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Si Everybo knows I by name 1 h. BI( Friday I To Saturday lOO Hygeno Su See the Big Window r har Bisplay :;; sat Only one sold lo each adv customer. are None Sold before the the Sale Day. the this PUs\ DliAna Af*dn??o AAI*11 ITiOl I1U I 1IUIIC VI UCI it Will be accepted. hl NONE SENT C. 0. D. Be Here E on Time DR. I. MURRAY HAIR DENTIST Office: 507 Chapman Buildrnrg Phone 1569 SPARTANBURG, S. C* =? ^ W/r mm I m-Lnl p 11 ' CHERO-COI only in the orig sterilized, sealed at the plant. Each bottle ii machinery?the carbonated wate rately measured 1 ery, therefore y same uniform p] vor in every bo is absolutely ir y-]^r sible with .t ' ordinary soda t fountain method 2 You can get your CHER COLA/*In a Bottle?Thr< j a Straw" at Soda Founts and other Refreshment Stands. Everybody kric it by its name 5 SPECIAL SA Vlorning, Night, June 3, Beginning jel Carpet Sweepers,1 A Wonderful A Hygeno Carpet Sweeper is dern sanitary sweeper, much bett< ieper because its special sanitary boring of disease germs. Built of ining, strong and durable?will la: We consider ourselves fortunat* rons such a remarkable useful hoi ionally low price. It is a wonder . _ ... i, ? l i! r i?e you to uk nere oil nine n yo bound to go like hot cakes. The HYGENO Sweeper factory ly to supply the demand of all tt United States, who are making ; se sweepers. We were able to g< * sale?not enough to go 'round ney profit special but an advertii o can get one of these carpet swee] ir good fortune for a long, long ti ze. The carpet sweeper is a regub 5radley-E Main Street, Un Terms of Sa The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak OM people who are feeble, and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depressing heat of summer by taking regularly Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. 50c. % jA is sold inal bottle, ^/ and labeled j filled bv syrup and r are accuby machinou get the leasing flattie, which npos3ugh lins V S" The Biggest I Household Bargain Ever Ottered We Could Sell a Thousand if We Had Them LE June 2 at 9 O'clock Vorth f$3.00 L Bargain needed in every home?the er than the ordinary wooden construction eliminates the steel, light weight, very easy st for years. b in being able to offer our isehold article at such a senspecial sale offering and we u want to own one, as they is making several thousand le leading stores throughout a big special sale feature of et only 100 at this time for , we know. This is not a sing proposition. Everyone pers for $1.25 will talk about me. Don't be misled by the ar $3.00 value. stes Co. Ion, S. C. le CASH No. 666 This it prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEV. R. Five or lii doaea will break any case, and if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not return. It acta on the liver better than Calomel and doea not gripe or sicken. 2Sc BUFFALO Buffalo, May 31.?The revival which has been in session at the Methodist church for the past two weeks, closed Sunday night with splendid results, about twenty uniting with the church. Rev. J. O. Burnett of Wilson, S. C., did thi preaching. His sermons were forceful and effective. I'rof. W. T. Merritt of Camden was in charge of the singing and charmed the large congregations with his melodious voice. Both Rev. Mr. Burnett and Prnf Mori-it h nntlnuro/l tliamcalirno fA I people here generally who hope to have them again in the future. It is earnestly hoped that the fruits of their labors will live for quite awhile ti the hearts and lives of those who were so fortunate as to attend these services. They left Monday morning for Columbia. The closing exercises of the Buffalo High school were held last Thursday night in the school auditorium, which was largely attended. The exercises were well received and greatly enjoyed and showed excellent taste and careful training on the part of the teachers. Under the principalship of Prof. F. E. Shuford and his able and experienced corps of teachers, brings to a close one of the most successful terms in the history of the school, the progress made by the pupils is very gratifying to the patrons, md the teachers are to be commendi<d for the year's work. Mr. Henry W. Millwood, one of our j' est and most highly respected citi ens, died Sunday at 12 o'clock after lingering illness of that awful and 'incurable disease, cancer of the i v>outh. Mr. Millwood was a-christian i gentleman, a member of the Baptist t hurch and was liked and held in high esteem by everyone. His death is a listinct loss to our community. His remains were Interred in the old family graveyard near Pacolet Monday in the presence of a large concourse of friends and loved ones. He leaves a irirge family connection to mourn his ;!eath. We extend to them our sympathy in their sad bereavement. Rev. A. T. and Mrs. Stoudenmire, Mrs. J. L. Padgett and son, Walter, i.fi. i_ j> r? -v ^ ii-ii, inonaay xor xiessimer Giiy, IN. U., where they will spend a week with friends and relatives. They made the trip in Mrs. Padgett's car. Misses Matti'e Ban Browning of Goldville and Carrie Lou Higgins of I.anford were the charming and attractive guests of Miss Annie L. Green Sunday. Mr. R. P. Morgan of Union was a visitor in our town on Sunday last. Mr. W. Otto Bryson is in Waynesville this week, visiting his father-inlaw, Dr. Reynolds. Rev. L. M. Rice was a business visitor in town on Tuesday last. Mr. T. J. Rountree, our genial and polite postmaster, has moved in the house of Mr. J. J. Bates on Duncan = Heights. Mr. W. J. Gibbs of West Springs attended services at the Methodise church Sunday. Mrs. Blalock and Mr. W. II. Brownin'g ?f Goldville spent the weak-end with Miss Annie L. Green at tint residence of Mr. P. C. Hundley on Auburn avenue. Mr. Joe Wright of Glendale is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. E. Wright, this week. M rs. B. H. Harvey was summoned to the bedside of her sister in Spartanburg Friday, who was seriously ill. We are very glad to learn since her condition is improved, f Pedestrian. Magnolia Balm is the Liquid Face Powder used by famous beauties. If you have Sunburn, Tan or Freckles try JKlagnolia fT}alm. It quickly stops the burn and removes Tan and Blemishes. Makes your skin soft and smooth. Easy to use and sure to please. White, 'Pink, Rose-Red. 75c. at Dnigghls or bj mail direct. SAMPLE FREEtiffAffi*. LYON MFG. CO., 40 So. Sth St.. Brooklyn, N.Y? V KINKY HAIR Made to Grow Long, Soft and Silky by using Exelento Quinine Pomade Denver, Co!., April 16,1916. Exelcnto Medicine Co., Atlanta, Ga. j Gentlemen:-I am sending you my pic- i' ture to show you whet your EXELENTO I ; QUININE POMADE handooa for my hair j Before I started using your Pomada my J | hair waa just one inch loner. Now it ia 11 . inches loner and very thick. It cleaned ail i 4 the dnndrulT out, and made my hair j straight. I hnvo used six boxes or Pomade in the past year. I shall tell everyone . about your Pomade. You can use my pic- ( ture. Yours, BELLE JOHNSON. Price 2Se at all druf stores, or by mall ? on receipt of stamps or coin. CXILKMTO MEDICINE CO., Atlanta, Oa. * AMNTS WANTED jVIWYWHWE TIn Quinine That Does Net Affeet The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXATIVE RROMO QU1N1NK is better than ordinary Siaine and does not cause nervousnesa nor sine in head. Remember the full name and : S lor the signature of K. W. OBOVB- 25c. I WHEN YOU TRADE A1 The 1 Groce You get MORE than without extra cost, just til preciation that has mad< for Good Things to Eat fc When you pay more yoi m n iTAii nmr lnnc irrvit n v M ix^ii juu icooy juu ai< None sell better, and n than the Old Reliable. The proof we are read fact that notwithstanding tion, people who sell hones let-live prices, and cut th still selling as we have for more groceries than any c We will be glad to numl and patrons, and if cleanl in America or imported i the best service possible ; and attentive cooperatioi are worth while to you, ] time for that, ring 100 or the i Everything Good to E Honest Weights, a Squai Live-1 A^4. A^4. A^A A^A A^A ^ A A A a A <#r A | ? PATROfc | SODA FO Y | YOU will f: ? CREAM ? \ WA f | THE BE ? Music Ev t I The Milhoi V Phone 76 | MUNRO* | ...GAR I OPEN FOR X GADBERR X UNior The reliable household Good The Year Roun Ready-to-take PB W I I r ! Jnion ry Co. mere Groceries; you get lat service, quality and ap* this store headquarters ?r Twenty Years, i are paying surplus profit, e getting inferior goods. one sell the Best Cheaper y to show you, lies in the fair and unfair competist merchandise at lite-androats selling junk, we are the last fifth of a century >ne store in Union County, ber you among our friends iness, the best goods made to America together with and as much appreciation 1 as it is possible to give pay us a visit; and if not 80, always at your service. JNION RY CO. !at for Man and Beast. e Deal and Live-and-LetPrices. , A^4, A^4 A^A jTA [IZE OUR? | HJNTAIN I * ind our ICE | md SODA | IEK f T :ST YET I % ery Night S is Drug Co. i The Rexall Store Y , A^4 A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A i^A V^> VV^ St SLIGH'S 1 X .AGE... | BUSINESS | Y STREET X I, s. c. X V "^" "^" Remedy d -RU-NA SALBATALL WW STOBBB \