The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 23, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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$8.00 I)oz. Linen Nap
$5.00 Doz. Linen Nap
$1.00 Utica 81x90 She
15c Huck Towels, Sal
25c Turkish Towels,
$1.00 American Lady
$2.00 Fro-la-set Corsi
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NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
State of South Carolina.
County of Union.
Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of July, 191?>, at 11 o'clock,
a. m., in the Court of Probate for
said County, the undersigned will
make his tinal settlement as Administrator
of the Estate of Henry Clowney,
deceased, and that thereupon he
will apply to the Judge of said Court,
for his tinal discharge as such Administrator.
I). B. Free, Jr.
This 11 day of June, 191(5.
Published in The Union Times foi
'$0 days. 2o-4
LILLIPUTIAN WEDDING
TUESDAY EVENING, 27TH
A Lilliputian wedding will be held
at Clifford Seminary Tuesday evening,
June 27th. Admission: Adults, 25c;
children under 1(5 years, 10c.
This entertainment is given by the
two local chapters of the Children of
the Confederacy. The wedding ceremony
will be followed by a varied proram
of songs and recitations. Patronize
a worthy cause and encourage
the children in their work.
The performance will be given at
8 o'clock sharp.
Wedding Party: Bride, Beryl Brawley;
groom, Landy Hames; officiating
minister, Albert Moore; ushers, Marion
Mixson .Alec Garner,' Frances
Maddox, William Burris; ribbon bear
era, ?\ut n Piston, :uary wains Arthur,
Edith Cain, Clare Brawley; bridesmaids,
Emma Smith, Ethel Mcng,
Louise Duke, Nell Haile, Sarah White,
Elizabeth Murrah, Theopm Norman,
Trixie Mabry; groomsmen, Ashby
Sawyer, Calhoun Young, Thos. MoNally,
Ted Garner; dames. Margaret
Sanders, Louise Jackson; maids of
honor, Frances Kellar, Myra Edens;
ring bearer, Frost Walker; flower
gitD. Sarah Wagnon, Helen Mixson.
"O. Promise Me," Louise Jackson
"I Love You Truly." Margaret Sanders.
"Dreaming of Thee." Trixie Mabry.
"Silver Threads Among the Gold,"
Ted Garner.
Recitation, "'/he Minuet," Robert
Wallace. One, Two, Three Dance.
Rec tatior. with tableaux. Evelyn
Bozeman.
Song, "The Old Days."
Song and Dance, "In Grandma's
I >ay."
('horus, "Carolina."
Recitation, "Mammy's Child," Helen
Maner Mixson.
"The Jefferson Davis Chapter,"
The Stars anil Bars Chapter Song.
Recitation, "The Veteran's Cross of
Honor." Marion Mixson.
Choosing Heroes, Concert Itecitation.
Chorus, "Dixie."
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charged. Positively 7 di
n, Sale, yd. 80e
?n, Sale, yd. $1.00
i?n. Sale, yd. $1.20
, Sale, yd. 40c
kins, Sale, doz. $2.40
kins, doz. $4.00
sets, Sale 80c
e 12c
Sale 20c
Corsets, Sale 80c
ets, Sale $1.60
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. E. L. Clark and Mrs. J. A.
Sawyer have returned from a visit to
, friends and relatives in Anderson.
Cheif of Police Milo H. Evans says
he doesn't see how the Johnson Rifles
I can go to the front just yet. His
reason is: "Not a Smith, Jones nor
Brown in the whole company." Come
to thnk of it, this is quite remarkable.
Miss H. E. Lee, who has been visiting
her sisters in Charlotte, arrived
in Union Wednesday on her way to
her brother's, Mr. M. B. Lee, of Bogansville.
Miss Lee was accompanied
by her nephew, Mr. Lee Hoyle, who
will spend some time with relatives
in this county.
Mr. Henri Going received a tele1
gram Wednesday from Chief Surgeon
, A. M. Bradford ordering him to re;
port at the Hospital Armory, Columbia.
at once. Mr. Going is sergeant
' in the hospital corps, Columbia company,
having joined while a student
in the university.
lm\ I,. A. Kiser, who is so well
known and liked in this community,
passed through the city Sunday afternoon
on his way to Seneca to attend
a Health Campaign in progress there.
Dr. Riser has just returned from Tu,
lane University, where he took a special
course in medicine.
I Miss Cleo Dobson left yesterday
for Charlottesville, Va., where she
, will attend the summer school at the
University of Virginia.?Gaffney Led,
ger. Miss Dobson is one of the ac,
complished teachers of the Jonesville
, Graded school, and was reelected to
teach there the coming session.
Among the recent graduates from
; the University of South Carolina was
seen the name of Toy Lancaster, a
one time resident of this city and
member of the composing force of The
Times. The Times readers and force
hear of his good fortune with pleasure
and wish him continued success.
Mr. Pope Nabors ieft last week for
i Spartanburg, where he went to en- j
list in the U. S. Army aviation corps.
I Mr. Xabors has for quite a while
been greatly interested in flying machine.-,
having constructed one for exhibition
at the last county fair. He tl
will tind full play for his gifts now, t<
and will make an expert aviation man 1
for Uncle Sam. T
Rev. .1. ('. Gillespie, several years P
ago pastor of the Second Baptist tr
church here, is pastor of the Baptist A
' church at Norwood, NT. C., and his peo- c:
pie, under his leadership, have just a
' completed a commodious modern tl
church building at a cost of $8,000. r?
IJpv Mr (lilUcnif) hac munv frion/lo
here who will he pleased to hear of
his splendid work. 2
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innouncement is necess
lys and no longer. Eve
$3.00 Fro-la-set Corsets, ?
.50c Brassieres, Sale
All 25c Hosiery, Sale
All 50c Hosiery, Sale
All o~i.
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$1.50 Ladies' Umbrellas, ?
$2.50 Ladies' Umbrellas, Si
$1.00 Silks, Dress Goods, e
$1.25 Silks, Dress Goods, e
$1.50 Silks, Dress Goods, <
12V5C Best Quality Percale!
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For the evening's fun y<
tainment than the GRANE
of Triangles."
Our fine selection Hand
it possible for us to invite
ing but the best films on t
is our large crowds.
We show nothing but
Reels upwards per dav. \
ers" kind.
Ou program consists of
brands of film:
TRIANGLE, WORLD,
and more to follow soon,
best. Safety First! Our 'I
a good bath of "disinfecta
If you are not a regular
get yourself together, an<
If you want to know wli
Grand, "Where Actors Lt
on the Screen."
Grand
NOTICE OF MEETING.
I hereby call for a full meeting of
lie Democratic Executive Comniit?e,
for Saturday, next, June 24th, '
!>H>, at 10 o'clock in the court house, t
his meeting is called for the pur- i
ose and object of appointing the
lanagers for the primary election,
xing and naming the itinerary for (
ampai'gn meetings; also of encour- ^
ging the enrolling of all voters in '
rie county and such business that '
lay come before the bodv.
t
Macbeth Young, i
5-1 Chairman Co. l)em. Exec. Com.
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. Moore, <
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lie at
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>ale $2.40
40c
20c
40c
60c
5ale $1.20
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tc., Sale 80c
tc., Sale $1.00
cite., Sale $1.20
3, Sale 10c
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THEATRE, "The Home
Picked Photoplays makes
criticism. We run noth,he
market and the proof
all Features?from Five
Ve have none of the "fillthe
following well known
, FOX, EQUITABLE
They are positively the
'heatre is cool, and it gets
nt" every day.
patron of the Grand then
1 let's see why!
10 lives in Union visit the
ok Like 'Sho Nuf' Folks
Theatre
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our thanks
;r..l appreciation to those who so kindy
offered and rendered their services
L liner the sickness s?rwl '>>>>
ittle daughter. Each word of sym>athy
and act of kindness is balm to
<ur broken hearts. We shall ever rei
ember and feel grateful to you.
day God bless you and reward yoi
i> you deserve for "Inasmuch as ye
lave done it unto on eof the least of
base, my brethren, ye have done it
into me."
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mobley.
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J. G. Hug
Nicholson Ban
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t Sale is the bargain e^
i 20% whether advertise
$3.50 Red Cross Shoes, Sale
All Children's Shoes reducec
All Palm Beach Suits, S{
Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats off
All 10c Ginghams, Bleachii
Laces, any 10c goods, S-ile
SPECIAL DEMONS
White House Tea for Monda
nesday. We invite all our frie
call and try a glass of this del
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Automobih
Bring us your Casin;
when they ne
We Do Good Work A
We Have A Complet
WILLIAMS VULC/
N. Pinckney St.
J. F. McLURE DRY
Offers the Foil*
$1.75 quality Boys' Shoes
$2.00 quality Men's All Lea
$i./o quality Ladies' Pat. B
$1.50 quality Misses' Pat. I
75c quality Ladies' Home
$1.00 quality Ladies' Horn*
$4.00 quality Men's Wash
75c quality Embroidered V
25c quality Ladies' Drawer
$1.25 quality Men's Hats .
$1.75 quality Men's Hats
J. F. McLURE DRY
THE UNDEI
Dr. Felix Goudeloek has accepted a
position as pharmacist with Milhous
Drug Co., having already begun the ^
duties of the position. He is a young fj
man of excellent promise, one of Un- tc
ion's boys. He graduated from the ?<
Charleston College, School of Pharmacy,
a year ago, and the past year
has been attending the University of u
South Carolina, taking a literary
course, and at the same time holding H
a position in one of the Columbia drug
stores.
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d or not.
$2.80
i 20 per cent.
)ort Coats, Waists,
20 per cent.
tigs, Pajama Checks,
8c
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ly, mesaay and Wed- |
;nds and customers to E
licious tea. I
3 Owners I
gs and Inner Tubes
ed doctoring.
t Reasonable Prices
e Vulcanizing Plant
INIZING WORKS
Near Foster's Shop
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GOODS COMPANY v
owing Values '
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Dresses -\49c \ \ \
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Suits X M
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GOODS COMPANY
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CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere and
jartfelt thanks to the many kind
iends and neighbors who ministered
us during the illness and death of
lr dear one. May God in His mercy
ess and protect each one.
Mrs. F. B. Scott and Family.
nheard, because our ears are dull,
Unseen, because our eyes are dim,
e walks our earth, the Wonderful,
And all good deeds are done to Him.
?Whitti'er.
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