The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-10-18
The Grand ODeuiH6,

pOrluui in sh+p the h ,iIui.is AID %'" s
have c"as, a. luz bu>, rh,kS haV, -
The pn"Is II, tm S,'.i>I t whth III Ia
l, al, tiI,n ':I,.u> dl;r',n'. - We
r,,Ied ny o." nu>1 ~ -,Ifit -.
vs. 'i'tay, h'uS'nv. WAS Opening DAY
a, Il ,h. Store AID &" ii ", II. lar " a
! r" -"' s,' "ltiS' v:''i, ! q '"d ~. "
''b onS, uu Ting, Ios,s, folia e d
un sud ''- ~ f,uilJ " 6,
III ,de wy .nt'ar'iv- nN VESTS PO I'll
H.. Mugdn. Nj 20 e!l ';It!i., t!e
m'lln- -h "r""'w ~th Mr.. -, 81
&c Il his skill III he u, vulnlivr i
I ,r ,l.s> v,aai> window
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
II il, charge Of Miss G. a,aln, NIL .ner
of txC' i!eIit taste aud "A iire dtsi.i.e,. as
sloJ. by TWO oil Uuion'S most p puia,
young ladies, the Misses Brlie and
Sallje Hicks, With tHese ladies III charge
OF This cosy depal TN, mt of bp.u;A and
lovelinesS, it will be one of The centers of
attraction in Union for the lades. They
"ave ,iOt yet put out their Srcck of hats
and have only d few on exhibition, hu'
they 'aIe beauties aid give o.; can id, a
Ut what will be fouud in This u.pa, tmcnl
',y those wishing the lat. st hug i'm hats
"
few of which We will purse to mention
One of the beauties wn,, ii large uIo,yl,
silk hat J'Immed in tdifetta with vcIy
'arge feather breast caS.r velvet au,
buckle a Flora Dora hat OF solid back
with shirt satil facing, large black bird
under hIlm, la ds Inc bow of satin. f II
~ d black satin eheared facing, n Blari
luIhan with two feather breast joined
n!nter II pretty j-t buckle. large f-athe,
"n brim and b. ack saiin diaptd arounG
crown with iwv saith ruSettes on siC.
A c,ppt ard velvet hat witt tuck. Il re-,
cnntfon, pink roses AMI fnl'ag. under
brm. a Lavender Velvet nat VIII,
cream lace trimming, steel b,cKIe and
foliage. Another large Ilack Tuba,
ilh breast and plume, JET buckle and
I ,an' lace. Au u,htr dalSy WAS liph'
=" ue ha' wl'h white bC"tIt, silver star.
>hite ,afe: til ribbon. Then the Il ,i..>-
'IO, black velvet, two large back
umeS. black sa'in 'lnh,m, etc.
This i'll MY give an d.. 9TH, manN
, olbl If els il iadi. rea"wc.lr hat the,
ave to if YOU must call AID see
. nr'n Ia alpltcnte them hey h,v.
ats for the cd ard ,ourg. tie gr-a
d suali. 'lrr ch ii, ii poor. 81 rric,st
ut The purchaser They have a la,p,
: "ck of tea he's. plumeS. beasts, r,,sts
20 foliage fiou which they build thn,
',fch\ c''ati rs. ~ d !hry Can sun a.
.On HE - IN ~ yr dn, 'hrr.
ID ESS GrOpS S.DEPARTMmNT
En- III = the .'ft N id.c. A"i! a.,
q hei ed into ttr dress e OdI department
Here are found The shelving drapel Wit,
very imaginable SlIa!e nf dr. SIS goods.
"e pi ces hanging t'ou top of shelvIup
" fluur, the coior> so blended ~ 10 max,
very attractive appra,ace. The she;v-
ng from front to rear on the left i, used
or dres' goods, while on the right st md,
low of cel,er shelving, double side.
II which is kept on the one SHE whit.
onds. lace curtains, table linen auu
n'iOnS, While the cher Si,l, is stnrkrd
With ladies' underwear. husi,Iy a..,
ntiuns In front Of this shelving is Il
show case filled with hand.
anne silverware tilstily arranged. From
. ne top OF this sfe'"'"c long reameIs Of
spiral ribbon, d TX. pi TX and gr-.n
crossing mi iway bi veel ceiling aur
'helving that adLed materially to ~.
beauty of the scene: q he side Slit "
ing also ribbons nf tw >,l,d S we're su
pended from ceiling IT, shelving. and l.,
the millinery deiaItmen. 'h- same . fec
WAS to be s'en, while her, and lhrir
we're palms, hot house plants, dahiia>
and Iost 3, while the shelvi < were drapsd
III beautiful lace curtains with grern
bunting ordering The mirrors werr
surIoun6t d with IA heavy bo. der IF pt.,
green bunting, and lOoSed very pretty.
ESPECIALLY whriI they /, nrcttd ;nc fac,
Of one Of The hahd~ome oung la!es who
happened to Le 'i!ipe on a Lat.
SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Separating these departments from
the other room or shoe and gents
furnishing dep .rlment are beauti-
full white arches, virtually turning
this whole immense floor space into
one mammoth room. In the shoe
is also seen a duplicate
row of center shelving, the west side
of which is filled with shirts, collars
and cuffs and gents furnishings,
while on the east it is literally jam
med with shoes The wall shelving
extends from floor to ceiling and from
front to rear, and every available
space ssis full Of sh es, with some 20
or 30 cases yet to open. The stock
OF shoes in this building is possibly
the largest to be found in the uL-
country. The upper shelving is
reached by u travelling ladder.
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
UP stairs the whole floor space is
devoted to clothing and gents hats.
rhe space is pretty well filled, and
there are thousands Of dollars worth
on the road to fill the balance. Here
you will find clothing for all, from
the smallest To the largest man in
Union county.
The cellar or lower story is used
for storing goods and opening new
goods. An elevator is built in the
rear Of the shoe department, which
runs from the lower floor to the third