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\ Wall paper cannot be S3 ' because of the somewhat rouj any room comfortable and ho a velvet-like texture to walls, It is easy to clean all si because they can be washed v We recommend Velour Fir easiest way to obtain thorou see the great variety of tints HA lull V/I1U J 1/IILlU lin UNION, SOI HBSB 555 ft%) y. u The hats are on c windows?and the Derbies and sofi more smart anc Brims a little flal Crowns nicely p __ ui fi . in me son stei . browns and grec tractive shades, find a smart pi The great point: Stetson for every n You are welcom at home among wish to buy or J. CC T Tninn'c 1 SPECIAL Al)VERTISEMENTS. MONEY TO LOAN on improved re estate for 20 years. See John Hamblin or "myself. J. F. Mint.ei FOR RENT?Six room house, wi all conveniences; desirably locate Apply to Barron & Barren. 45MULES?We will have a fresh c Saturday, March 10. Peoples Su ply Co. FOR THE BEST SERVICE, f cleanliness and promptness, ci upon us. Our shop is in every v/; up-to-date. White barbers on We are no cut rate, second cla concern. We pive you your mono] worth. McMillan and Cannon. MS) IF IT IS I)RUC1S or drug service y want, and the best, just phone > 7, the Palmetto Drug Co. 1 A A irritiurnu r-? vi> ItUllllQU T Attorney at Law Office Over Citizens National Bank Union, S. C. American magnetos should ma larpre sales in Brazil, as shipments these supplies from Europe ha ceased. 9 * An attractive finish 1 for wall board The artistic paneled effect of wall board may be made even more attractive and j more substantial-looking by applying ( itisfactorily applied to wall board, ?h surface. Velour Finish will make ' melike. It is an oil paint that gives ceilings and woodwork, lrfaces painted with Velour Finish .'ith soap and >ywJir. lish for all interior work. It is the t ghly sanitary walls. Come in and you may select from. RDWARE COMPANY i JTH CAROLINA mnmMEsmm > mmmmmmmmmmmm^mt t m STETSONl < 1; LNING Day?the lid ? me off the Stetson < xes last night! >ur shelves and in the 1 jy are good looking. t hats in a dozen or ] 1 dressy styles. tter, but not too flat \ roportioned. Colors tsons run to grays, ] ?nc in O ronrro r\f n + \ 111 u 1 KJ1 Ml" Here and there you t rggaree band. < is, there's an engaging van. i ie to make yourself f them, whether you f not { WF\T I BEST Store t A GREAT BARGAIN IN I ai TIRES. K- A shipment of 80x3 Fire1L stone Casings that I am go- Jj th ing to sell for the Low Price a of $8.95 each. This is an un- f _ usually good bargain, and if f ?r you are contemplating buy- p p" ing anv Casings this Spring r __ it will be worth your time to 1 o" examine these before they ll! are gone. These Casings are c iv. new stock and guaranteed '** by the manufacturers to give ''s. vou 3500 miles of service. J. L. BOLTON, -I ou I'hone 2f !> r Authorised I'ord Dealer and Service 0 NOTICE. 1 ? s J The directors of the Farmers ATu- | ! tual Fire Insurance Company of Union ^ County, S. C., are hereby called to meet in the courthouse at Union, S. C., ^ on Saturday, the 17th day of March, 1917, at 12 o'clock M. Important bus- j. iness is to be transacted. All directors mJ are earnestly requested to be present. By order of ke J. W. Scott, of Attest: President, ve J. W. Greer, Sec. A Treas. 10-2 I \ PURELY PERSONAL 1 k**X***V*X*3i>%***NV%*XXXXXX Mr. E. C. Fowler of Kelton paid us t pleasant visit on Friday. Mr. .T. C. S. Vaughan of Santuc was i visitor in Union Saturday. Mr. I. M. Rurdett of I.ockhart was i visitor to Union Saturday. Mr. T. II. Gore of Jonesville was a risitor in the city on Wednesday. Miss Carry Smith of West Springs vas shopping in the city on Wedneslay. Mr. i\. t. Sliand of Whitmire was in Jnion for a few days this week on >usiness. Miss Hetty Browne of Ijancaster is he guest of Miss Frances Nicholson >n E. Main street. Dr. Felix Goudelock of Columbia ;pent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. 3elle Goudelock. Dr. Lewis Perrin of Cheraw spent he week-end with his mother, Mrs. da Perrin, on E. Main street. Mrs. Ernest Aughtry of Columbia is he guest Gf y,Pr sister, Mrs. Shepard Nicholson, on South street. Miss Louisa Duncan, who is visiting ollege friends in Allendale, is exacted home in the next few days. Miss Virginia Lee Poole, who has >een spending the winter in Florida, las returned to her home in the city. Miss Louise Zeigler. who teaahes at ronesville. snent tlm week-onrr with diss Mae Smtih on X. Church street. Miss Frances Nichol -on has returned o the pity after several weeks* visit o friends in Columbia and Greenville. Mrs. .T. L. Bolton and little daughter eturned Tuesday eveninc from a visit o relatives in Winston-Salem, N. C. M iss TTnttie McCuteheon has re-1 urned from Winthrop College, where ;he went to take a course in welfare I'Avl' Mr. and Mrs. .T. Hoy Kant of I>ockrnrt were the truests of their mother, ifrs. John A. Fant. for several days his week. Mr. J. L. Bolton. Ford dealer in\*his ity, attended the automobile shows in \tlanta, Ga., last week and says "it vas some show." Mr. and Mrs. Tt. A. Olinhant and Vliss Mary Oliphant attended the simms-Oliphant wedding in Barnwell ast Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ashe, who have >een living in Spartanburg for several months, have returned to Union ;o make their Tib me. Miss Naomi Faucette has accepted i position with Simmons Millinef>~~/. n Spartanburg. and left Sunday t/> ake up her duties. Mrs. J. T. Sexton is visiting her hildren, Mrs. C. F. Johnson and Messrs. Will. Clarence and RussellSexton, in Columbia. Mrs. D. S. Pope (Ethelind Goss) of ^olumbia was in the number of Columbians who attended the inaueura;ion of President Wilson. Mrs. Melvin Kelly of Spartanburjr las arrived in Union and will make ler home in the future with her irother, Mr. Claude C. Sartor. M iss Ruth Browne left Monday af;ernoon for Greenville to spend a day >r two with Miss Marie Harris. She vill return to Union Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ,T. W. McDonald have moved into apartments at the home of ">r. .T. TT. .Hope on S. Church street, re entlv vacated by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. ?torm. Mrs. S. E. Barron, who was the ruest of her sister, Mrs. R. R. Humphries, in T.'atta. was the pruest o' mnor at a beautiful afternoon reunion at the home of Mrs. Humphries. Mrs. F. M. Tlinson of Bennettsville ind Miss Nancy Goudeloek of Winton-Salem, N. C., spent the week-end vith their mother, Mrs. Belle Goudeock, on E. Main street. Mrs. M. E. Rritton, who has been n Raleiprh, N. C.. for the fall and winer, has prone to New Casino. Va., near Norfolk, where she will spend the sumner months. Mr. Dopran Arthur spent several lays this week with his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. W. H. Arthur, and left Monav for Detroit, where he has accepted , position with an automobile com-1 'any. Rev. George I1- White has been conined to his home with a case of ):<;rippe. lie was unable to till his puliit Sunday, but his friends are pleased hat ho is able to be out strain. ADM1MSTK \TOKS NOTICE. Itnte of Soutl Carolina, County of Union. Court of Probate. Pursuant to an order of the court foresaid, the undersigned will, on 'uesday. March 20. 1017. at 1 o'clock i. m.. at the storehouse and residence f the late Wade IT. Barnes, near .ockhart, in the said county, sell the tock of merchandise and other artiles of personal property belonging ? iU~ _ 4 ? I ~ - r ?! ' ~ i> uiu t-Mtrtur i*i said vv. ti. Karnes, leceased, at public auction. Terms of sale, cash. Inventory on lie in said court, where it may be een on application to the Judpre of 'robate of said county. Anna G. Barnes, Adminis^;^rix. March 5, 1917. 10-2 There are 3,000,000 Jews in the Jnited States. | SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS \ KODAK Finishing done promptly am neatly. Postage paid 011 out-of town orders. Bring or send me you films. Oliver's Studio. Opposite W B. Terrell Co., Union, S. C. 8-t $3.r>0 SAMPLE SHOES at $1.00 \Wd nesday, Dollar Day Sale, at tin Wonder. I AM IN POSITION to negotiate loan for $2,000.00 or more on improve* and cultivated lands on a basis o about 7% inclusive of all charges W. W. Johnson. 9-t HOOPERS and Toppers wanted. Star Hosiery Mill, Spartanburg, S. C. jjuddak. ?AL.ti DAY Wednesday March 7th, at the Wonder. ROOMS FOR RENT, with light an. water, for young men, with o'r with out board. E. L. Wilburn, Mountai. St. 9-3-:,. ACID, by the sack, at $15.80 per ton by the ton, $15.50, at Terrell's. WANTED?Desirable renters fo lands in Union county. Apply t< P. D. Barron. BUY YOUR ACID from us. We wil save you money. Ton lots at $15.5< per ton. By the sack at $15.80 pel ton. W. B. Terrell Co. MONEY on real estate on long an. easy terms. J. E. Minter, Finan cial Cor. Union County. REMEMBER the Gage Hats arc a the Wonder. See them before yoi buy your Easter Hat. FOR SALE?Extra special by Coopei Furniture exchange, shipman o Boys' and Girls' Desks to go a about half price?$4.00, $4.30 an. $'4.50. Could you afford to miss it See our window. THE WONDER is pleased to announc. that we carry the celebrated Gag. hats. Don't fail to see them. BIBLES, Bibles, Bibles at The Unioi Times. ? ONE CAR CORN; one car Flour jus arrived. Why pay more when Ter rell sells for less \V U TnM-nll Cr* FOR SALE?Leather collars and bri dies. Great values at the price People's Supply Co. t: ONE CARLOAD FLOUR just arrived Price per barrel, $8.70. Get price while these prices prevail. W. E / Co. I FOR RENT OR SALE?Several Un ion County Farms. G. B. Barron 42-t: FLOUR! FLOUR! One car just in Fine Flour. Low price. W. B. Tor rell Co. SELL US your old paper, magazine and books. We pay highest casl prices for all kinds of paper. Tin Reliable Junk Co., rear of Progre?: Office; Phone 322. 6LEGAL BLANKS, all kinds, at Tin Times office. S-t iIT IS WISE to save what you can ot Cotton Seed Meal. We save yoi money. Ton lots, $38.00; two tot lots at $37.50 per ton. W. 1'-. Tend Co. I'OR SALE?One desirable luiildin; lot, close in, with water and light available; 70x200 feet. Good build ing site for a home. For furthc particulars call on The Union Times ACID in ton lots, $'15.50; by the sack at a slightly advanced figure. Conn and let us figure with you. W. It Terrell Co. THE SEVEREST PAIN easily an. quickly soothed by an application <> "Huiet's Liniment." For sale by Pal metto Drug Co. FOR RENT?Two stores at $15 eacl to prompt payers. Keys are witl Smith, the Jeweler, in Newell Sniitl block. Mrs. Newell Smith, Green ville, S. C. 7-' SOLID CAR CORN just arrived. Le us give you our prices. You will d< wit: rest. vv. i>. lerreil to. I HAVE a limited quantity of Soutl Carolina raised corn in shuck, whirl I desire to sell. Call on Mr. It. F Harry at the Farmers' Bondct Warehouse and he will servo you T. C. Duncan. .">-1 CHECK THAT COUGH by takln "Huiet's 0ouph Syrup." For by Palmetto Drier Co. ONE CAR CORN Ju I ed. Fo si.le at best prices. W. II. Ton ' .Co. FOUNTAIN PENS, Fountain Pens a Till* Tlnina ofTmn G 4 ....vu W.IIV V . O-l COTTON SEED MEAL in ton lots a $38.00 per ton. In two ton lots a $37.50 per ton. See us before buy ing. W. B. Terrell Co. MONEY TO LOAN on Farm Land and Real Estate. Barron & Barron Union, S. C. 42-t CANE SEED?We have a big lot o Amber Cane Seed for sale. People Supply Co. 5 JBTk< "t |[ FIRE INSURE r Hi Wo are airain nremirpfl to HI Insurance in the very strong Consult us before plaein Kmslic Nicholson, J. Ko v r j I V\\\\N\\\\\\SN\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V i \ IV! R . FAR Why not rehire your Ferllizer b / prove to you that it ran be dor ' soil at the same time. A remarl i! ? would be ijlad to (ienioustrate to\ l| 5 L. IVI. JOR | \ UINJIOIM, S. [. ______ ' What Do You Wa ; Than Tim It is the consummation of the d of the Millionaire in hb 1 p ol the poores! * It is Mad< Possible to All at " [spring 1 I iwnr\CB e JohnB.S ! ! H A 1 ARRIVING THI The Place to Buy ' Place is where They I I HAT'S Clark Cloth 12 Main St. I \ :holson IK&TRUSTC9 Wf ON. S. C.tg write Fire jest compag your Insur- ' y Fant, M. A. Moore, ice President. Cashier. I i M E R ^ A A ilk Si.Oi) a '(mi? i can \ u* and iii^rove >owr ? kable discovery thai I ? >'OU. irt inc let! >ou <>l i' ? 'DAN ; C. S * nt Better lt. esire I ; palace, . laborer in his home. Ck w This Store ??? 1917 1 OF I Iptsnn ( I & | S WEEK \ 'Em" is the I ft 11 rr< * f 1 lUl'C ILIll US ing Co. UNION, S. C. JJ