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McLure FOR THI $6.00 quality Boys' All-Wc our special price ?io rn a VJ Utility 1TICI1 ?5 r% Suits, our special price . $5.00 quality Ladies' Spor price $1.25 quality Yard-Wide special price 121/jc quality Piedmont C price $1.75 quality Women's S Shoes, our special price . $3.00 quality Solid Leatht special price $2.50 quality Boy Scout Sh J.F. McLurel THE UNDJ 8 | LETTER T it: Dear Sammy: I knew when I told you abo <j| wake up. I am glad you are coi J Yes, we will have fireworks at n other things too numerous to mei ij; be worth the trip. I would like t > I see by the papers that the :J: committee. There will be such a :g: people want to take every precs getting hurt. That is a good id Queen. The papers will armour certainly will nave a fine time he ^ I am glad you have persuad \f. I will take her to see the Leach-V \f. There is some talk of a "Fidd ? steps r riuay anernoon. leil Jii ;5 a postal card to Fiddlers' Convei :J: S. C., and to tell all the rest of 1 :j: this to write down at once and f ^ The last time I attended th? \+ very much stirrine until about Th :f': week chocked full of events this the rate they are now they will b \i\ tion two weeks instead of one. up for the show. ? Buffalo Bill will be at the Fi :j see this show. Remt We are still oi our GiotJ and Men's and Furnisl old prices, a do so as Ion; We Would Like i A fresh shipme; Manhattan Shir Shoes and Ch TTTCT B UUU 1 JT1 Pay Us a j. o UNION'S B1 Specials S WEEK >ol Blue Serge Suits, $4.98 .11-Wool Blue Serge $9.98 't Coats, our special $3.98 Silk Taffeta, our 98c !heviots, our special 10r olid Leather Work $1.48 sr Work Shoes, our $2.48 oes, our special price $1.98 )ry Goods Co. 2RSELLER O SAMMY % olumbia, S. C., October 7, 1916. ' I ut the vaudeville that you would g ning. Certainly they are pretty. \t: ight, foot ball games and lots of 5 ition. The midway this year will :J: 0 see Jim on the midway. ^ y have appointed a public safety , big crowd here that the Jubilee |j| lution to keep the visitors from S ea. I do not know who will be ice it about October 15th. She ij; re. if l ed Aunt Lou to come. Tell her ;5j Tallin Trio. \f\ ilers' Convention" on the Capitol n that if he is coming to write :t: ition, Harvest Jubilee, Columbia, 1/ the fellows who want to get into jjj ind out the particulars. y 1 Fair down here there was not ursday. They have got the whole :A year. If they keep on going at A e holding this Fair week celebraEverybody in Columbia has fixed A lir this year and we will have to \f\ Your cousin, :j: Bin. !j " *mber selling 90% hing, Ladies' Shoes, Hats lings at the md intend to g as they last o Prove it to You lit of the famous ts, Edwin Clapp eney Neckwear RRIVED Visit Now :>hen EST STORE ( COMING AND GOING J Mr. P. B. Barnes spent several days I this week with his mother in Green- ( ville. 1 Miss Estelle Mathis spent Monday * in Spartanburg. ^ Mrs. B. C. Finch has~returned from e a visit to her parents in Spartanburg, r Mrs. Oscar Lancaster of West ? Springs was visiting in the city this ' week. , * Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Wagnon and t family spent Tuesday in Pacolet with t relatives. c Mrs. J. J. Davis of West Springs Jspent the week-end visiting relatives ' in Union. j Miss Elinor Gaylord of Richmond, ] Va., spent the week-end in the city t with friends. a Mrs. C. H. Milhous returned last J week from a fortnight's visit to relatives in Denmark. Miss Frances Austell of Jonesville I spent the week-end with her aunt, t Mrs. D. W. Mullinax. ( Miss Lalla Burnett of Spartanburg I is visiting Misses Leila and Lula . Gault on West Main street. 1 a Mrs. J. Roy Fant of Loekhart is I spending a fortnight with her grand- t mother, Mrs. Gibbs, in Columbia. o Mrs. R. W. McDow has returned I from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. L. c B. Jeter, Jr., at Santuc. ^ Mr. P. C. Whisenant spent the c week-end in Charleston, returning to ( the city Sunday morning. 1 Miss Nelle Pegues, who is teaching j at Pacolet, spent the week-end with j, Mrs. C. T. Murphy on Mountain street, jj Miss Katie Graham Thompson, who b has heen visiting Mrs. J. Roy Fant at t Loekhart, has returned to her home in o Columbia. h 3 Mr. Emanuel, who spent the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Jacob Cohen, has returned to his home in ^ Baltimore. ?j Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Alverson of h Cross Keys snent Sunday at the home b of Mr. Charles W. Goforth on "Doug- T lass Heights." 1 Mrs. J. M. Rogers and children of j, Spartanburg spent the week-end wit' ^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J". Col- j son, on East Main street. y Mr. B. F. Gault of Loekhart June, Is tion has purchased the "Puckett o Place" on West Main street and will lj move here the last of this month. * ? Misses Leize Gelzer, Anne Donald g of G. W. C.. and Miss Marie Harris, ]< of Greenville, will arrive soon to spend several days with Miss Mary ^ Rice. 0 Miss Virginia Briggs, who is teach- A ing in Columbia, spent the week-end ? with her mother, Mrs. Brgcrs. and was a accompanied by her friend, Mrs. Cleg*. jjlj Mri M. H.; Jeffries of^affney ^ the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Da* is f Jeffries, on E. Main street. Before' Q returning home she will visit Mrs. Burbage in Columbia. tl Mr. Morris Sibberman has accepted a position with J .Cohen, the Clothier, L as bookkeeper. Mr. Sibberman is a f nephew of Mr. Cohen, and has visited Union on a number of former occa- k sions. Mr. Harry White and Miss Edith White, who are studying at Spartan j, Academy, spent the week-end in Union with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. p George P. White, at the Baptist par- a sonage. 0 Miss Mouzon of Georgetown spent a several days last week with the h Misses McCutcheon at Monarch, re- n turning to her home from the summer C spent in the mountains. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. h ii On June 19th there was called from j labor to refreshment, one of the old- tr est and best loved members cf this o lodge. Brother G. T. Hollis had been b a faithful Mason for many years. He p had received all the Masonic honors p which the Cross Keys Lodge, No. 13j, n A. F. M., could confer, having filled a the stations of the South, the West _ and the East. The welfare and the upbuilding of Masonry, were among the chief joys of his life. Therefore, be it resolved: 1st. That in the death of Pastmaster G. T. Hollis Cross Keys lodge has sustained a great loss, and the craft at large has lost a faithful and zealous workman; 2nd. That the heartfelt sympathy of this lodge is extended to his widow and orphan children, and that we pray that the God of the widow and the fatherless will watch over, guide and protect them; 3rd. That we bo v.- in humble submission to the will of the great Architect of the Universe, and that we realize that our loss is our departed brother's eternal gain. . 4th. That a blank page in our minute book be inscribed to the memorv of our deceased brother, and that a copy of these resolutions be given his family and that they be published in The Union Times. L. J. Browning, A. J. Hill, W. H. Wilburn. A KIND LETTER. Wortham, Texas, Oct. 6, 1916. Editor Union Times: You will find enclosed $2.00 for subscription to your paper, The Union Times. Just send it right on to me every week. The cotton crop is short in Texas, 90 per cent of it is out and sold. Cotton is selling here for 15.75 and seed $42 per ton; corn is $1.00 per bushel. Please publish this in your paper so the South Carolina folk can see how we are faring. Very sincerely, H. G. Harris. To Cure a Cold la Ono Day Take LAX ATI VR BROHO Oulnlne. It Btopa the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money It it falla to cure. 8. W. OROVR'8 signature on each box. 25c. LAND SALE By power of attorney given by the >eirs of the late W. G. W. Going lo 5. V. Going, Geo. W. Going and J. G Joing, consisting of Eva Going, W. d. Going, J. T. Going, E. V. Going, J. B. Going, D. A. Going, Geo. W. Joing, J. G. Going, O. F. Going and Ihoda Vaughan to sell all of the real istate of the late W. G. W. Going, nake deeds for same, receive all monsys and pay them out according to aw, share and share alike as follows: All his interest in that tract of land mown as the Dalton land, the same >eing one-half lying, being and situaed in Pinckney township, containing >ne hundred and thirty-three and hree-fourths (133%) acres adjoining ands of the late William Jeffries, Jilliam Haney, the late William CllOX flnrl W n W nIT TV>? oowi ands being the lands formerly owned >y the late Daniel E. Dalton. Also ill that tract of land known as the R. Johnson land, containing one lundred and thirteen (113) acres, nore or less, adjoining lands of the ate William Jeffries, Gilliam Haney, J. B. Going and others. Also that ract of land containing one hundreu 100) acres known as part of the ). D. Going land, bounded as follows: iy lands of S. R. Aycock, E. V. Gong. Skull Shoals and Pinckney roads ind the public school land. Also Tract ?Jo. 5 in the division of the home ract of W. G. W. Going, bounded >n the north by land^ of W. L. Innan and the Pinckney road: on the 3ast by lands of R. L. Howell; on the South by lands of Ji Garner; on the Vest by Lot No. 4 of same division, ontaining sixty-seven and five-eigth _ 67%) acres, more or less. Also = Tact No. 4, bounded on the North y land of W. L. Inman and the 'inckney road; on the East by Tract lo. 5 of same division; on South by and of S. R. Aycock; on the West y Tract No. 3 of same division, conaining ninety-five (95) acres, more r less. This being the tract with ome house thereon. Also Tract No. , bounded on the North by Pinckney oad; on the East by Tract No. 4; n South and West by lands of S. R. lycock, containing 52.16 acres. Also >act No. 2, bounded on North by and of Ed Littlejohn; on the East y Tract No. 1; on South by Pinckney oad; on West by Skull Shoal road, "his being the tract with the Isaac loing home house thereon, containng 58.15 acres. Also Tract No. 1, ounded on^ North by Tract No. 2; on .ast by W. L .Inman; on South by 'inckney road; on the West by Tract lo. 2, containing 37.27 acres. Also ne house and lot in the incorporate mits of Kelton, purchased from .T. I. Spears, fronting on Pinckney road nd joining parsonage lot, containing -10 acres. Also that tract of land nown as the P. B. Bailey Dlace in Jnion township, containing 78 acres, nown as Tract No. 1 in the division f the Geo. Bailey homestead lands. lIso one tract of land known as the 1. F. Ison place, lying on Tif?er river nd bounded by land of W. H. Gist nd others. Also one tract of land ring in Goshen Hill township, known ft. iSkt Crsftft place, containing 248 |res, more or less, 'bounded by lands Jfmerly owned by Jessie Briggs, A. 1. Rice and others. Also one lot of ind on Douglass Heights, lying on he East side of Douglass street, havlg a frontage of 75 feet, known as ?ot No. 23 in the division of the >ouglass land. Also one lot of land ituated on Main street of Union, nown as Lot No. 9 of division of 'almetto Realty Co. and has a frontge of 22 feet and running back 120 set to Porter street. Also one-third iterest in one house and lot purhased at the sale of the Palmetto Lealty Co, sale, the same being known s the Porter home house, fronting n Enterprise street. Also one house nd lot on east side of Church street, aving n frontage of 70 feet and runing back 196 feet to lot of B. B. loing and on South by Lake propery. This proDerty to be sold on salesay in November in front of courtouse in Union County on the follow if? terms: One-third cash, one-third in one and wo years from date, the purchaser aying for all papers and secured by ond and mortgage of property, the lurchaser having the privilege of aying all cash if desired, the unpaid ortion bearing eight per cent per nnum. Protects Your Profits By keeping all Live Stock Healthy. Easy and Safe to Use Economical kML. 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