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I We Have I "3fe*s2?3? AND TOILET II Kexall Violet Talc I Rexall Cold C ! Rexall Camphora 1 Rexail Shamp< I Rexall Hair 1 Rexall Hair Bi | Rexall Toilet I Rexall Cream ol j Rexall Rosewater a | Rexall Liquid Comp J Rexall Shaving I Rexall Shavir j Rexall Shavin ] Rexall Skin 1 Rexall Tooth J Rexall Toot! 1 Rexall Headach | Rexall Dyspeps Rexall Foot Rexall Cast Rexall Neuralgi Rexall Kidn< Rexall Cold ' Rexall Eye 1 Rexall Cherry Bark Rexall Rheumat Rexall Kidney Rexall Olive Oil Rexall Hypopl Rexall Nucu-tone Rexall Celery anc Rexall Wine Cod Lh Rexall Ord Rexall Jamacia Gin Rexall Sarsapai Rexall Live Rexall Blackber Rexall Catar Rexall Charcot Rexall Rubb Rexall Americai Rexall Nerv< Rexall Baby Co Rexall Baby ] Rexall Blood YOU CAN GET THE! The Rice 1 ! ' HIT 'ER UP ! "SAVE THE D1 THIS \ On your Dry Goods, No ery, Tinware, Glassv Toys and Small Hardw McClure's 5c a "The Home of a Thoi I JAMT i Begins j This Opening Sa] f I WPPk Fr*v mon-* 1* ? x/v/A^? JL V/l illClll J shelves and coun before have we si and get a fore tas Thousands of yards of Linen Laces, really they greatest line you have ev( %-inch Pajama Checks, t j LIST Clean Sweep Sale now coat in the house for || WILB1 I % / < I! What? I l emecUe? ii ARTICLES lum Powder. 'ream. ited Cream. , 1 >o Paste. i ionic. Bautifier. Cream. F Almonds. " 1 ind Glycerine. lexion Powder. ' : Powder, ig Stick, g Lotion 4 Cream i Paste. 1 Paste ie Powder ia Tablets Powder or Oil ia Tablets. ly Pills Tablets Wash Cough Syrup ic Remedy Remedy i Emulsion losphites for Catarrh 1 Iron Tonic /er Oil Extract erlies ger Compound rilla Tonic r Salts ry Cordial rh Jelly U Tablets ing Oil litis Elixir e Tonic ugh Syrup Laxative Tablets 5E ONLY FROM Dmc Co ? ll " = 1 HIT 'ER UP! IFFERENCE" EAR tions, China, Crockvare, Enamelware, SMW*?> oi ?* '*'? ?*? J ind 10c Store 1 usand Bargains" , ? i fARY Wednes e of New Spring G t years we have im ters are filled with lown such a well s< ite of coming "Sprii most beautiful Val. and are exquisite Laces, the ;r seen __5c yd?50c doz. he best grade forlOc yd. KIM! on of any suit or long $5.00 URN E Baraca Claaa Gives Banquet. The Baraca class of the First Baptist church will give an elaborate banquet in the Sunday school rooms )f the church Thursday evening Jan. 22. Quite a program has been prepared. One feature of the banquet will be responses to toasts by several former pastors of the church. One hundred and twenty plates have been arranged for and a pleasant and prof11 o Kin avoninrv ?**??? ?ww?v vwillll^ maj MC UAJJCtVCU. Death of a Little Boy. Paul Robert, the 20-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lybrand, died at the home of its parents, here Thursday, Jan. 15, and was buried the following day. The little child was sick for several months and was operated upon in an effort to savo his life but all that could be done was of no avail. The burial was in the city cemetery, Rev. W. L. Gault, assisted by Rev. J no. F. Matheson and Rev. .L. L. Wagnon, conducting the funeral. A Painful Accident. Mr. Clarence Sawyer happened !o a very painful and severe accident last week, on train No. 41, going to Spartanburg. Mr, Sawyer is just '-recovering from a long illness and had been in Union on a visit to his brother, Dr. W. E. Sawyer. The crowded and heated car caused him to frlnt and as he fell his head struck {he window, inflicting a painful wound. When the train reached Spartanburg, he was immediately carried to the city hospital and Riven the best, of medical attention. The wound while inful is not considered serious hnd Mr. Sawyer resumed his journey the next morninR to Anniston, Alabama, where he goes in search of health. His friends here rejoice that he escaped permanent injury. Notice, Baptist Pastors. The pastors of the Union cotaty baptist association are asked to najet it the First Baptist church, Unan, S. C., Wednesday morning, Janum-y 28, at 10:30 o'clock. Each churchlis requested to send one or two daegates to this meeting. The meetag will last only one day. The objectlf the meeting is to devise plans for c ir Master's work. Rev. C. J. Thorns' 1, of Richmond, Va., and Rev. W. 3. Wilkins, of Greenville, S. C. will e present and address the .meeting, f it is not possible for the churches o meet to appoint delegates let so e leading brother from each come n 5 his own accord. He will be reteiv ISj Lewis M. Rice /^ Geo. P. White. ~ j FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH j Preaching next Sunday by the pastor, Geo. P. White. i > 1 11:00 a. m?"The Church Under a Delusion." 7:30 p. m.?"Drifting Away." Public cordially invited. Services at Edisonia Next Sunday' j Next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock j there will be a special service at the i Edisonia Theatre and Rev. J. Harry Cheslcy, rector of the Church of Nativity, will speak on "Seek Ye First the Kinpjdom of God." An attractive feature of the service will be the music which will be Furnished by the vested choir of the Episcopal church. I WHIT! day, 28,1 oods will be the evt \ lugurated this sale , the New Goods for ijppfpH cfnpl/ a-P >AVWVU U tWVylV VI1. 11C r tig Styles." ] ** Just opened about 500 meuse Messaline Satin, fti this Opening Sale only_4 Complete Spring Line# hams, Percales, Wash G< Voiles, Linens, Crepe De ( Embroideries, Nainsooks, f >ROS. * ? ,v j t... '/k : ? , 1 ... ? . i . .>: i ps gjj will 0? - Pro] ? t: U1 t ? Est; Don aboi M sim ? pari t diui W YO ? inte C. E. v> 0\ I 10 Years ii ? To the Baptists of Union and Vicinity. i I am addressing you through your oramunity paper, as well as through ie Baptist Courier, appealing to you > enable me?by a personal gift om each of you?to pay an embarissing debt now resting on the State' ission Board. Quite a number of ;ople have sent contributions, varyig from twenty-five cents to ten illars, but the amount received >es not come near paying the debt, y just a small sacrifice and some :lf denial, hundreds of our people uia sena me at least one dollar on lis debt. This, I beg you to do. lease do not imagine that your jighbors will send theirs and there re you need not send yours. This probably just what your neighbor i thinking about you. If you send cash, you will receive E OPE1 ? ? or the Ba !nt of interest to th< md most of you kn this Opening Sale, r goods, goods that; yards of 36-inch Charly shade you want, for ; 75c yd will be shown in Ging:>ods, Crepes, Ratines, Chines, Foulards, Laces, Long Cloths. - The 1 tV ms' '% K / N. OMETHINC STARTLIN . appear in next w< gress and Union T: cerning the sale of is he most Valuable ite in the city of Ui 1't ask any quest at it, no one can tell ply wait and watch Aculars through the n of the county pa] U will be very n rested. . F. KELL THE LAND MAIN ITIZENS BANK BUILDlti UNION, S. C. a Business Without a Dissatisfies a receipt at once, but if you send a check or post office order, you will need no receipt. The' name of eft?h giver, and amount given, is put on my book of* remembrance. Act at nee, so wt can settle this early in February. Fraternally, W. T. Derieux, Cor. Sec. Honor Roll Sedalia High School. Aline Bailey, Eugene Bailey, Colene Estes, Orin Graham, Cleorah Murphy, Levonia Smawley. Second grade?Genola Bailey, Alfred Bishop, Maggie Burnett, Thorn wen nenerey, Kertha Kervin, Roy Kervin. Third grade?Herman Bobo, Aline Graham, Earl Jeter, Irene Jeter, Beulah Smawley, Aline Sprouse. Fourth grade?Pauline Bailey, Anna Rochester. MING 15 ilance of' e ladies of Union an low what it means and we are still 0] you will admire an< Our New All accounts must be settl month. We must insist 01 an account with us, please t _.adies ! ii * | G" g jek's S imes some 2 Real _ uon. tions you, ? /? I?t. for ? me- : i pers. ja luch 25 3 ,Y S 90 G O . SO 1 ^ 1 Customer ' i I ??a*? s Miss Maybelle Hunter, teacher. \ Fourth and Fifth grades?Ghdis -1 ? Bishop, Mabel Alverson, Wilbtor Browning, Eunice Estes. . ' Sixth grade?Isadore Bobo, Lilly Mae Bishop, Mattie Bel) Sprouse. Seventh grade?Eloise Estes, Walter Estes, Louise Chaney, Walker Stewart. I Thomas Alverson, Brooks Chaney; Eighth grade?Sallie Alverson, Ninth grade.?Lona Mae Humphries. . Card of Thanks. We hereby * exDress our sinr*r? thanks to the many friends and neighbors who were so kind and helpful to us during the illness and death of our little boy, Paul Robert. We wil lever hold each one of you in loving remembrance. It pd Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lybrand. SALE | Week. II id County next II Already our II pening. Never II 1 want. Come I Policy. ed by the 10th of each 1 this and if you have < ake notice. r? i 5tore ||