Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Have Ju | X From market t | of NEW GO 1 daily. DON" % HEAR FRON X X most complet lowest price v I McLure IV | The V ...THIS Believes In Value Q IT IS THE CHC MEN WHO MA WELI And it M^k< What* a Fin< LET US SHOW STETSON IN ?All Shapes, Cc We Especially Irivi Look Our Stock of Elsewhere? E. P. REED SB We Have Them in Styles?Also a Bij Shoes. Come Eari Before They Are ( We Pay 10c fo j.c "The Hous< fiSS===== Our Sto Automobile?Gooc Goodrich, Goodyear, Motorcycle?Good Streak. P^irestone Tread. Goodyear B1 Bicycle?All styles per pair to $7.00 pei ?All Til Mode Contest. The South Carolina exposition mission is putting on a contes the sale of South Carolina m for the purpose of raising mon< our State's representation at the ama exposition. The medals are of bronze, with the seal of Soutf olina on one side, and that o A^A A^A ~^r "A^ ta" "A" fVr TA^ fyy vt fv" fuy >, T^T st Returned f Y and our large stock Y Y ODS are arriving ! T BUY TILL YOU I Y t US. We have the V e stock and at the % Y /e have ever had. X X lercantileCo.f ndersellers. ^ 1 A A A A A A A A a^A STORE I; ! -In Style, As Well As UALITY. \ } n In Hats j We Feature f fe? Stetson )SEN HAT OF YOUNG \ KE IT A POINT TO BE , DRESSED? ! is Good Our Ideal of e Hat Ought To Be. YOU THE NEW FALL ! [ STIFF AND SOFT, dors and Newest Style? Ite the Ladies to Come and \ Shoes Over Before Buying ] ^ i W And r\S//OjE*S i ] I0ES Lead the Style. l All Leathers and Newest : r; Line of Boys' and Girls' ; v and Get What Yon Wnnf I ^Jone. ' r Cotton on Accounts. OHEN b of Satisfaction." ____________________________________ " 1 ?ck of Tires 3 iyear and Firestone Casings. < i , Firestone and Howe Tubes. < year studded; Goodyear Blue 1 Non-Skid. Diamond Safety- i ue Streak inner tubes. j j of treads. Prices from ?3 00 I ! < r pair. res Guaranteed.? ] I Garage : ___ 1 Canal Zone on the other. They sell i for $1.00 each, and a round-trip tick- \ com- et ^ eXp0sition will be given to ' ^ol every young woman who sells 1,000. edals, on ga]e3 exceeding 600, but less than ;y for j^qoo, io per cent will be paid. Write made to South Carolina Exposition ? Car- Commission, Columbia, S. C., for par if the ticulars. - tf i * LOCAL ^NEWS Miss Beulah Edge of Pacolet was a visitor in the city on Tuesday. Dr. H. W. C. Baker of Bucalo spent Tuesday in the city on business. Mr. J. M. Bennett of Cross Anchor was in the city Monday on business. Miss Sadie Allan of Charleston is the guest of Miss Frances Nicholson. Mrs. John Graham is visiting Mrs. R. M. Estes on South Church street Mrs. Elias Prioleau left Monday for Toccoa, Ga. to visit friends for some time. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Culberson of Kelton spent Monday in the city with friends. Hon. Lowndes J. Browning of Sedalia spent Monday in the city on business. Miss Frances Smith of Jonesville spent the weekend in Union with friends. Miss Effie Faucett left last week for Chappell where she will teach this session. Misses Fannie Duncan and Mamie Young left Monday morning for Converse college. Mr. S. H. McLean of the Southern 'ailway was in the city Saturday for i short while. Mrs. F. G. Mcllugh spent Sunday n the city with her mother, Mrs. M. 2. Mangum. Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Kennedv have eturned from the mountains of ^orth Carolina. Miss Clarice Tinsley will leave this veek for Columbia to enter the Coumbia college. Mrs. Theo Stehle of Jonesville i spent several days last week with drs. R. M. Estes. 1 Miss Elizabeth Arthur left this j veek for Richmond, Va. to resume ler school duties. i Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd spent the veek-end with Rev. and Mrs. D. P. ' Joyd at Newberry. < Mr. George N. Wilson of the Richnond Paper company, was in the city ;his week on business. I)r. Frank Crawford, who has headquarters in Columbia, spent Monday in Union on business. Mrs. J. T. Sexton had as her guests { for several days, her daughter, Mrs. A A. Estes of Cross Keys. . . -c Miss Pearl Harris, who has been c the guest of Miss Lyl Milam in Clin- ji ton has returned to her home. ' Sheriff Thomas and Chief of Police ^ Lemmons of Gatfney were business t visitors in the city Tuesday. 1' Mrs. Julian Sannders ol* Chester is ^ the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mabry r a. ivice <jn r^ast lviain street. Miss Lizzie Greer and a Blankenship of route 2, Friday/In tqe city with T|jj Miss Irede McGowan left Tuesday | For Hot Springs, N. C. to enter Dor- 1 and Institute to stud^ this session, j Mr. and Mrs. Eugene EVans, of ( Pendleton, attended the funeral ser- 1 /ices of Mr. J. P. McKissick last week. Miss Malina Wilson left Monday < ?or Harrisonburg, Va. to resume her | studies at the State Normal college, jj Mrs. Henry S. Adams and little son. J ilenry, of Chester are the guests oi Mrs. B. G. Clifford at the Seminary. Miss Irene McDow leaves nexi week for Lockhart where she will he principal of the graded schools this /ear. Mr. I. P. McKissick of Americus, 3a. attend d the funeral services of Mr. J. P. McKissick last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Manley Sanders and little laughter of Columbia are the guests' jf Mrs. Haynes Harris on South! street. Miss Minnie Maud Wilson left this! week to enter the Memorial ho-pital in Harrisonburg, Va. to take a course in nursing. Mrs. S. A. Cowart and son, Master Theodore Cowart of Greenville, have returned home from a visit to friends in the city. Mrs. Arthur Lynah, who has been the guest of Mrs. Dan Wallace for several days, has returned to her home in Charleston. Mrs. Jeter who has been quite indisposed for several weeks is able to walk around. This is very gratifying to her many friends. Mr. E. B. McLaurin spent several iavs last week at h is hnmo in Hi?n-1 riettsville, having been called home sn account of the death of a relative. Mrs. J. M. Gray and little child returned to their home in Darlington a?fter spending several weeks with relatives in Union and the county. Mr. S. K. Humphries left Tuesday for a business trip to Darlington and >ther towns in the low country. He vill probably be away from home ten jays. Miss Lois Townsend, who has been teaching at Allendale, has had to return home on account of sickness. She ivill resume her school duties as soon as her health permits. ReU. Dr. R. E. Stackhouse will preach at Grace Methodist church next Sunday morning at 11 o'elock at which time the Fourth quarterly conference will be held. Mr. Stanmore Langford of the Southern Power company at Union accompanied by Mr. Will Willoford, drove through in a car to Newberry Sunday night leaving Monday afternoon on the return trip?Herald and News. Farmers Union. The Central Farmers' union will meet September 28 at 12 o'clock at the court house. Every member is requested to be present at this meeting. Mr. J. W. Jones has moved from Loekhart to Monarch. Dr. S. W. Pryor of Chester spent | Thursday in Union on professiona. | business. Mrs. T. L. Estes spent several days this week at her former home in Greenwood. Mr. Herbert Meng spent Sunday in Charlotte. He made the trip on his Indian motorcycle. Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Miss Mason Blankenship of route 2 spent Wednesday in the city with friends. The W. D. Arthur company has teen instructed by the Model Mills company of Tennessee to buy-a-oalel for them. The good work goes on. Hon. J. Rion McKissick of Green-1 ville spent Thursday in the city on business. Mr. McKissick is a former Union county hoy and one of whom we are very proud. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Lawson and family who have been visiting relatives and friends in Union and the county for several weeks, left Tuesday for their home in Lodge. They made the trip both ways in their car and without accident,.and report good roads most of the way. List of Advertised Letters. Reubin Briggs, Miss Ellen Bobo, Jim Calicutt, Albert Carter, Willie Douglas, Sallie Epps, W. E. Franch, Miss Hettie Going, Miss Sarah Glenn, Miss Sarah Jones, Miss Genever : Jones, Oscai Moss, Epps Norman, Mrs. Sallie Porter, J. P. Pope, Munro Sanders, G. C. Werts, J. H. Worthy. CHEAP PAINT. There are 1000 "cheap paint9 and a| dozen really cheap ones. That double word "cheap" is thcl :ause of wasting more money than good paint costs, uvo or three times I aver. Cheap paint is good paint; there is no other; no other is cheap. The two words sound alike but their meanings are opposite. "Cheap" :osts double. Cheap is Devoe. STONE-JONES HARDWARE CO. Tribute of Respect. Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty to remove from our midst, by ieath, our esteemed friend and broth'r, R. M. Estes, who has for manyrears occupied a prominent rank in iur midst, maintaining under all cirumstances a character untarnished, I md a reputation above reproach. Therefore, Resolved, That in the Ieath of Mr. R. M. Estes we have susained the loss of a friend whose felowship it was an honor and a pleas-1 ire to enjoy; that we bear willing tesimony to his many virtues, to his un-1 luestioned probity and stainless life;! hat we offer to his bereaved family I md mourning friends, over whom 1 Irow -jug ber sable mantle, KflpnaiMlSlr ConaoletRe, and pray Rje Infinite 'Goodness may bring spebdy relief to their burdened hearts and inspire them with the consolation that hope in futurity and faith in God give even in the shadow of the tomb. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions, properly engrossed, be presented to the family of our deceased I 41 -1-- 1 * ' uruuier, aiso piaeea on me minutes 01 t>ur Order, also a copy sent for publication. J. E. Kirby, L. S. Townsend, Jno. K. llamblin, Capt. E. L. Clark. Committee. Announce ments. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as one of the trustees of Union School District, No. 11. C. T. Murphy. -I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as one of the trustees of Union School District, No. 11. J. A. Sawyer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the oflice of trustee for Union School District No. 11. II. B. .lames. Special Advertisements: WEST SPRINGS WATER delivered at your door in Union twice a week in sealed carboys. Late summer is a pood time to drink this hcalthgivinp water. Leave word at Times office. W. H. Lawson, West Springs. Phone 17 "> St DO YOUR DRUG BUSINESS with The Palmetto Drug Co., where you Ret the best of service and always save money. FOR SALE?Residence at No. 08 Church street. Five rooms, water and electric lights. Lot 75x200 ft. Bargain if taken now. See L. M. Rice at The Union Times office, tf THE TONIC YOU WANT TO take for your blood is Dr. M. D. lluiet's Pink Blood Purifier, guaranteed at The Palmetto Drug (Jo. F(JR SALE?1,000 pairs of "Star Brand" shoes, the best shoe in the World for the money. J. M. Whitehead. 37 4t pd BRING YOUR DOCTOR'S prescriptions to The Palmetto Drug Co.. we fill any prescription with the best drugs that can be obtained. Wanted?to shoe your whole family with Star Brand shoes. J. M. Whitehead. 37 4t pd HUIET'S CHILL BUSTER? The tonic that will cure chills and fever at the Palmetto Drug Co. i Istl ' scl U ' " UNNECESSARY S Many believe in the old sa but little here below" and yi sarily many a dollar that she Avoid unnessary expense It does not take long for tl cumulate, with compound competence, assuring comfc when earning power has din Many a Savings Account i represents avoidance of "un ing." Open An Account Tc EM SUE NICHOLSON, J. ROY FA *r:__ .. t voiuviu. > ICC I it 11 w *|*fji m ; -? LI JiVkr 7?\ 1U I * i | U^4 A A^4 A A^A A^A A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A. V* TAV tav ! Use Dusl i | For Sweeping an J: Floors and Carp< :| down the dust and | and moths. T A 1 Bbl. Lots at 2% cent; f ^ Bbl. Lots at 3 cents 25 Lbs. for One Dollar, | BAIL | Furniture & Lui < I H I LLC REST f *J. F. McLURE, Pr< % THE HOME OF PURE Mil Y Y % Cleanliness and Pur it Y X DELIVERIES TW X PHONE 22 X Give us a trial arid you $ REGULAR CUS1 To Machine 0] We are now prepared to mal chinery repairs on short notice We have installed an Oxyapparatus which successfully steel, brass. We Solicit Your Model G* A CLEAN AND HEALTHY MOUTH Good Health Depends Upon Good Digi Good Digestion Depends Upon 4 Good Mastication Depen Good Teeth Dep< H. K. SMITH, Office Gnult Buftdlng, Next SPECIAL PRICES F Account Cotton and W TEACHERS with certificates wanted SALES immediately for following positions and < in graded or rural schools: .*1 at vertii $<10; 6 at $50; 8 at $45; 11 at $40; $100 7 at $35. Direct from school offi- ses cials. Special enrollment. Act toimc quickly. W. II. Jones, Mgr., Co- cent st lumbia, S. C. 36 4t pd 29 20t FOR SALE?100 acres of farm land two miles from Santuc, S. C, at 3-HORl $9.00 per acre. This is a bargain. and 1 tf Citizens Real Estate & I,oan Co. ply t HOLSOP ,NK AND >T COMPANY i N I ON. S C m birmzr? _ .. "' i SS 'PENDING 1 P ying "Man wants et spend unneces- ! >uld be conserved, and save money. ; ie Savings to ac- ii interest, into a ! >rt^ for the time limshed or ceased, jl! n this Institution till mecessary spend- [|j,| day. NT. M. A. MOORE, [j . resident. Cashier. j ; a?EBkB}4;i tdown I X d Cleaning i its. Keeps :j: kills germs X t T T s per pound > per pound V V delivered E "V | mber Co. X DAIRY | oprlelor ^ K AND CREAM X Y j' O/zr Motto V f ICE DAILY I 7-L will become a OMER Y V aerators ke all kinds of ma- : 4 , , , ' .\ceiyiene weiumg welds cast iron, Patronage. irage PREVENTS QlSaSI estion iood Mastication ds Upon Good Teeth snd Upon Proper Care Dentist lo Union Times OR 60 DAYS 'ar Situation MAN WANTED?Tobacco ^igar salesman wanted to ad*e. Experience unnecessary, monthly and traveling expenAdvertise smoking, chewing co, cigarettes, cigars. Send 2 amp for full particulars. Helmet Tobacco Co., New York, N. Y. SE POWER Gasoline engine wood saw for sale cheap. Apo W .S. McLure. 31tf