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THE MO ROE JOCRXAL, JTESDAT, APRIL tO, 1 WO.
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THE MOXROE JOURNAL
JOHN BEASLET. Editor.
PutObthrd Each TwUjr and Friday.
Telehoue No. 19.
A notice to discontinue The Journal
la unnecessary, as we understand that
you do not want the paper when you
do not renew your subscription.
Tl'KslKIY, AI'KIL UW.
MB. 1JE1VIE'S KMHIIISEMENT
The endorsement for Judge of the
Supreme Court to succeed Judse
Brown, who will retire, given to Hon.
SOME OK THE IXTERKSTIXU
SIGHTS VV CHABLKSTOX
The Magnolia Uardeii Are u the
(ireale! Attraction to Traveler
Owner Was Odered Three Million
Ifcdlani Fit Tltetn.
To the Editor of The Journal:
You perhaps have heard the story of
the little boy hoe father carried
him to town for the first time. "Well,
pa." he' said, "if the world is as big
the other way as it Is this it ho is
a big place."
The other day In company with two
sisters and a little sirl this writer
boarded the train at 1'atrland for a
visit to Charlristuii. S. C. tat which
place I am writing thisi. It is al
ii. B. Redwine by the Monroe bar was j wavs interesting to watch the folks
lou a train, the dint-rent types, tor
I instance. There is the brisk mid-
well-deserved. Mr. Redwlne is the
finest tjpe of citizen, well versed in
law. level-headed, and Hs.-esses an
ule a ted business man who can't sit
sti'.l but must hunt up some other
abundance of good common sense, fellow to talk to and how thfy
He would make an ideal JmUe. ai ti ' there is the self
... , . . , hd older man who looks as u
would rellect credit on the bench. 0ld ., Wl, verv good lo hil!, alld
The Journal hopes that Mr. Tied-1 ne js Very much pleaded with hurt
nine will see fit lo make the race, teif and everybody else. There, too.
North Carolinians, if thev wish to huiry.ns woman callins back.
' , . , "Cood-bxe Sue. As she htistlrs in
maintain a beneh in keeping with lheWIh am, tlumlu.Si m, InPrt
dipnitv of the past could secure no are awajS the restUss youiis people,
man more competent, or better fitted ! Yes. if you want to see ease and rest
for the place, than Mr. Kedwlne. fulness in the human lace never look
i for it in a youiis one. Oil. the lolks
! how we like to see them even though
Another Solution if Tree I'rohlem. I they ate strung is. All of us travel-
To the Kiliior of The Jouriial:-
I see that Novus Homo has worked
the tree problem. I have been wait
ing for some time to see some one
several years ago and refused the of
fer. They are in bloom and opened
to visitors abvut :.x week during tha
pr!!ig when about live or six thou
sand tourists visit them. On last
Sunday there were eleven hundred
people in them during the day. Of
course admission is charged. They
are very beautiful and worth a trip
to see.
Among the things of interest her
is an old time church, St. Andrews
Parish, built in lTi'S. Tha building
material was brought here from Eng
land. The carved parts of the deco
rations inside was all done by hand.
It h no longer used for service, hut
is a very beautiful spot. YYt r.lso
visited St. Mu-heal church where
George Washington worshipped while
4it.il mi! this city. The pew he ut
in is kept locked but one can see it.
The French lliigenot church Is Inter
esting. It is the only one In America.
Well, a city is a fine place to visit
and all that, but 1 reckon I wasn't
made for city life. Law me. I don't
want o live where folks have to be
invited to your funeral. An so to tne
there is no place like the wind-swept
hills of home.
The sisters who came with me are
Mrs. K. M. Artiistroui: and Miss Leon a
Jones and my little Ku'h. I leave for
home to-day Home where the flow
ers are bloom:ug now in the yard
and the birds are calling in the old
apple trees. I want to so back there
and live among the folks I know and
who know me and hear the bark of
a dog on a neighbor's farm and the
THE BIGGEST VALUES OFFERED IN NORTH CAROLINA TODAY
SHIRT WAIST SALE
1 OUT OF THE HIGH COST DISTRICT -
, SEE THESE WONDERFUL SUMMER CREATIONS
W ON THE VERY PINNACLE OF THE WORLD'S FASHJONS-INSPIR-
$ im in uuakm AND BEAUTY ARE THESE MARVELS OF DESIGNS.
unhroidtTicd Iteorgette m Cream,
Pink and White, convertible collar,
pin tucks. $4.00 value at $1.98.
Enibruideried Georgette, Beaded,
in two tone, hand-made button holes,
3.."i0 value, sale price $0.00. Oopen,
Tan, Pink, Flesh, Black and White.
n
ti
Georgette, Venue lace, trimni.i.
to judge its true worth it must be
seen. $12.50 values, from1 $7.50 to
$10.00. Assorted shades.
C'repCHle-Chiiie, a int.de! of capti
vating style, fine fluting cuffs and
front pleat, assorted colors, $4.48 to
uug. going some ..-. , ., . .. , ,, o. Wnil,,,w-Will ill distant
from some where, moving '" "J-1 W0(lt!s nlghi fall Home love
'.. . ... i i .1,! dwells where the heart is. There
well, uie iukiu was uaiiv uu un
I ifin't nnv tilntv in nil ti-nrlit likA 1
oner a solution 01 n. mu .novus hoiiio ( me water pans oi me m-ams n-rmru am nflv j( evpr be f0 j;jIla y pun.
was the only man wtn cared to tao-.to have been tinned bottom side up-1 (j,I.l)(lr'(" Charleston. S. C. April 14.
same, our hum hod of arriving at the the way. We had to change trains
answer was ditfereut. and for his twice and got hire about midnight,
benefit, as well as others w ho might j We turned and twisted and rolled up
be interested, 1 herewith present my : coats and Hied to sleep wish heads
solution of it: I.av your square down I on the arms of i lie seats and won
and drive a nail at each corner of dered how Jacob could dream about
it. one at 10 inches which is one- heaven wiih his head on a stone. It
fourth of forty. Then lake a string seemed to us that if we could have
and tie
apart, which is one-fourth of 1U0. in the o I'osite d.rection
the length of the tree. Hang one
end over each nail, and si retell your full of historical interests but the
string. It will reach to 1(H2 inches, ' best thing to be seen lure Is the won
which is one-fourth of 42 indies, the !-'it'ul. palpitating, restless sea. Al
width of the stump. Now the length ways grand and glorious with a
of the top is 5S leet. Add 42 IVet, beamy all i's own that draws and
length of tree, and ou get il;t. total, 'hold. tme. I had seen the ocean be-
whjeh. :s 100. ! fore bi:t i' Is rt thin
How (ieneral lf .Managed Strike of
Students. , '
Shaking of the uprising on Sun-' i
day of the Clemson collepe students
against the authority of the institu-
lion, a citizen of Newberry on Frl-
day recalled the action of General
K'nliert V l.eo under somewhat sim- I
loop in each end 25 inches 1 dreamed at all it would have bteii'iar rimiinsianees when the general
u ns tnesiilHitl nf Washington college, i ,
Charleston is a tine old town ami i.,.Xington. Va.
It had been the custom of the co!-
Kxtra Heavy Gwrgette, real filet
Trimmed, a waist to please the woni-
A an of exclusive taste. .Decided value
S $15.00 t. $10.00. Ctpen, Pink, Blue,
y Blaek, Flesh.
Crepe-de-Chine, of unexcelled
'quality, convertible collars, ipay be
liatl in White, Flesh, Navv, Ctlpcn,
Blue. $:i.5() to $8.50.
"Fuigi" Japanese Crepe, notable
fr its wear and laundering possibil
ities, a splendid value, $2.50 to $4.00.
Jiist to keep the fun
here is ! Ui'os o.
lege to give a week's holiday at
Christmas: but for some reasoi: a
good reason, no doubt the fao.tllv
decided that year. to Kive Christina?
dav onlv. The students petitioned fnr
die never jtio entire week, and were refused.
I The n'lideiits decided lo have it any
way. A paper was urawn up oy tne
another nrohlem: Take .1 one-inch Si rJav morning found us in L ita
bit and bore a hole an inch suitare. del Siiuare church where we heard lenders among themselves 1101 to at
It ran he dime. 11. A. How. i;. f. L, !'.:v l'autous I'r. A. C. hion who for ,td lulnulons during Chrishva?
0. 4, llwkinghnui, X. C. ten Km we occupied the Simr- v.e.k. The news was carried to the
lyi oiis tabernacle in Loudon. president and the boys were lit re-
N V! o.:iiie Ity Mioinkt. j The cnatest attraction to visitors billion ;iol were siiiiiim the pledge.
Monroe Uoute 8. April 1!'.-- Farm- in Chat lesion now is the Magnolia 'c ncr.U Lee's roily uns:
its nro very much behind in t In if Hardens. These cover about fifteen j "Kverv student w !:u puis his name
work on account of the coniiuued vvei 'slrre.-- of land in the Ashley r!vr out- ', ,un t'dedpe will be sent home. If
weather. No seed has been planted side of the cl'y, The land was Riven ! rven aiueVnt lu the college signs the
In t!i!s seel ion lh.it your correspond- by tile king to Astra Dray ton who was t pi,. d'ge every student In the College
ent knows of. Mr. Sam S'.ieks is ( gov e: nar of the Culoui.s. lie laid will he s.n''; and lli"n I will lock
very ill w ith influenza. Mr. J. IL ilum mit and plained them In won- w ,oors of the insi !t uf ion and turn
Lane;, is siiliering with a sprained an- derful hlonining shrubs, many of the keys over the board of trustees."
kle. Mr. I). .1. Melton Is badly ill w liich arc Apellus imported from Aus- That brought lite young men to
froin the effects of a dos. el' Iodine, tialia. He died in ltiTl and i buried their senses. The paper was deslroy
whicli he took by mistake. Mr. in a stone vault in the gardens. They , ,., by the students. There was no
Vance Laney has bought two pure- are now owned by a d scendent ol '.holiday except Christmas day, and
bred Jersey heifers ami will fry to Ills, Mrs. Julia Hasty. She was of- nobodv went home. Newberry Ob
Improve his held. IVtvd three tnillion dollars for them server!
CreiHMle-Chine, jiju tucked, front
fine pleated, frill trimmed, exquisite
quality and workmanship, $4 to $3.50
Voile Waists, special counter, at
prices never lefore duplicated, even
before high cost of living, you will
like them, from 98e up.
Camisoles in Pink, Blue, Lavcn
da, every conceivable shade, heavilv
embrtiideried and trimmed. You
cannot pass them by.
The very latest in Tricolette Blouses.
Beautifully Embroideried in attrac ti,ve design. The woman of discrimina
lion will want this Mouse. To be fullvaimrecintod it must
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g OUR STOCK IS SQ IMMENSE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE -TO ENUMERATE
g STYLES AND PRICES, HOWEVER, THERE IS A $5,000 STOCK THAT
g IS GOING TO BE SOLD. WAIT FOR THIS SALE ANDSAVE ENOUGH
S TO PURCHASE TWO WAISTS IN PLACE OF ONE ELSEWHERE
S AT PRICES OF THESE WAISTS, NONE WILL BE CHARGED OR
SENT ON APPROVAL, THE .SACRIFICE IS TOO GREAT AND
W 55??S T0? aSMALL TO ADMIT' 0F CHARGE, EXCHANGE OR AP
PROVAL. SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st.
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