The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 06, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
New Arrivals
AT McLURE'S
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WHILE THEY LAST
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12i/2c quality Gingham, our price, yd. 10c
12V?c quality Percale Shorts, our price, yd. 5c
Best Calicoes in Shorts, our price, yd. 4c
6V2C quality Yard-Wide White Cloth, our price
yd. 5c 1
50c quality Blue Work Shirts, our price 39c
$2.00 quality Near-Wool Blankets, our price $1.48
$7.50 quality Ladies' Sport Coats, our price $4.98
^$3.50 quality Ladies' Corduroy Skirts, our price $2.48 <
$1.50 oualitv Bovs' Extra S17.P Pants nur r?rir?P $1 9K (
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J. F. McLure Dry Goods Co.
THE UNDERSELLER
One Pair of Eyes to a
...Lifetime...
Are you abusing and neglecting yours? If, so,
you will pay the price later. More than two-thirds
of all headaches arise from eye-strain. Dim vision,
aching, burning eyes that soon tire, granulated lids
and many other ills are due to some form of eye
j_ Y? 1- ii i j -l i
strain, in sucn cases mere is DUt one remeay ana |
that is an unfailing one?properly fitted glasses. J ?
SCHOOL CHILDREN should have their eyes 1
carefully examined before being taxed by study and .
if necessary, fitted with glasses. !
An examination will cost you nothing, and if there
is no need for glasses I will tell you so. My prices s
for glasses are very reasonable and I stand back of !
every pair with an absolute guarantee of satisfac.
tion. !
F. C. DUKE, Optometrist
13 Main Street Union, South Carolina I1
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Be Alarmed
There is much truth in the statement that merchandise
is scarce and will probably be scarcer?
that prices are up, and the tendency upward, but
there is no need to become unnecessarily disturbed,
we have bought over $30,000.00 worth of merchandise
for this Fall at a very little advance, and we
are going to sell them at the Lowest Price with a
very little advance price as long as they last.
Ninety per cent of all the Merchandise we sell is
exactly the same price as last Fall.
If we would have to buy the same Merchandise
again we would have to pay at least from 10 to 20
per cent advance.
If we can not save you any money this Fall on
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS
We will cheefully refund your money.
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J. Cohen
THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION
COMING AND GOING
Mr. Wylie Sanders is confined to hi
home by illness this week.
Mr. G. T. Kitchens of Lockhart wa
a visitor to Union Wednesday.
Miss Eliabeth Jeter of Santuc sper
Monday in the city shoppingMrs.
L. L. Wagnon is spending se\
eral days in Chester this week.
Mr. Frank L. Bobo has accepted
position with Clark Clothing Co
Miss Maude Goforth spent th
week-end in Columbia with friends.
Miss Sadie Gist of Carlisle spent
short while in the city on Monday.
Miss Julia Keenan of Columbia i
the guest of Miss Frances Nicholson.
Miss Annie Tinsley spent Sunda
with Mrs. R. B. Alverson at Cros
Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conniffee, c
Charlotte, N. C., spent Saturday in th
city.
Mrs. E. B. Cureton and little daugl
ter are visiting Mrs. L. B. Jeter, Jr
at Santuc.
Miss Virginia Sperry of West Vii
crinia is the guest of Mrs. I. I
Smith.
Mr. J. McJ. Fant of Santuc is i
Sreenville this week attending coui
as a petit juror.
Mr. D. B. Bobo of Clinton visite
lis son, Mr. Frank L. Bobo, one da
die past week. <
Mr. Glenn Foster of Spartanbur;
?pent a short while in the city o
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Garrett o
Eross Anchor spent Tuesday in th
:ity on business.
Mr. D. D. Eison left this week fo
Elloree, S. C., where he has bee;
ihosen principal of the schools.
Envoy McAbee of the Salvatio
\rmy is in Jonesville this week con
lucting revival services.
Mrs. Theodore Maddox has returne
Prom a visit to her mother, Mrs
Frances Murphy, at "Leonard Hall.
Mrs. J. W. Sanders of Cross Key
spent several day in the city this wee!
vith her daughter, Mrs. R, H. Harris
Mr. D. N. Wilbum, who is study
ng at Furman University, spent th
veek-end with relatives in the city.
Mrs. T. V .Rates fMnrlnn Foster
spent several days last week with he
jarents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Foatei
lear Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Carlisle an
:hildren of Greenville motored to Ur
on and spent the week-end with Mi
ind Mrs. D. L. Carlisle.
Mrs. EVnslie Nicholson has returne
:rom a visit to relatives\at Linvill
Palls, N. C.t and was
lome by her sister, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. W. A
Columbia spent Monday ; i a .
with Mr. J. W. Mixson enr'?Ooce' t
Slenn Springs for a fortnight's sta:
N El
IN ALL THE HIS1
Have the consumers of 1
object lesson of the valu
iness with Reliable and
of demanding and using >
ble Food Stuffs, for Ma]
afforded every day in t
market conditions, railrc
imized crop productions
food and wear.
It is a fact that only
ers and Manufacturers
living up to their obliga
quality and delivery, an
the Absolutely Dependa
Food Stuffs have shown
relatively than other bra
er, but in reality as is r
end the highest price cor
sumer can invest.
The Union Grocery C
for Twenty Years, want
ready with as complete
gest and best assortmen
unimpeachable goods as
fees and Teas, the Fann
Wright and other pure,
Ribbon, Sauer's and Bui
gett's Premier Lines, R.
Scarlet and Robin Hood
Co.'s Sunbeam and Repu
Cap and Mayfield Lines
Ritters, Genesee Pure 1
Battle Creek products.
National and Internation
Honesty, Fair Dealing, ]
Goods that we ask you t
May we not serve you
you money.
We know we can give
The llninn
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"Everything
Phone 100 and 80.
J Miss Frances Nicholson has returned
from a visit to college friends
in Laurens and Lancaster.
Mrs. 1). M. MclJeod and children
s passed through Union last week on
their way to Charleston from a summer
spent in the mountains of North
Carolina.
. Miss Alice Jenerette of Beaufort
will arrive Friday to spend the weekend
with friends, leaving Mondav for
New York, where she will spend the
winter months studying music.
a NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ie For Fiscal Year, 1916.
The tax books will be opened on the
15th of October and closed on the
a 31st of December without penalty. After
the 31st of December there will
is be added 1 per cent penalty for the
month of January; 1 per cent more
for February, and 5 per cent more
y from the 1st to 15th of March. After
IS the 15th of March executions will be
issued. Will commence to collect comif
mutation road tax on the 15th day of
e October, and close on the 15th day
of March, following:
Age for paying commutation road
l~ tax. 21 to 50 years. Age for paying
' ? poll tax, 21 to 60 years.
Tax levy follows:
For State 6V6 mills
)# For Ordinary County 4% mills
For Road 2mills
For int. on R. R. bonds % mills
n For Old Soldiers 1 mills
For constitutional school __ 3 mill<=
For nast indebtedness H mills
d For int. C. H. bonds Vt mills
^ lO'-i mills
^ Special School Districts.
n No. 2 Carlisle _ _ _ _ 3?2?5 mills
No. 3 Santuc _______ 3 mills
if No. 4 Pinckney ______ 3 mills I
e No. 5 Union mills
No. 8 Parham mills
No. 10 Cross Keys _____ 4 mills
* No. 11 Union S. D. _ _ 5?1?6 mills
n No. 12 Jonesville ?2?7Vfe mills
No. 13 Rocky Creek _ _ _ _ 3 mills
n No. 14 Gist ________ 3 mills
i- No. 16 Cedar Hill _____ 4 mills
No. 17 West Springs _ _ _ _ 5 mills
, No. 18 Kellv ________ 4 mills
0 No. 19 Sedalia _______4 mills
J; No. 20 Oakland _______4 mills
No. 22 Putman ______ 3 mills
s No. 23 Farr ________7 rrv'ls
k No. 24 Beaver Dam _____ 3 mills
I. No. 25 Adamsburg _____ 4 mills
' No. 26 Hames _______ 3 mills
No. 27 Tinker Creek _ _ _ _ 3 mills
e No. 28 Gault 3 mills
No. 29 Sardis _______2 mills
) No. 30 Carem ______ 3 mills
r No. 31 Black Rock _____ 3 mills
r, When paying taxes, call for the
township or school district in which
j you live, and any other township
where vou own property on which
you desire to pay tax.
J. H. Bartles,
40-2 Treasurer Union County.
? CARD OF*THANKS.
ju ^1 desire to thank the voters of Uncounty
for the support civen me
OjjSje race for coroner. While my
JTlent was chosen, and I congrathim,
I appreciate the support
oFtrive me.
j. 140-1-pd D. Lester Gault.
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rORY OF BUSINESS
l!_ _ a_ T 3 A.
uns country nau a greater
e and worth of doing busDependable
Concerns, and
only Reliable and Dependan
and Beast than is being
;he face of unprecedented
)ad paralysis, greatly minof
almost every staple of
the True Gold of the Dealof
this great country are
itions and reputations, for
d it is a further fact that
ble Houses and Brands of
far less advances in price
inds, sometimes sold cheapiow
revealed alwavs in the
_ _ _ - - - ? - t/
nmodities in which the concompany,
the Old Reliable
s to serve you, and stands
stock *od perhaps the bigt
of all the years, of such
the Chase & Sanborn Cofdus
Tetley's Teas, Dwinnel
unadulterated Spices, Blue
nett's Pure Extracts, LegC.
Williams & Co.'s Royal
Brands, Austin-Nichols &
iblic Lines, Antrims, White
, Beech Nut, Snider, Heiz,
Food Co., and the famous
These with many others of
lal Reputations for Probity,
Purity and Quality are the
;o buy.
? We believe we can save
good service.
Grocery Co.
Good to Eat."
L. L. Wagnon, Mgr.
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I!1 STRENGTH A
i The position of financial s
the result of its prompt, cour
vice and its willingness to cf
time.
Capital and Surplus of $9
perienced management and s
complete safety at all times
! Come in and see us.
! Em slie Nicholson, J.I
President.
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And now come the new ^
with values even more ren
Of the many virtues of
that endears them to their
haps more than any other
In fact, the Wirthmor lab<
not only of the new, but t
are always designed just
rnent to us?they come s
rapidly that there's never i
And now the early fall rr
that forecast the coming 1
Come in and buy a n<
they'll likely not be here 1
Wirthmor Waists are s<
in every city.
C. ALL]
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Special Advertisements
FOR SALE?Seed oats, Fulghum and
Texas Red Rust variety. Write
Jeter Butler, Lockhart, S. C. 39-1
TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS?Drop
in to see me at the City Barber Shop
when you are in town. You will be
made welcome whether you get any
work done or not. Come in and
bring your friends and get some
ice water and rest yourself. Jno.
R. Mathis, Prop. 7-tf
FOR SALE?Maiden hair ferns, asparagus
ferns, sword ferns and
many other potted plants. Apply to
Sara L. Humphries, Phone 332-J.
38-4-pd
SALESMEN WANTED called on retail
grocery and fruit trade to sell
a sideline of fancy fruits and vegetables
on a commission basis for
a New York house; reply givin'
rpfpr^npnQ P V no ri on/'O nn/l (nrriioru
covered. Room 408, 90 Nassau St.,
n. y. c. 40-1-Pd
ALL who are due me colt fees for
1916 will please settle at orice by
leaving the amount, $15.00, with
Hames Grocery Co., or sending
check direct to C. H. Rice, Sedalia,
S. C.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved real
estate at 6^ per cent, for 20 years.
See John K. Hamblin or myself. J.
E. Minter.
6V6 PER CENT money on real estate
on long and easy terms. J. E. Minter,
Financial Cor. Union County.
FOR SALE?One horse, buggy and
harness for sale. To go at a bargain.
Apply to B. B. Meng, Union,
S. C. 40-1
It is sometimes difficult to bring a
girl of the period to a stop.
BANK AND h
RUST COMPANY |
UNION.S C
kNI) SERVICE 1 ?
itrenRth held hv this Uank is |i
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teous and accommodating ser- j||
operate with everyone at any j^l
0,0(10.00, conservative and ex- HI
itrict State supervision assure Hi
ioy Fant, M. A. Moore, |
Vice President. Cashier. |
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Wirthmor Waists for Fall
larkable than in the past.
Wirthmor Waists the one
numberless wearers peris
their newness of style.
*1 is an assurance always,
he newest of style. They
previous to their shipo
frequently and sell so
mything old among them,
lodels are here?in styles
node.
ew Wirthmor tomorrow,
the day after.
M in just one good store
EN CO.
FOR THE BEST SERVICE, fo1
cleanliness and promptness, call
upon us. Our shop is in every way
up-to-date. White barbers only.
We are no cut rate, second class
concern. We give you your money's'
worth. McMillan and Cannon. SO-tf
i LOST?An amethyst brooch set with
pearls, somewhere between the
I Southern depot and courthouse. Ret
turn to Times office and receive reward.
38-1-pd
IP1 IT FAILS to ease your pain it
costs you nothing, but it won't fail,
"Huiet's Liniment" never fails. For
saie ny 1'aimetto Drutf Co.
DON'T HE A GROlitll! Nature
never intended it, take "Huiet's
Pink Blood Purifier" and be happy
like other folks, by (letting your
system in good order.
"HUIET'S GRIP CAPSULES" never
fail to rid you of a cold; if you have
one try them and watch it vanish.
For sale by Palmetto Drug Co.
DUROC PIGS for sale. I). Fant Gilliam.
3G-4
big still captured.
Wednesday evening Magistrate A. J.
Quinn, Constable Carson Hendricks,
Chief of Police J. A. Jackson of Clover
and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
I). M. Eaves captured a larjre distillery
in full operation near Kind's
Mountain battleground. Two unknown
white men who were operating
the plant left in haste on hearimr
the officers. The still was made of
copper and is very valuable, beinjr
the best the officers have seized in a
lontr time, holding 75 ^Hons.
I Boxes containing 1,500 gallons of
mash were overturned and washed
, away in the stream. A quantity of
whiskey was captured. Collector
Eaves took the worm with him.
1 Officers went back and tried to find
another Thursday but without Ruccess.