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THE MONROE JOURNAL
Monro. JJ. C
Founded 181M by the pcrwot inmm,
O. M. Deader and K. F. Ifeulejr.
G. M. BEASLEY UuslneM Mgr.
JOHX BEJLSI.EY Editor
SITWCKIPTIOX 1UTK
On Yr $2.
TIESOAY. FEKItVAKY 1, IW!t.
SOCIAL
j Mrs. J. E. Clary hu returned to
; hr borne in Greenwood, S. C-, after
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NO XEEI TO KK 1VE I ITY COl'KT
The jurisdiction of the mavor.
ehould th' city court be revived,
would be confined to the trial of cases
In which tV iieset ibed iaal!y on
coitxiction does not tveeed a sentence j
of thirty days on tvic c!i.iin .' i-.it;. or j
A Cm. of 150. This moans tiial ev-j
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try man charged u.i the conui.: ,,; (,,
eion of an onVa.'e. f r which t'.. !!: j : ;.ti .-
ally is more t'.un '.' da; or a !i:i
Of 30, uiiist bo bound our to S.ii't-'
nor oii!i under bonj or ivma.n in i
jail until the .iid court com enes. !
Evoiv man who lai.ht b
in a cast of this son would have to
tjeplet't ins biismos to attend the
heaving.; in both the Mayor's com t : i.oud iiod
and in the hi-h -r cotut. As there i:
always delay ;n the ."Superior court
Uiiiny of t
tore
tn na
ana in testify inu in scores of tm'al
CAsE OF AX EX-SEUYICE L1X
The police record of Ror White,
the et-ervic man "dolne tiuie on
on the Union county chain ?an;. ; The p A R wi BOt mt wUh
seem to be very bad for a man . Mr. Nnll Redfern thu Thursday, but
of bis ase. He is wanted in Wilneu Thursday. February 10th.
minton for tome offense, acd in the
hands of the Deputy United Suite
Martha!! there la aid o oe a warrant ;Hndinit a week with her mother,
cnargiug him xvith having for?.-l an Mr. C. V. Bruner.
army pay check. He is also, by his j "
t i . a..r.r ' Mis Lura Heath is visiting Miss
own confusion, an artt.y deserter. ,Eva Covjlll.Um ln LtnoilT
Most ot this the young man admit?, '
but explains that his desertion oe-; Rr. and Mrs. Y. T. Shehane. of
cuired Uurinfi his second enlistment 'mate. have returned front a vi.-!i
,lter his return fro, rfa.ee. 1 V c!"
fciiuuliy frauk, he relate3 his war
record; which. Is true, is an admira-: Mr. E. Ore ne delightfully n-
ble one. He savs he wa-i wound. J "'" "e lan'im; ai unoo
or.ee la the shoulder, passed i J i-
.i:. .viay .Me.iena.in.
St. wait. Mrs. H. 0. Ash- YY
J. J. i-arker. Mrs. A. L.
VV . M. tfUJLJl & iJKU.
Department Store.
! Extra Specials
ot'ser battle, and shot iu th i'tiJ- 'e
while h liin, to breaV the 11.. -tau
1 ae. ihis la-1 oi:id i- i
the one that it no uu-.i.;
iiii.i!: pa. is.
;'.i '.ist:".iir'.ii White's tv r, 1
:r.e to In-- !n ice in I'lacv. t!..'
oi. ;ti. under of t!ie Meh in lVe-r pi t
.is letj u -lnl the Adjutant-ti. uetal
: t'.- ..ni.v to lervv;,id t' Mi-.IJoe
i u'tii.-vs i.: war i-t-ord. I titil th.
iiveivci. not a nnc." .-.iouu: i- i:n--d
:n U'lm. .- behalf. He sh u.;.l : fty
it in. toekal', vv's. re he Is r.-e. tvr.
nd p.'od iiiedical trea:-
ur l.tv afternoon: Mis. John Sik". YY
Mrs. W. E. Caon. Mr. Frank Uo.-e. XX
Mis. l;xon Stkes. Mrs. Mav Meachiiiu.
:ts. j. i:.
e:;ut. Mr...
Moure... Mr Albert i:e.lf.':irn Mrs.
V, It. I
Every Department
ton. 1. lie ioi.s
. i. he-, pi. k!e:
were served.
Moo!! and Mrs. Ella Hous-
ch'i k n r:ila I. a:i.l-
, i'i'?i" and waters
Mr". llandn'pli I5ed'e:iMl is pend- Yt
w.tJ is s''io t ; tut will ulat.v.s in
C. ir.e-v iHe. Kla.
I'r. ari! Mrs. Kemp Neal return
I thrir home iii Kr.levh Sunday
a:elii. If his service r.-oid bears ' eni;i:.. nr. i am .e-.u wi.t remain
i oil !!i- story, an ellort shou! ! he --ere s'Vcral diiy?
in. i. It- .-mil li.uj !o ! . ss v .11 I I o ;
u;tmsso.- would b. i,0t .. .v, ,iii. :i; ho-i:; d' Pr. aid M's K. I.. lhi no aid son.
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o .nnv -hould
case.s, most ot which are now :i ves-: . ,t o: t;,.a(1:il
or l.'s-, in the 1
t i:'i ! his tudv ef
ed to .-pend at least a d.iv or two :l:,.,t:.i.u, ."id i o:Mvi;-atl.oi. If e- J'"!""". return..! -rtyr.lay ftom .-.n A
a.ti!S to tak- the w,ti.e",s staU :ht val.a.ul;. . and v. as woand-d -1 ; N; ' tt
, mi th- d:-chars." of his du. Irs I-.'!." '': 1 a'"' ,,; XX,
Jtut A.'
ho-
label I.ane "Y,
ed of in an li'ur
corder's court.
This and ot aer savins- made pos
siUle by the U. s order's cut liave not
been taken into consideration by Mr.
Stack.
Purine the past year fines atiiiv
gating about $3,000 were iiupo.-.d
upon defendants in the K.vorder's
court. These fines went to tile school
fund, and are separate and apari
from the costs imposed on those con
victed for the services of the Kecor
der. the Prosecuting AttJiuej, and
the officers.
Had the cases disposed of hi t
year in the Keconler's court b :t
tried In th" Superior court it is -treaicly
doubtful if the school fa .d
would have received over a thousand
dollars from this source, as it se. ms
to be the policy of the Superior court
judges to release defendants charged
with offenses of a minor nature on
the payment of the costs. The costs
in the Superior court varies ironi f 1"
to $25. and this, in itself, is deemed
sufficient punishment iu most ca'f.
Iu the Recordir's court, however, the
cost is seldom more than $.", and the
Recorder feels that a line of $ln and
costs, the amount of both oiten beiiu
less than the costs alone in the Supe
rior tourt, Is not excessive punish
ment, and the county school fund is
thereby the Miner.
The Journal urees with Mr. Stack
that some inequalities exist, but it
thii:ks they can be remedied without
resorting to the revival of the May
or's court. The act creatine the Re
corder's court could he unit tided
as to require the county to pay seven-tenths
of the salaries of the Re
corder and the Prosertittnc Attor
ney, or both of these officers could
be placed upon a fee basis, as M-.
fta'"k siiKitests, provided the lees nre
made adequate. We stand ready to
a st ist Mr. Stack iu se.'iiriuu to this
extent relief lor his client, the city of
Monroe.
w lule he is
eo flat he l. -ts the
1 :,.,,! ,..lin,.l-.-:lt..el : V !' .' W j !
unable to work.
irt;i rv. pr. and
r.t the JoiTre ho-
t-l until Feb. l'th.
- . ! The weddin
' tn Mr. I. rev
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Manufacturers Rureau
W. Z. Faulkner, Cham.
Meets Tonisrht, 7::I0.
of Mis-i Mabel I.ane
Hoe sten
. whic't takes place at the Presbv tei i m
I church tomorrow .vetiintr at -ivl I
(thi'tv o'clock, will he of wide inter
est in this and several other slates. I
Admission will be by cards because j
of the li. int""d seating c;i
churcM. Ibe riri'lal p;
ciieie .mis. raul itamiiMK ot taar-;:
lotto as name or Honor, Mr. J-.nwarni.
Thompson of Spartanburg as best
mm. Miss , !he Atkinson Lane as
cards because j y
'aparity of the XX
partv w ill in- j j
Imk of Char-'??
io.l t? Men's Heavy Work Shoes $2.93
$7.30 .Men's Fine Tan Shoes, in
English and Hlucher lasts $3.95
?3.(Jt) Ladies' Heavv Work Shoes,
Njv.- $2.95
NEW OXFORDS FOR SPRING
ARRIVING DAILY.
:n'J.C0 -Men's Heavv Wei?ht Knit
Union Suits 9Sc
Men's Shirts and Drawers. Heavy
Fleece Lined 4Sc each
Men's Fine Chambrey Work Shirts
4Sc, 65c, 83c, and 95c
Men's Handkerchiefs 5c, 10c, 15c
Men's Fine Percale Shirts with
and without Collar
IOC
Men's Fine Sox . 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c
Men's Wool Sax
13c, 25c. 33c
QUILT ROLLS 95c and S1.4S
39-;nvh Unbleached Sheeting:
Vic
36-inih LONG CLOTH
13c
Misses Ribbed Hose 10c, 15c, 23c
Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose
10c, 15c, 25c, ISc each
Vnf nmnlivn Trtrlpe Inrpni r honor, and little Jo Neal
Auiomome iraoes liureau rnU,..n llS rinK b,iU.,,r. The usnm
r. u. neniierson, Lnm.
Meets Tonight, 7::50.
New Spring Dresses
ARRIVIVING DAILY
11. L. PAYNE. 31. I).
Oitice Over t'nion Unit: .
Residence Phone 40(1
Office Phone 4G6
DO YOU
KNOW HOW
"To Please
One Woman"
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Take Her to the
STRAND THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
30
Bis:
Department
Stores
Belk Bros.
SELL MORE AND BETTER GOODS
FOR LESS.
30
Bi
Department
Stores
will be Messrs. A. N. Means and
Spencer I.ove of O.astonla. William
IMlhird. John Wrlsht and Hartwell r
Anderson of Spartanburg and Frank I
Iledfearn of Monroe. The weddini;
music w ill be rendered by Mrs. II. K. i'
nl.aney, and Mr. Maury Pearsall of;
Spiirtaiiloirp will sine. The bridal ,
party and a few intimate friends will
be entertained this evening at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and i
Mr W t.nntt Itoiiloa tho nuMtl.
hers of the bridal party the following Xi
cucsts will be at this dellchtful af- v?
fair: Misses Adeline Crow, Ruth
liiissell. Antoinette Ilensley, Lillian i
Stack, Octavla Houston, Annie Lee, ;
Mrs. Horace Johnson of Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. Mairy Pearsall of s-fr-KM-X-VX'
Spartiinbun:. The ceremony will be 4rrrtrtQ
pei formed by l"ir. H. K. Citirncy, bs-I mmm mm H m M m m m
sifted by Kev. OeotKe Atkinson of ! 1
Salisbury. jbuttet, e, milk, veeetablo, poul-ald of the drudcery of farm life, I lvcnl Market.
j try, fruit as a side Issue in the farm ' and enouuh of it is there. But itjCotton 16c to 16i0
Miss Ann White Hall of Meridnn. j lire, while her husband raised his to- i probable that If ome of the drudp- Seed 30c
M's., who will he remembered as the , barco crop ard the feed and forage ery were to be cut out and some of I Mutter 20c lb.
attractive cuest or Miss Mabel Lane ! nect ssarv for the farm. This record the short cuts Introduced Instead jTurkeya, jier pound 30c
nn several occasions will be married I f Mrs. Everhatt's for 1910 shows more money would be the result and I KkK, per dozen 40c
Feb. 5th to Mr. Charles Marshall, 'the vast possibilities In store for the with less hard work on the part of Sweet potatoes $1.00
I woman of the farm. An editorial the farm women. The $1,300 that Irish potatoes, per bushel .... $1.25
Sold Oxer Slot! Worth of Chickens in one of the stnte's laiRO dailies Mrs. Everhart. of Lexinpton. has to Hons 65c to 73c
mill Due a ! Month. . . makes th following comment: "With show for her efforts, tell that the I M
(Mrs. T. W. MOST, In the Greensboro the manv markets that are prowinR farm Is not wholly hard work and! Toll Is toil only to the man who
Kiily News.) !up In the state the opportunity is there Is reward for the farm woman considers it such.'
According to a recent ftory In the!at hand for the farm woman who has. who can arrange affairs to bring her;
Leslnu'tcn Dispatch, Mrs. Ilili F.vor-! a little time to turn that time Into ponie money from the neighborhood Financial reverses never take the
hart, of that rity, sold to the local ; ready cash If she will get the rUht town or factory community." starch out of Fotae men. They have
maikets of Erlaiiger, a small mill ; understanding with her chicken yard i ' i none to lose.
town adjoining Lexington, farm and with the fruit and vecetable Love rontlnius to come unbidden, j We once heard of a very beautiful
products allied at over fl.H'i'X Sh finrdrn atui lutk thinrf that tlio lo- hut it oftrii tukos 3 lot of schtMiiiut? v. omuii vhi) nvrr looked into i
tiiarkftr-d a number of things like ial market will tak Much has hron'to Kt the 'nf;a?Miiont rlnp. 'ror. She was blind.
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EVERYTHING
REDUCED
TODAYS
MARKET
REGARDLESS OF COST
WE ARE AFTER YOUR TRADE AND WHEN YOU BUY HERE YOU MAY REST ASSURED YOU ARE NOT BUYING AT 40 CENTS BASIS
FOR COTTON. PLENTY OF SALES LADIES TO WAIT ON YOU.
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EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN OUR STORE RE
DUCED TO TODAY'S MARKET.
Eiitiiontt-.inliiisiin make, Miiiismi last, ijtf.OO
shoes for .s.f)8
Ladies !?:).oo Tou-li Hide Shoes for :US
All Ladies UMl Siloes ledliee-l to sf!.".fM)
All Men's slO.iut ;uid .-flLOO Dress Shoes f7.."0
Tan Knulish ami lilaek Viri Shots all no at.
I:t pair 'f'7.")
ALL CHILDSEK'S SHOES AT A BIG SAVING
2.na Shoes .fl.48
..oO Shoes.. $1.f)8
.$:.()() Shoes if'2.2.j
$:?.:)() Shoes 2.!)S
$5.00 Shoes &U8
MEN'S HATS
All Tolors and Sizes. $1.00, !, ?2.00, $2.50,
.fn.50 niitl .".(M
ONE LOT JEWELRY AT HALF PRICE
WE HAVE THE DRY GOODS AND THE
PRICE IS RIGHT '
Dest Standard Apron (Jinhains, full bolts,
yard... 10c
One ease, full holts, ;$.") Dress (iinjrhaiiis to
at .er yanl 12 1-LV
One ease o2-ineh Dress (!inu;lianis, short
lengths, was 40.' vard, mv l-x
AAA Sheetim. yard 12 1-2c
Tnele Sam. the lest Sea Island made, vard
12'l-2c
One ease Dark Color Outing, was 3.V yard,
rood for tjiiilt lininu's. vard 10c
The hest niaile, Wh'itc, Bluo, Pink and .Mottled
Outinir. this week, yard 12 1-2c
fiO-ineh Sheetin-,', yard 3!c
Indian Head, yard 20c
Lad Lassie, all coloi's, yard 25c
UNDER WEAR FOR LADIES AND MEN FOR
LESS. SEE US FOR PRICES.
HOSE OF EVERY KIND, SIZE AND COLOR
AT PRICES THAT YOU CAN'T BEAT.
Ladies Hose, 10c pair and up.
Children's Hose, 10c pair and up.
.Men's Half Hose at Half Price.
OVERALLS AT 10 CENT COTTON
ttoys $1.25 Overalls, pair 50(
Youths .2.00 Overalls, pair 08c
Men's $5.00 (Sood Heavy Wool Pants. $2.f8
Lot of Men's $10.00 Over coats, each $5.00
One Dushel of Purses or Pocket Books at jjivo
awav prices.
What is left of the $5.00 and $6.00 Heavy all
wool Velour Coating, in Xavy, Drown, Tan and
(open to close at $:$.00 and $:J.93 per yard. These
irood.s measure from 54 to 5( inches in width and
is line for spring coats.
See our 5(-iiich $2.50 Serge, special price $1.08
Fine Silky French Serges, $2.50 quality, now
yard 1 1$1.98
SEE US FOR YOUR DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ETC.
THE STORE THAT HELPS MONROE.
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