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TKT MONROE JOIUWI. FRIDAY. JWVARY 7. 1921.
EIGHT PAGES
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The Musical Gem
it
It's here rilit in cur st re ready
to p!.;v t:f you the latent songs.dances,
and . perati,; nloctions. Cowx in and
get ,i cl;e-up of the Columbia
G:J. :hLi. Her i: played listen to
its t ::e a:: J see how tlie t'whsrve
Co!u,..ri Xm Si-t Juxxutx iVr
operate. Nothing to .r.ove or et or
measure. Jut vt:.rt the Gr.:for...!a,
ind it p!ys and srops it-clf.
lie sure to call and li.-vn to
this musical gem the Columbia
Gijfunola.
Rudg'e Co.
The Honor I'.oti.
T! e 'IVw
Mlllll "O
ii.wii u i.ti:s hm: or its
l.ll "i:i.lit K" l'I.Al.lis
L.VI m-:hm1 ,:':, l:..t tin sio..i.r
f'.ii ( ; 'U' I 'i it l 'i ler:
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Tit- ., . i :;,!!. K. i.ri Si:!','- Ml.
Iilh:,i :' (,;.-. V .'son .;: lin. II'"
1 M'tolk. , i;;:.-:.ic H l..!."s.n.
fcrvm S:a- K. J: . i. 1 ; . . ' - l li l';c.
l.an . I Few it-r. I C-i -vl .t : . . Flare:
"W'tli.-n.. .r,ni;.i G rat .. and
:? .ml grad-.- Klu.tiKi i l.'d
vine, Martha Wavier, Uetsy Lit" Sikes.
Iaiv Alice l.unu', Pick Let', Jan
Claik. ilclen Cuiiiiii,-ha:ii, Elizabeth
Cii'lui. Ma 'mo I ilii.-on. Small I rIon.
Ch.ul'ite Houston, ileaih How
" il''t Lee, Enicst Pi; ler. Herman
5': "P '.ii t, Margaret Kennedy, Henriei
ti Red. aiti. Lorraine stack, Frances
SSin'i. Mhuiiu William, and h" ia iu
lu'id gtadi .--Ad.-K.ie Fou ler,
VI: 'I: Ciot'otth, Helen Hillson, Neil
5!(r!:.iii. Thomas .Vi'.sl. Maximo S' ov
ale, .-.in I'.uker. Lillian Wan on,
S'hd:!;. Wcaw!', ,!ai.:, Asliriali, Man
r..a ;J.-:-ti':i, .M.i.y Ooin-laml,
!,: ...!' K:,.'!is:i. .In'.n I'ull.'iiw Hh r,
X :'' Ol i " Fa!'- tr.vi.lvr, Siaiiii
Jl.ii 1, ; a- U-o'i, Ma 1 fare-,
h-ci.' :.m'. cti..: -1 I. '-. Mai ..n
i.'.l liin Viii'x :..(!), Mary
KitK 1. X:.-n ..r...y. 1. ,:!)) I.t c.
Fi'i:1 ' !i -! . -- Kav-rin- WW
lia.v.j. I., wis lli'Uii-. Kda:.t 'rw,
C. n 1 I; V,. K'..i.i: -t-i M.i'.-i OaM-Ma;-y
h :rj;k:i-r. M..i.i-
ro! ll''!Sl'-rM.!.. I'l'.i.l i.-Ko !,
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Jj I.1 . Maui!. r. A!.:.i aol 'v.
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tf. ' n. K-'-vt St ..! l.r;- Srall and
1'ir.. ; V..i:a.
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Vi . ' r, Ma:-y Ki.i..- 0!.u k. fhi It 1.1
Holi.i "'''i', L'd.-- l-'u'i", K -aa Mivnin,
A. ;. Mi NV. 1. , r.v!l M.....-:i.i. !. Win
TU i;...!. V ;i . : li i"!. Mary
3Fr..! ri Ia-iiitu I. HF !,i V.'r.iy. '
Ail!.,-- To ii'.i.-.r. J..iin!i'. i.:iO-an,!
Tll'd :a Williii'i. li ! :; A'i .t n
AlaK '.iii.'ir.
''Mil:''i urrd--.- Ka:'i' r-ividy,
A:ii.'.- Leu.-.' (' .! Iv,.-!!, s h,,-i
y' : - 1 i a N ,1. I."'i.c :!; ai.il
K1 :i i- St veils.
Kr.a'li '.Tiuli'. - -lam ; -a Aiid"rs)n,
Oli-c Ani'llt ld. S.i 1 i'.i Acacia!!. Kd-ri'i-
ll.i-.is'on. Oi'-cm .-. 1 . !ii-y, ('l.a.l.s
I'liil.r. Ciiarl' U't-avi K u 'ici ia
Kvl" il-'if'-art. avl J!.i-jjar.'i ltirn
Si'.te?.
i-rad.-.- )::;. i ,;'p 1", i'l'.t-
!:'dwint ' ,. . (' ut-. ivid
Clai'.ncc HoubKiii.
Tt'inl! erado. Glare WML.tih n ut
Ola O011t1.ll.
KlfVfiiMi j.rad Ji -.- U Harper
ItiTWi'. Oliri.-li-ic Ciii.'.ni!,
iin. H. ii.i All-'ii Unas:.!!'. Marv Danc
lar.y, and Mildr.-d IMyl.'r.
No:-'h Mcnro Us Hill. F.l
Fai!li::i"t, Kr-Mirili L-iiuiioiul. Tl.er
Inuri I.i't;:in. Toinmi Fri')in. Kllic
IUiwer?, W'illard H'-Iiiih. Pauline
Trull, 0 rover Hyruin. Htroid Oook.
V.'ii Frriruson. Frank H' lir.H, Brnx
t'.n Heh,., Winrtrd Ilelwn, Roy;
IIpI:h, 'iini'? HpIniB. OJcNxa Holms.
Nellie Oc in, S.irah Hareelt, Mary.
Ire Prlvctt, Johnnie Hi!!, nd Lee
tjhuman.
,1 (li ihk.
In' was
!';:li- lie
1. -l.l ;
n! ir:i !
'Ye orten find faitlt with pimple
v'h'"ii we should '"xiond i!iin o-ir
rynpalhy ipstfad. It's a hard irmtn-r
to And lirains in a head if God ,Al
tntsrhly didi't p"t. any Oieve.
A-blK head cftcri fhidt'T fiuall
IdcaJi.
ArrWnis ftie jio.more a matter f)t
It' I'Tk t,'", good fortune i: a nia'.ter",
of pond luck. I
Kailit.mU M( ae I'toto lion
To tho F.liior ol' Th Journal:
S,.iM,. wcll-mealiiiii: ifO;I are rtlti
'isin? for arresting: so many ho
I'oes. and I would he reatly otiliRed
ii' vi. 11 will allow me spafe to uive
I a Mil-nad's .iil. of ihi-i (ieslii)ii.
First, contrary to peneral iniiues
v.:i. I do not arrest all "noLoes;" in
I 'll. I i'"i'ji.' more than I i.uiiot . II'
a man has a uood faep. has done
iioilvir: 1111 ro than steal a tide, and
II 'i. ises io move on he is seldom
hailed ii. t o the oourtn. It is the
vii inii' type i f -hclio.s " of the kind
vl o draw tuns on the train news,
st al treitlu, and hinder the opera
!'i,n or the tiains liy applying the
air I'.akes when ihey wish to slop
ni -., little place, that tho officers
arrest. We can usually shirt the bad
fri.m ihe pood; although it is true
Him v occasionally indict a man
who is really -down and out." and
has done nothing more than steal a
tide. To err i but human, and we
cfiice s do not pretend to be more
perfect in this renpect than the aver
S'.I, citizen.
Only a few niKhts ao sioine hoboes
uncoupled a train at the Richaidson
creek trentle, thus endaniwrlnir the
lives of the traingmen, and causing a
lns of much time, 'ot lonn avo two
trains werP held ui at Wingate for
over an hour on account of a "hobo"
trlik. and car robberies are frequent.
The railroad must have protection
from thesp vandal, and Hip only way
to put a Mop to them u a road "cn-i.v.,,..-
t. T. KOniNSO.N. Spnlionrd-Orn-.e;
.
J. v. Alsrt i: i.ks
AriMiri' Ai' kouueu
i'tmiiiiuetl inuii !(; 1.
Bailry, Nannie Lee Loug. Uoyd
Sun. Farl Hallnuin. Seltua Ste-
Sirth grade Kathleen Newsome.
fvenlh trade. None.
E.fctot grade. lUrry Bivens, llu
kell Uivent, Crawiord Brewer, lnet
Orreu, James Green. Jeaa Hallmau.
L'unk-e Holmes, Martha Sieyutl, Kate
Swanuer.
Nmth Grade. Shellie Bennett,
Ut-rtha Bryant. Ntil Burns. G.'oria
Ot-au, Vera Leonard. Margie Marth.
'iVnth grade. Kuwiu Gritfla, Hal
Maish. hiie I'hife:
KU'Vi-n;n grade. Kate Morgan.
t.'ini:; H.Iiciiy Austin. Who Can
"I !i:l-it" aiijuii.', lljuU o
I lie ( oiinli j .
iF:niii t.e Wahaw Knli'i pi i.-e. 1
'I II.' news that Mr. i; ; u i. i,en
Au.-:.:i h.'s inuv.ii Ins revhi.-inv trian
W'al..,v Ins !.; Homy Collins and
o'.li. , s i.f his guild i-uairades about
town i:i e-y low spirits. Oar bt-sl '
M'tliaik player and the jollier yoiinit 1
ihi'P in 1 he bunch has cone," mourn-'
d Mr. Collin-. "Hut it's all riiilit," j
he added, bi.niiu r.ing up just a Utile, j
"i'-ir ty Oie 1 ,ue he keeps them tip al 1
Flint Uidue lor u lew ni-hts t.ll laid-!
niirln pl.1yi1.-4 M-thack. thev'll hustle;
him hack to town to live." Mr. Col
li. is may prove a jjood prophet or not.
Folks are willing to put up wiih a lot
to have Deltej TV." as the boys cull
him, around. Wherever and with
whosover he Is, he's always "the hia
i.est boy in so .tool." OelJeiry'g per-1
-or.al power is well illusi rated by a
stiiiy ol' the civil war thai he fells
hiiiLself. Alone toward the last of
'lie unpleasant episode between the ;
slates, i;"iier,il Leu hail, on one 001 a-
. i.'ii. ,v.-n omIi-is to the command in
Iii. h Mr. An, tin was. t doahl.'
','iii k a whole day. vti.h special or
l"!s Ilia' any man who dropped out
0:' l;n to 01 a drink oi vv.u. r should
') shot o.t oi.oe. Atler he had mar. li
ed and sufiereil most cf tit.- day, Mr.
Au-li.i ileoided he would droii out 'or'
L'.t shot, and end the misery
eiidm itii;. .liit about the 1
was ill Hiking his t bird can- 1
11 a ele.iv, ruiii.inj: b'ook. h:s
drove up. hi.- 1 mi-i ision In-
!ii tin-,- that Mr. Ans, n vv;is t.ik.m.'!
In 1 1 -' ill ink of wat. r. "Iteiierry" 1
l it e- ated the (-.ilo iel's r. 1 nil k wdh '
a h a y I'ldon county joke, and t'ie
' olor.'d. ev id nil.,- d-c'; l.nt that it !
oiiid ni 111 tin- moral" i.f the whole I
i' -.lpe,t to shiiol its ,est joker, rode;
o:'f wiil'.oiit a word. I i. liei ry" is I
oii'v eichty-six, a'o! ten inn younger ,
1.1; i.liy . very day. He has a stuliit-'.n-
1 i...ilonL.' 10 any comer to 'oiit-l
-11 " him in a name of m ih-aek. w hich ;
the lew 1 hat .have heretofore accepted
ad'.i-e all others to let alone.
I KNTHAL METHODIST CHI li. II j
During January group meetiiu 1
are bemK held in all of the Disiri.lsi
of the Conference. 1 renaratorv to t!ie j
Kducational Campaign. The meet-j
ins for the Charlotte District will be;
held here on January Ht!l. UUnop J
Oariinsitoa. lr. T. F. Marr. the Con-,
tereiu-e Secretary, and Dr. W. V. Cew j
of Trinity College will be present. j
! Bishop Darlington will remain in 1
? Monroe irom Friday, ihe 14th, i ntil !
! Sunday and will pieaih for us uu-1
I day. 1'Ians are Peng made by vhiclt
' ihe whole church will have the pleas- j
'uie of hearing the Bishop an 1 n.eei
' inc him also.
j The watch ni-ht service was not
,' only well attended hut was an n.jay-:
I utile uud heip.ul mcasion. The ;.ri
i i-us intete.-ts of the Church Here v.ell I
; pr.eat. u ana tne ocuu Hour aa
txveiler.tl.v taken cue of by the C"in
; lini tee in cluir-e.
! The Weaver Hi.Uthoa Class have
ia.'pinted ciuimit tees who are ai work J
; lookini; 10 teiiew.ii jei.viiv on . ue
ipait of that eve'.l' al tody of iuk
women. Mi.-s Uelacca Staek. t ie
i'le.-ideii; of the clasa. is carne :ly
:u -pi;;,, that the iioiubciis will all be
pus'iit tii'M S.iaday al Sum. ay
school.
! Work in t!ie to w Sunday School
i'ooi.is ar.d r.irsona :e are movi.is
rapidly, our people should see whit
, is b. ins done 111 the way of huildiiis;.
D c. ill make ihem rejaiee in th.-.r
. Imi.h ami oimht Io niaUe llitiii pr ol
"f ;.vtii:y.
Sunday. January I'tU: ! reach. i,s
j the Pastor. Subject: ''Tiio I'oo
pii Called Methoitists." lOveuiil. s.oi
j -i 1 : "I'nob-.rvt d uu."
The m. ii of the church and a .y
il 1 he town who are not attach- I
to liny Sunday School are cordially
tn.Hd to altend the Men s 11 be
Class. Von will rece ve a van 1 w.'
ii'ine and vill be helped by the l--soi..
Mr. Loe It. u.unit s.1110 Idl-'i
i.r.ule le.o hii.:: and de-rves to l a', e
;i lull cl i.-s room "' i' Miud-.y.
Tile Wesley Pll.liithea '!;iss held
t'oii -ocial mettir.i. 'I iiesday evenin
v..;h M: Flank !-a :cy. 'ihe ine-i-iii.
a, e! i.ti.-'ilel and was s reai
ly eii joyed. This class now li.-s
75 iiit'iiibeis.
A "-'lion nsuiiie i.f the work :f th..:
class brinss out ih- followiui; riter
est ins facts coneei iiins 'lie work of
the class during 1HJ'. The chiss has
paid 471.50 to new p.ir.j';miy,e J"300
on new Sunday School llooms; U0.
67 toward fninisiug room in the hos
pital; il"o to Oteen Fund and 24.
Ti'i to various other good causes. No
record has been kept of visits, t-ays,
(lowers, etc., which have been son; to
sick, but they have been many. Men
tion should also be made of a 'in-'
box coiitaiiiini: several do'-n good
towela winch iit neiii. to the Chil
dren's Home ai Vx'in-it ii' S.ile-.'. In
..uitioii Close f.,01 won't 11 ice --eady
at all times 10 help in the general
woik of the church. The class "('fl
eers for the year are as follows:
.Mrs. J. T. Shute, Teacher.
Mrs. J. W. Sewell, Ass't Teacher.
Mrs. Vann Fiinderbiirk, Presid.nl.
Mis. C. II. Adams, Vice-President.
Mrs. J. W. Neal. Iiic. Sec 1 clary.
Mis. S. S. Howie. Treasunr.
Mrs. T. C. Anderson, Keporter.
In making up your progiam for
each week do no-, schedule anything
except prayer meeting for Wednes
day eve dug. It will pay yoii to at-.
ieiol legul.nly.
-X V .t.tv--.vvTrfflr i . -. ---: -v, v.-1
Efird Buys Mammoth Einstien
Dry Goods Company at Wilmington
j This Firm, Doing an Annual Business of $20,000,000, Invades the Sea Coast City.
Two Monroe Men Interested Now Conducts Over 30 Stores One of
Efird Brothers Locates in New York to Buy for the Chain.
ThtoV fanners in north Marshville
township planted a total of ahoui ten
acre- in long staple cotton and one
of the moup says all of them coiu
hiiieil will u.-t medium weight bale
of while coiton. It Is their purpose
lo e.uelully save i he seed and crush
evtry one of them as a Kaleguard
,!-;iinsi termination.
NOTHT-: or M)PIHs AND WAIt
IllM OF ATTACHMK.Vr.
-In
North Carolina. Union Couniy
the Mipenor Court.
J. D. Kutch tt ul. partners, irad
it u as J. I). Flitch & Sons, vs. D. A.
Ramsey,
To I). A. Kainsey, dofendant above
named: on will lake notice here
from that a Mucinous in the above
cm it led action was issued against you
on the ltith day or Dec rtiber. 1 ! 20,
in the Superior Court of Union
county, Notth Carolina, on a cause of
action for which plaint iff claims
(iainaces in the sum of JSoii for
breach of warranty In the sale of n
carload of oratiL'es, said summons be
iiia retu-nable betore U. W. Lem
mond. clerk of superior court of
Onion county on the 25th day of
January, 1921.
You will also take notice that on
the same dale a warrant of attach
ment was Issued, against your prop
erty In the Stale of North Carolina,
which warrant I returnable at the
time and place named for said sum
mons, w hen and where the defendant
above-named is required to appear
and answer or demur to the com
plaint filed within the time provided
by law.
ThU 3rd Jmiuarv, lf)21.
U. W. LKMMOND. rlerk of Super
ior Court of Union county. North
Carolina.
Vann A Milliken, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs.
DR. P. M. ABERNETHY
VETERINARIAN
Office FOWLER & LEE STABLE
MONROE, N. C.
rhon 308.
Residence Phone 159-J.
(From tlie Wilmington Dispatch.
With the new year a week old,
Wilmington gains another industry.
and a big cue, in the location of the
Llird Department SMues, said io be
the largest uierchandiiiu timi in the
whole south. A deal was t cnstiiunt
ed yesterday uheteby Ihe Einstein
building on the corner of Front and
Grace streets, with a huge slock ol
dry goods was purchased. The price
was withheld, bill it is claimed that
the deal is one of Ihe largest of the
kind completed In the state in recent
years.
Open in (iO Days.
M'ithin 60 days, J. U. Ellrd. presi
dent of the company, expects to be
ready for business with a complete
new stock of seasonable merchandise
bought in New Vork expressly for the
new store, which it is his intention to
make one of the leading merchandis
ing renters In the south.
The sen lets of an architect arp
being secured in order to have the
front remodeled and interior changes
made including the installation of
fast passenger elevators.
The whole live floors will be occu
pied by the store. The fifth will be
largely devoted to o restauiant where
lunch and early dinner will be served
amid artistic and thoroughly hyide
nic surroundings. The cafe will be
a strong feature of the new store and
no expense Is being spared to insure
the daintiest sort of environment,
and the most up-to-date kitchen and
dining room equipment and service.
I'uilli in Wilmington.
Tho Efird Department Siores have
been tryng to locale in this city for
a considerable lime, ' ihe president
said last night, but until yesterday he
had been unable to make a deal for a
building largo enough for his con
ception of business in Wilmington.
"The fact that we have located on
Ihe first favorable epportuuity." sa.d
Mr. Ellrd, "shows our opinion ol
prospects here. Wilmington is a
thriving city and its best days are
ahead of it. Well, we are here to
stay and are going lo share In the
prosperity coming to this tine city
and disirict."
Soutliernels, Bom and llivcl.
Associated with J. B. Ellrd are his
four brothers, and all of them were
raised on a farm In Anson county.
All of them know what it is lo raise
cotton a', six cents a pound. They are
thoroughly familiar from actual ex
periences as farmers and merchan
disers over the two Carolina and
Virginia with the buying needs of
the southern public.
The policy of the chain of stores
is to buy strictly for cash and lo sell
on the same basis, with ihe object
ol making a small margin on a quick
turnover.
Turnover of f2li,lHH,iMKi.
The stock of dry goods taken over
with the building is being shipped
out today to points over the south,
making room for a new, fresh stock
of up-to-date merchandise. The com
pany does a turnover of about 20,
VUU.UUU annually, although it is
barely 17 years since J. B. Efird
started his first store at Charlotte.
He was successful from the first and
his first year's turnover of 1 100,000
was but the beginning of a big de
velopment which today sees the op
eration of 30 stores. The firm Is a
large buyer of newspaper space and
a consistent display advertiser.
&-,IMH In Alterations.
Mr. Efird was unable to say ex
actly what the remodeling would In
volve, but thought that it would take
all of 125.00 to make the improve
ments ho had in mind.
A fixed policy with the store Is to
ptomoip from the ranks, and every
one of the. 30 inanacers started with
the company as a salesperson.
Mr. Eilrd made It clear that the
only coueslion his sompany bad with
I
New York was through J. W. Ellrd,
his brother, who maintains an otihe
i here to do the buying for the
whole chain. This is not a Wall
street financed proposition," lie said.
W e are southerners, born and bred,
and make our money and linmtpp our
selves among our own people."
The manager for the Wilmington
store has not yet been selected. It is
expected that about 125 persons will
be employed when the store is in op
eration. In the meantime the pres
ident and his colleagues are hard at
work during a brief stay in the city
planning to get action on as quick -an
opening as tho alterations to the
property will penult. The store was
a hive of activity last night, with ev
ery one hard at work getting the
Einstein stock into parking cases for
shipment.
Those in City.
Those associated with the company
who are in the city are: J. B. Efird.
president, Charlotte, the headquar
ters of the company; E. L. Kind, sec
ret a ry-trea surer, Wlnstoti-S ilem; J.
iW. Elird. New Yotk; J. K. Eliid. Co
lumbia; 1. II. Ellrd, Chail. itte; S. II.
illaigler, Greenville, S. 0.; W. S. Lee,
jjr., RaUle.li; j t, p.ngliih, I.nmber
lon. and M. c). Elird. of the sales pro-
! motion statf, Charlotte.
l.iH iMioii of Stoic-.
, Stores of the company are located
at the follow ing points": Cli.i.lotie,
N. C; Concord, N. C; Gastonia, N.
C; Winstoii-ttalem, N. C.; Rock Hill.
;S. C; Durham, N. C; Columbia, S.
C; Rocky Mount. N. C.; Salisbury,
jN.; High Point, N. C; Anderson, S.
jC.; Raleigh. N. C; Greenville, S. C:
; Monroe. N. C.; Greer, S. C; Spartan
jburg. S. C. : Lutnbertnn. N. .; Laur
jlnburg, S. C; Greenwood. . C; Bur
jlington, N. C; Lexington. X. c.; Lln
jcolnton, X. C; Cherryville. N. C;
j Lenoir, X. C; Forest City, X. C;
i Shelby, X. C; Wilson, X. C; State
iville. X. C.; Danville, Va.; Sumter
S. C Adv.
aiiiiii
ORANGES !
We arc now receiving regular shipments Florida
Oranges direct from groves.
By handling in large enough quantities to enable
us to buy direct we save you the middle-man's profit. '
45 cents per doz. I
i A fresh shipment every week. -
! T. C. Lee & Son
! GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PHONE 336. i
IIIK;9;3BgBggg
Attention, Auto Owners!
I will sell at a sacrifice 150 Ford Springs, good as new;
200 Springs for any car; High Tension Magnetos,; All
Kinds Gearings; one Buick Six, newly overhauled, good as
rew; one Ford touring car, in good order, with good tires;
Tresolite Equipments for cars; four Computing Scales,
ood as rew, and many other valuable articles, CHEAP
I-OR CASH
I need Ihe Money; my creditors are pushing me.
B. GORDON.
Near Feright Depot Monroe," N. C.

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