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I nr | n I v V Send your childre V you have not the I JL come, z V Satisfaction guar V money back. X A WORD TO X TIONAL SALE, WONDERS.. W cerns of its kind are shipped dailj chasing in large > SELL GOODS C t# the problem. T T V LADIES New arrival up-to-the-i *<? white, pink, blue and V Wonder Price White and colored La\ in dainty design^, w Wonder Price I* _ Arv A oy< t ?? Y BOYS A Made of fine Wash Mat A terns. Sizes 3 to 8 X 39c, 49c, 59< i* V CLO Blue all wool Serge, fa: made, worth $15.00. One lot of Men's Suits, s worth up to $20.00. i > MENS A Blue Chambries Work c A sizes and well made, j A 75c. Wonder Price x ?? - Dress Shirts, coat style, made, worth 75c. W< A New arrival Tango Sil A beautiful styles, wor * ?? I X T z v Mutual Dry C T V r < ASSAIL GOVERNOR WHEN HE RETURNS TO BARNWELL Opponents Greet Him With Reproaches at Barnwell ? Many Hear Speeches?About 1,200 Gather for Meeting Which Includes Interesting Features. Barnwell, June 20.?For the first time since the United States senatorial campaign opened, the governor was placed on the defensive today by W. P. Pollock, who has been persistently hammering at the governor's pardon record. The governor has been out of the running for three days, missing the Beaufort, Hampton and Jasper county meetinr \ and when he returned to Barnwell today, he was ly begun his speech before he had to launch into an explanation of the pardon of the yeggman sometimes known as "Portland Ned," who disappeared from the governor's office. This outlaw ,the governor said, was not "Portland Ned," but one James Johnson instead, who had the alias of the widely notorious safe blower. He also read letters from a United .States marshal and a federal district attorney, saying that there were no outstanding warrants against the convict at the time clemency was granted. The governor made his customary bitter attack on the newspapers, designating certain reporters as "liars." He characterized the new primary rules as "a dirty, contemptible piece of thievery, which 'Portland Ned' and all his associates would not be guilty of." E. I). Smith, he said, was a Republican, and no friend of his. Go For His Record. Though in a distinctly I'lease territory. Messrs. .Jennings and Pollock uia not let up on tneir denunciation of the governor's |)ar(|0n record. "I expect to place the governor's record on exhibition from every stump in South Carolina," Mr. Jennings said, "and the detectives running around with the party can't scare me off the H E rHE STOl Succ n to shop here if time yourself to anteed or your THE WISE WILL SUFFICI which has proved the grandes e propose to keep up the Wi1 and our buyers are constant! r to our different stores. OU1 quantities enables us to buy HEAPER THAN OTHERS. Here arc a 1 !' WAISTS. minute Pure Silks, colors: Tango, worth $2.00. 98c vns, striped and figured orth 75c, $1.00 and $2.00. c and 98c I' SUITS. ;erial, a big variety of patyears. Wonder Price ? />A^ 1 f?A ? " IT, D?C dUU THING. st colors, tailor- (IJQ HCl Wonder Price__ ? *7 small sizes only, ^7Q Wonder Price *P-" J SHIRTS. : Shirts, fast colors, full sold elsewhere for 39c , full sizes and well QQp onder Price Oi/C ik Front Shirts, QQ^ th $2.00. Wonder..^ot H E *oods Co.'s Old S S. ] stage." E Mr. Pollock said that he had heard o "nigger, nigger, nigger" until he was t thoroughly disgusted. "That's all the a governor's got, and if my memory I serves me correctly", I believe it was t only a few years ago that the governor was himself a trustee of a negro o college in Orangeburg." C Senator Smith, who has been com- t pletely ignoring the charges by his v opponents, today answered the state- t ment made by the governor that Mr. c Smith, when a member of the legis- " lature, had voted for a bill to indem- ? nify the family of a negro, who had " been lynched, to the amount of $2,000. In answering this accusation, Senator c Smith read article 6, section (>, of the t constitution of South Carolina, which t makes this provision. The constitution was written, the senator explained, by n Senator Tillman and his Reformer as- f sociates, back in 1895, "the very hev- r day of the power of the common peo- 1 pie." " Many Voters There. s Approximately 1,200 voters attend- P ed the meeting and each candidate a was cordially received. The governor U pot a welcome similar to that extended by Barnwell on former occasions. Senator Smith, too, was a favorite, e and when the povernor asked for a t minute at the close of Mr. Pollock's h speech to answer a charpe by Mr. t< Pollock, it looked as if the povernor r would be howled down by calls for p Senator Smith. The povernor waited patiently a minute and then exclaim- b ed that he knew what he was doinp. k "I asked permission from the chair- o man, and I also pot Senator Smith's e permission to make a brief reply," he t said. n W. H. Duncan, the nresidinc ofli cer, said that this permission had s been granted, and that the governor " should have an opportunity to make a h reply, regardless of their disapproval p jThe boisterousness then subsided, and r the governor was allowed to explain, y Immeddiately upon his arrival in s Barnwell today the governor was g handed a petition for a pardon he r said, bearing 97 signatures, Among 1 these, he asserted, were 50 anti- s; w< RE THAr essors to IVIuti. The Store that is Get the Habit t< THE W< C. The GUN has been fired i it success Union has ever ha iR on high prices and we ci y on the spot in New York k PURCHASING POWER ] goods for half the price our Come to trade with us, and few of Our I LADIES' ? All wool well-tailored in t $3.00, $5.00, $8.00 and $1 79c, 98c, $1 Wash Skirts, white, tan an tailored, worth 75c, $!.( Wond 48c, 69c ; CHILDREN'S White Lawns and colored nicely trimmed, sizes 3 1 19c, 24c, 39< Nice designs in figured Ci and sash in the most up worth $2.00. Wonder F Fine Percales and Chamb to 14. Wonder Price__ 49c, 59c, ' SHOl Howard, Foster & Drew I worth up to $5.00. Won Qnppn OntiliHr nrirl FIvpw 1 C. V A A VA A V> TT and Oxfords, $3.50 yaljf Ladies' White Canvas Pud in the latest styles. Wo 69c, 79c, 98c Children's White Canvas: 49c, 59c, 89 w< \ ?tand KRASNOFF, Mai J^A {lease men. "That shows the kind < f trans they set for me. If I were : o grant the pardon, then they'd run ' round and attack me for granting it. 1 t only shows the extreme to which t hey will go to defeat me." The governor held up a catologue f f Benedict colleee. a necrro school in i Columbia, which contained a cut of i he faculty, some of the members of vhich were white women. It was at 1 his stage that some one in the crowd 1 ailed to the governor and said i You'll he in the next group when i Senator Smith takes your picture." : You're a liar," the governor retorted, i An effort was made by the man to 1 ome to the stage, apparently to at- 1 ack the speaker, but policemen in- i erf erred. It was reported that the | < ian was arrested. The speaker also j s nade mention of the fact that at | leaufort a negro orchestra furnished. nusic for the Vampaign exercises. |. 'hese, he said, went with 27 otheu1 < egroes to the court house where the j ( peaking was held. This, he sup-j , iosed, was as a "compliment to Sen-; j tor Smith, who voted with the ne- j t roes for Haskell in 1890. Claims to He Confident. During the last three days the gov-j j rnor has been in the Pee Dee sec-1 1 ion. From reports in this territory t e said he had more reason than ever ! o believe that on August 25 he would i eceive a majority vote of the "white" i eople of South Carolina. The governor received several | unches of flowers. While he was t issing the little girl that presented i. ne, an enthusiastic supporter repeatdly called for a hand primary. If | f he vovornor thin hn i otice of it. * j t Mr. Jennings, who was the next I peaker, said that on election day,! < the governor and his friends will i ave to vote according to the new \ rimary rules, whether they sign the * oils in a skyscraper or in a back ? ard, and 'they can't held it.' " This < tatement was made in answer to.the s overnor's charge that one set of the i egistration books had been placed in ( 'he State company's office. This 1 peaker also recalled the leap in elec- ( onI rSELLS lal Dry Goods C 5 Here to Stay ? Say?Go to )NDER and The WAR on high prices d, has demonstrated to our fr in do it! WHY? Because th City watching the market anc IS UNLIMITED. Quantities c competitors have to pay for th i if the high cost of living is a Numerous E SKIRTS. ;he latest styles, worth I 0.00. Wonder Price .98, $2.98 1 id blue, nicely made and )0 and $1.50. ^ ler Price md 98c j DRESSES. Ducks and Chambries, :o 6. Wonder Price I c and 49c repe made with a tunic i-to-date stvles. ? 'rice reys, well made, sizes 8 69c, 79c i iS. 1 den's Shoes, (IJ1 HQ der Price Ladies' Shoes (IJi /IQ JJfonder Priced( ips and 2 strap Slippers nder Price \ sand $1.49 f Oxfords and Pumps at c and 98c o N i THE ST lager, Union, S. C. don returns from 108,000 in 1910 to mji 144,000 in 1912. "This,!' he saifl, wa 'was enough circumstantial evidence am ;o turn a negro out of the- peniten- agi iow " ...A J . kilt After delving assiduously into the agi governor's pardon record, Mr. Jen- Ch lings prophesied ' that the governor Vii would be retired to private life on les \ugust 25. "If I am any judge of the the quiet, not of the loudmouthed lowling, Cole L. Blease will be re- I tired beyound the possibility of resur- to rection. And if you were to ask five ser pears from now some of these loud- gel nouthed here today if they applauded an! the governor of the State, when he lov iragged that he had pardoned 1,20C of md 'you can't help it,' that man will art jither deny it or hang his head in tor shame." lea Cites Orangeburg Case. J The mayor of Sumter also cited the , 1 :ase of Max Stokes of Orangeburg. en 'He was convicted of violating the iispensary law, and was fined $250," said Mr. Jennings. "Later he was in- . licted on a similar charge, and fled j. , he country. Convicted in his ab- "( sence, a sealed verdict was held igainst him. Later when he returned ?* rnd gave bond, and appealed to a aJ;f ligher court, he was pardoned while ?? ;he appeal was pending. This Max V14 a. xl ^ - ?.-> me same man mat on e? Cion day two years ago used his auto- ^il uobile in handling voters to the polls." j1?. rhis was met with a chorus of ap- t"1. rroval, some saying: "Kvery word of Pn hat's true" and others, "Lay it on, l"? lennings, we know it hurts." ^a The Barnwell crowd was prepared J"4 or the attack which Mr. Pollock has )een making for"the last few days on he governor. He had hardly begun >efore some one, in disapproval, ask- ha< d, "What is your text?" The Cheraw a I nan, who alwavs appears at an ad- wh antage under fire, quickly responded, tor See the 17th chapter of I Samuel, tht tnd read the whole of the chapter. It thi iescribes the struggle between David Til ind Goliath. Blease, with his polit- me cal machine, claims to be a great ? ioliath. What David did for Goliath fri< hope, by the grace of God, to do for inR lole felease on August 26. Now that's voi DEI UNDER O. \ The Store that S One Lov And the High Cost < has begun. OUR OPEN] iends and patrons of our is is a branch of one of th I are always picking up ba lo not cut any figures with u le same. Here is the secret i problem to you, our low pr iargains: HOSIER! .adies' and Misses' lisle Hos white and tan, worth 25c. ^adies' fine Silk and Silk Lis worth 50c. Wonder Priee ^adies' cotton fine yarn Hose worth 15c. Wonder Price. _ /Ten's Silk Hose in black, tai worth 50c. Wonder Price. KIMONA! jong with yokes, waist belts ; 75c and $1.50. Wonder Pr 25c, 39c an >hort Kimonas. Wonder.Pr 9c, 19c, 33c, 39c CORSETS ?ango made with low bust a wortn .?.uu. wonder Pric .a Mode especially made for in quality and style to $1.C Wonder Price CORSET CO\ iood quality, soft finished Ns ed in lace and embroidery, worth 50c. Wonder Price Novelty Corset Cover, soft Nainsook front and backs with lace and embroidery, 75c. Wonder Price DEI ORE THAT SEL A^. .^1 t^t ty w ' text, and I hope it soaks in." This cj s greeted with prolonged applause, E i the questioner did not interrupt cl ain. This speaker also defended s new primary rules, and referred d ain to the 500 foreign voters in b arleston who were carrolled by v icent Chicco and Sottile in Char- tt ton and an effort made to have t< sir names registered. d Would Send Him to Mexico. it Some one in the crowd suggested Mr. Pollock that the governor be it to the United States senate to t rid of him. "No," Mr. Pollock S 3werod, "my solution is that we alv him to go to Mexico at the head the State troops, and when they E s advanced far into Mexican terri y, let the troops drop back and " ve the governor to the Mexicans." Mr. Pollock again today reminded i voters that "a little sawed-off, mmered-down Dago is on the govtor's staff, and when you militia- ? n pass in review before the gov- fr tor and his staff, you will have to 'c ute the Dago, 'and you can't help a; ? si Senator Smith answered the charge one of his opponents that the sen- ? >r should help to expose the record j the governor. "It's not necessary," ! senator announced. "What I'll do . the whole bunch on August 25 u II be a plenty." The speaker said didn't know whether he had any- g ng to do with the advance in the u ce of cotton or not, but he was lllt-fl.l Ko* ? ? Cl ...... u> mm. he nan mere wnen 11 s doing, and "I don't know where 0] ;y( his opponents) were. You don't g ir anything about them along u, m." rp rhe governor earlier in the day pj 1 accused the senator of voting for aill to indemnify negro families in 21 ich a member was lynched. Sena- ? ' Smith read article (>, section 6 of ^ 5 Sta^e constitution which made s provision, as written by Senator lman, when the "reform, move- si nt" was at its crest back in 1895. ci Senator Smith said that his only u ends were not those who were vot- c? ; for him. "Those who do not fa me, I pity them profoundly. They u * I ells at Strictly x if Price | >1 Living Reducer % [NG SENSA- X ability to do A e largest con- A rgains, which & s, and by pur- & ivhy WE CAN ices will solve <? t f i f- f ;e in black, 1 Op V Wonder Price-*-^^ f le Hose in all colors, V 19c *n<l 23c X 9c 3'"25c ? i and grey, 23c * ^ s Y and cords, worth 50c, & ice id 89c % ices? A : and 49c * 3. *1 md free hip, 49c 2 ? ? ^ us, being fully equal V >0 value. 49c X V fERS. linsook front, trimm- V 19cand 23c | and sheer standard i, trimmed all over worth fully 39c jt f ^ I .LS UNDER | 1 T in not tell the chaff from the wheat. >ut. thank God, on August 25, the laff will be winnowed out." The speaker went into a detailed iscussion of the amendment to the uniting ana currency bill which proided the farmers' time extension feajre. He also explained the work of ;sting the tensile strength of the ifferent grades of cotton and of havig the grades standardized. The State.?J. I. K. MASTER'S SALE, tate of South Carolina County of Union. Court of Common Pleas. !. V. Going, plaintiff. Against elle Smith, et al, defendants. In obedience to an order made in ie above stated case, I will sell at inion, during the legal hours of sale, efore the court house door on Salesay, Monday, July 6, 1914, the followlg described land: All that certain >t of land containing one-half (1-2) ere, more or less, lying, being and ituate in the town of Union, county f Union, State aforesaid; in that poron of the town of Union known as /est Union, bounded by lots of Henry homson, F. C. Millings, J. W. Nance nd others. Said lot known as part of >t No. 19 in the division of lands of [. R. Stokes and also being the lot of ind conveyed to Jasper Jassamine mith by E. V. Going, and which is ereby mortgaged to secure the purlase money. The said mortgage beig recorded in the office of the Clerk f Court for Union _ ___ ? _ ?? ? vwuii vjr f aii i/v/ur\ , No. 22, on page 27, including all uildings and improvements thereon, erms of sale Cash. Purchaser to ay for papers. R. C. WILLIAMS, 5 3t Master for Union County. low To dive Quinine To Children. RBRILINK Is the trade-mark name riven to an proved Quinine. It is a Tasteleaa Syrup, pleasit to take and does not disturb the stomach. Iiildren take it and never know it is Quinine, lao especially adapted to adults who cannot ke ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor luse nervousness nor ringing In the head. Try the neat time you need OuTnine tor any pur>se. Ask tor 2-ounce original package. The ime FBBUUNK is blown in bottle, ii cents. * *