The Monroe journal. [volume], April 27, 1920, Image 8

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Have ii Mxt: Alfalfa, AKikr I lover. White iHitett Ckwer,
Jujutin timer. Tliiuthy, Orrlianl Kentucky Blue UnM,
Tall ir, Kje l.ra , SikUu tin. Cow IVma,
f Velvet Ik-ana, S-r.l I'unn, .Millrt. Hape, Vetch,
smxliuni, lMure and Lawn MM""" All mtiI iu ia-n.
HEADQUARTERS
F. B.ASHCRAFT
FOR SEED
SHO NUF
We have t!u iiui; !!ei fur her wajr.-ty the q-u-en of ih ho::ie. Via
Stick liuMiii, Koili.iR Pin ant Mi. J: M.vle Vases.
The Aluiuiuuui War ha arrived, the kind Mat is guaranteed to :.
and we Kuarantoe to o tor twe.ity lo-is j-'ars. In other word the
Kt to be luid in Aluminum.
J ist t,.,vt,-.'. a .-uiri'"'i't of Or.. ko'v .-nj C!a-'ar that ill Inter
est uu.
CROWELLAS VARIETY STORE,
Tin- Mre ti.xxN We Sell Tli.' M ' "' We I"".
Ida v Pickford m 'HEART 0 THE HILLS"
Su...td Theatre Wednesday and Thursday
COURT CALENDAR
KMt MVV I t RM. lMil.
HON. T. IS. I IMH, Jiiiic.'.
MOMIVV. MAY 3rd.
Si! Kdwin CutlilHTtaon vs. Dan W. TomWrtin S. & V.
4 W'.'O. I I.. A. Thompson, t al. v. Daniel Starnej, et al U. & S
79- S. P. & C .'.Henry r. Spoors v. Tallassee Tower Co ..Sikes
Iff - 3. P. & C, & T. V. A...M. U Sinclair v. American Ry. Exp. Ca-Harrell
51- S. & P Ella Mcheod vs. Jan. Starnes. et al Slkei
gij s. P. & C R- Vf. Duster v. Klr8t Natir,n;vJ Bank.. v- ..Sikeg
P. & C J- M. Harkey v Anle Harkey Sikes, W. 0. L.
73 A. 0. U C. N. Simpson vs. F. .M Fracum, et l S. P. & C.
77- S. P. & C ..Perry Mill Co. vs. Mecklenhurk Lumber Co
U S. D.- -S. P. & C Cylde Broom vs Glennie Broom -
W3 rf. D.--Vann.. E. D. Starnes vs. Mattie Starnes.. --
S3 3. D.- Sikes Nancy P. Owen vs. David Owen
TTKSll lY, MAY 4th.
lo:- S. T. & C United Ca-sh Store Co. vs. V. F. Brantley Sikes
,0l K. W. Doster vs. G. L. McManust al ..Sikes
71 S D.-S. P. : C W. Doster vs. J. M. Nivm. et al Sikes
S2 i?! D. R..'- - Winlield B.nhanan vs. Rosser Wolfe Sikes
j,- s D. F. F. L J.'F. Gettis vs. The lcemorlee Cotton Mills Sikes
SJ S D S P kC The City of Monroe vs. The Hniiston-Heath Realty Co..
et al Sikes
36 S. D. V., S. P. & C Essie A. Price vs. A. E. Woltz
WKDNF.MlAY, MAY Sttu
07 g. D. Vann Ed PridKen. ct al. vs. Sample Houston
1i)2 S. D. Sikes W. E. l Williams vs Wm. Copenhaver, et at..
MOTlOX 10('KET.
e V Jane H. Hates vs. S. H. Bracey S. P. & C Sikes
11 Sikes A. C. Heath, et al vs. J. H. Starnesl et a.
28 S. P. & C H. M. Neal vs. E. G. Fletcher Sikes
31 .. F. W. Garland, et al vs. W. S. Blakeney, Trustee.-S. P. & Sikes
35 S. P. & C R. W. Williams. Admr. vs. The Tallassee Power Co.Sikes
5 Sikes D. E.. Sherrln vs. R. K. Orr W. 0. L.
6 Sikes.. ..Monroe and Imp. Co. v Hull. Hargett & Co., et al
61 R ...Eher Holms vs. Henry Vow --V.
8 ..Broom-Boyte Lumber Co. vs. Felix R. Moore ..Sikes k V.
Parties and witnessea need not attend court until the day set for the
trial of the case In which they are parties or witnesses.
R. W. LEMMOND, Clerk of Court.
JORDAN TO SPEAK ON
"BACK TOTHE FARM"
Chautauqua Audiences Win Hear
Masterly Address. i
Lteturer Aims to Help Solve, the
Great Question of "Where (hall
We Get Enough to Eat!"
lln. Cha. O. Jtinlan will dlscuiw
at the Redpath I'hiiutuuiiua here, one
f the Meurat pr.'ll.'nis In the world
Wliire Shall We Get Knouph to EatT
Mr. Jordan ets fonh clearly the
ImiNirtanoe of the farm and the farm-'
r lu present-day life. He shows tlim
the best Interesr of the fanner are
Special Noticejr
toe cent a wora each Insertion.
FOR SALE A fresh Jersey cow. W.
H. Goodwin. I'nionville Route 1.
NTRV HAMS I am the busuent
di aler and ran pay you more. Bring
all the hams you can this week.
S. R. Doster.
WANTED Room and board with
private faniilv by couple without
children. Address H .P. G., Box
337 City.
Ft 'It KENT House aud lot near
churches, stores aud railroad. For
further particulars see I). T. Ald
ridge at Bivens Bros. Monroe. NC.
Mi j
Y'OK SALE One fresh Milk Cow.
J. M. House. Matthews lit. 2b.
FUR THE NEXT WEEK I am In the
market for 1.000 dozen pkks and
."ut chickens. S. R. Doster.
FOR RENT Furnished room; bath,
hot and cold water. Phone 80-R.
FOR RENT Six room house on West
Franklin Street, water aud lichts.
W. J. Rudjre.
PLANTS We now have for Imme
diate delivery 10.000 eabbace and
13.000 Porto Rico potato plants.
Co-Operative Mercantile Co.
HON. CHARLES G. JORDAN.
also the best Interests of the city res
ilient, utid lie points out the Rrnve
dimmer result In? from the abandon
ment of tlio farm by the young man
ntid woman of today.
Mr. .Ionian knows what be Is talk
ing uliotit when he talks about firrtn
Ing. for he has uiade a bit; success a
a farmer.
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SOFT LIGHT; NOT DIM LIGHT
To have plenty of light without unnecessary
brightnesuse white Mazda lamps. The tipless,
white-glass bulb softens the light without dim
ming it. The ideal lamp for the home. Five in a
Blue Convenience Carton.
Monroe Hardware Company
TELEPHONE NO. 11
Stimulant. FuIm' and True,
tl'r. C. W. SALEEBY. in The Con
temporary Review.)
If alcohol be a poison, why do peo
ple drink it? Certainly not In order
to be poisoned. They drink It lu the
natural, leuitiniate, universal, eternal
pursuit of huppiness. A narcotic drug
which olditerates sensations of , or
ganic discomfort, fatigue, malaise.
and even higher functions, such as
anxiety and reret. promises a short
cut to what we all desire. It endows
us with a fallacious sense of well
being, a factitious, brief aud costly
bienetre. which it alone can restore
when we return to earth. We find
ourselves dull company, and it makes
us forget ourselves. This is the fun
damental reason why men drink al
cvltol. "Let us see what It is." said
Johnson, the tea drinker, to Iloswell
at Inverary, "that makes a Scotsman
happy," and they experimented "With
whiskey accordingly. To publish the
tovlcologicat truths, that this alco
holic euphoria Is humbug, that the
seeming stimulant is a narcotic, that
its services are spurious, is in Itself
a public service and a blow at the
mocker's prestige. If
alcohol really rendered the services
it seems to render. It would indeed
be what (not by Solomon) it was
named the aqua vitae. And if we
desire to defeat it, as Indeed an aqua
mortis rather than an aqua vita, we
must supply the realities of which
it is the simulacrum. Air aud light
and light and good food, real phar
macological stimulants such as tea
and coffee, good company, recreation
and diversion, and delight such as
music furnishes, and the modern art
of the cinema. In conjunction with
music the supply of these is part of
the scientific control of alcoholism.
In Justice to the pioneers of temper
ance, who were fundamentally right
all the time and whom it would be
contemptible to forget to-day, let us
remember that they have alwas rec
ognized the value of "counter-attractions."
But only since 1915 in Great
Britain has the provision of the real
stimulants which alcohol stimulates,
stimulants both physical and psycht-
jcai, Decome ine oo pom ui me
'State.
The hygienic objection to alcohol la
not that for a time It makes people
happy; nor that other people make
; huge fortunes out of it; nor evvu that
It may be preferred to religion as a
means to euphoria. The bgeiiic ob-
fivtlnn lo It la th.H h:ilivr else
it may or may not be, it is certainly
a poison as we recognize when we,
use the term intoxicated, whtcn
means poisoned.
FOR SAtE Several fresh milch
rows. R. E. Robinson, Waxhaw,
. Route 5.
FOR SALE Saw mill outfit in good
condition; twenty horse boiler en
gine; cable drive. Also good staud
of timber one mile from Pageland.
SC. See either R. E. Robinson,
Waxhaw. Rt. 5 or A. C. Robinson
at Pageland.
FOR SALE Twenty-five h. p. engine,
boiler and raw mill, all in fine run
ning shape. Will sell at a bargain.
W. I). Starnes. Waxhaw Route 2.
WANTED You to phone nie f-r
can of Surprise Cooffee today.
Lee Griffin.
WANTED You to know Surprise
Coffee Is a particular coffee for par
ticular folks. Be particular use
Surprise. 'Monroe Union Mercan
tile Company.
FOR SALE Lot of nice loose hay.
R. Redfearn.
WANTED You to know how good
Surprise Coffee is. Order a can to
day. Lee Griffin.
We BUY", raise, and sell fur-bearln
rahblrs and other fur-bearing ani
mals. Place your order with us.
and list whatever stock you have
with us, stating lowest flat prices
on large shipments. Address 515
617 N. P. Ave., Fargo. N. D. Ref
erences: Scandinavian - American
Bank. Fargo National Bank, Fargo,
N. Dak.
FOR SALE W. J. Rudge residence
on Everette street. Nine rooms;
bath and sun parlor.
Miiramli'iH finite High
A single wolf has been known to
kill in six months 156 hqad of cattle
.valued at five thousand dollars. In
the Spring of 11)19 a mountain lion
wr.s killed in Wyoming which m one
month destroyed a thoitsan.l I'oliars
worth of live.-tock. In less three
months six coyotes slew 3 Oi. i-lieep in
Texas, valued at thirty-two mmdri'd
dollars. '
Thev live hUh. th.?c marauders of
the Western range. A yearly esti
mate of the loss In New Mexico show
ed that three per cent of the rattle,
or thirty-four thousand head! and
one hundred and 'sixty-five thousand
sheep had gone to feed predatory 'anl-)
mals. This means some twenty mil
lion dollars worth of livestock. Re
member also thatr before poisoning
campaigns were planned, rodents, '
such as prairie dogs, squirrels and chantauott Week Here May t to .
iuuuhv tv uiiv iiunuivti auu in i y mil-
1 mgemEgmsssi m
Redpath
Chautauqua
7 BIG DAYS
Ifj Attractions 1 J
I y including J
FAMOUS GILBERT AND
SULLIVAN LIGHT OPERA
"PINAFORE"
Special Scenic and Light
fog Effects
RoIEckiif Comedy Sactess
"Nothing Bat
The Truth"
New York Cast
SIBIL
Sammis Singers
Louise Stalling
Lyric Meizo-Soprano
a
m
NEW YORK
Opera Singers
SWISS
Singers and Yodlers
William Company
7 GREAT LECTURES ON
TKEYTBEKES
7 BIG DAYS
SEASON TICKETS $2.7
Pttu 10 Tax
IS
Monroe Maikrt
Rowd?n Jfctton 44 j
Short cotton 41
Hams 28-35.
Egr J7 1
Hens 75-1.03!
Irish potatoes S.5A
Young rbirkens (5-75
Butter L. 30-40
For Register of lHfl.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as Register of
Deeds subject to the action of the
Democratic primary. M. C. Long.
For lYaMvutiiig Altorwy.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as Prosecuting
Attorney, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary. Juliau C.
Brooks.
I am always for the man who
wishes ro work. Abraham Lincoln.
It Is the easiest thing In the world
for a man to deceive himself.--Benjamin
Franklin.
."Every question has two sides. AJ
waya bear both."
lion dollars worth of food crops and national food supply. The Nation's
the depredations of house rats, even. Business.
hundred million dollars. What a hole' The reward of a thing well dore
eten the email animals gnaw In the la to have done It. Emerson.
Adapted from Geo. McManus'
BRINGING UP FATHER
Newspaper Comics
Pastime Theatre
FRIDAY, APRIL 30th.
"BRINGING UP FATHER"
. "JIGGS IN SOCIETY"
ADMISSION 10 & 20c
sB
MP
Rollicking
Comedy Success
tlmgbuttlleTrutll,,
. , New York Cast .
A plot so .full of amusing
complications and sur
prises that it is one con
stant gale of merriment
from first to last
The story of
24 hours of veracity
on a wager
6th Night
Season Tickets $2.75 Pitts 10 Tax
Redpath Chautauqua
Just One of 15 Big Attractions
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Chautauqua Week Here May 1 to" May 8
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