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Ti!K MONROE JOfRXAL. t ItlDAV. OCTOBER S. 1919.
BEFORE PLANTING
In buying our Seed we pay more attention to PURITY
and GERMINATION than we do to price. Our Motto is
"RELIABLE SEED AT REASONABLE PRICES."
STILL MAKING FRIENDS
F. B. ASHCRAFT
Fall Seedl
READ THIS
AT THE OLD STAND
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Mr. Will Forei.ian of Albetnai!-
has a position in the shoe department
of Efird's. Mr. and Mrs. Foreuun
have rooms at Mrs. R. L. Psy.ie'j.
Mrs. P. H. Johi .son and little son.
Hayne. Jr.. are visiting In McColl.
Misses Louise Morrow, Mabel ht.d
Hullie May B-. motored to Winston
Salem Monday and will s;em. some
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SOCIAL
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PERSONAL
ANTOINETTE BEASLEY. Social Editor
time with Mrs. Frank Stevens
Office riioue 19
Residence Phone 89-R
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Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hav nH Mr
Mrs. W. J. Hudson has returned' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mangum have
from an extended visit to her son, Lt. returned from a 10 days visit to rela
Commander Mike Hudson, in Denver, lives in Oklahoma City.
Colorado.
. Mrs. John Griffith and daughter,
miss i.aura uoore ueuion. uaugn- Miss Mary Uriffith. are on an extend
ter of .Mr. w . A. uentoii. nas gone to w vjgU t0 Natives in Louisiana
Jacksonville, Kla, w here she has a po-
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... .Miss Mc.Nair of Jackson Springs is
.,, C1.,M, ;the guest of her sister. Mrs. H. T
turned last night from a visit to rel
atives in Biib'lol, Teuu. Mr. Shankle
'will till his pulpit at Indian Trail next
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.
Miss Tola Martin of Durham is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Long at
their home four miles east of town.
Mrs. J. M. House of Waxhaw has
Clark at the Joffre,
Mr. Will Allen of Raleigh is visit
ing his brother. Prof. R. W. Allen.
Mrs. C. A. Goodwin of Savannah
spent last week with Mrs. Frank
Rose.
Mrs. Jennie Wood and daughter,
returned from Charlotte wh?re she Miss Helen Wood, of Norfolk are the
visited her daughter. Mrs. W. M. I guests of Mrs. frea wood
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went an operation at the Presbyterian
koepiul and is improving nicely.
Mr. J. E. Clarey of Atlanta arrived
yesterday in the city to spend the
week end. and will be accompanied
Mr. J. C. Smith was called to Char-i home by Mrs. Clarey and children
lotte Wednesday night on account of who have been visiting Mrs. t.
the critical condition of his wife, who , Bruner.
lias heen in a hoKiiital there for sev- I
era! weeks. There was a slight im- i Clyde Boston. Clyde Skidmore and
Iroveinent in Mrs. Smith's condition 1 Lee Morrow of Albemarle spent Sun
yesterday, 'tho she remains very ill. !day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose.
!
Mr. Roy Hart, son of Mr. and Mis. i Mrs. Loula Eubanks and Mr. J. C
A. R. Hait. uent Tuosdav with his na-C: Marsh were married yesterday af-
rents en route to Raleigh where he ternoon at six o'clock at the home of
will be assistant professor in (he Tex- the bride in Lanes Creek township.
tile department of A. & E. College.
Mr. Hart graduated from that insii
tutirn in 1 !t 1 3 and lias made unite a
EUictss in in this line of work.
M:s. Gus Horton carried her little
'Rev. C. E. White, pastor of the Pies
myterian church of Marshville. per
formed th ceremony which was at
tended onlv by relatives and close
friends. Mis. Eubanks is a fine wo
man who 1ms a large circle of friends
.1aii-hfor. AnniP I.k.v in Italeiuh last and is well known throughout the
nigl t to take the Pasteur treatment, county. Mr. Marsh is a splendid bus
The child was bitten by a dog yester
day morning.
iness man. and a prominent citizen of
Martihvllle.
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MonriH- liiMimine Man Hon-oi-ed.
Mr. W. M. Gordon, manager
of the Gordon Insurance & In
vestment Cou-pany. State agents
for the Philadelphia Life In
surance Company, is attending
the convention of the National
Underwriters Association, now
in s.sslon at Pittsburg, Pa., as
the representative from the
North Carolina underwriters as
sociation. He is the only man
from this State in attendance.
It is quite and honor, and Mon
roe people congratulate him on
his recognition. Before return
ing home Mr. Gordon will
spend a day with the home of
fice of his company at Philadelphia.
Money Loaned
to
FARMERS
For a long period at 6 interest
With Easy Payments
We operate under the Federal Farm Loan Act and make
loans direct to farmers for 33 years, with the privilege
of paying back after & years, if desired, without addition
al charges.
NO BONUS OR COMMISSION CHARGED
If you wish to pay off ex sting debts and mortgages, buy
more land or make Improvements on your farm com
municate with us.
THE COLONIAL JOINT STOCK
LAND BANK
of Norfolk, Va. P. 0. Box 533.
and Mrs. Ernest R. Hays and -laugh
ter. Katharine, of Aiheville. motor-1
to Monroe Saturday as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hotlojray.
Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce
representatives are in Washington
asking for the assurance of a, visit
from King Albert and Queen Eliza
heth of Belgium. Mile. Thai-Inn-
Ruegger. director of the Fayetteville
conservatory 01 .music and formerly
Drofessor of violin at Meredith Col
lege, is a native of Belgium and has
been invited to Washington to partic
ipate in the official reception to the
royal party.
The memory of American soldiers
who fell at Cantigny is to be perpetu
ated at Montdidier. France, by the
erection of a hospital by the Ameri
can Red Cross.
NOTICE
We announce to the public that we
have associated with us in the prac
tice of law Captain Gilliam Craig.
late of the United States Army, an
experienced lawyer who was associ
ated with us in our office before he
enlisted in the Army tw-o years ago.
The expansion of our business ha
made this increase in our working
force necessary. Captain Craig will
give special attention to commercial
aw, title work, collections, etc., and
will assist in the general prat ire. The
firm name will be Stack, Parker
Craig.
This the 1st dav of October.
STACK & PARKER.
Cut Flowers
j Floral designs, wejding boquets,
and flowers of all kinds. ..
Prices reasonable. J
We make shipments to Waxhaw, !
A Marshville, Wingate and other .J.
nearby towns.
CODE MORGAN '
S At I nioii Iium Co. Phone 221
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On Saturday, October 18th, the
farmer will be in all his glory at
Monroe. Big cotton rally, with 40
cent cotton as its goal and bar
gains galore offered by the mer
chants. Corne it will be worth
your while. Music" and speeches.
Lt.M.M.VJ.t..WWM..lUWUUI :
THE
Hamlet Hospital!
W. D. JAMES, Surgeon in Charge
A thoroughly equipped institution for the " J
scientific treatment of Surgical, Medical,
Xray and Radium cases. J
Special attention given to the removal of Tonsils and $
Adenoids. $
A Warm Welcome
Awaits You Here
Having bought out Benton's
dash Store. I invite all of my
friends to call upon me for every
thing they need in the grocery
line, and urge them to make my
Btore their headquarters while in
Monroe.
A complete stock of heavy and
fancy groceries on sale at attrac
tive prices for cash.
Short profits and quick turnovers
will be my aim, and you will
find it to your advantage to trade
with nie.
C. L. GULLEDGE
(Successor to Benton's Cash
Store.)
Old Postofflce Bldg.
Make
Our
Store
Your headquarters the next
time you are in Monroe, and
you will feel perfectly at
home.
Our stock of Groceries is
complete. For cash you can
buy cheaper here,
Phone us your next order.
We will please you.
Prompt delivereies.
McCOLLUM BROS.
Phone 474
East Frankiin Street
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Dont Miss ttie Big Rally
IT'S FOR YOU COME! I
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Indignant Mother: "Why did you!
strike little Elsie, you naughty boy? i
First in life iukI Ik-uth. It. Jones. Today we are the first to
A pioneer newspaper editor had a deny the report. The Morning Star
Dick: "What did she want to cheat reputation for always assuming It:
for, then?" Ifalliblity and superior enterprise. On uent.
Mother: "How did she cheat?" one occasion the paper announced the .
Dick: "Why, we were p!alng at death of William It. Jonee, who, It
Adam and Eve, and she had the apple turned out was not dead. Next day
to tempt me with, and she never the paper printed the following note:
tempted me, but went and ate it up "Yesterday we were the first news
herselt!" ' paper to publish the death of William
is always in the lead." The Conti-
A total of P.5, 507.000 bushels of
wheat and 3.T01.00O barrels of flour
were exported from this country from
July 1 to Sept. 1.
The National Standard of Tire Valu?
In q ty they are unexcelled. Buy
at ti . a pair of Fisk Non-Skids and
subject them to a comparative . test.
Your experience will change your
whole idea of tire value you'll always
be a Fisk enthusiast. We know because
thousands of car owners began to use
Fisk Non-Skids in the very same way.
Ntxt TimBuyFuh
30x3 $12.90 30x32 Nonskid $19.93
COBLE'S CASH GARAGE