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i 10c quality Ladies' and Misses & , i Hose, at only . . . . ., 5c f ; i* 10c quality Children's Lisle | 1 y Half Hose, at only . . . 5c Y ! 25c quality Men's Silk Ties X ! X at only 10c % ' ; $5.00 quality Ladies Embroid- j Y ered White Voile Dresses Y \ 4 at only . . $2.98 and $3.48 X , Y 5c Ladies Handkerchief at lc Y 1 f V 8 & x X ComeTo the Big Sale where everything X ? is sold FOR LESS. | j i McLure Mercantile Co. i j V r A^A ATA ATA ATA A^4 4^4 |^A 4^4 A^4 A^A A^A 4^44^4^ 4^4 4^4 V^A A^A A^A AVA y^r^f t^T"^T~^~T^~ <+> + + + ^r %TT^TT<^T|7 ? J ^ h j l^il ij^il i^i|A'^>4 A^A A^A A^A i^A J^il A^A ^A A4A J^A .<^..i^i^jA^A ^A J^-A I Buy a I JEWEL' JgHjlgi I; ;| and ?S|^OP% i i | Save IHIj :! JiB $ i ;| aavc cSj^pap^ i \ | FUEL 11 <! A We have just received a large shipment of the famous ^ Jewel Ranges which includes numerous styles, sizes and % ' i pieces. In these ranges we call yoifr attention to the Y 1 V Smoothness of the Castings, the Perfectly Proportioned'V 1 Fire Box, the famous Duplex Grate, the large, full-sized Baking Oven, the handy Drop Oven Door, the extra large Cooking Top and the roomy High Closet. X. These points should be given consideration whqn you 1 ? buy your new range. f Bailey Furniture & Lumber Co., Inc. |* V V T^V^r^l^rVVVV V ? ?? SEHHSEBBBBBBBBBB - ? l M7L " XT . ? ii vvny not Laugn at the ^ In these days of high tem- ft perature and low spirits don't ill let the heat drag you down; fi| make up your mind to keep cool and comfortable. ^ I# \ will help you keep up your energy | | 1 and comfort. They are made in |-j I cool summer serges, worsteds, etc., I j in just the proper "weight" for ||li warm weather wear. Special styles || r without lining?so thin that their designer has If named them "Nothing" coats. IK Every suit is guaranteed to give you perfect wear and |J satisfaction. It will, because the fabrics are all wool UKz and the workmanship high grade. All styles; all sizes in these extra light weights. Bear I 96m Onlf STYLETLUS Stor* in ToWn ^ K We also have everything new in Spring Oxfords for M A big selection of Boys\Suits, John B. Stetson Hats, 5 Shirts, Collars andJNeckwear. All the newest styles i J. COHEN, - The Sty t,.. < i 'f ., . 1 . 2* - % . i 1 ' ' < ? > UNION, ROUTE I Union, Route 4, Aoril 6.?have lad some beautiful spring wither tor the past two weeks. Gardens v rnve all been planted, and the farm vork in general is moving on nicely, t The members of Bethlehem church d ire making plans and preparations to -ebuild the church immediately. Work o vill begin at once, with the expecta- 5 ion of having it completed in the lear future. The box supper at Kelly school Sat- n trday night was quite a success. A c; arge crowd attended and the pro:eeds amounted to $41.80, which will ^ ?o for the benefit of Bethlehem :hurch. Miss Alsie Smith, county organzer for the Girls' Club Work, .'not P vith her "cooking club" at Kelly E ichool Friday. She has a large club it this place, and the girls all seem n 'ery much interested in the work. j{ We should be very proud of this work n our school and community. For vhat could be more essential to my *2 chool girl than a thorough training ? n model and up-to-date cooking. Our "Tomato Girls" are growing ^ heir plants and preparing their gar- j, len for another crop. Severql of the firls made a good yield lafct year, vhich they are very proud of, but feel hnl tViorn i a olill PI V V.IVA V ?o OV?I4 1WIU 1UI IIUUIUVV nent, and will try to make this the n nost successful year. n Mrs. Butler Kelly, who has been on in extended visit to relatives in* Vir- jr tinia and Tenessee, has returned to w ler home at Kelly. jr Mr. J. J. Scales and little daughtei n dildred, of ^Spartanburg, visited a^ he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fau:ett last week. Misses Florence Haney and Myrtle " "Jault were visitors in Union Saturlay. Miss Lula Gault of Union spent f< Sunday at the home of Mr. B. F. lault. Miss Colean Faucett is spending his week with relatives at Spartut.- ? >urg. The little one-year-old daughter of it dr. and Mrs. I). G. Gallman is very f< ;ick at this writing. Mr. L. J. Gault had a very painful hough not serious accident a fev? lays ago. He was standing near a olored man who was driving a post .vith an axe. The axe came loose p 'rom the handle, striking him in the nface, and left an ugly gash across riis nose and face. The pupils of Kelly school will J1 give an entertainment Friday pight, April 10. A small admission vA?- be charged, which will be given to^Hra- tl lehem church. The public is nb\/ed f, to attend. Some men would rather run for of- tl fice than make an honest living.? h Abbeville Medium. y This is the time of "year when all babies lbok alike to the politician, and ' he kisses them impartially.?Aiken ' Sentinel-Valley News. South Carolina is in the VirgMin S] reserve district. Here's hoping At A closer contact ^ill do us good.?Gre&wood Journal. \ I I 91 I rc I s! [en, LadiesjLys and Girls ?oft and Stf, Manhattan % n Straw ail Panama Hats n? . .'/?i eo leplri Store I LOCAL NEWS Mr. T. A. Green, of Spartanburg taa in Union Tuesday on business. Mr. Parham Jeter, of Santuc, wai he guest of relatives in Union Sun ayMr. and Mrs. Kemper Thomas, ol lantuc, were visitors in Union lasl 'riday. Mr. Lewis M .Rice has purchased t ew 1914 Harley-Davidson motor ycle. Mr. Douglass Howell, of Kelton as purchased a new Harley-Davidsor lotorcycle. Mr. Jno. M. Little, of Kelton, has urchased a 1914 two-speed Harley >avidson motorcycle. Mr. Ernest Foster has purchased a ew 1914 twin-cylinder Ilarley-DavIson motorcycle. Mr. Claude Pasks, one of our lino, ppe operators, has purchased a new tarley-Davidson motorcycle. Mr. Louis Jolly, one of the eflicient alesman with J. Cohen Clothing Co., as purchased a new' twin-cylinder [arley-Davidson motorcycle. Mr. Edward Townsend, one of tho ity mail carriers, has purchased a ew twin-cylinder Harley-Davidson lotorcycle. Mr. F. W. Carnell, the county agent I charge of farm demonstration rork, has purchased a new twin-cylider, two-speed Harley-Davidson lotorcycle. ^ M*. ?j " ? ..... aim i?rs. Fred Willard, .thens, Ga., are visiting relative ^ le city. ?,n , ?ped de Miss Bessie Bynum has ?',Uc g< lock Hill to visit relatives . vhetl jw weeks. hi Mr. Cullen, of Pittsfield, Mas,. . le guest of his daughter, Mrs..ffl?sJ lasterling. Mrs. Anna L. Parker, of the y Shop" was in Union WednV^JJR >r a few hours. \sw Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Thackston, of onesville, were visitors in the cit.y ist Saturday. Mr. W. W. Wood, of Jonesville, has urchased a new twin-cylinder Indian lotorcycle. Mr. Forest Spears, of Jonesville, as purchased a new twin-cylinder ndian motorcycle. Miss Grace Fant ,of Santuc, was he guest of relatives in Union for a ew days last week. Mrs. Corrie Jeter of Jonesville was he guest of her children, Mr. and Ira. W. T. Beaty last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sawyer have ctumed to the city after a visit to Natives in Anderson. Miss Frances Hint-c T _ vrj. tHJIieSVllie, pent the week-end in the city with liss Hattie Walker. Mr. Harry L. Goss, of New York, !>ent Saturday in the city with his 'uther. Mrs. Ida Baker. \ir'. Ernest McWhirter, of Jone.-?, ille, has purchased a new Indian win'cylinder motorcycle. \ Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd will spent! he Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Walker in Greenville. Mrs. F. M. Farr and Mrs. Macbeth foung are attending the U. I). C. onvention in session in Laurens. Mrs. Herbert Burbage, of Columia, has returned home after a visit a her sister, Mrs. Davis Jeffries. Mr. Alfred Willis, of Spartanburg pent Sunday in Union with relatives laking the trip on his motorcycle. Mr. George T. Oetzel, of Davidson I. C., spent the week-end in the citj rith his family at Clifford Seminary Mrs. Paul K. Switzer returned t( he city Saturday from a visit to hei lother, Mrs. A. V. Layton, in Spar ttnburg. *> Mr. Luke Wilburn has resigned his osition at the Excelsior Knitting fills arid accepted a similar one ir lolumbia. Miss Mahala Smith er school duties at Dillon, being sumloned to Union to attend the funral of her father, Mr. T. J. H. Smith Mr. R. C. Shand has moved with is family to Union and will go intc usiness here. Mr. Shand has moveti lto a cottage on North Herndor treet. Miss Flossie Whitlock, of Santuc pent Friday in the city, shopping. Mr. G. C. Greer and Miss Lizzie reer of Route No. 2 were visitors in rnion last Friday. Miss Carrie Agnew, who has been saching at West Springs, spent Tuesay night with Miss Maude Goforth nd left for her home in Due West i Wednesday morning. Mr. W. B. Cranford of Chester was isiting in Union Tuesday and while are paid The Timeg a visit. Mr ranford is well pleased with his loice of Chester as a place of resijnce. Mr. Wallace M. Smith, of GreenHe, renews his subscription this eek. Mt. Smith has a position with ie Camperdown Mills of that city i the office of the company. Mr. S. H. McLean, so pleasantly imembered by scores of Unidn peoe, was in Union last week adverting the cheap rates the Southern patting on for the Confederate Region which meets In Jacksonville, la., and the Southern Baptist Conintion which meets in Nashville, inn. Washington, April 6.?The supreme art today affirmed the $20,000 judgent awarded Mrs. Hattie E. Benitt, by the South Carolina supreme mrt, for the death of her husban? cither W. Bennett, a Southern railay locomotive engineer, killed on ug. 29, 1911, when his train ran to a bunting trestle near Alston, gre/ze PATH , vO DeCLIhTL t "^ouiUv. liues i/vt t| dUueXU vn. tlic pa.v ! w, old axje is poss , lacurt WiaUe, prautf urlae/vi tojcxwAo^ ccup ceusts. Dcpe^i(Wictj on, oldL a^e>. Li|es beautujul old cuje i/> e/viKam provided, jor in i We m.u-tte ^j<ruL j fo/je mx/1 barnfe NICHOLSON BA I S- ENSUE NICHOLSON. Pres. J. ROY Fl Vi"- VMVell V* -ad f \ I sn 1 L ?.7T?*UGGIST "?r 1KLp!^nu\TH,S LAXATIVE. l e first speecW 'Dfliffn Mnn/l?o\ir Q<3 t. vnuw^ uo niUCIl Wl i?p-1 V'4^r>ii(ri> '-pJiave used them do IW,v ^ l^rerlies, you would be y about recommending jSSswSf b. They taste just like urw oj so easily and pleasant^ t them *s a pleasure. * ?* ^>jirderlies have a splendid tonic, cleansing and strengthening effect upon the bowels. They help free the system and keep it free from the ailments that result from irregular or inactive bowels. They do this quietiy, without griping, nausea, purging or excessive looseness. In a short . time they usually make unnecessary the continued use of physics. We don't ask you to take our word for ! this. We want you to make us prove it, and at no cost to you. Buy a box of Rexall Orderlies. If . not thoroughly satisfied, tell us, and j vv will return your money without question. In vest pocket'tin boxes; 10c, 25c, 50c. ' You can buy Rexall Orderlies only ? at The' Rexall Stores, and in this town only of us.?The Rice Drug Co., Union, S. C. ' Florence, S. C., April 6.?Howard Clark, whose young wife was report( ed to have committed suicide at their ; country home a few days ago, today was arrested charged with murdering her. THE WAR OF BUSINESS. Clear Eye, Strong Arm, Good Health, Are Secrets of Health. The man with the punch, both mental and physical is the big business success of today. His bodily health is the force behind his business possibilities. The business world has no time to . listen* to the grouch story. Sour stomach, malaria, indigestion, coated tongue and a hundred other ' bodily ills come from an out-of-order ' liver. Calomel used to be considered the , only relief. Modern medical science ' has provided a far milder and more . pleasant form of fiver relief in CAliis , WELL'S LIVER-AID( a purely vege,. table liquid remedy. A large bottle can be had for 5C cents at The Rice Drug Co., where the purchase price will be promptly 5 returned in case you wish It after r trying this wonderful remedy. i OUGHT TO PAINT. . I I ought to have painted last year, . but I hated to pay $2 a gallon. I've got to paint this year; it'll take a little more paint; I suppose 1 gallon ' in 10; and a little more work, I sup! pose 1 day in 10. ' My job would have cost last veai about $50; it is going to cost this year $55. , $5 gone. I suppose it'll be the same again, if I wait again. ! What'if paint goes down to $1.75 a i gallon? $2.50 on the job! I shan't wait; what a fool I was! I DEVOE Stone-Jones Hardware Co. sells it. 1 A BROKEN WHEEL may not bo as bad as it looks. Bring ?rour wheel to us now and we will put t in perfect order. Then you can go on the road with no risk of trouble. Our charges are reasonable always. We sell Iver Johnson Bicycles. W. NEWELL SMITH AUTO COMPANY Phone 189-146. UNION, S. C. 'wav of my kq ycarsl'h0rac? ic future? OUL -A<jc b. a omtmiid. mi/nd, [biz. jor those w\w ; ujh. \wr thai "to/me, oxajua dj/mtm.islies ev o thenoften. hlajkfc storij of- lovz- m. cefit omfert" tsurlwr (lums. . to ~tajae. ixmjjo/n /VH6) : NR & TRUST CO. \NT, Vice-Pres. M. A. MOORE. Cashier Special Advertisements TYPEWRITER Carbon, best ever, by the box or single sheets at the Times office. WANTED: Chickens, eggs, butter and all kinds of country produce. Spencer's Cafe. Chas. E. Spencer, Proprietor. No. 12 Main Street, Union, S. C. (Next door to Fant Bros. Co. 15-4t BIBLES, BIBLES?For sale by the Times. FOR SALE: Fresh Florida Vegetables Saturday. Celery, Tomatoes, Lettuce and Cauliflower. Ernest Keshulas. Phone 136. It BARRED ROCK EGGS for hatching, from Thompson Ringlet strain. Toe for 15. Con Allen. l'2-4t A REMARKABLE OFFER: i will sell small farms to white settlers on credit. I will accept one-third of crop each year for five years a*? purchase money, interest charged S per cent. Write for-Xull particulars. .J. .J. Liftlejohn, Albany, tla. 15-17t-pd FOR SALE?100 acres of farm land two miles from Santuc, S. C, at $0.00 per acre. This is a bargain. tf Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co. THE FASTEST WAY is not the 1 quickest when you want to stop *i cough. The quickest and fastest way is to take Dr. Huiet's Cough Syrup at The Palmetto Drug Co. I FOR SALE?One set of Dickon's works, never been used. Will sell > cheap for cash. For futher information apply to the Times office, tf ' TIRED AND SLEEPY feelings will surely brighten up after taking Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier at The ! Palmetto Drug Co. ! Contractor and builder of wood, brick and cement. Office in Townsend building. Call and give me a trial. ( 15 4t pd L. J. Clewis. HUYLER'S CANDY always brings a smile, fresh as the flowers at Th? Palmetto Drug: Co. FOR SALE?A second hand typewriter, apply at Times office. ti ' PAINS VANISH when lluiet's all Healing: Liniment walks in the door at The Palmetto Drug: Co. MONEY TO LOAN on improved country Real Estate, $f>00 to $10,i 000. Write or phone me for particulars. J. E. Minter, Financial Correspondent for Union Central 'Life Insurance Co. 14-3t POUND PAPER. 25c at the Times. MY HAMILTONIAN STALLION, Guy Wilks, can he found at Aycock and Denver's Stables after April 6, ready for service; bring: your mares. C. H. Rice. 14-2tpd FOR SALE: I offer my farm, containing: 2(51 acres and located 3 miles north of Union. Price and terms reasonable. Choice farms for those meaning: business. J. P. McKissick. 15-4t kuk KENT?Suite of three rooms, well ventilated, modem conveniences, centrally located. Apply to Times. LOST CERTIFICATE?Public notice is hereby Riven that I have mislaid or lost Certificates No. 21 for 4 shares, No. 30 for 1 share and No. 34 for 4 shares, all in the Palmetto Realty Company. After 30 days from date I will make application for new certificates to be issued to me. John R. Mathis, March 30, 1914. 14-3t FwILL BE AT Aycock and 1 leaver's Stable with 20 or 25 head of fine mules on Friday, April 3, and for two weeks following will sell cash or good paper. Jackson Mule Co. 14-2t