Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Stereopttc (In Cc Depicting in Startling Mam on Body, Brain and Bus: DR. CL I In Connection Wit "WAR TO Dr. Claflin is one of the numl Field Secretaries who are tourin to the remotest parts ot the corn Constitutional Prohibition. Dr. Claflin will fill the following ] LUIilllil Sunday, Oct. 28 at 11 a. n Sunday, Oct 28 at 3:30 p. Monday evening Oct. 29 a Tuesday evening, Oct. 30 Wednesday evening, 7:30 o Creek Church. Thursday evening. Nov. 1 i Mill School House. Friday evening, Nov. 2, ' Baptist Church. fcoTHf X FVPIIICIijo 1 I U/^VAUi^l WV I x 5: ? I y y To sec the new Autumn Styles < come here, we reveal only the styh v ?a $ IIX'l. 1 TWO REAS X There are two reasons why me \ V for Cohen Clothes and these are: V year out?Correct Styles, always i This season when there is no d( A you owe it to yourself to see that 3 & value in clothing. We ran safelv iruarantee that v ' f with our values, which wear will V speak for themselves. It's Underwear time; please don special pains are taken to insure f J. CO on Slides >lors) ner the Effects of Alcohol mess will be Shown by AFLIN ;h an Address on A FINISH" ber oi National Saloon League g the rural sections, carrying ltrv thp annpal fnr Natinn*! m mm j ?mv *"I,FVU1 1VI IIUIIVIIUI appointments at places in this mity: i. at West End. m. at Edisonia Theatre, it 7:30 Lockhart in Hall, at Buffalo. ''clock Oct. 31 at Padgetts it 7:30 o'clock, Jonesville /:JU o clock at Mt. Joy HI i A^4 A^A A^A. A^A-A^tjj^ 1 ^!"5|r "*^r 4^ W* ^ EIM'S Fall Styles = J jf exclusive fashions you must ?s that are unquestionably cor- i i ONS WHY J n come in increasing numbers Sound Values?year in and up to the minute. Y jnying that Clothes cost more, X four money buys the utmost of Y rou will he more than satisfied Y I amply prove, and our styles Y 4 't forget this is the store where the fit of Underwear. MTl MZu l^NI j ABOUT PEOPLE Dr. R. R. Pope is attending the State Fair. Mrs. W. F. Exvart of Newberry is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. 15. Kwart. Mr. M. W. Hobo of Spartanburg was a business visitor to ihe city this week. Miss Frances Nnicholson is the truest of Mrs. Kdward Cay in Columbia. Mr. E. I). Humphries, who is working in Columbia spent a few days at home. Mr. R. D. llolcombe has accepted a position with Whitner's Barber Shop. Mr! C. H. I'eake, who is in the hos piuu in euiumma lor ireaunuiu, is improving. Mr. Jack Noland is visiting his mother, Mrs. W. W. Noland. on S. Church street. Mr. J. K. Doyle of Darlington spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. E. 1). Humphries. Miss Alba Foster was the guest of Mrs. Guy H. Wilburn Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Catherine Thomson enter- J tained the Fortnightly club on Thurs- 4 day afternoon. ' 2 Miss Lucie Johftson of Manning is J visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Ewart, 4 for a few days. y 5 Mrs. Samuel Wix is in Columbia for ^ the fair week festivities, the guest of 4 Miss Mary Daniel. i The Union-ButTalo Mills company u accredited with $1,000 subscription to Diberty Bonds, should have been $10,- \i 000. Misses Pansy Watson, Vera Murrah and Kathleen James will attend the performance of "Ben Hur" at the Columbia theatre on Friday night. Miss Elise Cortledge of Savannah, 5 Ga., will spend the week-end with p friends in Union. Miss Cortledge has 2 been in Columbia for the State Fair, g Prof. John Langford is in Columbia ? today for the Carolina-Clemson game $ and will spend the week-end at his f| home in I'rosneritv. havintr as his 'J guest Ned Arthur of this city. a Misses Hazel Salley, Truluck and j Sternberg left yesterday to spend the * week in Columbia during the festivi- ties of fair week. Miss Truluck will , visit relatives at Olanta and Miss SalIcy at her home in Salley's. LOCKHART" l.ockhart, Oct. 25.?There are many beautiful flowers in l.ockhart. It costs very little to have flowers and . they make the home look better. Why not have a rose or a violet in your yard ? Miss Pearl Ilolcomb of Spartanburg is visiting her mother, Mrs. Douglass. Some of the pup'l.s of the night school are making real progress. Some who hardly knew their letters can now read and write. There is really no excuse for any man not being able to read and write. The night school is a blessing to those who will study. Mrs. J. W. I.angford of Laurens and Mrs. Anna Kemp of Spartanburg are visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Ivittlejohn. Mrs. W. A. Ross went to Columbia _ this week to attend the State Fair. Postmaster J. L. Hames is in Columbia at the Fair. The first ice of this season was seen this morning in I.ockhart. All straw hats have been called in. b We are sadly in need of a pound of '? IhUlti'l'. " EDISONM 01 Xo day u "Ohc (Barren f of "2Vllalf A Wonderful Picture in 8 Reels is Admission ? Children 15c Adults 25c J IV K FRIDAY k Ruth Roland * N | IN THE J "Neglected Wile" ; Episode 2 J > 5 and 10c H of YOUR PJJf There art two main m 1 that everv one shou I ^ j whether he lias enou I whether it is of the r n 1 We maintain a ver SI meat and specialize < or not you place insi B\ pleased to advise with surancc and jrivt* you your individual requi Kmslie Nicholson. "resident. iSSSSSS%XX*i%S%S%%S$XSSSSSS% \ TALK IS I AND MUST BE BACKED t | We are ready to back u; line of Men's and Boy's (' \ Furnishings in Union Cour and open for comparison. A We feature "Stronger tl j can fit the whole family. Tl | Bradley Sweaters for M( I Wool Shirts,?all sizes?i j A heavy Kersey Suit foi I All we ask is that you co | Union Clo The New W i' * I" - t m I'-cTco C x w' t ' I I' r D e ' ;e yo-.:'v. y * r? 1 e t vi . !..vi. /.!' <1 , i r (Ti'.M 1 " 1 . o\ a rv. . 1 . iv , . . "Vii. !tc-i o v.- c'r'-.-l*. " -vo t ::d ? < ' > 1 .,10 ? . ... I c\ ?. t c ;I yen . * . /? ft It s ( ?'y / > : .' N I'VJ' i ; 1" %T NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Tor Fiscal Year, 1017. The tax hooks will be opened on thej "?th of October and closed on the 1st of December without penalty, fter the .'list of December there will e added \'> penalty for the month f January; 1'T more for February, nd !>'/( more from the 1st to 15th of larch. After the 15th of March exeutions will be issued. Will comlence to collect commutation road tax a the 15th day of October, and close a the 15th day of March, following: Age for paying commutation road ?x, 21 to 50 years. Age for paying : oil tax, 21 to 00 years. Tax levy follows: or State .sVis mills or Ordinary County 10 mills or constitutional school mills 21 \k mills Io. 1 Fair Forest 'J mills I fo. 2 Carlisle .'12?6 mills fo. 8 Santue f> mills fo. 4 Pinckney 8 mills fo. 5 Union 2 mills | fo. 8 Parham 2 mills fo. 10 Cross Keys 4 mills fo. 11 Union S. 1). 8 mills fo. 12 Jonesville __ 5V&?2?7Vi mills fo. 13 Rocky Creek 3 mills fo. 14 Gist 8 mills fo. 10 Cedar Hill 4 mills Io. 17 West Springs 5 mills fo. 18 Kelly 4 mills Io. 10 Sedalia 4 mills fo. 20 Oakland 4 mills fo. 21 Buffalo 3 mills Io. 22 Putman 3 mills OQ n ?I w. >,u i on _ - i nuns lo. 24 Beaver Darn .. 4 mills Jo. 2f> Arinmsburg . 4 mills Jo. 26 Homes ... 3 mills ilCHOLSON 'ANK&TRUSTCQ ua/on. s. *iq INSURANCK i question* rejrardinp insurant' Id carefully eonsiiler. lust, trh insurance, a- ! secui 11; i^rht kind. y complete Insurance Departin insurance service. Whether nance through us, we will he you reparrlinjr all kind of in- j our frank opinion concerning rements. J. Roy Fant, M. A. Moore, Vice President. Cashier. I CHEAP! | UP WITH THE GOODS | p our Talk with the best. J lothing, Shoes, Hats and \ ity. Our prices are right jjj ill we ask is a show-down, y \t lan the Law" Shoes, and ? he "best shoe on earth." ? g m and Boys. y all prices. 8 * Men, $10; for Boys, $."?. ig me and make us prove it. y thing Co. | ay Store. 5 ^ * , s ' at:I cn vcu t i!y-? . for t ' ? put-! s < f v i. ' v lu. ? ' : i: so.to1, s Vn :? ... . .c>. I ; col ! ! . * rp-f C :r ; , ".v.. cr t< .lit. " ... f I ti fin I.. '.L. ss ' pii Ff\ ^?; i.: r' ' V :. -yp 'J ( / \ J i ,V-y<^ i No. 27 Tinker Creek ..... i mills No. 28 Gault . ... l mills No. 29 Sanlis _ _ In ill No. J!0 Cnrem .. ... 2 n.illNo. "1 Black Hock ..... "! tr. When paying taxes call for th township or school district i-i which you live, anil any other township where you owr property on which you desire to pav tax. J. II. BARTLES. 40-4 Trnocnrof . llallow'een Party. C'arem school will have a Hallow Von Party Friday ni^ht. 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