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i"'SPECIALS | At McLURE MERCANTILE CO.'S f T X One lot Samples in Baby Coats, both long and $ V short, at about 1-2 price. V Y T Cut price sale of Ladies' Suits, Sport Coats, Long Coats, Misses' Coats and Children's Coats. ?? 1 Special price on Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes, Side t i Lace, the latest agony, value $3.00, for $2.48. i T Men's Heavv Work Shoes, the S3 00 nnalitv !? %/ # 7 t w iv?7 y y for $2.48. Every pair guaranteed. 4a ^ Great reduction in Men's and Boys' Suits to x A close out. JL v Y *|* Our Big Sale is still on. | McLlIRE MERCANTILE CO. f Y ^ The Undcrscllcrs Y a^a ata ata ata ata a^a ata ^ta ava ata ata ata a^k. ^ta a^a ^ta a^a ata a^a at4 jta ata a^a ata ^ ^ ^ ^ $ 4 fl ^ ^ IM?M?WW?PI?BP?ttW?B?I???W^[ A Snappy | Suit I T1 17 17 - /^l?^ for tour ymas bin! It is the cleverest suggestion we believe we could possibly make. It surely will help your t appearance and you never know, perhaps some employer is looking around for a good man. It's looks, men that counts. Treat yourself to something that may mean dollars in your pocket. Styleplus, Michaels Stern and High Art They are great for Style, Fit and Workmanship. We fit all Men, Stout or Slim, Regular or otherwise. . $8, $10, $12.50, $15, $17, SI 8. S20 $22 Kft 111111 1 \ BOYS'WOOL SUITS I B | \\ \ That are made to wear? llwlllll IHllh W 1 even the roughest boy. Ill 11^ $2, $3, $4, $^$6, $7, $8 ^ HT| A Few Timely ChristllfflfPf 1 mas Suggestions Iriiw / M Adler's Gloves for GenJ# / 1% tle$lT $1.50, $2, $2.50 11 \ ? Bath Robes? * $3, $4, $5 $6, $7 ! , Holeproof Hosiery for _ , Men and Women? Copyrijji, J9TI. $1.5 to $3 a box g ? 6 pair in a box. ? We are headquarters for the best selected stock | of Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes in the I County. | J. COHEN The House of Good Shoes and Clothes $ A^A A^A A^A A^A A^4 A^A j|^A A^A A^A | Your Money Goes Far | * ?AT? * | Sam Kassler's Store I . ! >4 Note these prices: A> ?t? Dnminn flinnrVinmu Iftn ?* F* ?1IU v4 lii^iUilllOy A rt 1/ ? ? - OC Chambray, 10c goods at 5c % Calicoes 4c 1. Bleaching 5c JL J Sea Island Cloth, 10c 8c X Outings, alLcolors, 121/^c and 10c 8 l-3c V Heavy Shirt Cloth, 121/^c Goods 8 l-3c ?* Riverside Plaids, 8c Goods 5c Tickings, 12Vi?c Goods 8 l-3c Tickings, 25c Goods * 16c & t Flannels, Red and White, from 10c to 39c t $ Cotton Flannel, Bleached and Unbleached 12>/2 Goods 9c % Silk and Wool Poplin, in all colors, from 10c to 39c X Come and examine my Immense Stock of Seasonable % J Merchandise. Big Sale Now On! | SAM KASSLER ? ^ (Next Door to Bailey Lumber Co.) ^ % ^ 4* W | /!. . '. A. -' v \ [ COMING AND GOBWf Mr. J. P. Vaughan of Route 5 ira in Union Wednesday. Mrs. H. I. Horton and children liar visiting relatives in Columbia. Mr. J. N. Nix of Whitmire wasll it the city Monday on business. Miss Madeline Pryor of Chostetil i the truest of Miss Clarice Tinsley.ll Mr. C. L. Gossett of Pacolet wall i business visitor to Union Wednesd ay Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Jeter snent Ai Thanksgiving holidays in Greenvi Mr. J. V. Vaughan, of Adamsbu g was in Union on business Wednesd y Rev. J. Harry Chessley has s turned from a visit to his daughtei ii Atlanta. * Mrs. J. T. Sexton is visiting at p sons at Columbia, Barnwell d Blackville. Mr. Stephen Crosby of the Beu! ,1 community was a visitor to Uir. i| Tuesday. / Mrs. R. A. Eastcrling, who has be u desperately ill for two weeks, is i| 1 proving slowly. Mr. D. N. Wilburn of Furman U i versity spent the week-end with re i . tives in the city. Miss Annie Kelly, principal ol Cedar Hill school, was in Union Tuesday for a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Minter attendee the Gelder-Sanford marriage in Laurens last week. , ,, Miss Gary Boyd of Spartanbur.; h visiting at the home of Mrs. R. A Oliphant on South street. Miss Mason Blankenship and Mis> Julia Faucette of Route 2 were shop ping in the city on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Misf Bessie Bailey of Route 2 were shopping in the city Wednesday. Miss Alberta Harris spent several days last week, the guest of Mrs. E, G. Quatclebaum in Columf 1\ Miss Lily Ringer, of V.^WDerry, is the guest of Miss N;na Sligh at he* home on South Chjreh street. Miss Agnes Robertson, who is teaching at Camden, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her home folk. Miss Carrie Young, of Winthrop College spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Young. Mrs. F. H. Whitney and little son of Blair are visiting at the home of Mrs. Susan Tinsley on S. Church street. Mrs. L. B. Jeter, Sr., and little daughter, of Santuc, were the giiestq of Mrs. J. H. Spears this week. ^ Mrs.' Mary Pattcf&ftf: oPWestA- *5 the guest of Mrs. W. Farr Gilliam at her home on East Main street. Miss Lynn Smith of Greer spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Mamie Oetzel at Clifford Seminary. Mr. Harold" James, a student at Carolina, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. James. Misses Annie and Clarice Tinsley spent, the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. W. H. Lancaster at Whitestonel Mrs. Fred McLure has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Gardiner Gordon in Charleston. Miss Annie Belle Pittman, of Carlisle, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her friepd, Miss Annie Kelly, at Jonesville. Miss Fanny Clarke of Laurens ipent the week-end with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. E. L. Clarke on East Main street. Mr. Roy G. Booker, representing the Manufacturers Record, Baltimore, was in Union for a few hour15 Wednesday. Miss Miriam Jennings, of Seneca, spent several days last week with hei sister, Miss Dorothy Jennings, at Clifford Seminary. Miss Elizabeth Arthur visited friends in Spartanburg last week and was guest at the Thanksgiving masque ball at Ravadson hall. ? Miss Frances Austell, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. W. Mulli'nax for several days, has returned to her home in Jonesville. Misses Eunice and Halite Thomson, teachers in the Union graded schools, spent the week-end 'heir parents at Pacolet. Rev. John G. Farr stopped over in Union this week for a visit to friends and relatives on his return from the conference in Spartanburg. 1 >. Mr. T. G. West of Pacolet, rout*1 2, has moved to Excelsior Knitting mills. The present year he farmed, but recently decided to move to Union. Mrs. A. L. White and Miss Mary White have retuned to their home ill Spartanburg after a visit to Mrs.jW, Farr Gilliam on East Main street, Mrs. R. C. Williams and son, Robert spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John West at Weil Springs, returning to the city on Monday. Mrs. L. A. Beaty, who has been th? guest of her niece, Mrs. R. M. Estes, for several months, left Wednesday evening for her home in Savannah> Ga. Mrs. Eva Harris and her frlen^ Mrs. Freeman, of Spencer, N. C., aponl several days last week with Mrs Haynes Harris ofc South Chjbrch street. . 'MRU \ - JMiss Fanny Duncan of Converse college spent the holidays with her parents, Col. and Mrs. T. C. Duncan and was accompanied by her friend, Miss Alice Rembert. 8 Miss Florence Duckett spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her pac rents, Mr. and Mrs. W .P. Duckett, and was accompanied homp by Miss n Lizzie Mae Estes. Mrs. M. M. Clay of Lenoir, N. C., s arrived in Union Saturday to visit her son, Mr. Frank Clay. She has not visited Union in 14 years, she having k then visited her son here. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jones and daughe ter Miss Nettie, and son Grady drove '* down from their home in Cherokee in their car Tuesday for a day's visit to Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Clarke. Miss Mae Arnold of Greenville i spent several days last week with Miss Auressie Wilburn. She was given a surprise party by the young people, J which was a delightful occasion. Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Boyd and Master Albert Boyd of Newberry arrived J Wednesday to make this city their 1 home. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have bought a cottage on " Douglass Heights." We 1 cordially welcome them. Miss Marguerite Townsend of Union spent the week-end in Orangeburg, - the guest of Miss Mary Livingston? . and was one of the bridesmaids at the Roberts-Carter marriage on Tuesday ^ evening.?Bamberg Herald. Mon-Aetna Baptist church recently . called Rev. I). W. Garvin for full j time, beginning January 1. The church has been greatly built up under his ministry; recently they gave him a pounding, filling his pantry with $ good things to eat. On last Sunday . morning 14 converts were baptized into the church. i Special Advertisements i ??_ : GO TO THE CITY BARBER SHOP for first class barber work, hair cuts, I shave, electric shampoo and massage. We use the best hair tonics. All white barbers and we guarantee satisfaction. Look for the Blu* i Front, Postoffice block. tf STOP YOUR COUGH and Cold with De Huiet's Cough Syrup. You have no bad after-effects. Sold everywhere for 25c and 50c a bottle. The Palmetto Drug Co. . WHEN IN TOWN and you want a nice, smooth, clean shave, a delightful, soothing electric massage, or a ( dandruff removing shampoo, don't forget to come up town to the City Barber Shop. Look for the Blue Front, Postofflce block. tf - >A HOME FOR COLORED FAMILY? .9.W cjient Leitha Gossett Gregory |r ,liy virtOe of the Will and Testament [! of George Sims ("Racking t. George") is now the sole owner of i the large parcel of land located on = the Southwest corner of Henrietta and Richards Streets with the two dwellings thereon. We are authorized to sell the same as a whole or to subdivide into two lots with a dwelling on each. This property is splendidly located for colored fami ilinu n n/I ivif Viivt nncir n/inneo Ia aa?? iu?o anu mitiiiu cooj attcoo IU put* manent labor of a paying and desirable kind, and if you want a home at the price of rent or less call upon Walter Farr, who will show the property to you, and for sale. Young & Beaty, Attorneys. TO THE LADIES?Call at the City Barber Shop evening's to get your = hair dressed shampoo and massage, y courteous attention am* best ser| vices. Give us your work. tf YOU CAN'T HAVE CHILLS whe., you take Dr. M. D. Huiet's Chill [ Buster. You have our personal f guarantee. 50c the bottle at The " Palmetto Drug Co. R , LADIES?Don't worry any more trying to wash your hair and cleanse ; it of dandruff, just go to the City p Barber Shop. We will fix it for you. Call in the afternoon after 5 o'clock. tf 1 THERE'S A SMILE of satisfaction ' with every piece of Huyler's Candy. For sale by Palmetto I)ruff Co. [ FOR SALE?One Cable Cabinet Grand Piano. Listed at $400. Will #sell for $175 for quick sale. Phone 233 for further information. 49-2-pd | i FOR RENT?The Montgomery house on Perrin street Large ground, 8 room house. In splendid condition. 1 All modern conveniences. Reason1 able rent. Apply to E. W. Stone. 1 46-tf-pd , FOR SALE?Leather collars and bri, dies. Great values at the price. People's Supply Co. tf , COME IN and let us show you our ( line of Ousca Cameras and films _ that fit any kodak at The Palmetto j Drug Co. - 62 ACRES OF LAND, Lester Knight 1 Place, located on Southern Railway, 6 miles south of Union; one 6-room, 2-story dwelling, a 4-room L tenant house; new graded school . within 1-2 mile. See Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co. 49-4 > MONEY TO LOAN on farm or city F property. Long or short term loans negotiated to suit borrower. If you , have money to loan?we can place t it on good property. Safe basis? with abstract of title furnished. Wallace & Barron, Attys; Offices, Foster Bldg., Rooms 13, 14, 15. 43-tf B | =J1 IL 11z I EE 3L= | = !5ticl)oUon ^&ank Orust (Lo. = l?nion. South (Carolina The Comfort of Life fie who spends as he earns is destined to toil ;! continually for life's necessities. HI 1 ate smiles upon the man who looks ahead? |' who lays aside regularly a part of his earnings. An important step on the high road to success is the opening of a bank account, ANI) NOW IS THE TIME. We cordially welcome new depositors. Emslie Nicholson, J. Roy Fant, M. A. Moore, President. Vice President, Cashier. J \\\\\\\\\VVVVV\X\%XV%\VVVVV\\V\\\\\V\V\N\\\\VS L L4% PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS T ]CE JI ii ii Eiii ' ^ m /V - A ^ f cypres SHINGLES I T , *f X Metal and Composition Roofing % t I Beaver Board % Y Y |? Rough and Dressed Kiln Dried Lumber ?|? of all Rinds ^ I Mantles, Grates and Tile t X JL t f V *1 r>aiiey furniture and T' T | Lumber Company | Transformation and Switches Made From Combings , [Shampooing, Massage, Haii Dressing, Manicuring | Melba Toilet Goods AMERICAN BEAUTY PARLORS OVER MILHOUS DRUG CO-1 Phone 233 !' MRS. R. M. ELLISON UNION1, S. C. I /I I ILK IN UNION go to the SELLING OUT Men's Clothing at Palace Barber Shop for satisfactory and below cost at The Wonder. service. Work promptly done. v Cleanliness and comfort our motto. FARM LAND FOR SALE?Two White barbers onlv. Whitner and tracts GO acres each, dwelling house McMillan. No. 15 Main St. 42 tf on each tract, joining lands of D. B. rant, two miles from Santuc, S. C. ? - i 7T ... 24 acres near Monarch Cotton Mills REMEMBER that a lug sale is going py acres 2 miles from Carlisle, on at The Wonder, the Store that Terms easy. Citizen Real Estate S"'ls Under. & Loan Co. D. Fan! Troas. OR SALE?Wire fencing, 2G inch MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES of to 58 inch. Reasonable price. The Ladies' Dresses worth up xo $15.00, People's Supply Co. 48-G going at $.'1.08 and $4.0*'. .it the Rig ? Sale at the Wonder. HERE IS NO MAN that does not know that farm lands are rapidly A GOOD PROPOSITION?Mr-'. advancing in prices. Our advice to ctte Walace has subdivided her our people now is, buy farms and Church >t?v-1 home property and you will double your money very requests the underslg.-.cd to'make soon. Buy land, buy land that is the sale of all or any part of t.anu. surest way to wealth. 156 Acres, Hence we oiler at great bargains more or less, on Cross Keys road. Lots Nos. 1, 2 and ' '> fronting seven miles out, will he sold at pub- Church Street near the intersection lie auction on first Monday in De- of South Street Lot No. 1. Vacant ceniber. for a division. One of the lot fronting (55 fee:, on Church host farms in the townshin. will * -? ? ? -r? hhwi. i.ui mo. witn elegant ' make a bale to the acre. Five hun- seven (7) room dwelling: metal died first payment, balance in seven roof, two (2) stories, closets. bate years. Good timber, two tenant room and large airy piazza fronthouses. Rent will pay for farm. in^r 70 feet 011 Church Street: and Also 100 Acres on Gist bridge road, I.ot No. :i?vacant fronting f>"> feet seven miles out; Id acres original on Church Street, each lot running forest, 12 acres good bottoms, new back 210 feet. This is elegant propfour-room house, new barn, tenant erty and most desirable for a home, houses, $:ir>0 cash payment, balance and is in easy access ta little over in 5 years. See Flynn, Auctioneer. one block of Main Street) close in . to the business section, the 40 ACRES OF LAND in the Haw- cllurches, schools, court house, postkins neighborhood, south of Union, office an(1 depots. We are authortwo miles from Monarch Mills, lzed to make sales of same and can cheap and easy terms. Citizens 8'vp y?u a JO'eat bargain and exReal Estate & Loan Co. 48-2 ceptional terms. If you mean bus iness and wish a home on a lot upon ANDS TO RENT?I have some which to build one 01 to speculate, farms to rent to desirable tenants. apply ^ to ^Young & Beaty, Attor rarms located in union county. neys lor Mrs. Wallace. 49-tf Apply to P. D. Barron. . " ' The Children of the Confederacy OR A SQUARE DEAL and the pro- will meet at the Chamber of Conitection of all honest buyers and "fierce rooms at 4 o'clock Monday afsellers?The Blue List. Subscrib- ternoon, Dec. 6. All are urged to be ers protected against beats. We present. _ want a young man to represent us ' * ' in this locality. Will pay him well Misses Carrie Young and Frances for his spare time. Address: The Sartor of Winthrop College spent the due List, Crisfield, Md. 47-6 week-end with their parents in Union. t * \