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McLURE'S I GREAT MID-SEASON Gearance Sale Now in Full Blast You can't afford to mfss it. Nothing but new, fresh goods to select from. 10c quality LADIES' HOSE. Sale Price 5c 10c quality MEN'S HOSE. Sale Price 5c ' 10c quality CHILDREN'S HOSE. Sale Price 5c J. & P. COAT SPOOL COTTON. Sale Price 4c Silk Finish CROCHET COTTON. Sale Price 4c 10c quality HAIR NETS. Sale Price , 5c 5c quality Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS. Sale Price lc 10c quality SHOE POLISH, all colors. Sale Price 8c 50c quality Misses DRESS SKIRTS. Sale Price 39c $1.00 quality Ladies' Dress SKIRTS, slightly soiled. Sale Price 49c 50c quality Ladies' WHITE WAISTS slightly soiled. Sale Price 29c 75c quality Ladies WHITE WAISTS, samples. Sale Price 39c $1.25 T oA:?c? WU1TP . - - unu.co nmis waisis. sale Frice 79c $1.50 quality Ladies' WHITE WAISTS. Sale Price : 98c $4.98 quality Ladies Embroidered Voile DRESSES. Sale Price $2.48 $1.50 quality Ladies Percale, Gingham and Lawn Dresses 89c $1.50 quality Ladies Flowered Silk and Messaline Underskirts, ? Sale Price 98c iOc and 5c quality Val. Laces. Sale Price 2 l-2c 10c quality CHAMBRAY SHORTS. Sale Price 5c 10c quality pink, blue and lavendar LAWNS. Sale Price 5c 8c quality yard-wide BLEACHING SHORTS. Sale Price 5c 20c quality 8 oz. FEATHER TICK, best made. Sale Price 16c $1.25 Men's FELT HATS. Sale Price 75c $1.50 quality Men's FELT HATS. Sale Price 98c Men's and Boys' STRAW HATS at 1-2 price. Sweeping reduction in all Ladies', Men's and Children's Oxfords. $1.25 QUALITY. Sale Price T 98c $1.50 QUALITY. Sale Price ?_ $1.25 $1.75 QUALITY. Sale Price. ? ..$1.48 $2.50 QUALITY. Sale Price .$1.98 $8.00 QUALITY. Sale Price .$2.48 $8.50 QUALITY. Sale Price _..$2.98 Big lot Ladies' Oxfords principally small sizes, values up to $3.00, Sale Price 98c Big lot Children's Oxfords, worth up to $1.25. Sale Price 49c Ladies' and Misses' HATS at 1-2 price. Sweeping reductions in price of all Men's and Boys' Suits and Odd Pants. Come to Bargain Headquarters where everything is sold for less. McLur c Mercantile Co. The Undersellers. OUR MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! 1 Will Start JULY 4th and Continue I J Through Chautauqua Week, July 18th I It has always been our custom to have our Mid- I Summer Sale July 15th, but on account of the Chautauqua visitors we are going to start three j weeks earlier in order to give the Chautauqua visitor an opportunity to save money? We guar- j antee that the original prices on our Suits, Hats { and Pants are from 10 to 15 per cent lower than the same merchandise in Columbia, Spartanburg \ and neighboring towns, and when you get the reduction we are offering, you get First Class * Merchandise at about half price. We want every man, woman and child to make our store their i headquarters during Chautauqua week. c Men's Fine Suits to go at a Very Low Price. , All $22.50 and $25.00 Men's Suits to go at__$17.50 t All $20.00 Men's Suits to go at $15.00 All $18.00 and $17.00 Men's Suits to go at__$13.50 5 All $15.00 and $16.50 Men's Suits to go at__$12.50 All $13.50 and $12.50 Men's Suits to go at__$10.00 a All $10.00 Men's Suits to go at! $7.75 v All $8.50 and $8.00 Men's Suits to go at $5.50 Men's Fine Pants to go at a Remarkably Low e Price. All $6.00 and $6.50 Men's Pants to go at $5.00 { All $5.00 Men's Pants to go at $4.25 All $4.00 and $4.50 Men's Pants to orn at I All $3.50 Men's Pants to go at $2.75 1 All $3.00 Men's Pants to go at $2.50 p All Boys Suits in this Sale. ? All $10.00 Boy's Suits to go at $7.50 All $8.50 and $8.00 Boys' Suits to go at $6.00 p All $7.00 and $7.50 Boys' Suits to go at $5.00 All $6.00 and $6.50 Boys' Suits to go at $4.50 r All $5.00 Boy's Suits to go at $3.75 r< All $4.00 and $4.50 Boys' Suits to go ot $3.25 n All $3.50 Boys' Suits to go at $2.75 e All $3.00 Boys' Suits to go at $2.50 All $2.25 and $2.50 Boys' Suits to go at $1.75 J One lot of John B. Stetson $3.50 Hats in greys and browns to go at $2.50 c All Straw and Panama Hats at 25 per cent Off. R Remember the date and buy early before they are pfeked over. We will make a Special Reduction ol 10% on all Oxlords and Gents Furnishing Goods. p jl J. COHEN, The House of Satisfaction |J r< w LOCAL NEWS , n Mr. R. M. Estes spent several day this week at Glenn Springs. ^ Mr. J. T. Fowler of Jonesville wa X a visitor in Union Monday. v Dr. T. B. Bates of Carlisle was j visitor to Union Wednesday. h Mrs. W. T. Holcombe is attending ? the summer school at Rock Hill. Mr. Miller Page of Jonesville wa a visitor to Union Wednesday. Miss Florrie Wilkes of Blair, is ii ic the city attending Chautauqua. Mr. J. W. Cameron of Shelton wa: o in Union Monday on business. ,a M iss Isma Gault of Jonesville war1 a visitor in the city last week. Prof. A. B. Adams of Sedalia wa in Union Tuesday on business. Mr. W. H. Anderson of Sheltor was a visitor to Union Wednesday. Mr. B. F. Kennedy of Jonesvill R. was a visitor to Union Wednesday, st M rs. J. W. Scott of Jonesville waj a visitor in the city on Wednesday, ar Miss Lois Gregory of Route 3, i Y} visiting friends at Pomaria this weelP' Miss Sara Berlin of Greer is spcnc ,. ing this week with Miss Ruth Coher th Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Bobo of Cros Jo Keys were visiting in Union this weel Mr. L. L. I.ittlefield of Greer spen Ui the week-end with Dr. O. L. P. Jach lei son. Mr. R. W. Hamilton of the Nort Pacolet section was in Union Wednes on day. Ml Miss Mason Blankenship of Unio Route 2 was a visitor in the city Tues day. ar Mr. Louis N. Rodger of Colunibi sp spent several days in the city thi Ai week. Mrs. Edgar Norman of Colerain an spent Monday in the city with rek ar tives. foi Mrs. Philin Berlin and children c Belton are the guests of Mrs. Jaco l gu Cohen. sp Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilburn o1 ( ' Cross Keys were visitors in Unioi i Monday. th Little Miss Kathrin Wagnon, who ( ^ has been quite sick, is very mucn i?n-Lul proved. ^ ?, Prof. A. B. Adams of Sedalia spent ^ several days in the city of Columbia this week. " Miss Kathleen McWhirter of Jonesville ig the euest of Mm .Tomoc v. Whirter. ~ Lii Mrs. Ben Sexton of Barnwell is the ^ guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sexton. ed Misses Ferol and Louise Jackson are the guests of friends in Gre?htrille, S. C. >ti ' ,1"? whien Miss Kathrin Layton of Spa^t^^^ >urg is the guest of her sister, Mrf^RfV, ?. K. Switzer. \,? en Mrs. A. B. Dove and Miss Mary thi jibson of Florence are the guests of Mrs. D. A. Boyd. j^' Mr. W. W. Cooper of Hopkins, S. Til 2., was in Union on business a few sa: lays this week. Ga Mrs. L. J. Browning and Mrs. A. B. Vdams of Sedalia were visitors in the alb ity on Wednesday. ab Mr. W. W. Finley spent the week-^ snd with his wife, who is ill in theT? lospital in Columbia. Mr. Dan H. Wallace of Boston, SK dass,. is spending some time with his { amily in the city. Miss Virginia Hutto of Denmark s the guest of her relatives, Mr. and . drs. C. H. Milhous. JJJ Mrs. Banks Harris has returned to Mi ?er home near Union from a visir to ve: elatives at Pacolet. Miss Clara Trull of Columbia is vis- th< wiik ncr auni, :nrs. u. I.. I'. Jackson eni in East Main street. Pa Mrs. Theodore Maddox and children eft last week for the Isle of Palms o spend some time. Sa L Mrs. George Perrin and children lave returned from a visit to Mrs. R. a. J. Smith at Jonesville. ^ Miss Fannie Mae Howze, who has . \ position at Belton, spent the Fourth Jla yith relatives in the city. ^ Mr. Luke Wilburn, who has a posi- sp< ion at Hamlet, N. C., spent the weeknd in Union with relatives. Miss Fannie Duncan, who has been an he truest of Mrs. W. E. Lucas in wa .aurens, has returned home. Sp Miss Nina Sligh spent the week-end nth relatives at Pomaria, returning o the city Sunday afternoon. po Mrs. Solmonsen, who has been the C1* uest of Mrs. R. M. Estes, has returnd to her home in Charleston. vi< Mrs. F. P. Hamilton of Converse is se< he guest of her sister, Mrs. George , errin for Chautauqua week. Mrs. Herbert Jolly, nee Miss Lelia ln )ickert of Columbia is the guest ox eiuuves in me ciiy tnis weeK. Mrs. Nolen Penland of Spartanburg tie } spending this week with her par- wa nts, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Murrah. Sp Mrs. Herman Wray and little son lerman, Jr., of Wilmington, N. C., jn re the guests of Mrs. Katy Gallman. ^ Mrs. H. S. Adams and little son of hester will arrive this week to visit sjr Irs. B. G. Clifford at the Seminary. ^ Mrs. L. Berry Jeter, Jr. of Santuc to pent several days this week with her ? arents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mc!)ow. ftl Mrs. C. P. Maxwell left today for Ml n extended visit to relatives in At- Pn inta, Fittzgerald and Birmingham. (?.r F V Mrs. D. J. Gregory of Santuc was if? >ie guest of Mrs. Norman Jones this reek and attending the Chautauqua. Mrs. E. L. Clarke and daughter, Iss Fannie Clark, returned last week om a visit to Miss Leavitt in Andern. Mr. and Mrs Elias Prioleau spent e week-end in Saluda, N. C., the tests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Matthfs. Miss Ruth Wilburn has returned to e city from an extended visit to liege friends in Virginia and Florice. Master George Sawyer, who has ten visiting relatives in Anderson r some time has returned, to his ime. Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Littlehn of Jonesville are attending Chauuqua and spending the week with iends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomson and rnily of Spartanburg spent Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ault. Mr. and Mrs. Gist Duncan of Leeslle are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. , P. Harry at their home on South reet. Misses Ellen Poston of Johnsonville id Louisa Barron of Fort Lawn, are siting at the home of Mrs. Lucy irron. Mrs. Manning Smith and Miss Lue Jordan of Union were shopping n e city this week.?Spartanburg urnal. Hon. I.nwmlps -T Rmuminir Itrn t- in lion for a short while Monday and 't on the evening train to rejoin the mpaigners. Mrs. O. F. Bennett, who has been an extended visit to relatives in assachusetts has returned to her me here. Miss Ila Mae Evans of Rembert rived Wednesday afternoon to end Chautauqua week with Miss ina Howze. Miss Louise Moore of Bennettsville d Miss Bertie Phillips of Gaffney e the guests of Miss Maude Goforth r Chautauqua. Mrs. 0. L. P. Jackson and her house est, Miss Clara Trull of Columbia ent several clays in Charlotte, N. with friends. Miss Myrtle Parks, who has been e guest of Miss Mabel West in larleston for two weeks, has rerned to her home. Mrs. Hanbury of Macon, Ga., arrivThursday to spend some time with r mother, Mrs. Katy Gallman on est Main street. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Littlejohn and itzghters, Misses Ruth and Mary ttlejohn of Gaffney are visitors in ? city for Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ashe have movinto the house on South Church eet recently vacated by Mr. Chas . Goforth and the Misses Goforth. Miss Etf ??McDow returned to the ?JMondaV^fternoon from a visit to , arttTounc&fattison at Honea Path ha^- - uiiniiliB DUWlt) al AiidciaUii. D03r John C. O'Shields and children ronave been the,guests of Rev. and rs. S. P. Hair of Fort Mill for sevftl* weeks, will return to the city is week. Mr. H. L. Gault of Dennison, Texas renewing his subscription to The mes has some very kind words to y for the paper. Thank you, Mr. lUlt. Mrs. W. W. Finley, who was oper d on (it the Columbia hospital out two weeks, ago, is improving d will be able to return home in two three weeks. Miss Mamie Sill of Camden is the est of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Sill, ss Sill is attending the summei lool ?t t.hp Tlnivuroilv nf -J""'!' rolina.?Sunday State. Miss Mamie Young has returned >m Edgefield where she has been a est at the house party given by ss Nelle Jones to a bevy of Conrse college girls. W. H. MeEachern, ticket agent for b Southern at Union, was in confe:-ce here yesterday with Traveling fcsenger Agent R. C. Cotner.? artanburg Journal. Mr. T. E. Hendrix and family left turday for Enterprise, Ala., where goes to be the weave room boss in mill. Mr. Hendrix friends will be id to learn of his promotion. Mrs. J. T. Fitten and little son, who ve been the o-uests of Col. and Mrs. C. Duncan will leave this week for b mountains of North Carolina to end the remainder of the summer. Mr. C. L. Bryant was visiting ends in Union last week. Mr. Bryt is now located in Barnwell, and is returning from the hospital in artanburg where he had carried his tie son for an operation. Mr. Goyan Austell has resigned his sition with "The Battery" of this y and accepted a similar position th "The Battery" of Union. Mr. istell is a valuable man, whose series the Union store is fortunate in curing.?Gaffney Ledger. T. A. Savage, night chief operator the Southern's general relay teieaph office in Charlotte, passed rough Spartanburg yesterday, rerning after spending a brief vaca>n in Union county. Mr. Savage is formerly employed in this city.? artanburg Journal. Mr. S. T. Powell, of Walnut, Miss., sending us his subscription to The me6, has same very kind remarks make concerning the paper. We icerely trust he will, upon trial of e paper, find that he will be ready renew when the time expires. lalaria or Chilli & Fever escription No. 666 it prepared especially MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. vc or six doses will break any case, and aken then as a tonic the Fever will not urn. It acta on the liver better than lomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c I I' bank and 1 JlfiftiM I trust company E 1^ u 1n on s c ill DES1RIBIL1TY OF SAVING EVIDENCED 1 i There is no better evidence of the desirability of jj saving than the steady and enormous growth each 1 vear in the amount of money which savers have in ! jf! banks. Billions upon billions of dollars are saved (di annually in the United States. Most of this is saved in small amounts. r.M . i - ? inis oariK welcomes deposits ol $1.UU or more U N on which it pays interest, compounded semi-annu- j ally. J EMSLIE NICHOLSON, J. ROY FANT, 31. A. MOORE, President. Vice President. 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It is prepared in every way to train its students tor lives of the fullest elYieieney and rexpomubility. Its equipment, faculty, courses of study and cultural intluenees are entirely in harmony with present day requirements. BUILDINGS equipped along the most modern lines for convenient, comfortable life and efficient work. Seventeen class-rooms; 2."> ]>iano practice rooms; lilirary; six parlors; well equipped science department; kitchen furnished at cost of $2,'AM'. College-owned dairy. ENTRANCE UPON 14-UNIT BASIS. Courses lead to It. A.. 15. !, , and M. A. decrees. Valuable practical traiuiiiK in Domestic Science. Business Course, leading to diploma. Thorough courses, lending to diploma*. in Conservatory cf Music, departments ot Art, Expression. Physical Culture, Kimlerga.'tuu, Normal Training Course. Most healthful location; refined associates; Christine, leaching* ai.d influences. Constructive discipline. The institution aims to afford the best educational opportunities at minimum cost. For Catalogue, address DAVID M. RAMSAY, D. D., President, Greenville, S. C. o ? - ^InP^isl AflvPrtiCPmPntc THE LINIMENT that never fails to i3ptdcil rmtlVt^I stop the pain?Dr. Huiet's All Healing Liniment, it's sold everyGENUINE B. V. D. SHIRT and draw- where?ask about it. ers 39c a garment and Balbriggan undershirts and drawers worth 50c FOR RENT?A 4-room cottage on at 19c, at the Wonder. Successors North Church street, near Southern to Mutual Dry Goods Co. depot. Electric lights and good water. Apply to \V. S. McLure. u' NOTICE?I will give a first-class ,, 77Tbarbecue in Union on August 22. ' ^ NOT FORGET to visit the \\ onT.011 is 1). Smith der store Chautauqua week. Spec ial bargains in all departments. MILITANT MIDDY DRESSES for ,lT> n u wpwwp ~ girls; up-to-date, sizes (! to 14 years I)R- ?- B. WRIGHr, veternary surnn, jrj , 4. . geon and dentist will be in Union 08c at tile Wonder Wednesday th,ouKh Sun,lav .??c at tne wonder. of each wepk ftt Johnson-s stables. v<\r> oiip r\ ?,,,) -v. 11 .n All calls answered promptly. Phone PGR SALE?One 1913 Model, Twin 229 it Indian motorcycle nractically new at a bargain, address A. B. C? care 777~7777 .. 7777 77 7 7 Union Times. 2t pd YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS have good 7 attention and are always carefully A REMARKABLE OFFER: 1 will compounded when you have them sell small farms to white settlers filled "t ' he I almetto Drug Co. on credit. I will accept one-third of 7777777 77 7 i ~7 7 crop each year for five years a* LOST Or had stolen from me, ahou* purchase money, interest charged 8 s,x . ?eeks .a*?> a Waltham thinner cent. Write for full particulars. '' J. J. Littlejohn, Albany, Ga. n . ?f (,ie.sccnt *ca} in:l'* 1(- 17. , J ' " Had a small photograph pasted under crystal; and had a gold finished face HAWAKn .f. vncTVD ?..,i iidpu; with arabic dial. Anyone having "Y V ?t v'?" "oil" or findinp this watch, will be reLad.es and Men s Shoes $3.50 and warded if returned to Clarke Gar$5.00 quality at $179 at the Won- t The Unjon ?ardware (<o.. der?the store that sells under. Union S C 27 2t THE BEST WAY to pet throuph the ,riiir, inf,iit.'t-t a?*t i hot summer take Dr. Huiet's Pink ^IIE HIGHEST QUALITY Envelopes Blood Purifier ,the best tonic at a ound 1 aper. Tne Times. The Palmetto P~up Co. ??? WANTED?One second hand safe. OFFICE SUPPLIES. The Times. Call on or write The Union Times, Union, S. C. It LOST?A sipnet rinp with initials of ???? L. J. H. enpraved. Possibly lost between Union and Minter's store E? I 1 fwl B M Wfl or between Cross Keys and Union. # Suitable reward if returned to L. J. Will cure your lineumatlBXTl Hunioc 1* ^7 1 - ! - T T? ^ 1 ^ n meuraigia, neaaacnes, cramps, ? A T ^?? ? :?T Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and FOR SALE-100 acres of farm land ? old s Stjn of Insect9 two miles from Santuc, S. C, at _ I . >. i $9.00 per acre. This is a bargain. ?tc* Antiseptic Anodyne, used intf Citizens Real Estate A Loan Co. ternally and externally. Price 25c.