The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 02, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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Without having s
County Lands.
Within the past 3
| past three months hai
[ party to whom we sol
. hundred dollars on tw
i though we will state 1
| NOW LISTEN T(
I grasp the opportuniti
I have heard sonu
| A REASON. Aside f
not in the county, but i
tiously give her a hea
room.
NOW AGAIN TC
prices are from 25 to
WE ARE OFFEI
per acre, the same gra
These are eold-bloodec
We appeal espeeii
sound like "Fairy Tale
"The Land
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OAKLAND has
whi
Oakland, May -'50.?The seven weeks'
drouth has caused crops to he about j ,
three weeks later than usual and yet
since the several good rains we have .
had it can be seen that the stand of
cotton will be very irregular in
places. For the past three days there T
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Our business year e
ing, June 3rd, until S
so early in season is
' Prices. No need to tal
Prices.
EXTRA I
">000 yards Best Poe Mill
j 1000 yards Best 36-inch P
yards
j ">0 dozen 10c Huck Towel
Your choice of any Wo(
j store during Sale
Colgate's or Babcock's T
j 2>c Colgate's Tooth Past
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m 'WC iNciumt; i' net: ruvvucr,
All Pattern Hats for one12V.jC
and 15c Pest Grad<
ial for Sale, yard
i Lovely 72-inch All Linen
grade, yard
Lovely 72-inch All Linen
^rade, yard
Lovely 72-incli All Linen
grade, yard
All $1.00 Silk Crepe I)e C
All $1.25 Taffeta Silks, Si
A beautiful quality $1.
shades, yard
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On Page 28 of the Saturc
Within a year war
price of farm lands in t
Crop Estimates give ai
dollars and eight-five e<
but high prices for gra
cause.
We are used to th<
age price of plow land j
the famous agriculturs
braska, the average for
ments tnereon, seventyThere
has been a g
fifteen dollars an acrecultivated
land.
The man who want
willing to buy the raw r
land. In that direction
;een the above facts recordc
0 days we have sold several
^e been to "out-of-the-count;
d three different tracts of I
o of the tracts already. This
:his much, he is one among
3 REASON: Thousands of
es staring them full in the
e Union County people "kno<
rom the fact that a "knocke
in the man. I will always bo
rty boost, "believe me, I'll b
> BUSINESS: Compare th
50 per cent, under them. I
tING NOW as fine lands as
ide of land (the same distan
I facts and if you will simph
ally to the people of Union
s."
Man" E
been moderate showers of rain ai
ch will aid the young plant to tli
w through the compact surface
L was made a week ago by the
vy rain. Gardens are taking on ^
life and alredy some few are havplenty
of beans, potatoes, beets
cabbage to eat. rpj
he wheat crop is being harvested pi
Dav
nds June 30th and we are goi
aturday night, June 10th.
an opportune time to sav
k further. Our Special Sale
SPECIALS
Bleaching, Sale, yd.__7,/2<-'
ajama Checks, Special,
7'/2c
s, Very Special, each__ 6c
>1 or Silk Suits in the
$6.48
alcum Powders 10c
:e 16c
Sale 35c
half price.
3 Percales made, Spec
10c
Table Damask, $1.00
90c
Table Damask, $1.25
$1.12
i Table Damask, $1.50
... $1.35
hines for, yard 90c
lie, yard $1.12
50 Taffeta Silk, new
$1.35
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lay Evening Post, under date of
PRICE OF FARM
has added?or powerfully assis
he United States. Reports by <
i average value of forty-five do
mts a year ago. Reaction frorr
rn and hogs, in which war dema
j idea of high-priced farm land
as much as a hundred dollars ai
il group, comprising Minnesota
plow lands is only sixty-nine dc
-eight dollars.
reat rise. In 1900 the census ga
-only one-third of this .year's a1
s a farm that is already making
naterial of a farm, and build up
some of the best agricultural sp
id, certainly, some people have f
Farms to "out-of-the-county" i
y" purchasers, except, one Trac
Jnion County Farms during th<
s is not "hot air," we would he
the most successful business nu
Dollars will be made in Union <
face, "out-of-the-county" people
ck" the Farm Lands of this Cou
r" is boresome and receives no
ost the county in which I live a
e moving my washing." Here's
e prices of Farm Lands of this
)on't take my word for it, inves
you can find in Spartanburg, (
ce from town) in either of the
V go to the trouble to investigat
County to wake up to the opp
F. Kl
id despite the extreme dry weather and I
le yield will be fairly good. of ^
The play, "A Kentucky Belle." time
hi'ch was shown at Bishop school PlePl
>use last Friday nipht was largely *ore
tended by the people of this com- fu".
unity. They report a praiul time. ei
lis play is a purely home talent On
ay and contains a troop of 1"> jriils this
June ?
ng to celebrate this last month
Everything throughout the
e money. Economical I uvers a
s are too well known. Lveryt
Remember those beautiful 25
and Marquisettes are nov
Lovely Sport Stripe Skirt ma
All 50c Dress Goods, Nets, I
Sale, yard
Thousands of yards of new Vj
Special for this Sale, yai
AH 50c Wayne Knit Lisle or S
All 25c Hosiery, 2 pair for _
75c Silk Hosiery, all shades _
$1.00 American Lady Corsets
$1.50 American Lady Corsets
<po r\r\ ^ i.1 * i 1 r
p^.vu r x uuisct r i uiii i,;iCt;u v_
$2.50 Frolaset Front Faced C
$3.00 Frolaset Front Faced C
New shipment Debevoise Br;
$1.25 Krinkle Quilts
$1.50 Krinkle Quilts
$1.00 Paul Jones Middy Blous
All Ladies' Shirt Waists anc
duced 10 per cen\
150 pieces of Sash Ribbons, i
yard -
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THAT'
May 20th, 1916, we find the follow
LANDS
ted in adding?nearly five dollars a
correspondents of the Government
illars and fifty-five cents this spring
i a temporary depression in the So
md is an important element, seems t
; but in only two States of the Unio
1 acre. Those States are Iowa anc
i, Iowa, Missouri, the Dakotas, Kai
>llars, and for all farm lands, includ
ivo flio a\rava era lno nf fonw
>>\/ Uiiv 1?? vmgv Ittiut yjjL. J.CVX 111 1AI1UO
yerage. But there is still plenty of
y good money must pay a round pr
the finished product, he can still get
eculations lie.
igured a rapid advance in the prk
k
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jurchasers; in fact, all sales of Far
t to Sheriff Fant and one tract to 1
; past three weeks states to me tha
pleased to furnish you the name a
in in the City of Spartanburg.
County Dirt within the next few y<
i will, and are doing it now._ Did 3
nty, yet those same "knockers" han
hearty welcome in the circles of h
nd earn my bread, and when I gei
hoping that all "knockens" will turr
County with those of the adjoining
tigate the matter for yourself,
ireenville, Anderson or Cherokee C
r 41 IJ i-i-l-- -
auuvc ^uuiiucs wuuiu certainty CO!
e for yourself you will find them s<
ortunities of buying lands now, at
ELLY
iovs and is counternanced as one Mills. A smi
le highest character. A lot of will be charg
and money has been spent in joys a high
iring this comedy to appear be- be delighted
the public and therefore it has funds for Nei
decided to carry it to one or two ject of the er
points in the county. pev ^
Saturday night, the 3rd of June, present at Di
play will be given at Lockhart fill his appoii
>ale at
by offering Special Bar gains. For
store will be reduced 10 per cent, i
ittend Wilburn's Sales because Bes
hing reduced whether advertised c
c Flowered Voiles All Red C
/, yard 22c for tl
iterials, yard 22c
Silks, etc., during
45c During
il and Linen Laces an?ou
rcl 4C will give
ilk Hosiery for 45c ^ ruit Ho^
71 45c
67c Just re<
90c Ladies' U
$1.35 discount.
Corsets $1.80 If you J
'orsets $2.25 Table Lin
Corsets $2.70 White Qi
assieres 45c ?ur ad vie
11.12 monev. b(
$i.35 ~ ??
jes 90c
1 Wash Skirts re-' Our bu
that you ]
ill shades, Special, In doing
22c your cred
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ing editorial:
n acre to the
's Bureau of
against forty
uth counted;
o be the chief
n is the aver
i Illinois. In
isas and Ne
ling improveas
little over
really cheap, ^
ice. If he is
; fairly cheap
:e of Farm Lands?especia
m Lands that we have made <
VIeWhirter Brothers of ^ones
it he has been offered a prof!
nd address of the party on a
jars. If the people of this coi
rou get that?
g right on to Union County,
business men, we all know, tl
t to the point where I can't
i to "boosters," or give "boosl
rniintips. vnn will roaililv co
, j r* mam a VUMHJ OV
'ounties at prices from $13.5(
st you from $50.00 to $100.0(
t>.
; prices that, within a few 3
Union, S
ill fee of 10 and 15 cents of the illnes
ed. Everybody that en- that Mrs. Gi
class entertainment will <>? ? tHJc !?.
with this one. To raise
.v Hope church is the ob- Mrs. B. W
itertainment. Miss Sallie V
r. Garvin could not be sect'on? sPen
lck Pond last Sunday to Mrs. John V
itment there on account Sunday.
Wilbui
seven days, beginning Satin
and more for this Sale. This i
;t Goods are always sold i
>r not. Nothing charged. R
Iross Shoes in a variety of n<
lis Sale less 10 per cent.
FREE
Sale the first 125 customei
nt of $5.00 or paying accou
FREE a Beautiful 50c Gla
vl. Only one to customer.
UNDERMUSLIN SALE
reived a $200.00 assortment o
ndermuslins for this Sale les
ire in need of Sheets, Pillow (
lens, Nainsooks, Cambrics, C
lilts; in fact, anything in Dr
^e?Buy during this Sale. 1
icause prices are sure to advi
NOTICE TO ACCOUNT!
isiness year ends June 30th,
olease spt.t.lp vnnt* o^Annf
i j VV?4 UVVV/UIlt Utl
so you will greatly assist ui
lit with us, too.
R O
sn
illy Union
during the
iville. One
t of a few
pplication,
unty don't
THERE'S
te fault is
conscienters"
their
e that our
) to $20.00
> per acre.
fears, will
i. c.
s of his wife. We hope
irvin has fully recovered
i print.
. Whitlock and daughter,
fhitlock, of the New Hope
t the day with Mr. and
fhitlock of Bonham last
Neb.
JLX O
rday morn >ale
coming
at Reduced
ead Special
3w styles
*s purchasing
nt in full, we
ss Pitcher or
f Dove Brand
s 10 per cent.
Uases, Towels,
urtain Goods,
y Goods, take
tou will save
ance.
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, and we ask
'ore that date.
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