The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 26, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
| At McLurc's Great Cost Sale i
! Your money talks and talks with a big noise. J
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> $3.98 quality Men's Shoes, sale price only?$2.50 J
$2.98 quality Men's Shoes, sale price only?$1.76 J
?? $2.25 quality Men's Shoes, sale price only?$1.38 i
?? $1.75 quality Men's Shoes, sale price only?$1.19 <
$3.48 quality Ladies' Shoes, sale price only?$2.20 ?
V $2.98 quality Ladies' Shoes, sale price only__$1.76 :
V $1.75 quality Ladies' Shoes, sale price only?$1.10
^ $1.75 quality Children's Shoes, sale price?$1.10 ^
$1.25 quality Children's Shoes, sale price?88c ^
59c quality Children's Shoes, sale price 44c ^
V $6.00 quality Boy's Suits, sale price only?$3.85 ^
I $4.00 quality Boy's Suits, sale price only__$2.75 ^
V $2.00 quality Boy's Suits, sale price only__$1.38 *
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^ ?>i.ou quanuy rsoy s ?>uus, saie- price only s.ic j
|* These are only a few of the good things we J
^ have to offer you. Come and see for yourself. +<
| McLure Mercantile Co. !j
V The Undersetlers. <
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|| This Spring season finds
I" us better prepared than
ever before to supply your
I needs in stylish, comfortI
able Footwear at fair
I prices. E. F. Reed and
I Queen Quality Shoes are
E the best American styles
I alwrays.
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! fo visit us and look at the new j
it Spring Shoes. The morning hcurs I
are the test and most convenient.';
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| The House of Satisfaction |
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CASTOR OIL 1 1RV/ - ^ ^ -->
(The Ancient Kind) 1-tfV/ hS. /Qjj 0
Upsets Your Stomach, Rut J I \ \\jCy j [.J ,yljJj\
This Can't Cause You To Reich
Its Super-refinement Makes ^
It Gentle, Yet Strong. f p-TlllS
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IF MEALS HIT BACK petite; but, what will please ;
AND STOMACH SOURS
~T7, .... fresh, and you will not need to resI
apes Diapepsin ends Indigestion, to laxatives or liver pills for l)ilic
(.as Dyspepsia and Stomach n(>ss or constipation.
Misery in li\e minutes. This city will have many "Pa]
If what you just ate is souring on Diapepsin" cranks, as some pec
your stomach or lies like a lump of will call them, but you will be
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch thusiastic about this splendid st<
gas and eructate sour, undigested R(,h preparation, gases, heartbi
food, or have a feeling of dizziness, sourness, dyspepsia, or any stom
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste misery.
in mouth and stomach, headache, Get some now, this minute,
you can get blessed relief in five r*d yourself of stomach trouble i
minutes. ".<1; cation in ive minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you ... ~ ~ '. *' ~ "
the formula, plainly printed on these 'rjlu Irganization Elect Offic
50-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin, Children o the (onfeder
then you will understoand why dys- met on Sriday afternoon and elec
peptic troubles of all kinds must go, the following officers:
and why they relieve sour, out-of- President, Alice Arthur; 1st V
order stomachs or indigestion in five President, Jessie Ellison; 2nd V:
minutes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is President, Cornelia Culp; Secreti
harmless; tastes like candy, though Leonora Arthur; Treasurer, Sa
each dose will digest and prepare for Wallace; Marshall, Clough WalL
assimilation into the blood all the Historian. James McLure: Prnirr
food you eat; besides, it makes you Committee, Ted Garner, Hari
go to tho table with a healthy ap- Wagnon, Serol Jackson.
; Coming and Going
Miss Julia Faucette, of Shelton
* the Ruost of Mrs. T. L. Estes.
Miss Inez Spears, of Cowpens, 1
* a visitor in the city last Saturc
* Mr. W. F. Bentley, of Kelton, i
in Union Tuesday on business.
Mr. E. L. Henry, of Asheville,
C., was a visitor in Union Monds
? Mr. V. H. Lawson of Buffalo, R
was in the city on Monday on bi
ness.
Mr. M. C. Ray has been quite
* for several days, but is now impr
Mr. Harold Drew of Clemson (
Ji'He was in Union for several d
this week.
Mrs. Cantrell of Spartanburjr,
* the puest of her mother, Mrs. S.
Clement.
Mr. It. C. Finch spent Satur
and Sunday with relatives in Sf
tanburpr.
Mr. J. L. Wyatt and son, John
'of Jonesville, were in Union Satur
on business.
Mr. Albert Oliphant of Colum
t is visiting his parents, Mr. and R
? \I. A. Oliphant.
M isses Mason Blankenship i
Bessie Greer, of Route No. 2, sp
Wednesday in Union.
I Miss Sydney Gapre spent the we
end in Spartanburg with her sis
Mrs. L. P. Dashiel.
Miss Mae Smith of Winthrop C
le>je spent the week-end with
mother, Mrs. Miles Smith.
Mrs. F. H. Whitney and little s
snent several davs last week.
I quests 0f Mrs. Susan Tinsley.
; -] Mrs. H. M. Huntley and son,
? Union are the quests of Mrs. S.
I Darwin?Gaffney Ledger.
Miss Irene McDow spent
I week-end in Union with her parei
| Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McDow.
a Mrs. R. C. Bishop has returi
pj 'from a visit to her daughter, IV
H C. A. Grainger at Greenville.
u: Miss Eileen Montgomery ent
p tained a few friends at her home
B East Main street, Tuesday" eveni
i'l Messrs McTyeire Daniel and
y't Dunbar of Wofford College, sp
R the week-end with their parents
g the city.
Mr. Will McLure, of Chariest
B was the guest of his father, Mr.
H S. MeLure, for several days 1
| week.
^ Miss Nell Purcell has recove
p from a recent illness and will s<
be able to resume her duties at
E Progress Oflice.
i, Mrs. Herbert Smoak, who sp
H several days last week with .V
pjj Mamie Duncan in Columbia, has
fl turned home. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bailey h
K returned to their home in Carl
m from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C.
Pj Spencer.
Li Mrs. J. C. Mixson of Colum
R spent several days last week,
jg! i guest of her mother, Mrs. J
II j Thomas.
' Miss Virginia Briggs, who is te:
I ing in the graded schools in <
I: : ......n:.. it... ..... t. .....i it.
I I It'lcl, IIIL. WC I\ I .? i III I
f with her mother.
li Quite a number of Union pei
(\ will tjo to Columbia next week to
r! Billie Burke play "Jerry" at the ?
h umbia theatre.
Lieut, ami Mrs. Je-;e Drain
l'vCe son, art c<l 'i t .lay evei
C| from China to spend ? n time >
N Mr. and Mrs. L. .1. I'atwe^.
C I)r. V. It. Hawkins attended
l'1 I Piedmont Dent il Association
! Greenville this week, returning
? i the city Thursday t wninjr.
Messrs Harold .lames and Ck
Jolly of Carolina, spent the \\
|3 end with relatives in the city,
pi turning to Columbia on Monday
'' Mr. H. L. Galfney, propri'etoi
JK. the "IJatte y" i? u .. ednesday
the nortle rti mark* . to purcl
the spring and sunnntr stock for
rdore.
j Mi*. Guy Will>ui'ii spent sev
I days last week with his sister, ?
zJ i Ruth Wilburn, at Florence, and
^ I . ..ndav for thivnori.li in market!
p- j purchase the stock for Wilburn 13
m m
U L E. H. Kingsmore, Union, R. 2_ $
1 Wrr. Rogers, Pacolet, It. 1 ...
it .1. Grcgoiy. Sar.tuc ....
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oul. ,). E. Lipscomb, tlrei nvill1 ?
and .). F. Gregory, Buffalo, R. 1-'O't
.1. R. Smith, Kelton, R. 1 ?
us- Mrs. H. S. Williams, Union R.l
II. Tweed, Jonesville
|)0 s _
iple *' ^uKhes, Union, R. >
en- .1. .J. Garner, Kelton, R. 2
im- (\ N. West, Pauline, R. 2
irn, E. V. Going, Kelton, It. 2
aeh J. T. II. Vaughan, Santuc. It. 1
C. G. Ivey, Union, R. -I
and J. L. Wyatt, Jonesville, R. 1
and Wm. M. Jones, Jonesville
Iloyd Gallman, Jonesville, R. 3
A. Mitchell, Union, It. 1
ers Boyd Gault, Union, It. 1
ac'^ C. S. Greer, Union, It. 2
ted J. H. I'ruitt, Buffalo
S. B. Mims, Union
ice- M. L. Haynes, Austell, Ga
ice- E. L. Henry, Asheville, N. C.__
iry, Lawrence Sartor, Santuc
illie Davis Gibbs, Buffalo, R. 1 ?
ice: Mrs. J. W. Mixson
am VV. F. Bcmtley, Kclton
riet ?
$2
Reasons For Organizing Children of
| The Confederacy.
It is not right that the young peo,,
is pie of the Southland should be allowed
to grow up in ignorance of
the truth of our history.
. *' We wish to impress upon their
H^* young minds the righteousness of
ivas the cause for which their father's
fought and died.
^ "Justice to the living, memory of
' the dead and a desire that truth
shall prevail" should make us urge
. 1, the intelligent study of the lives of
jsi- our famous leaders, and the record
of the Confederate soldier,
ill T he children should be taught to
ov- proud of their ancestors, and by
reason of this pride they may he inspired
to perform the duties imposed
^ol- upon them in their day and generaays
tion. We thus inculcate love of
country and train future citizens,
js men and women. They become interested
in local history and in time
to come may he the future historians
who will reflect honor upon
day their birthplace.
>ar- Another plea for the organization
is that it gives to the young people
nje something to do that is worth while,
jay and that will develop their finer
qualities.
There is danger in child idleness
bia, for we are familiar with the old
^rs* saying "Satan finds some mischief
still for idle hands to do."
and We believe that "all work and no
ient play makes Jack a dull boy," and
we do not wish to make children
old before their time, but w<> can
ek~ guide them in their play and lead
'er? them to develop higher longings
than self-gratification.
:ol- So, we must start them at sotnehoi
thing that develops originality, admits
of drawing them together and
encourages the cooperative spirit,
the There 's nothing beter along this
line than such an organization as
we are speaking of?the children 01
of the Confederacy, and by children, we
A. mean any hoy or girl under 18 years.
The young people are entertained,
instructed, and are urged to carrv I
tnc ^
rl^s on the work beppin by the Daughters
''of the Confederacy?that is, the
work of caring for the living: Vetened
rans, honoring the dead and preIrs.
serving: their country's records.
Mrs. James W. Mixson, Director,
er_ Union Chapter, Children of the
on Confederacy.
Resolutions of Sympathy l'rom the
Ivy W. M. S. of Beulah Baptist
ent Church,
in
Whereas, God in His infinite wison
dom, has seen fit to take from our
midst 011 the Oth day of February,
as^ lh 10, Mrs. M. C. Foaster, one of our
ever ready and willing: workers. It
was a release after a long: time of
red suffering:, which she bore so christen
like.
the When as, we feel a deep personal
lo-s in her departure, and too, the
ent pfK''ety has lost one of its best memLiss
hers, 1-hc place which never can lie
ro^-f '"lied.
11 ^ Whereas, she has left a home saddened
by the death r f a dear mother,
ave whose loving: hand and instructions
isle Wip
ever be missed. Therefore, be
it resolved:
1st. That to the Great Author and
I,;., Giver of life, we most humbly bow
ji, ?n recognition and submission of this
uj, t dispensation of providence.
2nd. While we sympathize deeply
with the b >reaved one, wo commend
" b?"oi to the care of fair Massed Sav^
; i'or.
11 I 3rd. That a pace in our minute
i book be in-cril-ed to h nu nory and
a copy of these resolutions be sent
to the county papers for publication.
1 - Mrs. J. H. Spears,
M-s. 1>. 11. Fant. Jr.
ii | Miss Beatrice McUamel.
I. ?
v J Mrs. Amcy ? Woeeh \vr. the
I jruest of Mrs. \V. \V. 1'iulcy. whil- !
I in the city, 1 avinjr Thurs<l:.v for j
! Chester, where she will speak in thei
evening.
I I WEEKLY TIPS!
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Spring 52ats, Flowers,
erJ | Candy, Curtain Mndui
ras, Hosiery and HardkM
ware are among the
:r(! new arrivals this
week.
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11.
| SPECIALS THIS WEEK
oil
1.00 Curtain Madras, yard . . 10c
1"" Bras Curtain Rods given
ijmI away tree this week.
Lot' Hooks and Eyes, dozen . 10c
1 oo J. & P. Coats Thread 7 tor 25c
25c Baby Sacques at .15c
l.lW
j-JJj] 10c Dress Ginghams, yd 8 Vac
1 (,(j Octagon Soap, 3 Cakes lor 10c
utii Saturday 2 to 3 P. M.
1.00
1.00 "SAVE THE DIFFERENCE"
i.o>
1.00
1 McCLIRE
1.00
[5 5c and 10c Co.
9.00
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THKADVANTAG
Everybody who lu
! account or who has gi\
ij to the matter of carryir
! vantages to be derived
strong, well-equipped in
Nicholson Bank & Tru*
System, economy
handling of banking or
ness are assured if tra
bank.
i! F.MS LIE NICHOLSON. J. K<
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President Vice Pi
Special Tri
INDKI'KNDENT TRIPS?TOl'UK ONE
CANAL AND SPECIAL TRA
California E
l>lTRl?
June?Jul>
\ IA 11
Seaboard Air L
The Tours will consume 2(5 to 50
such as Railroad and Steamship fare:
dining car and steamship meals; the
plan, excepting Los Angeles and San F
nished; attractive sightseeing and side
Including Denver, Colorado Springs
Gorge, Salt Lake City, Yellowstone Nati<
Orange Groves of Southern California,
California, San Francisco, Portland, Se
couver, the Canadian Rocky Mountains,
All trains equipped with ALL ST I
room compartment and observations ea
of our parties for the entire trip. Pe
chaperoned. Ladies unescorted assured
The highest class of service and the
where. Write for booklet and detailed
Gatlis Touri
Tourist Agents, S. A. L. Ry.
A Mew Movie in Towns
The Grand 1
Wo have opened in the city
of Union an up-to-date 1
Moving Picture Theatre
(not a Vaudeville House},
b'O a n'aee wive re von can
wv v* i # 1
see good, classy, clean pictures.
Ycu can bring your ,
wife and children, your imollier
or as the case m\ (
be your best girl, and : ,
can be assured that there!
will be nothing shown that!will
mar the feelings of the' -
most leaned. in addition to|
having good pictures, we'
have mast excellent music
played 1 \v one? of the latest
Photopiayers, this instrument
is a ten-piece Orehes-j
tra. is almost human.
! We are prepared to give!
the people of laiion as good
service as any of the larger,
cities throughout the country.
We respectfully invite
your criticism. To
the Ladies
Any lady wishing to give
her friend a theatre party
can make special arrangements
with the management.
On,. ,.mvnlo,
V/LII |;i IVV'?1 V/J- | J
Admission: 5c and 10c
COMING SATURDAY
Protea 1
IN FIVE ACTS
Five reels of surprises ^
and lightening changes, this
little woman, Protea does
things, she keeps you on the
wonder all the time as to
what she will do next. This
picture has crowded the
theatres throughout the
country. Don't miss it.
SATURDAY
TX
icholson!
SAN K AN D i|
JUST COMPANY f1
UNION. S C
lljjS!
ES DERIVED '1
is never had a bank Ji
en due consideration j
lg one, knows the ad- ;
from relations with a [
istitution, such as the ;|i
>t Company,
and security in the
trust company busi- jjjj
n sac ted through this |f||
)Y FANT. M. A. MOORE, j II
resident Cashier, jj
ain Tours
WAV THKOI'Utl THE PANAMA
IN OVERLAND TO TIIK
xpositions
a;
r?August
HE
Jne Railway
days, including ALL EXPENSES,
s; Pullman and Stateroom berths;
highest class hotels on American
Tancisco where rooms are only fur-trins.
>, Cripple Creek, Pike's Peak, Royal
>nul Park, Crand Canyon of Arizona,
San Diego. li??s Angeles, Coast oT<
at tie, Puget Sound, Victoria, Vau-'
St. Paul and Chicago.
SEE Pullman drawing room, statues
and diners for the exclusive use
rsonally conducted and satisfactory
of every attention.
"ItEST OK EVERYTHING" cveryin
formation.
st Agency
Raleigh, N. C.
ipecial Advertisements
TIE OLD TIME HOUSEHOLD re?tdy
is what you want in your home,
Dr. M. I). liuiet's all iRuling Liaiment,
guaranteed everywhere.
)OXT COUCH' and ache when Or.
iluiet's Couyh Syrup and (Inppe
Capsules will p;ivo relief. Guaranteed
at The Palmetto Drutf Co.
IOCS I'OIi iJATCMI d
Rock 75c for 15. Thompson RinjrIjI
Strain. Con Allen,
t.
. \Iv d-'..N Si. 1.0. any kind you want
h, tht best tin t can
: . . Wo have j si v. iiui \ ou
want always at The I'ahnt ito Diup
< o.
C\I.T:sM ,\N W a NJTK.I? to 1. >k ifier
our int i< in Union and ml a cent
counties. Salary or commi Hon.
I .m ; . Oil ? 'o io .'e' nd
Olii ). It pa.
:i T< <.>AN At >K *js
. i\c. fm . ams fiom slfiu.da to
1 n.POO (!0. <* i inipro '1 and .oimprovotl
town prop< .. n d r.
Hi : lull" t s per i 'lit. 1 it.
luton -t p y;d !c annn-.lly o: .vornjai
i ly. ! m? : one I'm y?:ns.
Apni'cant for loans ill phase
vi\ dcs. ription. locate ' ' ' valliatioii
of p' >?p< rty <>. u 1 . st
cuvily for loan. S* t ? im; roveniont
- id valuation of me.
rWO HUNDRED AND rWENTY
nine acres. 1 l-'J miles fr??m II. R
station, near pood school and
churches, 4 pood tenant houses
on public road, daily nuiil I/mo
lays well and has 10 to 15 acre},
fine branch bottom land, a pood
pasture and an abundance of liio
her?rents for -1.000 lbs. lint cotton.
Price $2,500. P. (>. Box "00.
Union, S. ( .
SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE and
you want to take a pood tonic, try
Dr. Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier,
the best tonic at The Palmetto
Drup Co.
lUYLER'S CANDY, fresh all tlv
time and all the Line pua ran teed
at The Palmetto Drup Co.
,VE WANT county representatives
to receive applications for loan*,
appraise property, and serve a..
our exclusive- representative. .VVtorney
or real estate man preferred,
Applicants for loans, and
applicants for agencies positively
required to furnish at least two
character references and forward
postage, five two-cent stamps, for
application blanks, full particular*,
and prompt reply. Write Southern
Office, Southeastern Mortgage
I.oan As8n . Fourth National Hank
Hldg., Atlanta, (la. 0-4 t.