Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OUR BUYER IS NOW IN THE NORTHERN MARKETS purchasing a superb Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions and Shoes. Our complete stock, prices low, means that we can satisfy all our customers. Mrs. J. L. Hawkins, our Milliner, is also in the North buying the latest and best in Millinery. J. F. McLURE DRY GOODS COMPANY \ THF: I IMnF.Rfiiri 1 TTDC J - - l I Chevrolet Cars I i Give Full Value I y * % For Your Money \ i 1 / It is no Tin Horn Affair Made to sell. V :t It is a sure enough Automobile at a / :S poor man's price. It is good to look * at, comfortable to ride in, economical / / in operation and upkeep and will give / you service. What more can you de- * / mand. Those who have purchased > one of these cars from me are my ? best advertisers. Let me show you / just what this car will do. It will be / j my delight to prove its merits to your J / satisfaction. 'A : 5 I W. E. GREEN, Dealer \ i UNION, S. C. I ' ft T^" ^||t ^ 0 ^ ^ *0* IF ^ ^ * |? y ? Announcement ? Y Y y Dr. Martin B. Bird, D. M-T., D. O., Pres- y X ident of the Bird Optical College, of X V Chicago, and formerly Secretary and y ^ Professor of Diseases of the Eye and X Retinoscopy in the Denver Optical Col- jf* 2 lege, will be in your city for TWO X WEEKS ONLY, beginning MONDAY. J ?? AUGUST 14th, giving a Post Graduate ?jjjl T course of instruction in the Science of V Higher Optics to Dr. F. C. Duke. A free Eye Clinic will be held daily from 9 a. ? m. to 5 p. m. Difficult cases solicited. X OFFICE WITH F. C. DUKE X Y ?? tJk*. A A A A ^ Miss Mozelle Inman of York is the Mr. and Mrs. Eli'as Prioleau an< guest of the Misses Mitchell at Hotel Mrs. James Munro left Tuesday for i (Union. They entertained for her on (fortnight's stay at Eutawville, tin Tuesday evening. guests of Major W. H. Sinkler. Mrs. J. Wiley Sanders is stenogra- Dr. E. Copeland Blackwell is ii pher for the Nicholson Bank & Trust charge of the prescription and man Pa urKiln Mica M an/In io oiirm* - - - - uvm.u. .D anaj uraeturing department of the Meach on her vacation. am Drug company in Greenwood. Mrs. John P. Rice of Jacksonville, Miss Edna Becknell presented u: Fla., arrived this week to visit her with some fine tomatoes this week parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rice on which were highly enjoyed. Mis: East Mam street. Becknell is a member of the girls' to Mr. Cliff Sligh of Columbia is mato dub of this county, spending hi's vacation in the city with Messrs. J. F. McLure and W. S his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sligh, McLure are in the North purchasing on S .Church street. fall and winter goods. Mrs. J. L Miss Lila Posey Hollingsworth and Hawkins, the milliner for this concern her guest, Miss Lucile Hollingsworth, has gone North to purchase millinery left this week for Clinton to spend The road beyond Harris' bridge ha: sometime with relatives. been put into condition so that traffic Capt. and Mrs. E. L. Clarke have has been resumed over that route as their guests this week, Mrs. J. L. Three days ago this result was at Mahon, Mrs. Lottie P. Estes and Miss tained. J. L. Nevitt of Anderson. Misg EdJth Whi(.e ^ return tWj Mrs. Walter Smith and little son, week from a month's visit to relative! who have been visiting relatives in in Johnston and other points in tin this county, have returned to their lower part of the State, home in Jacksonville, Fla. , m , Mrs. Guy H. Wilburn and her sister, CARD OF THANKS. Miss Cornelia Palmer, left Wednesday afternoon for Roebuck to visit the , degire to expre88 a? the kint family of r. J. F. Bobo. friends my sincere appreciation for th< Miss Josie Hughes of Columbia, many kindnesses shown my wife dur who has been visiting her parents, ing her last illness and death. Maj Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hughes, left Wed- a gracious Providence give to each on nesday to join a party of friends for Vf you the same loving friends in th a pleasure trip to New York and day of your distresses. Niagara. j. o. Harris. V ' [ COMING AND GOING Mr. Lewis Poag of Rock Hill sperr the week-end in the city. Mr. Guy Wilburn left Wednesdaj for the Northern markets. Mrs. N. M. Linder has returned frorr avisit to relatives at Rock Hill. Mr. G. W. Floyd of Pacolet, Rout? 1, was a visitor to Union Saturday. Mr. Macbeth Wagnon spent las Sunday in Spartanburg with friends Mr. John Morrow of Whiteston? spent Tuesday in the city with friends Mr. Grover Richey of Laurens spen the week-end with friends in the city Mrs. Fred Garner and sons are th< guests of Mrs. S. M. McNeel in York Miss Belle Gault of Jonesville is vis iting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Hall o Union. Mrs. C. R. Wilburn and son hav< returned from a visit to relatives it Clinton. Little Miss Madge Wood, who ha; been visiting her grandparents a Greer, has returned home. Mrs. Eva Brandt is visiting her sis ' ter, Mrs. J. B. Wood, at Monarch this week. if Mr. G. T. Godshall is spending this week in Charleston and the Isle ol Palms. Miss Sara Grist of York is visitinp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B James. Miss Lilian Boozer is in Union for f ten days' stay with friends.?Gaflfnej Ledger. Mr. H. I. Horton, Jr., of Columbic was in Union this week for a shori while. Or. H. Ti- Rilpv nf fsnavfon A -*o.1 emy, was in the city for a short whfl< on Sunday. Mrs. M. Purdy and Miss Josephim ,Purdy left Sunday to visit relatives in Greenwood. Miss Vera Murrah left this weeK t' join a party of college friends on ; camping trip. Miss Etha Palmer is spending tht week with Miss Annie Tinsley on S Church street. Miss Kathrin Moore of Columbia i visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mabry Rice on E. Main street. Mrs. D. C. Clarke and children re turned Thursday from a visit to rela tives in Gaffney. Miss Nyra Garner of Charleston ? the guest of Miss Sara Morgan o: East Main street. Mr. Henri" Going left this week fa a pleasure trip to Baltimore, Philad# phia and New York. Mr. C. C. Sanders, cashier of th< Citizens National &ank, is out thi week on his vacation. The Misses McCutcheon left thii week for the lower part of the Stab to spend their vacation. Mrs. W. O. Southard of Jonesvilh is visiting her niece, Mrs. M. C. Wise Greenwood Daily Journal. Mr. Haynes Harris has been quit* sick for several days this week, bu; is much improved today. 4 Mr. John Earle Jones has returne< from an extended stay in the moun tains of North Carolina. Misses Mason Blankenship am Willie Gallr^n of Route 2 were shop ping in the city on Tuesday. Mrs. Spencer Morgan Rice has re turned from a visit to Mrs. Walte Montgomery at Spartanburg. miss Uladys Harris returned Mon day from Charleston, where she wa the guest of Mrs. B. S. Bayley. Miss Frances Nicholson has rc turned from a visit to college friend i'n Laurens and Spartanburg. Mr. Charles Ray and little daug'n 1 ter, Margaret, left Monday for A' 1 lanta, Ga., to be away several days. Misses Maude Goforth and Mildre Askew left Wednesday afternoon t 1 spend sometime in the mountains. Mrs. W. S. Ashe and children c Spartanburg are the guests of Mis Sadie Cranford on S. Church street. 1 Rev .and Mrs. J. L. Daniel and M ' McTyeire Daniel of Abbeville are vi: ^ iting friends in the city this week. Mr. anu Mrs. Samuel Barron I.av returned from their honeymoon st ' journ and are at home to their friend, Miss Nora Galsworthy of Houstoi , Texas, will spend the month of Set . tember with relatives in Union county * Mrs. C. H. Alexander went to Ches - ter Saturday to attend the funert " ? * * nci ?i?3 ui miss i\aie rvuseoorougn. Miss Mary Spears has returns from a visit to Jonesville and has a * her guest, Miss Isma Gault of thi * place. Masters Comer and Theodore Brer necke are the guests of "their grant parents^ Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Askew, ? Mt? Tabor. j Mrs. B .F. Zimmerman of Spartar e burg was the guest of her sister, Mr . A. H. Cottingham, for several daj ^ last week. e Misses Addie and Jennie Colson le e 'Wednesday for Wadesboro and RocV River Springs, N. C., for a visit 1 friends. | Special Advertisements ' SEE DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT t of Dr. Bird, the Chicago Eye Specialist, elsewhere in this paper. Dr. Bird is here solely in the interest J of his college and has had years of experience in College, Clinic and , Dispensary work. Will be at the office of F. C. Duke daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., beginning August J 14th. Two weeks only. Make your appointments early. t i . TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS?Drop in to see me at the City Barber Shop J when you are in town. You will be made welcome whether you get any I work done or not. Come in and bring your friends and get some ice water and rest yourself. Jno. c R. Mathis, Prop. 7-tf . FOR SALE?1% II. P. RaWleigh f Quality Gasoline Engine, price only $25.70, f. o. b. factory; 2Vz H. P., $58.90; proportionate prices on 5 larger sizes. Make and break i*?ni1 tion, semi-steel {cylinders, ho ar cooled, ground pistons, drop foiled ^ crank, malleable Connecting Rod, t perfect design, Oscillating Magneto if desired; guaranteed to pull 15 per cent more th&"n rated horsepower continuosly. WANTED?Local Representatives take Orders for Engines, v Washers, , Pump Jacks, Pulleys, Steel Barr rels, Lubricating Oils, Belting, etc., on Profit-sharing basis. Everything sold from manufacturer to user. ' Highest Qualities, Lowest Prices. Address "WTR," this office, giving age, occupation, reference. 31-3 ; FOR SALE DURING AUGUST? Pine and Oak Lumber sawed to your order. Write J. T. Spears. R. F. D. 1 1, Union, S. C. 31-tf WANTED?Man with team or Ford car, capable of e&Yning $100-$200 month, sell Rawleigh's 127 Household Products?Medicines, Toilet Articles, Extracts, Spices, Polishes, ; Stock Remedies, Poultry Supplies, 5 for Country, City and Town Trade. Largest Line, Greatest Variety, ; Lowest Prices, known everywhere, j Terms Cash or Time. Backed by Four Million Dollar concern. Address "WTR," this office, giving age, 5 occupation, references. 31-3 FOR SALE?Leather collars and bris dies. Great values at the price. | People's Supply Co. tf '? TEACHERS WANTED?(1) Men for town and country schools, $60 to $75. (2) Ladies combining music and common school, unprecedented s demand. (3) Grade and high ,, school. Can place all qualified teachers for any the above. Write today. Southern Teachers' Agency, r Columbia, S. C. 32-4-pd """" 3 e e i ir> I LID ! ...T( i 4 - ????????? <1 A Leaky ] 'T your nerves, no terror to ^ <1 Many peo] reason that i They feel th <5 But there replaced by able. We sel] to put safet d Summer and <1 We sell, ? lf for building is Shingles, Bu essary for a <1 Why pay your own he o . the time to i s. <1 Last, but 1( plan by whi >- home now a f- pay. Our M the matter i ; I The I I I Phone 106 NICHOLSON ij BANK AND 1 TRUST COMPANY | UNION . S C i i J CAN >unt, deposin any amount at |n at any time, but there is no I fOW, when everythin is so I business growing. int with this bank gives you munitp, and you can always H business transactions. 1U I 1 Y O L Open a Checking Acc< any time, check it out better time RIGHT N prosperous and every 1 ' A Checking Acco* a standing in the com give as reference in all j Em slie Nicholson, J President. "SHE WANTS HUYLER'S," ev< jrirl, every time wants candy. I ery discriminating girl wants Hi ler's, the best candy. Just let "her" address with the clerk, will do the rest. For sale by T metto Drug Co. LOST?One shot sack containing S or $40 in greenbacks and a sm amount of silver. Also contaii a check on M. & P. hank. Fin< please deliver and get reward. B. Going, Union, R. F. D. J. 3 WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices all kinds of Scrap Iron, Rags, Bor Rubber, Brass, Copper and Hie Union Junk Co., 43 Gadberry ! Union, S. C. 3 WE WILL FURNISH a first cl barbecue and cat fish stew at Lo hart Saturday, August 10, coui campaign day. Preparations ms to give accommodation to all. Fa est game of ball of the seas Lockhart and Enoree will cross bt Speaking and dinner will be at I park. Meggs and Johnson. 3 ANGEL VISITS are scarce, so i good Liniments, use "Huiet' I the best at all times. For sale | Palmetto Drug Co. ERAL TE [) BUILDE Roof is like a Nagging Wc . Summer showers and W the man who has a good ro< pie put up with a leaky r< some men put up with a na e hopelessness of the situai is a wide difference,! the le a new one. while a nagging I shingles, roofing and ever> ,y between your head ar I Winter. it reasonable prices, every purposes. Lime, Cement, 1 lilder's Hardware, in fact "turn key job." rent when you may, by oui )ine. Crops will soon be la repair or build now. not least, we have devise _ 1 i * * cn you may duuci, remode nd pay later. Enjoy the bei [r. R. L. McNally will bt lp with you. see or write h iailey Furm Lumber C< I. Roy Fant, M. A. Moore, I Vice President. Cashier. I >ry IF IN A IIURRY rinp No. 7, Palmetto ?v- Drug Co., and you will get it "beiy fore soon." ive He I>R- THRASHER'S C.reat Healinp al_ Fluid for sale by Milhous Drup Co. Price 50c a bottle. .11-4 ?35 QUALITY, plus promptness, plus ia]l service is our motto. (live us a ietl trial. Palmetto Drug Co. :ler B WANTED?Men and women experienced sellinp, delivering Teas, Cof fees, Spices, Extracts, Toilet Artier cles, retail for Country, City and ies Town Trade. Sell Rawleiph's 127 les[ Household Products?I.arpest Line, Greatest Variety, Ix?west Prices, 2-3 known everywhere. Terms Cash or Time. Backed by Four Million Dollar Concern. Address "WTR," this ass office, pivinp ape, occupation, refck erences. 31-3 nty ade Miss Juli^. Smith of York was one ist- of the attractive visitors spendinp yesion. terday in the city with friends. Miss its. Smith has been on a visit to Mrs. F. all M. Farr in Union and was returning 3-1 home.?Spartanburp Herald. are Misses Mary and Irene Daniel left 's", Friday morninp for their home in by Gr.fTney after a few days 'visit *o Mrs. Samuel Wix on S. Church street. ii rms i :rs... I H man?It gets on jl inter rains have S over hfs head. j B iof for the same R igging waman? Bj tion. 18 aky roof may be | jS woman is incur- | j& rthing necessary I 8 id tlie rains of & ? I * SI thing necessary g ^athes, Lumber, 9 everything nec- H r easy plan, own ? id by, it is just B d a satisfactory I 1, or repair your nefits while you In ; pleased to take g Ij. O 1 nure <x ). Union, S. C. ?