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1 TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS I T ? T X Our Buyer has returned from the ? 4* Northern markets and our im- 4* T mence stock of new and seasonable]merchandise is arriving daily. X T ? Come and see for yourself the ? real values we are offprint* for & ^ your money. t | | McLure Mercantile Co. | I THE UNDERSELLERS 9 _ J* ? Tj^ y^r T^f f^f Off With the Old, and On With the Npwf - - " +&?&r\A?Jlnbz2 Stetson? the Vogue in Autumn Hats JUST opened, and now ready for your inspection?the new Fall Stetsons! Derbies, Self-conforming Derbies, and Soft Hats in a wide range of block and color. In hats, as in clothes generally, the keynote is a nice balance between freedom and formality. You will recognize it instantly in these Stetsons?and you will not find it in its perfection in any other hat display in town. The Turtle sticks to his lid for life, but who wants to be a turtle? Even dry old Herbert Spencer recognized the force of style?but the wide-awake men of this town don't need a philosopher to tell them what to wear. When you see our #Fall line of Stetson Hats you know right ?away that the style is there. Get into line for Fall. Come give our Stetsons the once-over?you'll see what you are looking for. Also we are ready to show you our celebrated ?line of? ft For Ladies, in the latest tops and colors J. COHEN The House of Satisfaction. ??p?ggg DR. I. MURRAY HAIR NOTICE. DENTIST All persons holding claims against rv#?. mm ^ n efJt?te of John H. Parks, deceased, Office: 507 Chapman Building .must present the same, duly proven, isao to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to said estate must make SPARTANBURG. S. C. payment to me. R. M. Parks, * ' ' Administrator Estate of J. H. Parks, I ?: ... Deceased. There isn't very much danger in Jonesville, S. C., Sept. 7, 1915. proposing to . young widow-it you Mr. ^ } Wegt o{ Wegt Sprin([(1 really want to marry her. was a visitor to Union .Thursday. Lai, . , Ml | COMING AND GOING | Miss Lujje Jordan is visiting tUe Misses Cartwright in York. Mrs. E. W. Guy, of Lowryville.jjJi:the guest of Mrs. W. H. Burriss.^J Mr. Henri Going spent the wek-e hd in Columbia with his brother, Mr. AW. F. Going. || Miss Julia Faucette, of SheltJpn is visiting Mrs. Estes., on "DoughmfiS Heights." Rv. L. C. Ezell^ of Woodruff,! is spending this weeo. in Union v^ith friends. Miss Julia Flynn spent the w? iekend with her friend, Mrs. Wheeler.', at Kelton. ij, Mrs. R. R. Milam, of Clinton^ is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. | W. Mullinax. 2 ; * Miss F.liiahofli Arttin* | - ?lino 1CVUHIICU 1 from a visit to Mrs. G. A. Baxicft- in St. Matthews. if Miss Virginia Lee Poole4 nmiV retih-ned from a visit to Miss CRaire Poole, in Gaffney. Rev. J. B. Bozeman, of Greenwood, spent a day in Union this week! with Rev. L. Miss HWBHHPPPnas retuijrled to her home in Columbia froii',^J visit to Mrs. J.. F. McLure. Rev. W. F. Gault left M^ly for Glendale, where he goes to as^JU^n a revival meeting this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Estes, off Cross Anchor, were the guests of !wr. and Mrs. J. T. Sexton thie week. I Miss Anna Sanders, of Ke^* is the guest of her brotheiudnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sandra. Miss Sara Byers, who ha^ween the guest of Miss Harriet Warden, has ' returned to her home in Spi^Vanburg. | Mrs. A. M. McFall and<JchiIdren, ] of Anderson, are visiting at?he home ] of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fan I at San- j tuc. J i Mrs. H. L. Young and children. who * have been visiting Mrs. John A. Fant, ] have returned to their home n Quitman, Ga. Mrs. Claude Wilburn o! Cross * Keys, spent several days la it week i with her parents, Mr. and M s. J. G. Long, Sr. t Rev. W. D. Garvin will preach Sun- ? day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. TO. at Tab- 1 ernacle church and at 3:80 o'clocjt at ? Duck Pond. 1 c Misses Mason and Kathleen Blan- r kenship and Bessie Greer, jof Route t. were me quests 01 miss reari U0- I forth last week. T Dr. and Mrs. James Farr.lwho have * been spending the summer tiere with c their parents, left this week for F Gainsville, Fla. I I 8 Mrs. J. A. McCall and lisle (laugh- a ter. Misses Frances and Sara McCall, r left tll^r^eek for Rock H|U to visit relatives for sometime. ' 1 Miss Naomi FaucetJ , e from the Northern niaJ" JFncr has F accepted a position as bacrof milli- ? nery parlors in Ti'mmons ille. * Mr. Allan Nicholsoi and Miss f Amef Nicholson, * who have been spending the summer ii the mountains, will return to'Uniiq this week. | Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carnell and children have returned t'fpm a visit " to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Foa in George- town. They made the rip in their car. Miss Mattie Hix of Simt&r spent ^ several days this* weqk vitii her pa- I rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Hix. She was accompanied home bjfdrs. Wil aer. I Mrs. J. H. Wilburn lei Saturday f for King's Creek, Cherok?~ county, x having been called there trlthe serious illness of her father, ft- M. M. J Smith. Miss Ruth Crawford is vending -n several days with relative in Lancaster. From there she vM go to J Rock Hill to enter Winthrqfi colle;, ^ for the coming session. l vThere will be an ice crea-ilsupper C at the residence of Mr. iTlarence ? Gregdry, for the benefit Heb- J5 ron church from six fc ten T' o'clock Saturday evening, 'qe pub- ll lie is cordially invited to atttid. ? Mr. J. O. Singley and MiCTena Wise will leave this week fdBUnion t( county, where they will team" Mr. Singley will be the superintevnt of P the high school at Kelton.?hjosper- U ity Cor. The Newberry Obsemr. Mr. J. D. Murphy, of Brown Summit, N. C., was a visitor tilCnion last week. In mentioning tlil pewi p item last week we got his Initial* ? confused with Mr. II. B. Mui-my.vai other good friend of the TimtA. M?i? Fanny Clarke left tlr^ Veal for Laurens, where she will balmilli-K ner for Minter and Company, one of 11 the largest concerns of th?f city. I Miss Clarke recently returned) from * a tr4p to New York and other Morth- ?| em points. rar. jacK Horstau, wno has been .! stenographer for Excelsior Knitting \v| mills for some months, ha/s resigned K his position and left Monday afternoon for New York, the home of hi-parents. Mr. Horgfali made many b friends while here,,who regret that ft he is to make his home elsewhere.' b PAINT NOW J If your property needs it; don't wait. There are two parts of a job; the paint and the work; the work i's maye Q. than the paint. _ The cost of paint is about twofifths; the work three-fifths. 91 Paint won't come-down in a hurry; e] too-many jobs put-off. Men are waiting: for $2 or $3; they r( dqn't know it; they thi'nk they are n waiting; for $20 or $25. w Why don't men use their heads? DEVOE tl Stone-Jones Hardware Co. sells it. t "Joseph in the Land of Egypt" at t The Grand next Monday. s< wkamk FRIDAY AT THE G R GRAND N D THEATRE Metro Pictures Corporation Presents "Seale6 Valley" ine metro Pictures Corporation, I which is also a producing company I for its own program, and has Riven I certain individuality in name to its productions by calling them Metro DeLuke Pictures, will release its lirst picture on August 2nd. Dorothy Donlelly, who is about as well known .hroughout the country as any other woman star, will be presented in 'Sealed Valley," a much elaborated itory of the book of the same name, >y Hulbert Footner, which has had nuch vogue amonp readers of popilar fiction. Most of the scenes in this producion will show exteriors and beauti'ul ones they will be, as the heroine s an Indian girl who lives in the open :ountry, and it is well to say that ndian life, cowboys at gunplay and >ther melodramatic screams will have 10 part in this production. The production has been directed by ^awrence B. McGill with W. C. Thompson at the camera. This photoday is really beautiful, as wooded country and running streams with nuch action of dramatic pumose takng place in the open and in the water, .bound to a degree that make for irti'stic and genuinely picturesque atnosphere. The entire company was taken to Tnsbury, Canada, for most of the xteriors. For some SDecial atmna there that has been introduced, the ompany travelled as far south as tome, Georgia, the interiors being aken at the Dyreda-Metro studio in Jew York. School Supplies Pencils lc and 5c 3encil, Drawing and Spelling Tablets 5c examination Pads 5c 'encil Boxes 5c nk, 3 kinds 5c 'enholders 5c incil and Ink Erasures 5c lulers 5c look Straps 5c and 10c Irayolas 5c and 10c S] imposition Books 5c & 10c _ m look Satchels __10c and 25c nk Wells 25c A regular'5c Pencil free o every boy and girl that ? urchascs school sunnliesl rr ere Monday. Full line of wearing aparel for girls' and boys' chool wear. See window displays. w McClure's >c & 10c Store Fl i taLLY'S SCHOOL OPENS SEP. 13. JT Kelly's school will open on Septeme*|13th. The outlook is tcood for a Pi opening. The fourth teacher has added to the force this year, hvjechool house has had an addition P wo rooms. A domestic science eftrtment has been added and also male department. ^ Tli principle is Mr. J. O. Singley, P P%8perity, this being his second ear to principle there. Thr^nrollment last year was about 5 Pu4ls, apd there will be a larger ^folllpnt this year. ThoVdies in the neighborhood have ' organized a "School Im- i r?ve?,t County Club" and the ,(>r't lly will do will add new zest > th J rhterests of the school and le mfcal uplift of the community. P'Jident is Mrs. John M. Little; ' le viA president is Mrs. C. J. homaAjnd Mrs. W. T. Holcombe is ] jcretaA and treasury. wa ftx i|nicholsop! 8891^ BANK AND ||| hffes JR{1ist company | 11 11 UNION.sc r ^ K j isi, MAKE EVERY DAY CHRISTMAS ffi Iiiil When you have money in a Savings Account r1! _ 1 ! i money accrues to you daily, i _ , ] Hundreds of Union people are making every day Christmas by having a Savings Account in nil this bank. Why not start an account today? j| $1.00 will do it, and you will get 4 per cent on | j every dollar you leave with us. EMSLIE NICHOLSON J. ROY FANT M. A. MOORE 1(1 jl PresiHpnf 1 ' v ivc x icoiuciit v^asnier JJ!L iJwtMfgE^w FALL MILLINERY OPENING Wednesday and Thursday September 15th and 16th i You will be welcomed. Come and \ see the Newest in this season's Mil- \ linery. We specialize on $1.00 Hats. I Can give you all the latest Fall styles ? in Black Velvets; Velvet and Satin | Combinations, in all the leading col- | ors. Small or large Hats, Stiff, Flexible and Flop Brim: Regular $2.00 Values 1 AA v ^ Our Price Only ... J ?|>A?UU Flowers, Fancies and other Hat Trim- > mings at 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, $1.00. FREE! SOUVENIRS FREE! | We appreciate the valued patronage I w:* you gave us last Spring, for this fact, i we are going to give a useful China f to each lady that Visits our Millinery I department between the afternoon ; hours of 2 to 5 WEDNESDAY. I V j McCLURE TEN CENT CO. I 1 "ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY" peclal Advcrtiscmcntsj^;15 compaSfSak'- PeopIes Sup" ONEY TO LOAN? $500.00 to I 1 th? liniment that always ?iaoaA no r?.,l e?tnte 1 'eaves an impression in the home. *10,000.00 on improved real estate Dr M D Hint's All-Healimr Linmoderate interest and lorn* time. I *** 10 years if desired. J. E." Minterj """H at The Palmetto Drug Co. Financial CorresDondent Union CHILDREN, come to the Palmetto Central Life Insurance Co. tf. Drug Co. for your school supplies. ET US DEMONSTRATE?We will We have just what you want. be pleased to demonstrate to you NEW TAILORED Skirts iust arrived the quality of the Ilolher Eight. from $5.00 to $8 f)0 c A? c Cylinder Automobile. We have a brand new machine of this make NOTICE?I ^ . between and it is a 'peach.' iou should lt-t. 0 . on., ~ L, i investigate its excellent qualities. + ' cptem >er. It is worth your while. The Union u VTe,0 ' Parage. J. F. Burhank. President. Brewin^on 3? 2t " E ARE IN POSITION to negoti- THP, , inrVCT I 7 ~ ate quick Jonas of from $300.00 to n{ r2f . COTnp,ot? a-nnnr\ r\t\ i * o line ox rubber goods we have ever $3000.00 on real estate. See us ha(, Come to the Palmetto j, now. Barron & Barron, Attorneys Co for rubber goods. at Law. 18-tf. . ~ TT T"7 NEW TAILORED Skirts just arrived 7>R SALE?One second-hand buggy, from $5.00 to $8.50. C. Allen Co. in good condition. Apply to S. W. Jolly, Union, S. C., No. 74 Hart TAKE THE REMEDY that stops the cough. Dr. Huet's Cough Syrup atjm r a kt i \ mn ca a t tt. wi" <>? what we say or vonr -nviw Limn' r\ji\ o/\uiu?two hack at the Palmetto Drug Co. tracts 60 acres each, dwelling house on each tract, joining lands of I). R DONT pay $35.00 and $4C per acre Fant, two miles from Santuc, S. C. for Farm Lands until you see what 24 acres near Monarch Cotton Mills I have to offer for $12.50 and $15.00 97 acres 2 miles from Carlisle. E. F. Kelly. Terms easy. Citizen Real Estate ?. & Loan Co. D. Fant Gflliam, Treas. NEW FALL Coat Suits. We are * showing vou fall coat suits from )R SALE?Native gtown Appier $10.00 to $22.50. C. Allen Co. Oats, Abruzzi and Carolina. Seed ? Rye. Apply to L. E. Morrow, Gro- NOTICE OF EL EC TION cer. Merchants and Planters Na- There will be an election in Biaik tional Building:, Union, S. C. 37-4t Rock, Special School District No. ;? 1, Sept. 14, lor the purpose of voting 3 SW FALL Coat Suits. We are mills levy for school purposes, showing: ybu fall coat suits from J. H. Hope. $10.00 to $22.50. C. Allen Co. M. R. Sams. Davis Jefferies. )R SALE?Four Jersey milch cows Co. Board Ed with their firct ooliroo f5? ? : 1 mmm uv vwi * vo| 1.1 cm ill IIIIIK* ' * J .McJ. Fant, Santuc, S. C. 37-2t Miss Cecil Brawley left Monday for ~~ Davenport college. North Carolina, Mr. James Simpson, of Chester, where she proes to enter upon her cols a visitor to Union Thursday. lepriate course. ! i