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THE ^NTH And Bia Redn AT TH Sale Begins Wednesda and Will Continue Fc Having decided to discontinue hand Apparel and General Merchandising Great Reduction Sale will also tal Thanksgiving will give you the oppc 25 to 50 per cent. : : ; Space Does Not Permit to Enii CLOTHING 50 Men's Suits, odds and ends, small sizes, values up Q& to $20.00, closing out at a sacrifice price of $12.50 All-Wool Serge Suits (PrT Oft Closing Out Price $15.00 All-Worsted Suits, neat patterns, (PO FJFZ Closing Out Price I w $15.00 Men's Finest Wool Blue Serge Suits, Closing Out Price " $5.00 Pants, Closing Out Price * D $4.00 Pants, 7^ Clneimr Out Pvicp V * D .$3.00 Pants, <I?-J rjr Closing Out Price I (J $2.00 Pants, d?-| FA Closing Out Price tpA??Jvr $1.50 Pants, QPC/? Closing Out Price Boys' All-Wool Serge Knee Suits, sizes 3 to 8, worth (CO QK ; $5.00, Closing Out Price OUR MOTTO: Sal THE S. Krasnoll, Mgr. "XI MASTER'S SALE. State. Jo 3. "All that tract or plantation of aii ^? <:? Innd Ivintr in Npivhprru Onnnt.v. Ill Oiaie 01 >"tuuui v^aruiuiu, -j r> --- j Npwhprrv Countv known as the Reuben Chick Place, D< ? o at . i,i . (* containing Eight Hundred and Sixty lai leorge S. ilower, Plaintiff, (860) acres, more or less, bounded by Cc against lands of Mrs. M. F. Bynum, and the ta Mary Caroline Hardy, in her own right State of South Carolina, and by En- (3 and as Executrix of the last will oree river, being later known as the th and testament of John Rogers Ren- Hipp Place of Ben S. Hardy." N< wick, deceased, et al., Defendants. Terms of Sale: One-third of th*. pi Pursuant to orders of Court in the purchase money to be paid in cash or above stated case dated December and the balance of the purchase mon- ar 14th, 1914, and October 29th, 1915, I oy to be paid in one and two years in lt< will sell at public outcry to the high- equal instalments bearing interest b> est bidder therefor on the first Mon- from the day of sale at the rate of ar day in December, 1915, during the seven per cent per annum payable ar legal hours of sale at the places and annually until paid in full, to be se- cr on the terms hereinafter stated the cured by the bond of the purchaser ca following described tracts of land, viz.: and a mortgage of the premises sold, eq At Union Courthouse in Said State, said mortgage to contain the stipla- ei: 1. At the risk of 'he former pur_ f'?n for the payment ot ten per cent bo chaser, "All that tract or plantation attorney s fees, purchaser to pay lor pi of land lying in Union County, con- all papers, stamps and recording the ie taining Eleven Hundred (1100) acres, same. Each purchaser will be re- <h more or l"ss, bounded by lands of (ll'ired to pay 1 wo Hundred and 1* ifty su Hayne McCracken, Ceorge S. Mower, dollars in cash or by certified check fo (formerly th'1 Oxner lands), the estate n'ien bis bid is accepted and in de_ th of D. A.'Thomas, by the Chick place ,'<\n,t.of slK'b payment the land so bid of of the defendant, Mary Caroline liar- ?" w' ' ',e immediately resold on the or dy and others, the same being known ^amf terms. Purchasers will be di as the Orange Hall Plantation of the fuithcr required to fully comply with in late John Rogers Renwick, including "ie c0rnis ?f within five days af- ai a tract called the Eyles Dower Tract ' ''ay of sale, and in default of in of land." such compliance the land so bid off be o .. , c c will be resold on the following sales- be 1. At the risk of the former our- ,i , ,u_ _:_i. _c . utty at iiiu lis* ui tut? m-iamtin.u purchaser. All that tract or plantation cj,aser on terms hereinbefore sot of land lying partly in Union County out jj |j Uikard and partly in Newberry County, con- ' Master foi. Newberry County, taining Four Hundred and Seventy- Newberry, S. C., Nov. IB, 101 r?. 40-3 Six 72-100 (470 72-100) acres, more ?- m or less, bounded by lands of the Ks- .MASTER'S SALE. St tate of 14. A. Thomas, deceased, Geo. S. Mower, (formerly the Oxner Lands) State of South Carolina, .L M. Henderson, by the Orange Hall Union County. F. Plantation, and by the line between Court of Common Pleas. Newberry and Union County, being S. R. Aycock and M. C. Deaver, as the lands conveyed to the defendant, copartners, Plaintiffs, Mary Caroline Hardy, by John C?. against M Wolling, Jr., by deed dated December G. E. Pruitt, et al., Defendants. 19th, 1905." Pursuant to an order of sale made At Newberry Courthouse in Said in the above stated case by his Honor, of LING RE STOCK OF < >4! lotion Sale in All IE WOP HE STORE THAT SELLS UNDE y, Nov. 24th This >r 10 Days will EcUps ling Men's Clothing and devote our er we are going to sell out the entire si ke place in all departments. This Gi )rtunity to buy your clothing and all imerate all the Bargains We Have to Offer, SPECIAL LOTS 100 Men's Odd Vests, values up to $2.00, Closing Out Price ?ltlv 50 Fancy Vests, values up $2.50, Closing Out Price vOl/ 50 Boys' Knee Pants, values up to 75c, sizes to 14, QQ/? Closing Out Price Ot/C One lot of Roelof Smile's Men's Hats, values up to $3.50, Closing Out Price wOv One lot Ladies' Shoes, odds and ends, small sizes, values QQs* A. ? "> CA ni rv-.i TV ! ^ lo Closing uui rrice Men's Fleece Undershirts and Drawers, the 50c kind, reduced to, per garment "Ov (3 for $1.00) Wright's Health Undershirts and Drawers, best known $1.00 garment, reduced to, per garment 0571/ DRY GOODS Best 10c Outings, O J-3 ^ reduced to, per yard O 1/ Best 8c 36 in. Bleaching, ./ reduced to ?Jl/ Best 8c 36 in. Sea Island, reduced to tiv Best 7c Bed Ticking reduced to Trl/ fsfaction Guaranteed or 1 WON HE STORE THAT SELLS UNDER" hn S. Wilson, I will sell at public fore made in the above entitled actiot iction, before the Courthouse door at I will, on Monday, December 6, 1911 nion, S. C., on Monday, Salesday, (being salesday), during legal hour ec. fith, 1915, that certain tract of of sale, before the court house door i nd in Bogansville Township, Union Union, S. C., sell at public auction th >unty, State of South Carolina, con- following described tract or plants ining Three Hundred and Fifty tion of land, to wit: 50) acres, more or less, known as All that certain tract of land i e E. A. Pruitt land, bounded on the Union County, S. C., containing fou orth by the Union and Glenn Springs hundred and thirty acres, more or less ibli'c road and land of Andrew Gist; and bounded on the North by land i the East by lands of Wiley Goodin of Stephen Crosby and others; on th id others (now owned by Rileys and East by lands of Wade Prisock an >binson and others); on the South others; on the South by Broad rive ' lands of Mrs. Janie McWhirter, and on the West by lands of R. 1 id land now owned by J. G. Riley; Davis. id on the West by Fair Forest Terms of sale: One-third casl eek, upon the terms of one-forth balance in two equal annual instal sh, the balance on a credit in three ments, with interest on deferred paj iual installments, with interest, at ments at eight per cent per annun ght per cent per annum, secured t> unpaid portion to be secured by bon ?nd of the purchaser, (which is to of the purchaser and mortgage of th ovide for ten per cent attorney's premises, said bond and mortgage t e in case of default in payment when provide for the payment of ten pc ie, and collection by an attorney or cent attorney's fee in case of fort it or foreclosure; purchaser to pay closure; purchaser to pay for papei r papers and recording and to have and recording and all revenue stamp: e option of paying all or any part and to have the option of paying a the purchase money in excess of cash. W. W. Johnson, ic-fourth in cash. This land will be Nov. 12, 1915. Judge of Probate, vided into small tracts, approximat- 47-? g sixty to one hundred acres in size, 1 * 1 ~~~ id will be offered for sale and sold LAND SALE. separate tracts, plats of which can seen at the Master's office and will State of South Carolina, t exhibited on day of sale. Union County. It. C. Williams, Court of Probate. Master for Union County. D- Free, Jr., as Executor of th Nov. 1 ft 1915. 47.3 Will of Charlie Harris, and in hi - own right, Plaintiff, LAND SALE. against 7 John C. Harris, et al., Defendants. ate of South Carolina, Pursuant to a decree of the Coui Union County. of Probate for said County, in th Court of Probate. above stated case, I will, on Monda; M. Farr, as administrator with the December 6th, 1915, (being salesday will annexed of Charlotte S. Davis, during legal hours of sale, before th deceased, Plaintiff, Courthouse door in Union, S. C., sel against at public auction, the following land: rs. Julia Rainey and others, De- viz.: fendants. All those certain tracts of land Ij Pursuant to a Decree of the Court ing and being and situate in Pinckne Probate for said County, hereto- township, County and State aforesai< OUT I CLOTHING I Departments I JDER :rm I Oinantir* Calo f i ;e All Our Previous Records itire energy to Ladies' Ready-to-wear lock of Clothing at and below cost. Igantic Sale starting right before seasonable goods at a saving of from But Here are a Few of Them: LADIES' COAT SUITS I $10.00 Suits, Afi I reduced to I 11 $19.50 Suits. (P-|9 PQ reduced to ?pA^?tJvF $14.50 Suits, Q-f C\ r/| reduced to , $12.50 Suits QQ QQ reduced to tp0?i/0 $27.50 Suits, Q-| Q ?Q reduced to One lot of Suits, odds and ends, sizes 36 and 38, values QQ QQ up to $15.00, to close out at Ladies' Fine Tailored Dresses in Wool Poplins, Fine Wool Serges and Silk Poplins, values up to $15.00, QQ QO and Q\ QQ to close out at DRY GOODS Best 10c Canton Flannel reduced to i ^ (15 yds. for $1.00) Best 12c Canton Flannel O J.g . ' 1 reduced to 27 in. Red Star Diaper Cloth (10 yds. to piece) 7^#* reduced to, per piece tJC four Money Back D E R Union, South Carolina i, containing one hundred and fifty-one I. l 3, (151) acres, more or less, and bound- I AMBROSE HUGHES I k-- 1 1- n-i a t 1 a cu uy miius ui nuueri Lawson, Hi. V. n Going, W. R. Faucett, D. B. Free, Jr., Public AlltO Service e and J. C. Harris, being the lands l- whereof the late Charlie Harris died Phone 289 seized and possessed. To be sold in Calls Promptly Answered n two tracts, plats of which may be r seen at my office. 3, Terms of sale: One-half cash, bal is ance twelve months from date of sale; r?????? e unpaid portion to bear interest from IVfl. C. FfcAIVlSE Y d date of sale, and to be secured by r, bond of the purchaser and mortgage Painter, Paper Hanger r. of the premises, purchaser to pay for and Decorator papers, revenue stamps and recording . i, and to have the privilege of paying all Estimates Cheerfully burnished 1- cash. W. W. Johnson, Phone 33 Union, S. O. r- Nov. 12, 1915. Judge of Probate. _______ i, 47_3 | 'e auipuFQTFR Q Pll I Q BARRON & BARRON ? ^Attorneys at Law !r UNION, S. C. I'lll* In Krd and Uold meullicW/ t>o?e?., sealed with Blue Ribbon. Y/ ToLo no other. Mujr of jjour v n.. i.1 ? ^ * " ^ i / nr a icior?-iii.t'iiKH-TEK8 rrucucc in an courts. MonI Jr l?lAMO.NI? liltAM) PII.I.H, for 8<> " BV DRUGf,Vsi?FVER^ % to loan 0n C5ty and Farm ???? Property. 1 T. H. MUNRO ATTORNEY AT LAW Lawrence G. Southard OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE attorney AT LAW UNION, S. C. Will Practice in all Courts ie ?????????? fa THE BEST SERVICE ?ffice ?PP?site PoBt ??c? costs no more than careless 1 rt or indifferent service. Our Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins ie code of service is without 99 ^ question the best in the city. DENTIST ie Our Undertakers gentle]> manly, polite and attentive. SryCgoomcompany Union, S. C. B' We give every order our best r- attention. Phone No. 106. y , . . . ^ The bride-elect doesn't mind being 1, Bailey Undertaking Co. caught in a linen or china shower. * * t \ ' - ft**:'.- 'J