Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Person; "Personal*' Gift is appreciated The XMAS GIFT that fort?that will be used b the gift that will be likec THIS IS THE SHOP GI] GIFTS FOI Raincoats Bath Robes Silk Handkerchiefs Suspenders Muf Umbrellas Dress Suit C; Paj; Suits Overcoats Mac Silk Shirts Sweaters Bed % Scarf Pins Cuff Buttons Hat GIFTS FOR Silk Hosiery Bed Room S Sho< GIFTS FOR Scout Shoes Mackinaws Suit Bath Robes Shirts Han Come now and choose ; stocks are complete and \ Don't wait till stocks a c< Best XM All Good W Happy May nothing mar this G1 contribute to your pleasure a In making this sincere ex our Hundreds of Patrons ai mindful of the burdens that i we have commanded the Be World to lighten your burd Best Service and the Most just let your Orders for Ch Times between come to us an Yon WpII. Many delightful uses can t mallow Cream, only Ten Cem and the many uses skillful 1 lightful confection. Cherries, in Creme De M the most delightful Cherries Nuts of all kinds, Cheese kinds, Fruits of-all kinds, Ex ter arid Fruit Cake Ingredie time by coming to Headquar1 Fruit Cakes from 75c to ! Pound Cake, Marble Cak< Light and Dark Fruit Cake. And the most complete lii fections, Cakes and Crackei Co. or the Sunshine Bakeries Just a few things that you the best here?COFFEE, CHEESE. We challenge the World oi Shop early and often, we i serve you well and save you1 The Union < Phone 1 DBaMBraiaWBMMHM DR. R. R. POPE DENTIST Olllce Over Tlnsley's New Jewelry Store PHONE 43 The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head flecnuse of its tonic and laxative effect, LAX ATIVK BROMO QUININK is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name ami look for the signature of K. W. GKOVK 25c. a al Gifts the gift that is most at Christmas adds to the personal comy the recipient himself?is 1 best. OF THE "PERSONAL FT." t THE MEN , Neckwear flers ases and Bags amas :kinaws Room Slippers > s and Smoking Jackets THE LADIES lippers 3s in the latest styles THE BOYS % s idkerchiefs your gifts while the Xmas at their best, re "picked over." 3hen store | ishes For a Xmas ad Season, and many things md good health. :pression of our good will to id Friends, we are especially 'all upon the housekeeper, and st Marts and Markets of the ens. If the Best Goods, the Appreciation will help you, ristmas, New Year's and the d we will do our Best to Serve \ >e found for our Royal Marshts a package, Frosting, Filling lousekeepers find for this deenthe, and Maraschino, also crystalized in small packages, of all kinds, Chocolates of all tracts of all kinds, Eggs, Butnts. Save money, worry and lers for such Goods. ?3.00 each. j, Raisin Cake, Citron Cake, ne of Wafers, Dainties, Con's that The National Biscuit i produce. can always depend on getting TEA, FLOUR, HAMS and n quality and quantity. vill do our best to please you, money. / grocery wo. 00 or 80. f ' HUPMOBILE FOR SERVICE Atchison & Rasor YVhitmlre, S. C. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Heat Because of its tonic And laxative effect, LAXA T1VK BROMO QUI NINE is better than ordinan Quinine and does not cause netYouaneae noi ringing in head. Remember the full name anc look for the signature of E. W, GROVE. 25c f ?fr' q [1 PERSONAL | Mr. J. L. Wyatt of Jonesville wa in Union Tuesday. Mr. N. F. Fowler of Paeolet was i Union Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodprers were vis itors in the city last week. x Mr. W. T. Hart of Paeolet, Rout 2, was a visitor to Union Tuesday. Mr. Ed W. Griflin of Cherokee cour ty was in Union Saturday on busines Mr. Samuel Littlejohn of Jones ville was in the city Monday on bu* iness. Mr. C. R. Lancaster, of Wes I Sprines was a visitor to Union Wnr Inesday. Mr,. W. A. Tweed of Jonesvilh Route 3, was in Union Tuesday on bus iness. Mr. .T. M. Bennett of Cross Ancho was a business visitor to the city o Tuesday. Miss Clarice Tinsley left Tuesda for Chester to visit her sister, Mrs. J W. Pryor. Mr. G. B. Dabbs of Jonesvilh Route 2, was a visitor to Union Fri day. .daughter of Jonesville spent seven ;days this week with friends in ill city. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Finch sper, the week-end with relatives in Spas tanburg. Mrs. Edgar Norman of Colerain was the guest of Mrs. W. T. Beaty o E. Main street. Miss Cathrin Dillard of Spartan burg was the guest of Miss Kathri Layton last week. Miss Eureka Pate left Saturday fo her home in Sumter, after a visit t Mrs. W. H. Edgar. Dr. II. L. Riley, president of Spar tan Academy, spent Friday in the cit; with Rev. George P. White. Mr. Booth Hart has accepted a pn rition with the Peoples Drug compan and -began his duties Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Arthur will be th guest of Mrs. Clarence Owens for thi Christmas german.?Sunday State. Mrs. W. H. Sartor and Miss Cath rine Sartor have returned from a visi to Mrs. L. D. Childs in Columbia. Misses Lucile Tracy and Ellen Gra ham, teachers at Carem school, spe>v the week-end with friends in the city Miss Gertrude Ray of Greenvilli spent the week-end with Mrs. Jame B. McWhirter, on Mountain street. - Miss Frances Nicholson. i lasc week in compliment to Mr. W S. Nicholson, a popular Decemoc bride. * Mrs. W. E. Colton and little daugh ter have returned to their home afte a visit to Mrs. W. H. Burriss on Soutl street. Miss Louisa Duncan will leave Fri day for Spartanburg to spend a fort night as the guest of Miss Medon Rembert. M ss Martha Hazelman of Durham N. C., is the guest of relatives for i few days on her way home from Pain Beach, Fla. Rev. W. M. Whitesides passei through Union Monday on his way ti Newberry to attend the Baptist Scat' convention. Misses Alberta Harris and Ma< Edenfield have apartments at the iea idence of Rev .and Mrs. Georg: I1 White on E. Main street. Mr. W. A. Ray of Woodruff spen Tuesday in Union visiting his brother Mr. M. C. Ray, who has been quit' sick for several weeks. Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Cottinghan and son? returned Monday from a visi to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Zimmerman ii Spartanburg. Master William Henry Sinkler, wh< is a high school st'/lent, will sper.; the holidays with his parents, Mr. am Mrs. W. H. Sinkler, at Eutawville. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morgan o Hopewell, Va., will spend the Christ mas holidays with their mother, Mrs Ida Morgan, on S. Church street. Mrs. Jessie Hix left Saturday fo Sumter to visit her daughter, Mis Mattie Hix, and to I.atta to spem sometime with Mrs. R. R. Humphfie and Miss Louise Hix. Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Snyder an< children were the guests of Mr. an< Mrs. C. T. Murphy for several day last week. Mr. Snyder is moving froa Greer to Batesburg. , Mrs. Stevens, who has been th guest of her granddaughter. Mr-i James McWhirter, left last week fo her home in Georgia. Mr. Ottis Go Iinp accompanied her for a few days visit. Mayor C. Wharton and Alderme : S. R. Lybrand and O. E. Smith o Union were in the city yesterday t examine our new crematory. The; like it, and will probably have on built for their city.?Newberry Ob server. ' Mr. Jno. R. Mathis, a former New berry boy, now a successful busines man of Union, was in the city thi ' week, havinp been on a visit to hi daughter, Mrs^T. Watt Henderson, a | Rlairs. Mr. Mathis was in the news t paper business once, but he had sens [ enough to quit.?Newberry Herali b and News. \ .* t BOY SCOUT SHOES y Are the Shoes Your Boy ,i Should Wear We have them at t $1.75 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and $3.50 : FLYNN VINCENT SHOE CO. One Price and Cash I XM ; At The < 1 ' We have marked al by Jan. 1st, 1917, as w< I fide reduction sale, all g all, no goods charged tc *! before they are picked < for 20 miles or less. Co dren in great variety, ping; it will pay you. ! r 1 SHOES We shoe them all, from the B; and Grandma. 1 lot Work Shoes, worth $2.50, ; 1 lot Shoes, tan and hlack, worth 1 lot Shoes, worth $2.00, at l? 1 lot Shoes, Lace and Button, w< 1 lot Patent Leather, worth S'2 1 and Button 1 lot Men's Shoes, Button and 1 1 1 lot Men's Shoes, worth $8.48 .. 0 i l?? Mc?u?? -ii, a-) no J. iwt men r> wuiiu . 5 1 lot Boys' School Shoes, worth .1 ! 1 lot Boys' Shoes, worth $2.00 R 1 lot Boys' Shoes, worth $2.25 _. | 1 lot Boy Scout Shoes, worth $2.i 1 lot Patent Lace Shoes, worth $? 1 lot Patent Button Shoes, worth t 1 lot Patent leather Cloth To $2.60 1 lot Patent Boots, 1G Button, wc 1 lot Indies' White Kid Butto , $3.00 t 1 lot Ladies' Houjjh Hide Sho< , $2.25 1 lot Heavy School Shoes for i j worth $1.50 MEN'S AND BQYS* HATS Caps - Hats worth $2.00 Hats worth $2.50 1 Lot of Boys' Hats SPECIALS Men's naif Hose, all colors, per Apron Ginghams, worth 10c 36-inch Chambhey, worth 12V&C . , Cheviot, worth 12?>c 1 . 5,000 yards Dress Gingham, wor 2,000 yards Outing, worth 12c , 1,000 yards Kimona Goods, worl 500 yards White and Red Flann at 1 500 yards Wool Dress Goods, ( wide, worth $1.50 1,000 yards Blue and Black Serj p 75c 1,000 yards Stripe Silk Poplin, ^ r 1 lot Percale ~, 500 yards Table Damask 5,000 yards Bleaching, 36 inches 1,000 yards Curtain Goods, per ] I 50 dozen Towels 25 dozen Sheets and Pillow Slips Laces and Embroideries from e Lot of Millinery just received t< 10c, Table Oil Cloth from I CAROL SAIVf c 4 ggEBBESi |?W^E==: 8 JfBll 11 xl "* - ' v Is: t^lr"? ??^ ? A CHRISTMAS (i Instead of wasting mone; mancnt value, you can ^ivc young or old, a useful rem* inns Account with this hank of $1.00 and upwards. iVou will save yourself appropriate gifts. Emslic Nicholson, J. K President. 1 I ,<s. yr'Yrir-fT'B r.Ni in 1 >At: ^ r*Tl\ A 1 Jr*"" r m n 1 1 1 NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. I State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Probate. Notice is hereby given, that on tho I 22nd day of December, ID 10, at 11 | o'clock, a. m., in the Court of Pro- ! bate for said County, the undersigned I will make his final settlement as Ad- i ministrator of the Estate of W. 11. | Gault, deceased, and that thereupon he j will apply to the Judge of said Court,] for his final discharge as such Administrator. J. M. (lault. This 21st day of Nov., 1916. Published in The Union Times for 30 days. 47-4 AS SA aroiina i 1 our goods at sacrifice price: e are compelled to vacate oui oods marked in plain figures > any one, as this is a closing over. We pay railroad fare me see Santa Claus in our s Look at our prices before yo Sale lasts until Dec. 29, 1916. LADIES' H iby to Grandpa $12.98 Coat Suit $15.50 Coat Suit at $1.79 LADIES' A i $2.o0, at $2.19 Ladies' $7.50 Cc $1.69 Ladies' $7.50 Sj >rth $2.50 $2.15 "Misses' $:!.50 Cc , r<, , Misses $2.98 Cc " ' ac ?.91<1 Children's $-1.98 Ladies* Skirts, ! - ace $2.18 Ladies' Skirts, $ $2.98 Ladies' Skirts, I Sa.-lS Ladies' Skirts, $ i? rn ci o? Ladies Skirts, ? .1.50 .... $1.2. , n . skj $1.69 $1.98 . ,,AI -n C1 ?u $1.48 Petticoats, $1.00 Petticoats !.<)0 $1.98 7f>e Petticoats _ i $2.50 __ $1.98 Embroidered F1 ip, worth Children's Flanr ttn 1 It L.4 >rth $4.00 $2.25 ..\i] colors, wortl n, worth 08c Kimonas $1.98 child1u as, j\orth Worth 98c, all s S-.iu 48 i)resses _ the pirls, $1.39 LADl AND CAPS Lot of Ladies' 1: 19c and up Waists won Qfl $1.98 Waists - $1.48 Waists __ $1.48 $1.00 Waists .. 25c and 50c 75c Waists lames', men' pair 3c 8 1-3 c Ladies' Heavy 10c to match, wot lOe Same quality lij "" \r~ i i Vests, for each th 15c __ 11c Qne jot ]iiejlchef 10c Misses' ami Chi th 15c 10c Suits for Girls els troinp Very Heavy Unc 25c and 39c T"u Ff . , Men s Heavy Ur id inches 7f,c jjarment oOc ()ne lot Medium *e, worth _ Men's Work Shii 45c ir men's / vorth 50c 2.?c lie One lot Men's B .. 23c and 39c ()no ,ot Hoys' S .. $2.60, at One lot Boys' Si . r,C MEN'S ic and up from Tat- Boys' Pants 50c to 98c *100 lioys' Paul , Men's Pants 4c up o po at KRv 12 V2c and 19c Men's Overalls, 16c to 30c Overall Jackets 1NA CA5 KASSLER, IVIcin mcholsonI BANK AND pj RUST COMPANY U N I ON . S c . IL:_ ?rr IKT SUKCESTION !i;! v in huvini; tfifts of no porU' your relatives and frirnds. mbrance by opening a Savin their name with amounts u the trouble of hunting for I 11 I I U>y Fant, M. A. Moore, 1 ; Wee President. Cashier. i 1 ? NOTICE OF FINAL DISCI!ARCK. State of South Carolina. County of I'nion. Court of l'robate. Notiee is hereby {riven, that on the lt!i day of January, 11)17, at 11 oVloek. a. in., in the Coijrt of Probate for said County, the undersipned will make hi final settlement as Executrix of the Estate of T. .1. Hetenbaugh, deceased, and that thereupon he will apply to the Judge of said Court, for his liual discharge as such Executrix. Mrs. Sue I"". Hetenbaugh. This 4th day of Dec., Ill It!. Published in The^Union Times for 50 days. tLE I 'ash Co. I s in order to move them | r store. This is a bona I . Strictly one price to | : out sale. Come early on all purchases of $20 tore, toys for the ehilu do your Xmas shop;EAl)Y-TO-\VEAR GOODS s $8.98 r S $12.48 Nil CHILDREN'S COATS 1 tats -- . $1.98 ' tort < 'oats .. $4.98 tats, all colors $2.98 tats $2.39 Coats, all colors .. 81.48 f4.50 value $3.50 .'{.98 value $2.98 $2.98 value ...... $2.48 2.48 value . .... $1.98 $1.98 value $1.48 $1.48 value 98c IKS' PETTICOATS all colors 98c ... 79c 49c annel Petticoats 44c tel Petticoats 25c tDIES' KIMONAS It $1.48 98c N 79c |; :n s school dresses izes 49c 98c es' shirt waists :itest style Silk ? th $2.f>0 . . $1.98 $1.48 98c 79c ?; 49c S AND CHILDREN'S I .\?' '" tl'I? t It * n r*.\ iv. Fleeced Vests and Pants th 75c per garment, each l ^ ?ht weights, each i'.'v 25c 1 Underwear for Ladies 25c ; ldren's Underwear, Union * and Hoys, all sizes 49c lerwear, for Hoys, all sizes * ... 25c up ulerwear, 50c per garment 39c 49c Weight, lontr as they last 25c ts, extra heavy, 50c values 49c * INI) BOYS' CLOTHING lue Suits, wortK $12.50, at $M.5o ; luits, 3 to 5 years, worth $1.48 nits, worth $4.50, to vto at $3.48 5 AN1) HOYS' PANTS ts 79c 98c and ii|> VI,LS AI) JACKETS worth $1.25 98c 98c ?H CO. ager.