The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 20, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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$5.00 Ladies' Black Coats, velvet
i Only. ?
?* $4 .00 Misses Fancy all wool Coats
Only
4^ $:i.00 Children's Fancy all wool Cc
Only
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Y *~0-00 Ladies all wool Redingate
Only
$25.00 Ladies ^}1 wool Redingate S
Only
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^ Men's, Ladies,' Misses' and C
and Underwear at abo
Great reductions in all Milliner)
?$ Stock to sele
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?In Trade or on Acco
We are members o
of Commerce anc
with all other mi
you 9 cents for }
trade or on accoui
ten days.
Positively no goods m
thing the same price
hard cash to pay for ii
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| The House of $
Oar Stock
Automobile?Goodyear
Goodrich, Goodyear, Fire
Motorcycle?Goodyear i
Streak. Firestone Non-S
Tread. Goodyear Blue St
Bicycle?All styles of tr
per pair to $7.00 per pair
?All Tires Gi
Model <
The large barn of Malone Young, a
Chester county farmer near Fort ?
I.awn, was burned Monday night,
with a lot of grain and other feed.
The origin of the fire is unknown. ^
Cm Old Sons, Other Remedies Won't Cure. ,
fhe worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
re cured by the wonderfut, old reliable I)r.
PortAs Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Paia and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 (
nr Cotton! Y
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f accounts at our store.
as cash to us. ?|> 1
t:tam!d $2.98 wi
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It's a corking good idea to bottle up
your wrath.
A luck chan is alwavs nut whnn?
trouble calls. Pc
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People who praise themselves al- fa
ways blame others. vc
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Incubators relieve old hens of a lctjwi
>f responsibility. Car
LOCAL NEWS S
Mr. II. J. Barnett of route 2 was in ^
lion Tuesday.
Mr. W. M. Sparks of Sedalia was in
lion Tuesday.
Mr. J. R. Harvey of Jonesville route
was in Union Tuesday.
Mr. Samuel Littlejohn of Jonesville
is a visitor to Union Monday.
Mr. S. J. H. Howell of Kelton was ~
Union on business Wednesday.
M rs. E. J. Arthur is spending some I
ne with relatives in Edgefield.
Miss Florence Duckett is spending
me time with her aunt in Spartan- ~
rg.
Mr. J. L. Bender of Spartanburg _
is a business visitor in the city this ^
jek.
Miss Carol Robertson spent the
ek-end with Miss Anne Hamilton
l'acolet.
M rs. Devereux Turner of Spartan- j
irg is spending this week at Clifford
miliary.
Miss Nellie Gay of Union is the
lest of Miss Ceeil Byers.?Hock Hill ~
erald.
Mrs. Mary Willard of Union is vis- _
hk her daughter. Mrs. 1). C. Briggs j
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clanton Gould Estes
;re the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I). F.
lliam on Monday.
Mrs. B. G. Clifford spent last Sat- "A
day the guest of Mrs. Samuel Lit~
sjohn in Jonesville. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Berry Jeter, Jr.
?re the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
cl)ow on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elias' Prioleau has returned
om a visit to relatives in Charlesn
and Eutawville.
Mr. Will Jones of Kentucky is the
lest of his brother, Mr. R. A. Jones',
t Mountain street.
Mr. F. M. Whitlock of Santuc is '
siting his daughters, Mesdames O.
Smith and J. H. Pollard.
Miss Mamie Barnette has returned om
a visit to her sister, Mrs. L. V. Iidgett
at Lincolnton, N. C.
Master Calhoun Young has recoved
from a recent illness and is able
resume his school duties. ~
Mrs. J. B. Willis has returned to
ir home in Spartanburg from a few
lys visit to relatives on route 2.
Mrs. H. S. Adams and little son.
enry, of Chester are the quests of 1
rs. B. G. Clifford at the Seminary.
Miss Gertrude Faucett of Winthrop
illege is spending a few days with _
;r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Munro ]
aucett.
Mr. Walter Going of Columbia
tent a day or two in the city last
eek with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
. W. Going.
Mr. Gcorg0 Wilson of the B. W.
rilson Paper company spent a few .
lys in the city this week on busin^v <
?r his firm.
Miss Fannie Mae Howzo of Bclton
lent several days in Union with her
.ther, Mr. E. C. Howzo, returning to
;r home on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Jones, who has been the
jest of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Melroy
for several weeks, returned to .
jr home in Gaffney. >
Rev. A. B. Kennedy, pastor of Tal>-nacle
Baptist church in Columbia
as in Union for a few it.vc
te guest of relatives.
Rev. G. C. Mayes will begin a reival
meeting Sunday at Hnoree l'resyterian
church. The public is corially
invited to attend.
Miss Irene McDow will spend the
hanksgiving holidays with her par
tits, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McDow on !
outh Church street.
Revs. J. L. Daniel, J. H. Danner and
f. F. Gault will leave next. Mnmtiv
>r Sumter where the annual Methoist
conference will be in session.
Mr. W. F. Walker of Greenville was
i Union Friday for the stockholders
leeting at Monarch mills, and was
le guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1). A. Boyd.
Mr. J. II. Gault of Chattanooga,
enn. spent several days in the city
lis week. Mr. Gault is very optimisc
as to the general conditions of the
lills under his supervision.
Hon. L. J. Browning of Sedalia was
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. S. G. Talbert, who has been
le guest of her sister. Mrs. S. S.
food in Pacolet has returned to U?m.
Mr. G. H. Hinnant of Atlanta, Ga..
'turned home Thursday after a visit
? relatives in Union county. Mr.
innant is now with the Atlanta
lurnal. Thirty years ago he worked
i The Times.
WE NEEI)\oiTK All).
The following renewals were added
> our list this week;
. R. Robinson, Pacolet $1.00
;ter Butler, Lockhart 2.00
. M. Inman, Lockhart 1.00
en L. Bishop, Union .25
C. Vinson, Jonesville 1.00
rs. F. M. Barnett, Union 1.00
rs. H. W. Harvey, Pinopolis__ 1.00
. T. Eubanks, Woodruff 1.00
T. Eubanks, Ala. 1.00
r. M. Sparks, Union 1.00
, J. H. Howell, Kelton 1.00 i
R. Harvey, Jonesville 1.00
rs. Ida Merril, Union 1.00
Wiley Wood, Union, R. 1 .50
enry Foster, Pelray, Fla. .50 ,
. C. Shands, Union 1.00
. F. Fow'.er, Pacolet 2.00
Total for week $17.25
Assistant Bookkeeper.
I
Mr. R. I ,ee Kelly has accepted a j
sition as assistant bookkeeper for j
Union-Bujralo mills stores at Buf- .
lo and at Union. Mr. Kelly will de- 1
>te part of his time to each store. \
e has for some time held a position 1
ith Mr. Clray Gault of Jonesville, i
id is a younff man of fine character.
ipecial Advertisements
VANTED?Renters for farmers in
Union county. Call on or address:
I' .D. Barron, Union, S. C. 464t
i GREAT BARGAIN in Oliver typewriters.
We have one machine that
you can pet at very low price, and
it is practically new and the latest
model. The Times. It
HE FASTEST WAY is not quick
enough to cure a couph and cold;
take Dr. Huiot's Couph Syrup and
Grippe Capsules and pet relief at
once at the Palmetto Drue Co.
'OUND PAPER?25c, 35c, 50c. Envelopes
to match. The Times office.
fOU FORGOT that fresh box of
Huyley's candy just received at
The Palmetto I)rup Co.
T IS POOR ECONOMY to plant inferior
seed oats. Sec Hames Grocery
Co., and buy pure South Carolina
raised Hastinp and Fulphum
Oats. They only cost a few more
cents per bushel.
TFTY EMBROIDERY PATTERS
for 10 cents at The Times office.
. CLOUGII WALLACE wishes to
rent three farms within the corporate
limits of the town of Union, S.
C. 47 :it
kLL THE LATEST MAGAZINES
sale at Glymph's Pharmacy. 4t4.'5
WANTED?You to ask the man who |
carries one. The best monthly pay
accident and health insurance policy;
something new. We can use a
good man in your town; if open for
a good proposition, write today.
Guaranty Investment Con my,
State Agents, Accident Depart entj
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Columbia,
S. C. li
"OR SALE?Genuine, pure Fulghum
oats. They mature two weeks earlier
than any other variety. See
Hames Grocery Co.
'OR SALE- -One scholarship in the
Modern Business College of Ur;on.
Apply to The Times, Union, S. C.
If.
VE WILL INSURE your cotton anywhere
in reliable companies at lowest
rates. Bailey Furniture & Lumber
Co.
NOT SACRIFICE your time and
land by planting cheap seed oats.
See Hames Grocery Co. and buy
the best.
.OST?Old-fashioned, heavy gold, revolving
brooch with picture in one
side and hair in other, between the
home of Mrs. J. M. Fant, the hitching
grounds at thn First BantisL
church or somewhere in the town j
of T!nion. Liberal reward if returned
to The Times office. ltpd
jENERALLY you will find our prices
just about the same on drugs as
before the war. You will always
save money at The Palmetto Drug
Co.
FOR RENT CHEAP?A good 7-room
house 011 Calhoun Street. Apply to
Lawrence Smith. . tf
TALK HAPPINESS, look happe and
take Dr. M. 1). Huiet's Pink Rlood
Purifier and you will feel happy, at
The Palmetto Drug Co.
SALESM A N WANTED? Tobacco
and Cigar salesman wanted to advertise.
Experience unnecessary.
$100 monthly and traveling expenses.
Advertise smoking, chewing
tobacco, cigarettes, cigars. Send 2
cent stamp for full particulars.
29 20t Helmet Tobacco Co.,
New York, N. Y.
FOR SALE?Two hundred bushels
pure Hasting or One Hundred to
One oats. See L. J. Ilames.
I OFFER MY SERVICES to doctor
horses and cattle. My experience is
of several years practice and 1 have
been successful in my practice.
Can give plenty of references. Can
be communicated with either by letter
or phone at the Wallace cotton
mills, Jonesville, S. C.
47 :it Benjamin F. Miller.
TEETH FILLED NOW you will have
when the war is over. Work done
at 15c cotton prices. H. K. Smith,
denist.
LOST?Somewhere between Union
and Pacolet one pair motorcycle tire
ph'nnsl Pnu/urrl if vof II e?r.,l Irt
??V?TU1U II XCbUl I1CU IU IIII3
office.
FOR SALE?50-acres of land, located
on Broad river. Apply to Charlie
Prisock, Union, Route 5. 47 2t pd
FOR SALE]?100 acres of farm land
two miles from Santuc, S. C, at
$9.00 per acre. This is a bargain.
if Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co.
FOR SALE'?On the first Monday in
January, 1915, 1 will, offer for sale
before the court house door, Union,
S. C? the plot of ground anil church
thereon known as "Red Hill" Baptist
church, located in Pinckney
township, nine miles east of Union.
It pd Charlie Prisock.
FOR RENT?Two desirable rooms
with bath attached. Unfurnished.
Well located. Desirable renter may
have them at a bargain. For further
information apply to The Union
Times. It
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends and
neighbors who ministered to our sister,
Miss Emma Blalock, during her
illness and death. May (lod in His
mercy bless and protect each one of
them. They will be held in loving remembrance
by us. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin.
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KNOW THE
about your expenses. Find
' must spend money for and
without. You will then be
you will know what expen
Whatever you are able t
i'i money with this bank and
the 4 per cent compound
pays. A higher rate paid
Deposit for six months or
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F.MS LIE NICHOLSON, J. ROY I
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MHjl President Vice Presi
j-mm&nmzniiz
| If May Be hard
i HUT IS IS .1 FACT THAT YOU
Sj NOW FOH LESS MONEY THA
'5 The man with whom you do buy
jg or go to the wall, and it is a fact
nj are selling practically every item I
at the closest margins ever made, o
j? We invite you to buy choicest (
$ Peaches, as fine as you ever sa
$ nothing purer or better in food, f
3 less than same fruit sold last yeai
| ery day choicest new Seeded Rab
* rants, choicest chrystalized Citro
| goods, and full weight packages \
Just received new crop 5 Cro1
B pound cartoons; choicest new Da
R Jordor. Shelled Almonds. Choices
jg Apples.
In fact for table use. Fruit Cak
B regular meals and special occasio!
^ of Good Things to Eat will conv
is tion that you can live hotter and
before by allowing us to supply \
line.
I The Union Gr
$ L. L. WAGNON, I
| Phone 100._ Main
?aaa? ?am i i ram?r a reason
How to Build Up (
j This Community
Help Yourself by He!
I II?TT1 1
THE attitude you maintain toward yo
stud its institutions?is relleeted in tin
Tin; surreys and happiness of ev
in ttie interest lie takes in that eonn
do to assist in its upbuildinp. KVEKYTIl
THE ADVANCEMENT OF YOUH OWN CO]
MICH TOWA1H) YOI'Ii OWN I'EliSO
live and prosper unto himself alone, for yon
this, as pood eitizons, jou should unite an
good, and. doinp this, you will prosper a>. a ?
NO TOWN CAN STAND STILL. IT I
OR DECLINE, AND IT IS UP TO YOU TC
Some towns hustle and prow?that is,
prows. They pet the habit of boosting until
and pretty soon its reputation spreads and it
a pood town, while others lapse into a state
rock- alone iiiamirr?flint vnnii ehiuxiw thai i,
If you are knocking ami complaining m?'|
If you cannot say something good dou't sa
knock. If you are not a booster become one.
The success of the retail merchant depot
people, the home jobber is largely dependei
retailer, the banks are dependent likewise on
cess and happiness of the people depend on tl
Now. one of the greatest injuries you t
munity?to the business men who are depend
your goods from mail order houses or patt
Every dime sent from your community to a
tirely from local circulation. Its principal an
the money spent with the home merchant ;
and in due course comes back to you
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ANNUALL
ORDER HOUSES FROM THIS COMMUN
MERCHANTS OF THEIR RIGHTFUL PA
And yet. no matter how much the horn
patronage of his home people, he is supposed
undertaken for the material betterment of tl
coerced into giving by the demands of his c
because of the fear of loss of their patronage
UNLIKE YOUR HOME MERCHANT, IV
TAXES OR PRIVILEGE LICENSE TO D
MUNITY. NEITHER DO THEY CONTRI
SCHOOLS. PUBLIC ROADS, CHARITIES
ABOVE ALL. THEY GIVE NO EMPLOYE
FAMILY OR HOME TOWN.
You want your schools kept np, your chui
in repair, your town properly policed and |
equipment, etc. In other words, you want y
and the nprinlo tf> tin hnnnr nnil nnnliMilnfl
YOUR MONEY TO OTHER INST1TUTIC
TOWNS YOU ARE DEFEATING T1IE
YOU STRIVE.
Now, this town building Is a serious mnl
If you are not treating it?its business menself
fairly. You are undermining the very fo
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FACTS 111
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out just what you i i
I what you can do j '
better able to save,
ses to eon;-rate. iijj
o save, deposit the j||
get the benefit of ||;
interest which it jiij
on Certificates of j|
longer. ill
ANT, M. A. MOOKE, ;j|
dent Cashier. j||
EB?HEOb||
to Believe |
CAN LIVE BETTER |
LV EVER I IE FORE. d
iiness is obliged to sell I
that merchants today "
of living requirements ^
iften no margins at all. I
California Evaporated h
w nnlhiiicr Vw?nlili i?>?- ''
or 5c to 7c per pound 3
r. We are moving ev;ins,
new cleaned Curn,
as cheap as new 1'
vere ever sold.
aii Cluster Raisins in
tes; new Figs; (iinest I
t new crop Prunes and ^
es. Plum Puddings for P
is, a visit to the Home g
ince you beyond ques- j$
for less cost than ever B
our every need in our n
ocery Co, f
Manager. ^
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oircei, union, u,. :
3? Tear Down
By J. O. LEWIS
>in& Your Town.
ur home town?iis hiisinesa men
success or failure of tlie same,
crv citizen in any cuininuiiiiy lie
nunit\ and the good work lie can
im; v?>i i?<> Tn ina.i' i\
n.Miwrn M>r no jist that
nai. m'fl'llss no man can
are interdependent, and, realizing
d | 1111 together for the common
immunity and as individuals.
must either go forward
) SAY WHICH IT WILL BE.
tin? |><> hustle :iii>l tti< town
every citizen becomes :i booster,
l-ectiiins known l.ir and wide its
< i innocuous ilesnelnde?iin easy
ll'ticni'ir |>l:lee ;is j| (lend one.
I> it Nhr.iL.' hurts :t town more,
y nnyti.inu. nnil. nhovo nil, don't
mis on inc |?:?ir<>n:t;r?* oi his home
nt on the |> atronagc of his home
the success of all, while tiie slie10
success of th.' business men.
sin do your home town or foment
on your patronage is to order
onizo merchants in other towns.
mail order house is removed enid
interest are both cone, whereas
goes immediately into circulation
.Y ARE BEING SENT TO MAIL
ITY, THUS DEPRIVING HOME
TRONAGE.
e merchant is dependent on the
to give and to aid in every work
le town, and In* does, hcing often
ustomers. fearing to offend them
IAlL ORDER HOUSES PAY NO
O BUSINESS IN YOUR COMBUTE
TO YOUR CHURCHEo,
OR ANYTHING ELSE. AND.
IENT TO ANY ONE IN YOUR
re lies supported, your streets kept
protected by a frond tire fighting
our town to prosper, be well run
YET IE YOTT ARE SENDING
>XS IN OTHER CITIES AND
VERY OBJECT FOR WHICH
tor?a great big proposition?and
fairly you are not treating yourundation
of your well being.
RMER AND THE MERCHANT.'*
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