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The Monroe journal. [volume], June 09, 1922, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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THE MONROE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, Jl'NE J. 1?.
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THE OFFICIAL VOICE OF MONROE KIWAN1S CLUB AND MONROE ROTARY CLUB
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THE SECREST MOTOR COMPANY
AUTOMOBILES
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE
BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM"
ROTARIAN A. M. SECREST
IX OUR SERVICE
LIES YOUR SAFETY
THE BANK OF UNIOi
KOTAIMAN R. ;. LANKY. ('.".shier
KIWAMAN W. M COi.K. .W.i't.int Cashier
EURO'S
EFIRD'S
AN ESTABLISHMENT BUILT BY THE
MASTER BUILDERS
RIGHT PRICES AND SATISFACTION
INSURANCE
If it's InMirar.cc, Sec Us. We write all lines
and tfive You Service equal to the Best.
GORDON INSURANCE &
INVESTMENT CO.
INSURANCE SPECIALISTS
KIWANIAX
F. B. ASHCRAFT
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DEALER IN LIME. SAND. CEMENT. AND IU'ILDINC
MATERIALS
PHONE 65 ;-; PROMPT DELIVERY
SPECIAL MACHINE
Installed for Fnishinj? Palm Beach and Linen
Suits, Georgette, Taffeta and other Fine
Dress Fabrics. We Dry Clean and Launder
any Garment than can be Cleaned. Have
your Ciothers handled by Expert?.
MATTE G. SHEPPARI), Mgr.
Phone 101. UNION LAUNDRY.
Primarily, of course, it is the soldier in war who is the
patriot he produces fighting qualities, his life, his all.
Just as important is the worker at home. Without
him the soldier must fail.
We supported the soldier as far as we could. We honor
and encourage the producer at home.
To each we o.Ter mast freely the services of this Bank.
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The Firt Obligation
(Fr m The Koiariar.)
A m n-attt r.A'.r. IV.arian is a con
tradiction. Ho btar a IaUl that pre-
Miir.aMy re his n.f'i'al attitude.
!t ay that he U-lievts it. fi ii iul.-h r
::r.d avail Kni !: .f every o;urtun
s.y to din'" -;.aU- i:, that he Kin-Vis
n Mi;-.irt;:.n th. things that pro
i.'.iti ii.d i.i.u.! stdvaHci ivent ur.J
,jmwur:ty s, i: tk:;t he Miwts i:i
!n ii' a dier as ". as a tl- an.er. ,!n
making :..t! (-acrifVt S to help
i th. rs, in tiv : tvisy fir'i-i'rt U
:hoe vke:.J he has -lt-c.t".i to
:.r..! lead Iv.a i - h's xanit'le and
hf'.u. r..-t in 1'.. .:.! should :. On
the ethir La-.!, i-. u ;:ity, n.n.pr.rti
t:;.a.;T.. u-f.au inv :y. in ko:t. lion
; :vr.ivv :.-v! ii.d-:!Vr: suv. e.T.s.i
t ;-; thv vet-y !.::'!:... ' f wht.t a
:.d"iv:i-'s h'r.'f n !'e.
1: i.- tu in.'v.o'.f i-s.!.!.t;i.f e,
!:,. -e ideas ;.r.d that s;:r tmr.i:-
:-.at.n:i. t. f .-ti!- tht m friend!" eon
r a,-; :h;:t l.t-::; an r.t mnv t-xvhanve
, f evM iM 'u's a: d ".: ! t.ees. that
v.-im !,; Uo. a ry lut.t '.ieor.s aie held.
The tT,i'li:plaa i u": atundaru-e
i-eio'in r.-.-ii s-ai y, .l inuil: h-i.-iuse
of h i- all ;.i m nn n;lv"
! - s t-ut !a:i i . r. ace- ar.t f th
t fvrh. !. t en! cVnt that a d.s i:ty of
iil.i.lTiTeltee to K.",:uv !! !ij.';ifns hi.s
i:;iit) tile entire I'U mln rhii.
Hazel Mat.ur.a, vou ain't a siirl.
lire yon?
Maiuitm Certainly i.ot. niy dear.
I am a wo" an.
II;!7.tl I!':t ui vie a litile Kill,
v'.'ii't you?
Ma; -Oh. -: y ars au.
I! -iz. 1 -Wi wl . re is tin- little
tlr'i l,;iv tlu:l von ud In'
A i.:aii will co a lone wa to save
his face: tun a voaian has oiily to
lo t' a drua .-'.ore.
Always I-adies Present
(From Kiwar.is Magazine)
An incident and a moral. A vaude-
illh- ronu'ilian was to deliver a mono
logue Kfoie a Kiwanis Club. He faced
a room filled with lauhin. smokinr.
joshir.j.' men. Visualizing a club
"sn-(-ker" he becan with a story which
was ;ust u wee bit over the line and
the ilub laughed. Encouraged, ho
twuttg into a bar room story which
was a" insult to the Kiwanis Club
r.d h,- was promptly given to uniti
sta:.d that this was not what was
wati.ed.
H ! deeply Yam l uted by tv.e
critic:!! al.d made a manly apology
in h.ii 1; re exprei-sed himself as iiiu h
hurt leeau.-e he had not been warnvd
vh;it na:' ixiHctid if him.
TYc v;,-.:i was ul ri;ht and t!.i- clu'j
all :v::g.
W'h-n any man make such a mis
take the fault lies with the club. :.!;
the representative who invited hir.i,
vvth the iiia:i who brought him in
without i!'.:'"i iv.ii. g him that t!:vie i.
onc invaluable iu!e in Kimani, v:
strue.ivei.v, there are always haites
! res "t.
PivlVssion:'.l peojl. of the stage
care moiv for applause than th. y t.i
fur nt-.rey. The aud etlce is to thfi-t
!,ke a vii l.n t ii .iiaestro. From it
th.y draw their music and sad it is
that they are willing to play on any
strh:r to ket this sweet solace.
The fait that a man can make a liv
ing in npuuble theaters is evidence
sufficient that he does not have to us"
tilth. iUcsthnali!e stories, inurndu,
to uet applauM'. If he do.s these
things m private performances, it is
because it what his audience war'...
Warn speakers, particular profe--pior.a's.
that they are not expeitcd lo
say in your Kimanis Club a thii''
they would not say in the presence of
ladi.s. If you do not warn the speak
er the fat: It is ycurs net his.
Does Work of Twenty Men on Farm
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The latest labor savinn device tor th farm is an auto truck attach
ment which automatically bore, hole for post-, it consists ci a huge
earth boring aiiKir attnehed on the tront cf the cltassi ot an ordinary
auto truck. The power of the track is ued to opuate tha boring
apparatus which duis the work of twenty men.
EVERYTHING THE PUBLIC DEMANDS
AT PRICES THE PUBLIC IS WILLING
TO PAY
T. C. LEE & SON
QUALITY :-: VARIETY :-: SERVICE
KIWANIAX SAM II. LEE
THE HENDERSON MOTOR COMPANY
FORD and FORDSON
SALES and SERVICE
GENUINE FORD PARTS
ROTARIAN F. G. HENDERSON
rrr RIAN F G nENDEU50N D aucrii w.
UNION MOTOR COMPANY
SALES AND SERVICE
THE BEST HAVE BEEN BUILT
DODGE BROTHERS
AND
STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES
KIWAMAN EMSI.EY ARMFIELD
KIWAMAN FRANK HEDFERN
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Established 19:5
T. P. DILLON & SONS
FURNITURE
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
UNDERTAKING
A DOLLAR
is worth a
dozen that slip
through your
fingers.
Open an he
ro tint at this
I dink and let
us do your sav
ing for you.
It will be read;,
w henever j ou
want it and
with interest.
too.
MONROE BANK & TRUST CO.
R. Ii. RED WINE, President
II. B. CLARK. Cashier
ADVANTAGE OF A TWO-SPEED
MOWER
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Frame of Thomas Crown Two-Speed Mower.
Note That All Wearing Parts are Detchable.
Gears Run in Oil.
An Auton-.cbile makes use of varying speeds for power
purposes. No one would think of running an engine all the
time at the high speed sometimes needed to give power.
Heavy grass requires that a mower knife move with much
greater speed, than when mower is working in very light
grass, or is doing the many jobs of light cutting necessary
on every farm. If the knife moves at fast speed in cutting
liht grass or weeds wear is excessive.
The Thomas Crown Mower has a two-speed movement of
the knife. This feature adds much to the life and good
work of the mower.
MONROE HARDWARE COMPANY
Phone 11. Monroe, N. C.
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES AND MEN'S
OMOKUS
331 OFF ON ALL
Men's and Ladies Ofords.
$3.50 Ladies Black Fumps
this week for $1.98.
$6.00 Men's Slippers, all
styles and colors $3.93.
Come see us before you buy.
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Next Door to Bank of Union

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