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THE MOXROE JOfRSAL. FRIDAY. UltlUAP.Y 2l. 1920.
GUESS POPULATION OF UNION COUNTY ANT)
MOXROE AND WIN PRIZES !
The Journal will give $10 to the one who makes the nearest
estimate of the population of Union county, and $10 to the
one making the nearest estimate of the number of inhabi
tants in Monroe. In addition to these prizes, Mr. R. A.
Morrow offers $o0 to the one making the CORRECT esti
mate of the population of the county, and $50 to the one
making the CORRECT estimate of the population of Mon
roe. These two last prizes will not be awarded unless the
correct numbers for both the county and town are given.
Estimates must be mailed to The Journal office. Use the
following coupon:
This, That '$
' A Th Other1,
Name
Address
I estimate the population of Monroe at
and Union county at
Mules and Mares.
I have 10 good young Tennessee Mules, 2 good Mares,
and several good second hand Mules. ;
Will sell at a bargain as business calls me to other
work. g
N.C.PRICE, !
Unionvillc, N. C. $
Wfyte
House
COFFEE
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Vncle Jiwh ami (lie Honey llee,
Tnilu Time at inmkhr Center, No. 22224, at . S5c
Nwanee Sliore,
Some Day You'll Want Me Back, Xo. 22218, at
I'm Climbing Mountain,
Flouting Down to Cotton Town, Xo. 22240, at . .
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Ttierv'ii a liille crippled
Fellow gone lu lUlliniore, ;
They 4iy to have his let; :
I All Ktialu!iteneil iHit, m
; lie run run nnd play, anil rlimb
l.lml uIiii ami skate ami vnlk
j'Tltonuli getting all timl
jOui. He'll lnt i e to work wine
(Too, Kite; he'll lie wil'lne
Too, mi doubt. You want In help till
UhI I'r.i sure if yon ran ilo notliin
More just write a cherk or
lliiml in lite coin In T. P.
Dillon. IHm't mt il off
AiMitlier day. lie sure you ilon't
forget it! Hut semi the money
Right along you never will regret
II ! When lie realize what the
folks in town hiive done for
Him, he'll nay "tiod hU-ss
You everyone," along with
Tiny Tim. Ami when you look
At your boy, with leu so
Straight ami strong, you'll
Say, i'iu very h)' to
Hate 1ic1;miI the boy along."
Then keep in iniuil that
When on em tli, we ran no longer
Stay, all we rim take with us
I what we've given away.
Do a tiood Turn Daily.
That is one of the most important
rules or the Boy Scouts, and the
week of February 8-14 was celebrated
all over the United Slates as "Good
I '1 urn Week." This was in com
memoration of their tenth anniver
sary in the States. Everybody was
asked to become a Scout for that
ioue week, in so iar as this rule was
concerned. Ixn't it a beautiful idea!
J And why not be that much of a Scout
all the time? All of us could do a
'"Kood turn daily" if we would just
! think of it, and now during the in
' tiueuza epidemic is a good time to
prove our nieitle. Some of our lo
icul Scouts have been doing their pood
! turn by delivering milk for their
I brother Scout, who Is confined to his
i home with On. Here's hoping our
local' organization will be one of the
i best In the Slate.
i We hear so much these days about
; public health work, and it is a great
: thing. Miss Susanna Cocroft, known
Ilo the women of the United Stales
Ins Ihe exponent of good health has
a bill before Congress asking that
'training ramps for women be estab
I lished. If Ibis bill is carried, one
; camp wiil probably be established
i neir Asheville. X. C. Miss Coerofi
I nave a series of lecture in Raleigh
on January 28. 20. und SO, and also
j held a conference with the llaleigh
'club women regarding the Asheville
camp.
The Atlanta woman's club has a
public health committee which Is tak
ing up the work in earnest, with a
viu in iiiiiimvliie the health of At-
; inula women, and eventually the gen
eral health of the community. The
chairman says that "Some women
I think t hut alter tliey reach maturity
'there is no chance for them to im
prove themselves physically or to
; . nieilv defects. They are very much
I l.. niuAVlli tit,. . .....
!m. lined at the club rooms, and were
glv.tt quest ionalres to iill out. At
the end r three months they will
report progress and the one showing
greatest Improvement will win a
,ni.e. We are glad to know that
I'nion county is to have a full time
health officer the present influenza
situation demonstrates the crying
j nee J of ouch nn officer, and if we
had one during the past year, doubt
less many lives would nave oeen
! saved.
Here Is an instructive article I
found in a paper the other day. Ev
ery parent should read it :
"What father and mother do Bets
the standard for the boys and girls.
Th. moral ntiiinsnhprfi which thev. es
pecially the mother, create In Ihe
home, unconsciously innueno iv?
child toward right or wrong. The
Recording Angel himself is not more
observant than the child among us
taking notes. Parents tell tne con-
1he
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When you want a Ford car or a Ford truck, and when you want re
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0
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The Home Over There,
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Come In and hear them at
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MONROE, N. C.
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICK
North Carolina Union County
In the Superior Court Before the
Clerk.
Mrs. F. E. Yarborough and hus
band, J. 'M. Yarborough, vs. Mrs. J. C.
Haywood, Virgle Haywood, Walter
Haywood et al.
The defendant, Walter Haywood,
will lake notice that an action en-
luieu as aouvc na w"
In the Superior Court of Union Conn-1
ty for the sale for partition oi me,
lands of J. C. Haywood, deceased,:
subject to the dower of Mrs. J. C.
Haywood: and the said defendant will i
further take notice that he Is required
to appear before the clerk of the,
Superior Court of Union on Saturday, j
February 28th, IS 20, at the court-!
bouse of said County In Monroe, N.
C.. and answer or demur to the com-1
plaint In said sctlon, or the plaintiffs;
will apply to the court for the relief i
AoA In milrt rnmnlalnt. i
R. W. LEMMOND, C. S. C.
This 28:h day of January, 1920.
Stnck. Parker t Craig, Attys. for
Petitioners.
DR. R. L. PAYNE,
PHYSICIAN AND
SUKtiEON
Office over Union Drug Co.
Telephone 466-J.
DR. P. M. ABERNETHY
VETERINARIAN
Office:
Fowler & Lee Stable
Monroe, N. C.
Phone 308.
Residence Phone 159-J.
venleul lie, and cannot imagine why
their children are not trutntui. m
spite of excellent instruction. They
are Irritable, but when their small
son sulks, they are surprisingly harsh.
They are gloomy and fretful, and then
do not understand why Mary isn't a
little sunbeam.
"Some parents are lazy about train
ing their children. It Is less trouble
to permit the tyrant child to take the
best toy, the biggest piece of cake
or the leading part In the game, than
to Insist on a fair division. It re
quires energy to make the boys in
the backyard stop teasing the dog.
"Sometimes, though rarely, a little
talk from father or mother Is nec
essary. Parents should not shirk the
responsibility through shyness. Most
children respond quickly to an eam-
ao nrwl Intimata annpfll
"Children's lives are broadened and
deepened by religious training, and
they have a right to share In the re
ligious life of the father and mother.
If this Is sincere the children will
not fail to benefit from It. Spiritual
Ideals can be Inculcated also by mu
sic, poetry stories of great men and
women, and best of all by stories
from the Bible. There are many won
derful stories from this Book or
Books which have been retold In sim
ple language for children, or mother
may repeat them herself In her own
Inimitable way. The wise parent will
always remember that the best ser
mon ever preached is a good exam
ple, and will try to supplement any
reading or ethical teaching by a dally
life that Is full of good works."
.
The editor of This, That and the
Other." will be glad to re-e ve con
tributions for this column. Just ad
dress Editor "This, That and the
Other" care the Journal.
NOTH'K OF MOKT(iA;K SALE.
Under and by vlrt io of the power
conferred on me as tru.-ui in n cer
tain deed of trust exe r eu by Waller
Baucom and wife, 3. i. Baueotn. to R.
J. McEwen and sim, on tSe 6th day
of November, 1'Jlti. recorded in the
office of the Itegisu r it Deeds of Un
ion county, Nor.il Carolina, )n book
"A.W.." page li.:t said de-3d ot trust
given to secure the patueui of a cer
tain note of even date, and de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of said note, I will,
on the 2Mth day of February,
1920, at 12 o'clock M., soil at the
courthouse door in Monroe. North
Carolina, at public auction, lor cash,
a one-tenth undivided inte.-e.a In the
following described tract ot land:
Beginning at a rock in the edg- "f
the water at the end of a ledg" of
rock extending across the river at a
shoal and at the head of river (Rocky
River) by some maples, and runs
thence N. 81.25 W. 14 chs., to a rock;
thence N. 76 W. 19 chs., crossing the
Slkes Mill road at 5.15 chs., and at
this point the bearing and distance to
the mill is W. 13 E. 21.50 chs.. to
about the center of the Mill house to
a pine stake Just above the mouth of
hoilow or drain by a cedar, ash and
sweet gum; thence down the various
courses of said rivet 55.28 chs., pass
ing the mill at 26.50 chs., to the be
ginning, and containing fifty-four
acres, more or less. Being the land
conveyed to J. S. and J. A. Baucom
by H. M. Klutts and M. B. Klutts and
A. P. Klutts and being recorded In
book 46 page 135 to which reference
is hereby made.
The sale of the above described
(root f lnnrt In for the DtirDOSe Of
satisfying the provisions of said note.
This the 28th dav or January, iiu.
W. O. LEMMOND. Trustee.
NOTICE. I
Having this day qualified as admin-:
Ifttrntnr nf the late Eleanor Bass, this
is to notify all persons holding claims)
against said Intestate to present inem
to the undersigned on or before th
mth rfv nf Tsnnarv. 1921 or thi no
tice will b pleaded In br cf th'r r-1
coverv. A" prnn ns, to my
Iptoto .-ii' ,-',- nrn:n;t settlement '
i ' -t" posts.
This January 9. 1520. i
J. E. CHANEY.
Adjnr. of Eleanor Bass, deceased
Stack, Parker A Craig, Attys.
Uncle Sam says
of Life Insurance
' That $10,000 is the right amount for the
young man in the army to carry. On this
basis we say the right amount for the young
man out of the army to carry is $5,000. As
you grow older you can take more from
time to time. We can write policies up to
$100,000, but $10,000 will dry many tears.
Death, Debt
and the Sheriff
If your home is mortgaged, thnt is the com
bination your widow would Lave to face
unless you have a life insurance polity suf
ficient to pay off the mortgage.
"Life insurance is the only mint where sym
pathy for the widow is coined into cash."
Investigate our famous "Carolina Special"
Policy.
GORDON Sm CO.
State Agents
PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Monroe, N. C.