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| DAPPER- | \/s too mild| 1 'V^OUNG men? gj M men?if you jj Wrttilrl onnaot" o<* ???? =" 1^0^... Yt'- cu yyjxjk. == wisk to appear?if H you want tkat tidy? 1? j/ZSJIS^TL "well-kung"?cor- H ill jl rectly dressed look? g ' / Ml i J^yll * Sfafle~(KtKes, m I are S?our clotkes. H E= ONE OF THE MANY \ y ?= HIGH ART MODF1 <; A %0??UU ?---J-' , A x wcaiui Uj mijucia a -?r wide assortment of latest jj| HI fabric creations and a guarantee, witk .no ji fjj strings tied to it?await -you at our store. jjj HIGH ART Style Cfotkes enthusiasts |p H! are our strongest endorsement. Once "wear a HIGH ART Suit or Overcoat and ||| ps 5>ou'll j?in the ranks of your own accord. | J. Cohen | ' ATTENTION, GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS! I receive Fresh Shipments Weekly in Refrigerator Car? MORRIS' "Supreme" Breakfast Bacon MORRIS' "Supreme" Hams MORRIS' "Supreme" all Pork Blue Ribbon Sausage mi ,t 1 ji mese ivieais are tne cnoicest that money can buy. They come upwrapped. You may see what you are purchasing. No higher in Price, Supreme in Quality. MRS. M. J. MABRY, Grocer Phone 193. .A^U. -A^A. .A^A. .A^A. -A^A. ,A^ v^T T^f % THIS ELABORATE PROGRAM AT THE *J EDISGNIA w+ 4?' j. TODAY, THURSDAY, NOV. 4 .| "The Juggernant," a most wonderful production, jjj 4t Tomorrow, FRIDAY, "The New Adventures of < y J. Rufus Wallingford." <5 SATURDAY, "Neal of the Navy," "Hazards of *j 1 Helen," and plenty of others, including "Chaplin i 4Comedies." *1 ?? u, M a_ ti <5 ? KUISUNIA, A! ALL IIMES FUR THE BEST *$ . > 4 HONOR ROLL FOR ?,, . . . ? \. _. Third and Fourth Grades, Mi BUFFALO GRADED SCHOOL. Annie Brown, teacher?Mabel Lawso Mary Rountree, William Todd. First Grade, Miss Green, teacher? , ? , Mar,, Harris Annie Harris Viola Fourth G de (B section), Fif pJIL. nil ?""ran ; o,,' ?nd Sixth Grades, Mrs. Swygei Roberts, Clyde Morgan, Russel Sum- teacher_Porter Coleman, Albe ner, Niles Rhodes Johnnie Davis. Padgett, Isaac Willard, Samuel Stou Second Grade. Mrs. Shuford, teach- enmire, Robert Strahley, Jessie Stro! r?Corfnna WiJburn, Jamie Sparks, iey Mot Price, Harry Willard, Ixittie ' Thomas, Mildred Rountree, Ethel Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Grade Evans, Gladys Pondtr, Besaie Morgan, F. E. Shuford, teacher?Marie Gree Turnar Masaay, Inez Wilburn, Chas. Doggett. [ COMING AND GOING j V M Mr. K. F. Johns of Clinton was a visitor to Union the past week. Mr. J. A. Wofford of Clinton was a visitor to? Union the past week. Mrs. Fred Garner visited her aunt, Mrs. S. M. McNeel, in York last week. Miss Clariece Tinsley has returned from a visit to coljege friends in Columbia. Mrr. and Mrs. R. R. Humphries of Latta are visiting relatives in the cit> , this week. Miss Rachel Counts has returned from a visit to Miss Mauldin Graham in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd and little son spent Saturday in Spartanburg with friends. Mr. William Vaughan brought the Times' force a basket of beautiful fall ] apples this week. Mr. Hoi'llPI't Fnwlpp 'itton/lod + hr? Hallowe'en party at Kelly's on Saturday evening. Miss Alberta Harris, teacher in the high school, spent the week-end with relatives in Gaffney. Sam Dunlap of Wofford college 1 spent several days this week with relatives in the city. Mrs. Lizzie Hames is visiting relatives in Spartanburg this week and attended the County Fair. Mr. W. A. Huey, who has been with the Milhous Drug Co., for sometime has resigned his position. Mrs. Maria L. Wix, who has been ] living at Buffalo for the last month, has moved back to Union. Mrs. R. M. Ellison will leave Friday for Greenville to visit friends and attend the Textile exposition. John Earle Jones of Clemson college spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Jones. Mrs. L. B. Jeter, Jr., of Santuc, j spent Wednesday 111 the city with her j parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. McDow. Misses McCutcheon spent Saturday in Spartanburg with Mrs. A. H. Cottingham, who is at Steedley's hospital. M iss L. H. McCoy, who has been the guest of Miss Louise Murphy, has returned to her home in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. May spent several days this week in Cpartanburg attending the Spartanburg county fair. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rogers of Spartanburg spent the week-end with Mi. and Mrs. J. J. Colson on East Main street. Hon. L. L. Wagnon left Tuesday morning for Clemson college tend a meeting of the ways and means committee. Col. Colson, who has been visiting ^ his son, Mr. J. J. Colson, for sometime, has returned to his home in Wadesboro, N. C. Mrs. Julian Hughes had the misfortune to stick a nail in her foot one day this week and has been suffering considerably since. Miss Carrie Young, of Winthrop college, spent the week-end with relatives in the city, returning to her duties on Monday. Capt. and Mrs. J. Frost Walker and sons have returned from a visit to their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Walker in Colombia. Mrs. A. G. Wardlaw of Greer arrived Tuesday afterr.uon to visit Mrs. Manning Smith and Mrs. A. H. Coster for several days. C Miss I.essie Enps returned to he* ] ? home in Fort Mil! on Tuesday r.i.i. ^ ing after a visit to the Misses Blank^ enship on Route 2. Mr. Max Berelowitz of Clinton is * visiting relatives in the city this week. Mr. Berelowitz has recently moved to t Clinton from I.ockhart. t Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Rice Perrin ^ returned Monday from their honeymoon sojourn and are at home to their * friends at No. 8 Calhoun avenue. * Aubrey Rice entertained his friends ? at a Hallowe'en party Friday evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mabry S. Rifce, on Fast Main street. Mrs. Elias Prioleau returned Mon* day afternoon from a visit to her father, Major W. H. Sinkler, at Eu? tawville and relatives in Charleston. t Mrs. Harry Storm left Wednesday ^ for Georgetown to join her husband, Dr. Harry Storm, who has a position ^ with a large drug concern at that t place. Miss Elizabeth Arthur is the truest of Mrs. 1). S. Pope in Columbia. Miss Arthur attended the State ball and * other social functions during the fes tivities in the capital city. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caudle, of Char? lotto, N. C., are in Union to attend the funeral services of Mr. Luke * Caudle, which were held at the Cen tral House on Thursday morning. * Mrs. J. Hand, of Washington, I). C., = in renewing her subscription to The Times, has some very kind words to ss say of the paper. Mrs. Band was, ben, fore her marriage, Miss Ruth Hart, and her home was Union. th Mr .and Mrs. Claude Sartor left rt, Thursday for Spartanburg to attend rt the Kelly-Thornhill marriage, which d- occurred Thursday afternoon. Mi$?n h- Sartor, th? little son of Mr. and Rmb. Sartor, was ring-bearer at the w&.? din*?f ^ m Y, Prayer is communion with your own consciousness. $ Special Advertisements MONEY TO LOAN -$500.00 to $10,000.00 on improved real estate, moderate interest and long time. 10 years if desired. J. E. Minter, Financial Corresoondent Union Central Life Insurance Co. tf. FOR SALE?N?tive grown 'Appier Oats. Selected for seed. Showing 07 '' purity analysis by State chemist. L. E. Morrow, Grocer, M. & P. Hank Building, Union, S. C. 44-4t SPORT COATS from $4.05 to $12.50 at C. Allen Co. WHILE IN UNION go to the Palace Barber Shop for satisfactory service. Work promptly done. Cleanli ;s and comfort our motto. White oarbers only. Whitner and McMillan. No. 15 Main St. 42 tf MONEY TO LOAN on farm or city property. Long or short term loans negotiated to suit borrower. If von have money to loan?we can place it on Rood property. Safe basis? with abstract of title furnished. Wallace it Marion, Attys. Offices, Fister Bldg., Rooms 13, 14, 15. 43-tf WANTED?A married man of good habits who understands farming to overlook farming interests and care for livestock. Address P. O. Box No. 4<>, Union, S. C. fills IS the liniment that always leaves an impression in the home. Dr. M. D. Huiet's All-Healing Liniment at The Palmetto Drug Co. FOR RENT?One horse farm near Jonesville. Apply to W. E. Poole, Monarch Mills, Box 48, Union, S. C. BILLIKEN SHOES?We are headquarters for Billiken Shoes for the Rids, "the Best." C. Allen Co. CHILDREN, come to the Palmetto Drug Co. for your school supplies. We have just what you want. LOST?One bunch of keys, 15 in bunch, with name badge attached. Lost between Union and Monarch. II. E. Brewington. FOR SALE OR RENT?102 acres good farm land, 114 miles from Cross Keys, Union County, S C Good buildings; good two horse farm. Pasture, orchard, water, etc A most desirable place. Wrile <i pnone H. K. Ezell, Cross Anchor S. C. WANTED?To buy bank stock. Anj bank. Must be cheap. Address Box 263, Union, S. C. 42-< WATERMAN "Ideal" Fountain Pens . for sale by The Union Times. tl TAKE THE REMEDY that stops th< cough. Dr. Huet's Cough Syru| will do what we say or your monej back at the Palmetto Drug Co. GO TO the City Barber Shop in post office block, last aboxe Dixie Cafe 45-ti FOR SALE?Begonias, geraniums maiden hair ferns, springeri, Prin cess feathers and other ferns. Ap ply to Sara L. Humphries. CORDUROY and Plaid Skirts just ar l ived, $4.9 f>to $(1.50, at C. Allen i o FARM LAND FOR SALE?Tw< tracts GO acres each, dwelling hous< on each tract, joining lands of I). B Fant, two miles from. Santuc, S. C 24 acres near Monarch Cotton Mill! 97 acres 2 miles from Carlisle Terms easy. Citizen Real Estati &. Loan Co. I). Fant Gilham, Treas FOR SALE?Ford touring car, 101; model, second-hand. See The Times office. COAT SUITS?We are receiving ship ments daily in the latest styles from $9.75 to $22.50. C. Allen Co WE HAVE moved the City Barbei Shop up town just above the Dixit Cafe. Come to see us. 45-tl THE LARGEST and most complett line of rubber Roods we have evei had. Come to the Palmef<o Dru*i Co. for rubber Roods. IF YOU WANT a first-class hair cut or a smooth, clean, easy shave, ro to the City Barber Shop two doors above Dixie Cafe. 45-tl WE ARE IN POSITION to neRotiate quick loans of from $300.00 to $3000.00 on real estate. See us now. Barron & Barron, Attorneys at Law. 18-tf, BARGAIN in "Silver Moon," selffeedinR heater. Apply to O. A, Swypert. ' MY STALLION, HARLOP, sired Lex ton and Copper Bottom; dam, Belle Flower, entitled to registration; weighs 1150 pounds; three years old June 15, 1915. Price for service $2.50 down and $12.50. J. L, Rhinehart, Buffalo, S. C. 42-4 GET A GOOD hot water hath at the City Barber Shop, just above the Dixie Cafe, postoffice block. 45-tf FOR SALE?One Burroughs Adding Machine, good as new. A bargain, For further information call on oi write The Union Times, Union, S, C. tl LET US do your pressing and cleaning. Prompt and polite service al reasonable prices. Peoples Pressing Club, T. A. Scott, Mgr., reai Union Times Office. 42-4 v # % ?? J* ++> J* J* ?? ! ! t* * * tvj* ! * Nicholson Bank and Trust Co. $ T T , Y Union, South Carolina Y Y VV\VV\VA\NV\\%X3tVVV\\V\\\\\N\\\\\V\\N\\VV\\%S Y | UNPRECEDENTED CROPS X Government statistics show that our Country i has just produced the greatest crops in the world's i. X history. X 3: X + What an Opportunity for the Farmer: Y Many farmers will no doubt be encouraged to Y Y more intensely work their properties; others will Y Y be interested in establishing their farms on a firm Y <5* Ov,..i aii --.:n ? 1 ^ i? i i * j iincuicitu uctsis. win neeu a strong" rename Y banking connection. Y Y Every farmer in this community should thor- Y Y oughly investigate the splendid farm banking ser- Y Y vice this Institution offers. Y v Emslie Nicholson, J. Roy Fant, M. A. Moore, ?? ?* President. Vice President, Cashier. ?& % \\\N\\\\\\N\\\N\\\V\W\\N\\N\\\\NWWWSW y <' 4% PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS ? AA A A A A . . ? ? "%>*? v*?*V > v v%*V>>* I The Wonder | "THE STORE THAT SEEKS UNDER" 4 : * ffPfff 1.. S. & I). Shoes for men. LeonX BB ar(' Shaw and Dean Shoes are of ^ J5?^ a better class. A Shoe of style ?? ;MK' ~00(' service, urood as any ?* X^ \ St'i.Ol) Shoes. We sell them at 4 uf \ $3.50imd $4.00 f ! I ' 7\ The "American Girl" Shoes for % * I I y \ Ladi< s, "A Shoe as Good as Its X IJ ^ / J Name," in all the leading styles, % !j? / S3.00. Try a pair. We sell the jf!? joU Star Brand Working Shoes fcr the % ///? //whole family, none better. JU? - / \ ac\v arrival of Ladies' Coat J / t; Suits, Shirt Waists and Sport Coats ^ / ,'f . are here for your inspection. Come ! ^ / /J and see them before you decide on + , - &r 0i!: c'v Suit. They are beauties | ' r.te pi ices, - V no to rrn : v v I The Wonder | ? "THE STORE THAT SELLS UNDER" 1 S.v KRASNOFF, Manager UNION, S. C. JL ? ' V V IPVMUI T T . % Metal and Composition Roofing X " ??. f ' Y o _ ^ ?$ v n>*:civ?r ouaru ?; > ^ Rough and Dressed Kiln Dried Lumber ; X ?f Kinds & 3 % Mantles, Grates and Tile % i f T 3 : % Bailey Furniture and ' f I X Lumber Company % ; & ; THE GRAND THEATRE H I O Hjr\\rr\ A -AT- A T-T-v-T t I ? ^ v p iviv^/i>iX - 1\UV . ? *J METRO PICTURES CORPORATION f] W PRKSENT M y TliE EMINENT DRAMATIC ACTOR JJJ EDMUND BREESE 0 Q ?In a Five Part Picturization of? 0* "t51)e Song of tl)<i Wage Slave" 2 H From Ihc "Spell ol tlic Yukon" And Other Verses by Robert W. Service Jt ^ Played hy same Cast as "The Shootinfl ol Dan McGrew" ^ THE GRAND THEATRE One 36-Pound 1m-w-* -m All persons holding claims against l-i BlC*Ci t,ie estatl' of M'ss Amanda WhitlocV * must present the same, duly proven, And TWO to the undersiprned, and all persons indebted to said estate must make payFeatlur Pillows <? u?- N ? ? Mrs. N. S. Pruitt, 6-Pound Executrix, I frt_. Miss Dora Whitlock, _ _ Executrix. $10.00 Cash Executor, ; L. B. GODSHALL Bt^?' Amanda Whit,ock' * V , "