The Monroe journal. [volume], September 26, 1919, Image 8

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WE BANK OX
We have a complete new stock, all bought before
shoes advanced to the present high mark. AH
of our old stock has been thrown out on the coun
ter marked at less than half value. THEY
MUST CO. See us before you buv.
STILL MAKING FRIENDS
F. B. ASHCRAFT
OUR SHOES
THE BEST LINE EVER.
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ro me,, who had been ..1.1 school- foull, ,Maracr-"You wrote thai
.ai.,ws met the other day n, a -', ,.Ver holhem, bv mos.
Uun.nt After vu-hanKiii-jciM'iiiu. (n)es hrr,, aild ,hev haVe 'almost
,u:ifau , , eaten me alive."
I!y the way old cha;. when a' Kan..er-"l didn't sav anything
wkPfl ou used to be rather tend of .,, Vm bo1hw vou ,,id ,
niwir Do you flay any nu.truin.Mii saill ,,. lwv ,H,,ht;r , a. lht
Bv ... . ... 'd to Via." Roston
Vt. was the replv: secon.l tid- t ...
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lle at home.
Mrs. G. M. Smith and Mrs. S.
Howie spent jester.lay in A'.beviile.
Mi. A. M. S.er.-st is visiting li"t
sister. Miss Marv C iimtitM. in Wash
ington. Mi.- Covin a ion has held a
position in the war department for
more th;'.n a ear.
! Mr. ;;ml Mrs. W. V. Staring of
lluth.-rtord t'oihue siient last Sa'ur-
KXiW-rtWX"MSHHX ,,ax al, "'""I'O Mi. Statii
larents. Mr. and Mis. F. H. Welt.'.
They made the trip ly motor.
Mrs. J. M. Cook of Annapolis. Mil
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Tax Notice!
All Tax for 1918, unpaid, is twelve
months past due, and delinquent since Feb
ruary 1, 1919.
The City needs the money to pay bills
that are now due.
If you want to save cost call and settle
your tax at once.
The Tax book for 1919 is now in my
hands. Tax due September 1st.
A discount of V, will be allowed on all
Tax paid by December 31st, and 1' , per
month will be added on all tax not paid by
December 31st.
This law will be strictly carried out.
Call early and avoid the rush.
Very truly,
JAS. McNEELY, C. T. C.
X niowninc. Mr. W. T. Ilrowninc. who
is express aceir at Aberdeen. Miss .
'X will arrive this week and will spend
j. several das with his brother.
A .in- I i irim? ii .til.-,, j. v.
" who who underwent a serious opeta
lion in Chariot te last week, will he
X dad to know there is a slichj itu
provement in her condition.
X Mis. J. K. Ahrraft and danchtets.
Misses Jean and Pat. left Wedn.9d.1v
mornim; to spend some time in Rich
mond. Mr. and Mrs. John Winchester de-
ll lt,t t'M 1 I - Ulll'f'lio.l.l 4 ll, Krt. f
J. llfcH' Hill.' I II., M II llil II 11 llll 111 tTI I I I
young people We.lnefs.1ay at their
iiome hi Mineral .""prints. me re
turned soldiers of the neighborhood
were the iiiests of honor.
Mrs. Koy I. one and son of Carlisle
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Lot;
Mis. J. Y. I. an-y's Sunday school
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V class will serve ice cieaiu and sam!-
.. wifhes on her lawn this aftemooi
; from 6 to S o'clock, the proceeds t '
Y !e used 1:1 Sundry school room.
X i.oml whit
.. Kmvdt n .
I.o.al Market.
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X Wool . .
H.-eswax
r.S to 4 'i
6,"i to :"
4n to f."i
45 to
Is isn't the t.iistak.-s j on make
:i liior-e vou repent - that hurt.
Cut Flowers
Kloral desi.sns. we ldiim hoquels.
and tlower- of all kinds.
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X Ma'shville, Winsiate and other X'
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e Wk.K.M.
1 sold latig.-s for ears and
years and saw hundreds and
hundreds of old ranges that hail
iiisltil out from the inside, jet
(lie balance ol the ran ue wai
almost as pxxi as new.
1 discovered why they rusted
out.
1 found thai this nislinn wa..
from the inside and always
where the asbestos lining
touched the body.
1 was right. As the discov
erer of this Principle, I was
granted patents on "Any rust
proof material between the as
bestos and outer casing" (or
range bodyj.
I Investigated all the differ
ent metals and found copper
the best.
I discovered that copper
domes, roofs and gutters on
buildings, never rusted out.
I announced my intention to
make a new ratine and line It
with pure sheet copper where
atlr lang.s rusted out.
Copper Clad
I found that the asbestos
sweated ev.ry time ; tire was
built in the rai.ue.
I told my friends that the
sweaty asbestos caused the
lust.
I was called a Crank.
I knew I v as risht, so applied
for a patent on "Placinn a rust
proof material between th as
Itestos and rana body."
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Clad Crank."
the ''Copper-
I had the Government on my
side.
COX KAI.KI) HIM.KS
To hide the hinges and leave
the catches and latches in siuht
would be but little improve
ment, so the catches and lath
tn are also put inside th- ranef"
where they are out of siiiht and
out of the way. The surface Is
smooth, plain and richly ele
iiant with no liiimes. catches or
latches l ) mar the beauty.
A raiue is expected to do
duty eveiy day three times a
day. Any decorations that i'l
terfefe with this daily duty ar-
xpensive ulayihinss. Mate
rials 'hat a row 11 sly from heat
i i! if ar- to V shunn-d. Cor
iii'is, cr.ifks and crevices
:lirt catches, just as freaky orn
aments are dirt hoid-r.
I had the best dealers on my
side for they, too. founfl that i
rust was caused from the
v.veaty asbestos. !
I orttaniz-d a brand-new com
pany, mule a brand-new rans;e
mil clad it with pure sheet
copper. Tl.a' was many year
ago.
I row want to show you why
the lining of pure sheet copper
doubles and treble the life of
n ratine.
Monroe Hardware Co.
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STATEMENT OF
American Trust Co.
3Iember of Federal Reserve System.
Charlotte, N. C.
September 12, 1919.
(Condensed from report to Federal Reserve Bank, of Richmond,
Va., and North Carolina State Banking Commission.)
RESOURCES
Loans
Bills of Exchange
$ 6,230,183.23
182,430.19
U. S. Liberty Bonds, U. S. Certificates of Indebted
ness and War Savings Stamps...
Stock Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond 1
All other Stocks and Bonds
Customers Liability on Acceptances
Trust Investments
Cash in Vault and in Banks 2,156,288.61
Total
1,098,72336
27,000.00
781,830.00
75,000.00
1.272.282.46
$11,823,759.83
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus and Profits
Bills Payable and Notes Rediscounted with Federal
Reserve Bank, Richmond, (Secured by U. S. Lib
erty Bonds and United States Certificates of in
debtedness Bills Payable and Notes Rediscounted I
Domestic and Foreign Acceptances
Trust Deposit
840,773.00
495,297.37
1,143,482.50
510,000.00
75,000.00
1,272.282.46
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UWOtm 7,456,922.32
Total $11,823,759.85
We beg to call your attention to the above statement showing
Total Deposits of $7,456,922.: )2, a gain of $4,044,470.22 in deposits
in one year, evidencing the confidence and support accorded us by
the people of this section. We invite both large and small depos
itors to join and grow with us.
American Trust Co.
Member Federal Reserve System.
OFFICERS:
I'I!HSKNT: W. II. WOOD:
T. II. Hetnl.y. i.e I't evident
(ieotae Stephens, Ice President
W. S. ,ee, V Ice President.
.1. I'. Ials, Secretary ami Tirn.siir.-r
II. I.. liiveiiHit1. Assistant Set i-eiary
I. Whitlock, Tnisi officer
IUKKCTOBS;
Morgan II. Spier
John W. T.hI.I
I. ('. lowe
.1. X. McCauslaml
J. I-'. Ctuinon
Win. Anderson
I. VV. ( aiinoii
W. It. ItollSill
Walter laitnhetli
Z. V. Taylor
(cirue Stephens
J. I. Monroe
VV. H. WimmI
las. X. VVilliniiison, Jr.
Thomas M. Shelton
J. II. Shen III
W. S. I,ee
Arthur J. )iK.r
-' ' WIllthMk
VV. I,. Sherill
I. H. Ilnnlawuy
M. I.. Cannon
K. S. Tanner
Monroe Electric Service Co,
A. L. HELDERMAN, Manger
Has received Contract for a large number of Houses to be wired
at Marshville, and has four men on the job at present.
Maj'shville People
There must be a lot of good qualities about our service and our
terms to land this large amount of business at one time.
If you live in Marshville or Monroe, or anywhere in this sec
tion, get our estimates on your electric work.
Monroe Electric Service Company
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