I~ L WAGNON, Pres. A Trea. Business Pheoe 100. Kesidence Phone 290. R. M. EST Parlor Phooe H -SIMI AMERICA Base Official Si5 ABSOLUTELY STONI HARDW MAIN ST. BUG Inew Mupiue gtes Just arrii io your mien over if you s good one. R. R. HI Dealer in Veil Br, ''jiS?Sstbsfe> a ' 4 cLure's f Ladies' and Chil- * id Colored Dresses. , Long Skirts La- ? Skirts. Princess TUT/\ Vv/\i^/-#V\4- 4* LUUC1U5. VVC UUUgilL z and got the ad- * ng out prices. We + nspection. New * ces in this lot * * ure's ! * <S|? 4|? V|? ?f? ?|* <$"$? ^ ^ J|i? vno KNOW I Pronounce our stock, equipment and facilities for handling the Undertaking Business, the equal of towns and counties may times as large and populous as Union and Union county. The managers of this business have almost from childhood had close and i intimate association with families who have suffered the loss -of loved ones, and we believe we are in posi tion to do all that sympathetic hearts and skilled hands can accomplish to ! mitigate such trials. ! We are prepared to supply Grad1 uated and Licensed Embalmers of Experience, and you can always get in touch with some responsible member of this Arm. Remember that everv iob we of Ifer is new and of the latest design and finish and our stock embraces the best taste in a wide range of selefct1 weare glad to offer you the benefits of and to tell when embalming is necessary isid- eration, we would prefer to give our dis pleased in any way. ind our services and make your wishes euc cd and practical Undertakers can do RADLEY COMPANY lers and Undertakers. J. T. BRADLEY, Secretary Buiaess Phone 187. Res. Phone 25 ES, L. E. & F. D. 4. Residence Phone 164. MONSIN LEAGUE > Balls se and Weight r (TTTARANTTFF1D V/ AA Vi. JLO. 1 JL XJXUJL/ >JONES /ARE CO. UNION, S. 'mrc I nt of Hull Bug- . red. It will be est to look them ire in need of a JMPHRIES licles and Harness. % * LOCAt?' Miss Lutie Jordan is visi^ the home of Mrs. T. C. DwkL^ Mrs. W. E. Myers, of Cent^*W^ ited relatives in Union last prA Mr. Spencer Wolling, of All was a visitor in Union, this u Mrs. D. J. Gregory, of ftoutkl in Union this week, visiting U Mr. Claude Jolly has accf? position with J. Cohen, the CI Miss Louise Beall of Durantl is the guest of Miss Frances ' Capt. E. L. Clarke spent fen aays witn relatives in Anders** week. ( *s Miss Lyl Milam, of Clinton is guest of her sister, Mrs. D. W. 1 linax. "jf;' Mrs. J. R. Westmoreland has turned from a visit to relatives in lumbia. mm, Mrs. J. J. Littlejohn, of Jones' spent the week-end with Mrs. > McElroy. ene Mr. Arthur TinsleyP of*' "STflV"Jfc& burg, spent the week-end with p rel tives here. n Master B. F. McKeller, of Gm ee wood, is visiting his gxandmot th< Mrs. W. W. Summer. "q Miss Mamie Young will retur{ n her home here this week from a vjvii to friends in Spartanburg. Mrs. J. E. Tinsley and children Jw leave this week for Maryland to ; Vis relatives for several weeks. ^ Miss Natalie Hunter pa ss< through Union Thursday on her !Ws to Columbia from Converse ColNeg Mr8. W. W. Lancaster, of W?hil Stone, spent several days this vVee with her mother, Mrs. Susan Tinale; Dr. Fred Westmoreland, of JNe York city is in Union, the gues t < his brother, Mr. J. R. Westmorel an< Mrs. Emslie Nicholson retu me Friday from several weeks visi S 1 her sister, Mrs. Beall, at Du an Miss. Mr. Ed. Whisenant, of Spai bar burg spent the week-end with | hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wnisc nant. Mr. George Wilson, of the B. TR Wilson Paper Co., of Richmond, Va spent Wednesday in Union on busi ness. Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Miss Masoi Blankenship, of Route 2 were th guests of Miss Pearl Goforth thi week. Prof. A. B. Adams, of Lafayette Mo., arrived in Union on Wednesday to spend the summer with his par ents. Mr. Guy Poole, of Lamar, S. C., ii in the city for a short while to visii his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Poole. Miss Elizabeth Arthur ^aK^SeS the Commencement ball in Columbia last week and was the guest o: friends. Miss Marguret Young who teachm in the High school at Chester hai returned to her home here for th< summer. Mr. George Oetzel, a student ai Clemson College, will leave Union this week to spend his vacation ii Erie, Pa. Mrs. John K. Hamblin entertained her Sunday school class on Monaaj evening at her home on North Pinck< ney street. Mrs. W. W. Summer has returnee from Spartanburg where she went to attend the Wnffnivl ??? - v,wiii' mencement exercises. Rev, and Mrs. D. P. Boyd and Master Albert Boyd, of Newberry, art the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A Boyd on East Main street. Mrs. J. A. Brown, who has beer in the Magdelene Hospital in Chester, has returned to Union very much improved in health. Mrs. H. I. Horton, of Charlotte, N. C., has returned to her home after spending some time with hex mother, Mrs. W. W. Summer. Miss Don Ella Rice will leave soon for Glenn Springs to spend a week or two. Before returning to Union, she will visit friends in Augusta, Ga Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Wakefield spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bartles and left for theii future home in Columbia, S. C., on Tuesday.Mrs. R. J. Anderson, who has been the guest of her children, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, returned to hex home in Etawah, N. C., on Thursday afternoon. . Mr. Hilland B. Thomas, who lias been studying at the Baltimore Medical college will spend the summer with his uncle, Dr. S. W. Pryor, at Chester. Rev. John Knox Hair, pastor of tke Baptist church, at Cross Anchor, nAMMl thvniioh ITbI/if, ? , ? .? ? ?>? wuivii WUIIUS; ?? IU0 way to Fort Mill to visit his brother, Rev, S. P. Hair. Miss Florrie Worthy, who has been studying at Due West College, is the guest of Miss Agnes Love for a few days before returning to her" homo for the vacation. Misses Francis Nicholson, Mary Perrin, and Virginia Poole, have returned from the College for Women in Columbia to spend the summer i ? - wnn tneir parents. Mr. W. L. Feaster returned Thursday from Furman University and left that afternoon for his home near Union. Mr. Feaster was a member of the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arthur will attend the graduating exercises at the Citadel this week. Their son, Mr. J. M. Arthur is a member of tjh| graduating class of 1913. If /* ? 'S I ^^SgTtn*j ^ l)ATXrr 1 1 yf*g3q^imen the iron is hot and \. I tho property needs it. IjMtiw paint ships a dozen times a f? y^ar; yes, some of them, every voy|t age. What for, do you think? To . I look nice and get business. ' I A livery keeps its carriage* paintr ad and varnished and washed, to look 1 nice and get business. P* A man, with a house for sale or to let, "does it up" and Devoe is the u paint. K There's more in paint than to keep out Water. Paint for looks and you a needn't think about water. A fresh r. coat of paint once a year is about as , good for his credit as paying his l'' debts. But the man whose buildings *nd fences look new, very likely has io debts. STONE-JONES HARDWARE CO. | i Sells it. Looking for little faults in your neighbors enables you to overlook a lot of bigs ones in yourself. There's one thing that may be said in favor of a lazy man. He never meets trouble half way. Wanted! a" Your orders for Fresh Post Toasties, every day in the week. Newly arrived, 10, and 15 cent packages, ' promptly delivered. A little cream to and sugar and a generous supply of lit Pdst Toasties, acceptable any time, I but in the rnnminn. J" -* is nitj wm start ill you out with a better feeling for lit everything and everybody. Your orders will always have our best attensd tion. j THE UNION GROCERY CO. ^ Phone 100 ik y. The Pinckney Township Interdenominational convention will be held next Sunday, at Wesley's Chapel. i. Mrs. L. L. Wagnon and children gteft Thursday for Spruce Pine, N. C., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilkins. t, The Union Grocery Co., has engaged Miss M. E. Timms, of Winsi_ boro, as office assistant and stenogs rapher. s Dr. S. C. Mitchell, who is to preach at the First Baptist church on next r. Sunday, will be entertained at the ? home of Prof, and Mrs. Davis Jefl" fries. i Misses Fannie Duncan and Lutie | e Jordan left Monday afternoon for 1 a WftRhincrfnti n ?1 " _ is. v>., wnere mey will 1 Join Mrs. Jordan and spend the sum- ( !? mer. [ 7 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Anderson, who have been visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, will ? i leave the last of the week for their t home in North Carolina. ' Mr. Chas. E. Wilson, graduate of ^ L the' Baltimore College is visit- r I ing his parents in Union for a ^ l few days. Mr. Wilson has not def cided where he will locate yet. ? Mrs. Manning Smith left this ( I week for Charleston to attend the ? I graduating exercises at the Citadel. E J Her son Mr. Stuart Smith is a mem- ? ber of the graduating class of 1913. t Miss Susie Black will go before t the State Board this week to get a m t license to practice nursing in the Staff* nt r> 1!? ?! ~ vvuvn uaiumm. miss mack Q I has not decided yet where she will f locate. Rev. Mr. Garvin will fill his pulpit 5 at Mon-Aetna church Sunday morn- E . ing at 11 o'clock. Mr. Garvin re- ? cently had the misfortune to fall and t* break his leg, but is now able to get F about again. T Rev. George P. White, of North j ' Augusta, who preached at the First E 1 Baptist church on Wednesday ev- J ening, was the guest of Hon. J. A. r Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer, while in i the city. mr. w. W. Colton, one of Progress |f r editors left Wednesday for an ex- m tended trip to the coast of Maine. ^ , Before returning to Union, Mr. Col- N . ton will visit relatives in Virginia ^ > and North Carolina. ? Miss Clarice Tinsley has returned i from Greenville where she went to ; attend the graduating exerciser at Greenville Female College, Miss ' Annie Tinsley was a member of the graduating class. | Mrs. J. E. Coniflfee returned to , her home in Charlotte, N. C., on Fri- ; ! day evening and was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. George May and Miss Annie May, who will spend the _ ( | summer with her. s. The preaching at Cross Roads ^ r school house has been changed from the 2nd Sunday to the 3rd Sunday. . This was done to avoid conflicting 1 with nearby churches which hold ^ 1 their services on the 2nd Sunday. Rev. Geo. P. White, of a.. l gusta, Ga., conducted the prayer service at the First Baptist church here Wednesday evening. A large number of people attended the exercises L. and were delighted with the exercises C and were delighted with Mr. White, /? who is one of the ablest Baptist ^ preachers in the State. Dr. F. C. Hickson, who has been k. , .practicing Osteopathy in Forest City, r N. C., has returned to Gaffney and [V taken up his old quarters in the National Bank building. Dr. Hickson's many friends will be glad to learn of his return to Gaffney and ^ equally glad to learn that he is to ^ remain here.?Gaffney Ledger. Misses Natalie Padgett, Gladys Beeves, Snow Jeffries, Mae Thornpltlna * - vw.ni uw v^uiium, ana Jtieien . Tillman stopped over in Union for a few days on their way to Edgefield mu from Greenville Female College, enc They were delightfolly entertained k?i ?r' Misses Annie Tinsey, Eileen * ontgomery, Anna Sanders and faulette Going. WL C KSgggSEgSg ^ 111" A r.oon it I When you have SI do not need immedi ter than invest in 01 it, which pay 4 1-2 principal never dep return is never affec ditions. We Act In All < Emslie Nicholson, J. PRESIDENT. VICE dJ 'l'i btt-LA CO ? O b s a H O IS ^ [V] C/5 O ? 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Moore, I ! PRESIDENT. CASHIER. 1 iLVtMiU Jtiana^gj! ; Special Advertisements ^ FOR RENT?House to rent on Church street recently occupied by Mr. Con Allen. Apply to Times l r\M ? r wince. 16-tf| RICE DRUG CO., for pure ice J cream and cold drinks. FOR SALE?One four-room cottage one Pine street, prices and terms reasonable. For further information call on or address The Times6-tf. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to us we can fill them, give you the best of drugs and save you money. The Palmetto Drug Co. BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE ribbons, for sale at The Times, tf. THE 1913 OUTPUT of Indian Motorcycles will be 75,000 YOU CAN TAKE IT, rub with it, or use in any way you want and its good, Huits' All Healing Linimene, at the Palmetto Drug Co. THERE WERE 5418 Indians made, sold and delivered during the month of March. SHIPMENT OF Richard Hudnut mud arncies, all flavors. Rice Drug Co. FOR RUBBER STAMPS for all purposes, daters, name stamps, signature stamps, metal checks and badges of all kinds, The Times, tf. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES hold every world record from one to one thousand miles. IMMEDIATE shipment of our famous pure strain, heavy yielding Nancy Hall, and Porto Rico, sweet potato plants at $1.75 per thousand. Tomato $1.50. The Bear's Head Farms, Pine Castle, Fla. BLOOD TONIC, take one that will purify the blood, build up the system and put on flesh, Huit's Pink Blood Piirifioi ....v. io viic une guaranteed, at The Palmetto Drug Co. INDIANS hold all 1912 records for Hill Climbing, Endurance Runs and Economy. 75 PER CENT of all Police department using motorcycles, use Indians. HOTCHSKISS STAPLES, fresh shipment. The Times. THE Indian motorcycle factory covers 7 1-2 acres ground flor and is 5 stories high, the largest motorcycle factorv in thA FOR RENT?My house on South Church street, all modern conveniences. Immediate possession given. Apply to Mrs. Geo. C. May. tf OUT OF 23 STATES in the U. S. where motorcycles are registered over 40 per cent are Indians. EASY WAY TO cure Chills, take one 50c bottle of Huit's Chill Buster and you can't have Chills, at the Palmetto Drug Co. GET A BLACK AND WHITE cigar from the Rice Drug Co., the best 5c cigar on the market. THE RICE DRUG CO., has just received the never break combs, Something new. FRESH SHIPMENT of Nunnally's fine candy this week. The Rexali Store. KODAKS AND FILMS always on hand. The Rice Drug Company. THE INDIAN cradle frame gives the rider smooth roads all the time. THE INDIAN (free engine clutch) gives the rider any speed from 4 to 98 miles per hour. It is better to marry a real man than to cherish an ideal and die an old maid. Many a frail girl has been able to bring a powerful man to his knees.