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DEPOSITORS' PROTECTION
$203,309.23 was the Eirxur.t our combined cayitd.
surplus &rttl undivided prtuta on ;he d:ie our I.-.'i pub
lished state ment.
Every cent cf this amount would have to be irrecoverably
lost before one uf our depositors could l.e a tent !
We are protected against loss by all safeguards known to
modern banking.
If you ere not alrecdy a depositor, we invite you to be
come one, as-sning you not enly protection that is as pvrfect
as possible, but courteous and considerate treatment as well.
When Mam of Our Ancestors
United in Bonds of Matrimony
Marriage Records of Union County, Bcpnr.ins With the First
One Recorded in 1S31 Until the Present Time, To Re
Given Through Columns of The Journ.il
THE BANK OF UNION
.... Monroe, N. C.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus $100,000.00
W. S. BLAKEXEY, President.
J. R. SHITE, Vice-President. W. B. COLE, Asst. Cashier.
R. G. LAXEY; Cashier. II AUG ROVE BOWLES, Asst. Cashier
R. W. HORTOX, Book-Keeper.
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inia Crook by E.j. Al-.-I l!;nw. j Nov. 17. J.ihn Sw-w to S. e!
Jan. 1, C. B. W.UIaim to S. L. Sny- ';. k.s lv Ks p V. A. Aai".
der by Esa. T. C tiritTin. ! Nov. lt, K P. Km,' to S.-.rah E.
Jan. 1 M. M. Sm.th to L. C. Love !I litis bv F.sq. E. I. Ki hum nsii-r. i
K- E 1. V. G. Lk r.s'. I Nov. 27, R. A. ton to M. E.
Jan. ! !, too. iin A. Htir-.s tJ X;:n.y Go-dy bv !.Vv. A. i .-:i. j
A. Griffin by Ksj. J. T. Helms, j X iv. 27. I'unea-'. McKf.-.sie to E.
Jai..l7, G. V". Ki?!.in to Svsan'J. Hudson I, Kev. I. V. l--bincin. (
ll-.lmi by Kev. E. L. j Xov. 27. l". L Price to Maha'.a C. 1
Jan. PS. J. V. Peaohi-m to Z:l;.hU 1 Pi tsslt-v I Esq. A t IKlnK.
P-lk by E:. J. D. A t:r?st. l ee. 2, j;icob L. T .mUrlin to L. '
Jan. 10, Wiltshire H.lms to Aman- A. Stegall by Fs . Ai-! Ht'u-.s. (
da GrliHn by Rev. Oliver Ko.rers. Dee. 5, !;.rt n t'. R... to Lvula A. i
Jan. 17, I. J. Cam-nK-r to Laura A.Rm bv R. J. W. l. ttl -. " I
Caraway l.y Ri-.-. E L. Davis. In-c. 21, Jus . h E. Hav.rl'o i t j L.
Jan. 17. A. II. RicharJs .n to Mar-; P. Little bv IK-v. J. W. Li'tK. :
Hiwet Nisbet by Es . William L. Eelk.l Pee. 21, X. A.R. to S. E. Biwn !
Jan. 17. E. J. Cuter to I.u!a E.'ii Rv. J. A. U.v.k.
Soi-iiison I y Es-. Henry McWhorter.j IHc. 22. J. T. Pro:- Rbeeca Dun-!
Jan. 20. J. P. Ayovvk to Mary C-x-k ,c:-n i-y Rev. E. L. P r. is. j
t.y tsq. t.. u. .. K.u'eiJ. j I'ee. ZZ. A. .1. I'. :t.r t. I.. A. t-.mp-
Jan. 22. R. W. Xor-.voo I to Fannie j f: by Ks 1. E. J. K;-.r.j.er.
S'.srr.es by Es-. lK-nrv JKAVhm-.er. i
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iera!.l -y Rev. C. V. Robi;on.
Jan. IK i. T. l in-;m to M. J. IPir-'They !u-t Have Prnju-r Peed :n.l
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It can be deposited or inveslej for its i:iecme ret ur.-.
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asr.ir.st poseiide future need.
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for the proper and profitable employment cf your fuids.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAD
NEW PRICES
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 16, 1922
TOURING. Self-Starter $486.54
TOURING. Self-Starter, Demountable Rims $512.57
RUNABOUT, Self-Starter $456.35
RUNABOUT, Self-Starter, Demountable Rims $482.38
COUPELET, Self-Starter, Demountable Rims $655.23
SEDAN, Self-Starter. Demountable Rims $722.91
TRUCK. Pneumatic Tires $491.94
TRACTOR $435.00
THESE PRICES DELIVERED IN MONROE
CASH OR EASY TERMS
THE HENDERSON MOTOR CO.
MONROE, N. C.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Announces
LOW RATE EXCURSION FARES
-TO-
ATLANTC CITY, N. J.
In connection with Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Washington, D. C.
Tickets will be on Sale:
June
July
July
July
July
August
23th via B&O
6th via PRR
12th via B&O
18th via PRR
26th via B&O
1st via PRR
August 9th via B&O
August 15th via PRR
August 23rd via B&O
August 29th via PRR
Sept. 6th via B&O
Sept. 12th via PRR
Tickets will be limited to eighteen days, includ
ing date of sale.
From Fare From Fare
Bostic, N. C $23.35 Monroe, N. C $20.60
Charlotte, N. C $20.60 Rutherfordton, N. C. .. $23.45
Lincolnton, N. C $21.35 Shelby, N. C $22.50
For further information, reservations, etc., call
on Ticket Agent, or address
E. W. LONG,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
IT'S A MISTAKE
io think training Isn't a factor a very Important factor in taking proper
care of one' future. Many people have money left to them but Itok the spe
cial training needed to ropi"ly ce for it it gets away. IF YOU expect to
have money left to you later on in life you will need training in order to be
able to give your inte rests the vigilant care they will demand if you are to hold
your own or build for a larger success. This training is only acquired by
actual practice. Xo ether method for gaining it is so good, so business-like,
os safe as the Bank Account method. Start Youc training NOW by coming hi
and opening an account with us one dollar will get you started add to it as
ycu can.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK,
The Back that Backs the Farmer.
M. K. LEE, rre:.:ent; C. B. ADAMS, Vice-President; W. B. LOVE, Vlce
rresuknt; R. A. MORROW, JR., Cashier. Directors, P.. i. Mirrcw, Sr., F. G.
Henderson, I- N Pi c -son. W. B. Love, G. S. Lee, M. K. Lte, T. C. Lee, W. M.
Cordon, W. A. Re ifc. n, Thus. E. Williams, A. 11. Secwst
Lukv Blair by Rev. P. R. Law. . lormatmn n-urtlir.jr u-e : iv:, vat an.!
Feb. lit, A. L. Polk ti .M. J. Giif- bived.n of poultry will i c i-.pprecli,:-
fin b- Iv-q. J. S. Biiuv-em. u'(1 people -f I mot! v.m ty, the I 11-
Feb. 21, Henry M. Bomtan to M. E. wn County Poultry As ...u'.:,:i '
Bivens by Rev. J. A. B.vens. 'n.a.lo arrangc-nitnts tj iurnisn The
l-'eh. 20, A. Hurlev Griffin to Mar- i J"mal time.y aiul -as.?nabe r.-ti-
thn Little bv Ep J. S. Smith. !c,t 0,1 t"1' "ubjeet of p.ultry vul-
r ib. 2S, (Jeo. II. P. H'ld.-peth tojl " - V e uu "" W!S.!1 T ' -
Ev"lyn Helms by-
authority on the sujec. 1 .-.t rve v:i:
Marvh o. J. S. Crae !.) S. J. V.'at- V' a. v cur readers i,:at :ji s i.t-
son by Rev. Rojjer Martin. to mation will be rvhahir. !t Is ma:n-
Mar-.-h 5, T. A. Pre-Iey to L. J. Iv a result of yet.rs of exi-erl-.-n.-o on
Me-L-s bv Rev. J. A. B vein. 1 1,1 veteran or-.e iis ar.d oe
.M iitii H", C. W. i-oner to C E.
C-nder by Eso. E. S. Haikmss,
March 11. Henry He'ms to X. S.
Martin l.v Ks.j. Ab.'l Ht!ms.
Maivh 21. .lar.ie-, R. Broom to Ma
tilda A. Helms bv IN i. .1. W. Price.
March 20, Eli A. AUlridge to J. A.
I!,.;.i.'e by I. J. ". Price.
April '!, Geoixe S. B-.'tvess to Mary
A !;:ms bv Rev. J. A. Hill.
April 7. G. W. Polk to I. J. Wil
liams by Esi T. E. L.tng.
April 17, G. W. Rus to Adeline
Thomas Iiy Kev. T. 1!. Phillips,
cii-'iy.Ji.lly extracts l'runt I'ni'.-l
S'.iites Uepurtnieni of A-ri 'cuU
bulletins atul reports will be u-.d.
These urtieles will appear fi' m tiwe
to time and it is :-; e-1 will prove
to b- of value to o.t rea-krs.
Sanitation
This is a season whin the notiltry
meii .should be di-vo'ir,' their e:f..rt
to the care and development of their
young bird. It is impe-ille to over
estimate the necessity of proper hous
ing and feeding of the yo.in' stock.
Alter the lit n kr.ves tr.e clicks, tnev
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Announces
LOW RATE EXCURSION FARES
TO
NIAGARA FALLS N. Y.
Tickets will be on Sale: !
From
Bostic. N. C
Charlotte, N. C
Lincolnton, N. C.
April 20, Joseph Trull to Julia h'-ub! be separated from other chicks
Watts bv Rev. G. I.. Chnnev. il-"1!-' brooded ly hens, it they are not
April 30, E. H. Au-ta; to A. V. !o;1 irt'c ran;;e, and they should be
Osburn by Rev. A. P. Tv:e. provided With roost inir qua: tees which
"May 12, R. t. Mr.rtin to M. E. allow plenty of space so as to pre ven'.
Black bv Esq. A. J. Pike. overcrowding. It is not necessary to
May fi. Brown Haider io Margaret provide roo.,H unt 1 the ynun ; pui
Mnllis bv Esq. S. S. S. MeCaulev. lets are almost at lnyi-ig aite a
May V, F. B, Ashcraft to Annie I., crooked breast bone disqualifies a
Biek-jtt by Rev. P. M. Austin. bird for exhibition and has m en k:iovn
Mnv lt'i, S. S. Hargett to M. L. 10 feriously jitTeet laying qualities.
Ross'bv Esq. J. H. Winchester. 'Spray the oops fiviuently with a
Mav'22. Hasell Thomas to Emma disinuctant solution and thange the
I. Wolfe bv Kev. E. A. Osborne. litter at least twice a week so that
Mav 30.'Eu-j-ene McLarty to Minta it Jej not become foul, t ieanliness
R-'dfeam bv Rev. D. M. Austin. is essential 'i your birds are cover.-.l
11..,- 11 H T Rmr-nm tn Kiln Allen with lice and the coops full of mites.
l.y Rev. E. L. Davis. young birds will not develop properly , gt.,tk aisin
June a, I.. K. Helms to K.L.KU?- anu uiL- leeu which j ou provide win
sell by Rev.O. Ryde'. llot p"w results. If young birds are
June 11, J. W. McRorie to Amanda confined to runs try to divide the
Griifin by space so that you can have green stuff
June 17, W. V. Phillips to B. L alternately throughout the season,
June 21st via PRR
June 29th via B&O
July 5th .via PRR
Julv l'ith via B&O
Juiv IHth via PRR
Jr. 27th via B&O
Aujrust 2nd via PRR
Ausust Hth via Ii&O
August lih via PRR
Auniist 21th via B&O
August 110th via PRR
Sept. 7th via B&O
Sept. 13th via PRR
Sept. 21st via B&O
Sept. 27th via PRR
O.t'iber 5th via B&O
October 11th via PRR
October IDtli via B&O
Tickets will be limited to eighteen days, includ
ing date of sale.
Fares will be as follows:
Fare From Fare
... S33.10 Monroe, N. C $30.45
... $30.45 Rutherfordton, N. C $33.30
... S31.20 Shelbv. N. C $32.35
For further information, reservations, etc., call
on Ticket Agent, or address
E. W. LONG,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
Placing
Engines and
Boilers
House
Moving
Hasty by Esq. J. G. Trail. thus providing a constant supply. l , Handling
, noi leeu ioo neuwij oi corn, euiier i Hevv
.Ink- J S. R Hart to S. U. Flow-
by Rev. R. A. Yod'-r. cracked or whole,, during the hot
July 11, Francis M. Trull to Bede 'months. It is heatinyr and fattening
Helms by Esq. T. E. Long. and should bo usd sparingly when
July ii, J. E. Rowell to Tabitha ttJ to growing .-tock. Wheat should
Helms by Rev. D. A. Snyder. form the bulk of the n'ain ration
Aug. 4, W. E. Gatlin to M. A. Still ! with plenty of oats, either dry or
by Rev. C. W. Robinson. soaked. Grit, oyster shell and char-
Aug. 8, Geo. W. Simpson to Eliza- eoul should be kept before the birds
beth Thomas bv Rev. E. L. Davis. . m hoppers at all times and an abu.i-
Aug. 8, R. V. Simpson to P. T. "nce of freRh cool water must be pro
Htlnis by Esq. W. G. Long. vided. It is wise to separate the eock-
Aug. i8, H. W. Staton to M. F. erela and pullets as soon as the sex
Brooks by Esq. W. A. Austin. be determined. The cockerels not
Aug. 15, Jacob Thomas to Emaline intended for breeders should be fat
Manus b Esq. J. S. Smith. tened for market and disposed of as
Aug. 14, H. W. Williams to Rena'arly as possible to make room for
M. Helms by Rev. G. L. Chanev. the pullets. July and August are not
Aug. 14, R. L. McManus to E .0. "u Uite to hatch birds Lir next w:n
Ritch by Rev. I. M. Austin ter's laying, while , the experienced
Aug. 14, A. F. Fowler, Jr., to Ida breeder who knows to a day hew long
Medlin by Rev. G. L. Chaney. !t takcs t0 tr'ng his Lirds to show
Aug. 18, John A. Austin to II. Rendition oen finds it necessary to
Austin by Esq. A. J. Brooks. hatch in August in order to have birds
Aug. 22, W. G. Foster to M. A. condition for the later show. The
Shields by Esq. A. J.Price. United States Department of Agri-
Aug. 19. Lindsay Helms to Marv culture advocates disposing of all
Elizabeth Miller by Esq. E. S. Hark- males which are not to be carried
ne!ta. over for breeders, as soon as the
Aug. 22, James Helms to Amanda hatching season is over.
Helms by Esq. Abel Helms. i Feeding
Aug. 22, G. W. Xewsom to Fannie The most satisfactory metnod of
Curlee by Rev. G. L. Chanev. feeding growing stock is what is
Aug. 25, U.S. Bowden to Mahala J. known as the hopper method. This
Porter by Esq. J. T. Ross. s sample and does away with much
Aug. 2J, William Xewsom to Mary lalor when a large nun, bet- of birds
F. Simpson by Esq. J. S. Smith. ' ht'ing raised. It consists of keep-
Aug. 29, E. C. Griffin to M. A. Biv- nU hoppers fdled with growing mash
eni by Rev. J. L. Bennett. and scratch grain before the birds at
Sept. 10, Daniel C. Robinson to M. all times. A growing chick is like a
E. Medlin by Rev. W. B. Arrowood. baby, needing feed several times
Sept. 5, John E. Morgan to Eliza- during the day and if the food is
beth Foard by Esq. E. J. Griffin. available at all times the birds will
Sept. 5. J. C. Griffin, Jr., to Dora help themselves whenever they need
C. Helms by Esq. Abel Helms. it. Oats is one of the very best foods
Sept. 10. Jas. H. Trull to Elizabeth for growing young stock. It is n rt fat-
J. Hill by Esq. J. D. A. Secmt. ;:emng but prov.des the necessary ele-
Sept. 15, T. W. Seerest to Aman- menis io grow Done ana muscie. some
du Biytha by Esq. Alexander McIJ- breeders prefer to feed tik.r oats
waine. alter soak.ng them for twelv.- hours
Sept. 10, John D. Williams to E. in water. This softens ths hull and
L. Forbes by-- makes them much easier for the
Ser-t.. 2(1, VV. T. Simpson to M, E. chickj to dlges.. Green food in some
Biaswell by Esq. T. E. Long. i form is absolutely essential j.nd must
Sept. 22. Burton Godwin U Mar-.w provided in large quantities.
'a;e: A. Will a-rs l-V J. A. Snvder. S routed oats, lawn dipping or any
Sept. 22, Lou's Wliite to X, Ella I growing groin such as wi.ea., rje, oats
Barber by Rev. W. F. McDowell. ar.d miPet is Ideal for the purpose
Oct. P, Thnp-.M P. Dillon to Cnr "".d if the runs are divi le l proncrly
nolia Ii. Wnl'p l.v Rov. K. A o i. i :ht v can be see led. The eovk birds
borne. ''-ill annoy the lutis during the moult
Oct. 17, J. E. Jerome to C. E. nd it wou'd be tne poi:I:iy:nens' aJ
Griffin by Kev. E. L. Davis. .vantage to have the eggs sterile dur-
Oct. 22, W. H. Williams to Laura n the hot summer months as there
S. Flow by Esq. R..T. Sistar. (is no germ to develop an! perhaps de-
Oct. 24, A. A. Griffin to Martelia -ay. Ihe eggs will keep f.esh much
Godwin by Esq. A. J. Brooks. j loiter in warm weather.
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All Work Guaranteed and Bond Furnished.
Estimates Furnished Free.
Long Distance and Independent 'Phone Service.
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