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FACE SIX
TT1E MONROE JOURNAL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1JJ2.
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THRIFT is based on common tense. Thrift is not stinginess. A
stingy man is not thrifty: he is inertly mean. The need for thrift
real thrift is evidenced by facts. A very small percentage of men
reach old a'e poaamsed of independent means.
It is true that most wage earners do not make enough money in
the course of a life-tinu- to save enough to be even moderately wealthy
at old age. Nevertheless hundreds of thousands of payroll men and
women do save enough during their productive years to keep the wolf
from the door in their old age and have comforts and even luxuries
that would not bo the'is had they fritted away small and seemingly
insignificant sums of money in the earlier years.
The late James J. Hill, master ra'lroad builder, declared that the
man who could not or wiuld not save money did njt have the seed of
success within him; he was foredoomed to failure and might as well
drop out of the race. But the mere saving of money and its accum
ulation is only a means to the end, and the building of even a modest
fortune requires that a man should have the judrrient to discern in
vestment opportunities. The ambitious man wants to Increase his
income; and when he has spare money he should seek the investments
that will give him the best return.
Our message to you is this. That as a disinterested party
serving ycu only as your Banker we are in position tJ advise you on
every business move or investment you may care to irake Start to
day let this be your haVk.
THE BANK
W. S. DIjAKENEY, President
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WAS DESIGNED FOR UTILITY ALONE
OUR HAMMOCKS-Shown in a variety of
attractive designs and color combinations
afford the same solid comfort in addition to
being distinctly ornamental. 2ori reduction
in price during August.
PORCH CHAIRS AND SWINGS-in mis
sion, green, or oak finish.
GRASS OR WOOLEN FIBRE RUGS for
the porch in a wide range of sizes and de
signs. Convert your porch into an out-door living
room and enjoy the rest of the Summer.
See our window display, of Kitchen Cabi
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SEABOARD
Air Line
Change of Schedule Sunday,
Trains Arrive
No. 14 from Charlotte 5:50 a.m.
No. 12 '-om Atlanta 5:50 a.m.
No. 1 .om Monroe
NV n ' Washington .... 10:00 a.m.
N i uum Wilmington .... 10:40 a.m.
No. . l from Monroe
No. 34 from Ru'h. & Char. 10:45 a.m.
No. 31 fr,om Wilmington .... 2:40 p.m.
No. 2C -om Charlotte 5:50 p.m."
No. 30 from Atlanta 5:50 p.m.
No. 16 from Ruth. & Char. 8:20 p.m.
No. 6 from Atlanta 8:35 p.m.
No. 13 from Wilmington .. 10:40 p.m.
No. 11 from Portsmouth .... 11:00 p.m.
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V want all your chickens, cogs, hams and produce;
pay highest price at all times. T. C. Lee & Son.
OF
UNION
Stack Raising
Placing
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Wilmington
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for Monro,
40 p. m for Washington
50 p.m. for Charlotte
05 p.m. for Atlanta
E. W. LONG. D. T. A.
Charlotte, N. C
When Many Union County
People United in Marriage
Marriage Records of Many of
County tear. Month and Day or Marriage and
By Whom Married
Marriage in 1909
Jan. 19. Milas Aldridge to Martha
Jane Crenshaw by Rev. T .C Irby.
Feb. 3. W". A. Austin to Tobetha
E. Simpson by Eso.W. E. Austin.
June 1. Daniel Palmer Austin to
Lydia Co'on Meggs by
Dec. 'J!, A. C. Austin to Carrie
Ross bv Esq. W. A. Love.
Jan. 21. S. M. Bradley to Lula Belle
Kirkland by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
April 14. Walter Baucom to Lura
Mullis by Ksq. w.U. ruigier,
Anril 22. Cullie Brooks to Rosa
Baucom by Elder H. Taylor. (
Mav 9, W. H. Baucom to .Leola ;
Tread'away by Elder H. Taylor.
June It'. Frances C Broadaway to;
Blanche Williams bv Rev. A. Marsh. ,
July 21. J. M. Black to Mittie .
Griffin by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas. ;
July 25. V. E. Bennett to tonme M.
r.ker bv Rev. J. L. Bennett
Julv 25. Ed E. Benton to Jane Har
key Houston by Rev. C. A. G.. Tho
mas. Aug. 25, John M. Beattyto Agnes
G. McKenzie by Rev. H. T. Chrietz
burg. Sep' 8, Prof. J. A. Bivens to Ellie
McKenzie by Rev. M. B. Clarkson.
Sept. 15, Marion Blakeney to Kate
Robinson by Rev. D. R,. Thomas.
Oct. 17. Bost Belk to Corrie Price
by Esq. S. A. Helms.
Nov. 14, Clem I.ee Baucom to Cora
Hargett by Esq. W. O..Haigler. .
Dec. 12. D. A. Bowman to Patria
Furr by Rev. T. C. Irby.
Dec. 23, D. P. Broadaway to Nancy
J. William by Esq. S. A. Helms.
Dec. 27. W. Dale Bost to Constance
L. Armfield by Rev. J. A. Caligar..
Jan. 31, Robt. Crook to Ida Fow
ler by Esq. M. L. Flow.
Feb. 10. D. F. Cagle to Lillie Huney
cutt by Esq. W. A. Love.
Feb. 21, H. F. Chaney to Loma May
Faulkner by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
March 24. W. Vann Cuthheitson to
Julia Griftin by Rev. A. Ma-bh.
Anril 11. J. M. Crowell to Alice;
Helms by Esq. J. M. Tomberlin .
Mav 30. John Thomas Covington to I
Lula Slav Smith by Rev. M, T. Steele. , to Ropie M. Helms by Esq. A. C. John
July 24, Tom Griffin to Dena Crook j son.
by - Oct. 30, George Stovall to Minnie
Oct. ;, o. U UarK to r.'ia ren.'gcr
by Rev. J. H. Bradley.
Oct. 3, B. J. Clontz to Ollie Helms
by Esq. A. C. Johnson. I
Nov. 24, I. M. Clontz to Helen May :
Jerome by Rev. A. J. Burrus. June fi, John Lexie Thomas to Min-
Feb. 24. C. Thurlow De?se to Bltkujrye Sinclair by Rev. A. Marsh.
Webb by Rev. E. C. Snyder. . June 30, Vernon Tucker to Eugenia
March 31. J. W. Deese to Connie . Williams bv Esn. J. Wilson Helms.
Jarmon by Rev. F. M. Haney. .
Feb. 2, S. A. Forte to Odessa Helms ;
by Esq. D. C. Montgomery.
Sent. 25. Homer Wris on Foard to
Lucy Freezland by Esq. W. A. Love.
Feb. 14. Lonnie Fowler to Allic ;
H'gh by Esq. M. L. Flow.
Dec. 8. John O. Fulenwider to Mir-
iam Cline by Rev. R. A. Yoder.
Dec. 22, M. G. Fa ukner to Emma
Austin by Esq. M. L. Flow.
Jan. 6, J. P. Guin to Etta Griffin
by Rev. E. C. .Snyder.
April U. li. Uioson 10 l.innia
firiffin bv Rev. C. A. Caligan.
May 15, J. R. Griffin to Ellen Mo.it
iromerv bv Rev. E. C. Snyder.
May 4, E. Cull Griffin to Emma 1 ee
Helms by Kev. U. K. Austin.
Nov. 3, Henry W. Cribble to Julia
E. Funderburk by Rev. M. D. L. Prea
lar. Jan. 10, Y. H. Huckabee t- Martha
Cooper by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
Feb. 21. Adam Helns to Virgie
Ross by Esq. A. C. .'ohnson. .
Feb. '27, Ransom Helms to Laura
Ross by Esq. A. C. Johnson.
July 25. Henry W. HpI.ts t Annie
McClellan by .Esq. W. O. Haigler.
July 8, Thomas .1 H.-lmt to Virgie
Spittle by Esq. G. T. Wir.cvsU-r.
Aug. 18, J. M. Helms to Sylla Mol
lis by Rev. W. F. Es;ridi;e.
Aug. 25, T. C. Horton to Mabal
Horn bv Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg.
Oct. 13, V. A. Haik'hr to Daisy
Green by Esq. Ellis B. 1'us.wr.
Nov. 25, Jeff Hinson o Elfin liowie
bv Rev. O. I. Hinson.
'Dec. 25, G. P. Hinson to U.isi Mul
lis bv Esq. A. C. Johnn.
Dec. 21, H. M. Harkey to Carrie
Helms by Rev. C. S. Yrunjr. '
Dec. 22, Robert R. Hargct: to Kr.ch
acl Ann Newe'l by Rev. J. A. nligan.
Dec. 2i, T. C. Hi'lms to Mary Smith
by Esq. S. A. Helms.
March 21, J. R. Jon-s to Harriett
Rushing by Esq. A. C. Johnson.
April 4. J. E'gin Jone to K. E.
Helms by Rev. M. T. Steel?.
Jan. 11, C .A. Jones to Emma Now
cll bv Rev. W. T. Allbright.
Sept. 15. S. R. Kiker to Blanthe
Ormand by Esq. J. W. Helm.n
June D5, Charles A. Lonp to Nina
Ogburn by ReV. H. F. Chreitzberg.
April 25. Joseph B. Mathosun to
Corrie Williams by Esq. A. CxJohn
fon. May 2, W T. Mnrtin to Corr'o Hicks
b Esq. A. C. Johnson.
July 11, Rawmonit L. Mills to Vinnie
" ' s by Esq. M. L. Flow.
. - T. 5. W. P. Martin to Lillie Har
ri.igton by Rev. T. P. Little.
Aug. 15, William Manus to Blanche
Tidwell by Rev. L. V. Hill.
Aug. 29, D. C. Montgomery tf Sal
lie Richardson by Rev. W. P. Martin.
Oct. 16, Fisher Matheson to Helle
Williams by Esq. A. C. John.wr.
Oct. 27, Oscar H. Moore to Fann'e
J. Guin by Rev. A. J. Burrus.
Der. 19, L. F. Mullis to Corrie Wil
liams by Esq. W. O. Haigler.
De. 18, Will Morrie to Eva Corn
Gorman by Esq. J. 'M. Tomberlin.
Dec. 25, L. S. Medlin to Pearl Trull
by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
June 30, Hugh M. McAllister to El
ise Ramsey by Rev. Wm. Black.
Aug. 24. D. B. McCurdy to Wilma
Long by Rev. Edward Long.
Dec. 29, Arthur McCorkle to Carle
Wolfe by Esq. R. L. Gordon.
the Yountrer Citizens of Union
Oct 24. A. C McRorie to Joseph
ine Lempley by Rev. H. F..Chreiti
herir.
Dec. 26, E. L. McCanua to Eva Col
lins by Esq. A. C Johnson.
.March 7. B. S, Nance to Pearl Fow
ler by Esq. W. B. Brooks.
Dec. 15. R. N. Nesbit to Louie
Robinson bv Rev. W. W. Ratchford.
July 1. Ellis Privett to Mary Shep
herd by Rev. M. T. Steele.
Aug. 8, L. L. Parker to Venie Helms
i oy r.sq -i. v rrice.
Aug. 29. F. M. Polk to Nannie
Pigg by Esq. G. A. Long.
Sept. 12. Mike Presley to Martha
Helms by Esq. J. M. Harkey.
Sept. 11, Marcus Price to Addie
Wallace by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
Nov. 14. L. C. Phifer to Emma
Green by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
i Xov. 24. A. J. Price to Fame Price
bv Esq. S. A. Helms.
Dec. 1. I. M. Phifer to Liliie Ham
ilton by Rev. A. Marsh.
Dec. 4. J. F. Price to Lillie Pusser
by
Dec. .19. Frank Privett to Daisy
Auberry by Esq. A. C Johnson.
Dec. 29. J. H. Penegar to. Lela
Smith by Esq. A. C. Johnson.
March 25, A. J. Rushing to Tiney
Baucom by Esq. W. O. Haigler.
June 20, Martin Rogers to Sallie
Bass by Esq. M. L. Flow.
Jan. 29, C. D. Roberts to Lucy M.
Stewart by Rev. H. F. Chreitxberg.
Oct. 31. Sain A. Rushing to Bertha
Bright Yandle by Esq., Joe Rogers.
Dec. 7, J. T. Rushing to Ethel Love
bv Esq. Ellis B. Pusser.
" M. C. Smith to Sallie Cald
well by Esq. W. H. Love.
Jan. 4, Robert F. Secrest to Emma
McManus by Rev. M. T. Steele.
March 24, Richard A. Stone to Inez
J. Williams by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
April 14, William F. Sparks to Vir
ginia Sims by Rev. W. F. Estridge.
June 2J, Warren (.. Stack to Fattie
I.ee bv Rev. H. F. Chreitzbersr.
Julv 7. John B. Sinmson to Lena
Shannon by Rev. H. T. Chreitzberg.
Auir. 2S. Everett Hamnton Sturees
Lempley by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas,
Dec. 24. J. H. Strawn to Emma
c,r?en by Esq. T. C .Griffin,
March 4. W. A. Tarlton to Julia
Green bv Esq. A. C. Johnson.
Sept. 29, Bunyan Y. Tiner to Mary
i.,.e Bivens by Rev. D. M. Austin,
Sept. 5. B. W. Thompson to Fronie
Hnrkev bv Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
olt jo, James Sim Thomas to Eli-
za Godwin by Elder J. F. Mills.
Nov. 2S, W". P. Turner to Bessie
Auberry by Esq. W. D. Hawfield.
Dec. IS, L. W. Traywick to Dora
Haigler by Rev.' H. F. Chreitzberg.
Dec. 27, R. C. Tarlton to Nettie
Stegall by Esq. A. C. Johnson,
Dec. 19, J. H. Vickory to Annie Mar-
tin by Esq. J. W. Helms,
Jan. fi, Edgar Walker to Jennie
Rogers by Esq. A. C. Johnson.
Jan. 20, Norman H. Whorton to
Wilma Leola Preslar by Rev. H. F.
Creitzberg.
Feb. 2. W. O.. Williams to Delia
Smith by Esq. W. A. Love.
anxCqfla viS wu mE
Feb. 24, L. W. Williams to Odessa
Baucom by Esq. W. O. Haigler.
Feb. 21. D .L. Williams to Lillie
Haigler by Esq. W. O. Haigler.
April 18, J. G. Williams to Miran
da Fowler by Rev. A. J. Burrus.
April 25, H. M. Wallace to Nan
nie Williams by Esq. S. A. Helms.
April 28, Fred Williams to Inez
Russell by Rev. C. A. G. Thomas.
June 29, W. E, Wallace to Elsie
Wallace by Rev. M. T. Steele.
Sept. 18, Julius F. Williams to Car
rie Williams by Esq. W. H. Love.
Nov. 14, C. M. Williams to Bertha
Helms by Esq. J. W. Helms.
Nov. 24, T. A. Williams to Mattie
Green by Rev. L. T. Cordell.
Dec. 8, C. J. Williams to Florence
Helms by Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg.
Dec. 29, D. Emmett Williams to
Sallie Chanty by Rev. J. A. Bivens.
Oct. 14. Jim Vow to Ollie Mills by
Esq. G. A. Long.
Nov. 20, Charlie Yow to Brett ic
Helms by Esq. S. A. Helms.
Oct. 2, Harry A. Ziem to Nancy
Leathcrbury by Rev. L. T. Cordell.
Re n!on of John Allen Helms Family
On Friday, August 25, a large num
ber of relatives and friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Helms in honor of Mr. John Allen
Helms. After greetings had been ex
changed all around, we had a bounti
ful picnic i!;nner on the lawn which
was enjoyed by all. Zuline, the in
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
McCoi kle, won the prize for the pret
tiest baby present. Mr. Roy Secrest
won in the foot race for men and
Mrs. Clyde Helms won in the foot
race for wnnun. Mr. Zeb Little won
in the race on all fours. Little Miss
Eunice Howie won in the little girls'
race, and Master C. B. Gordon In the
race for little boys. The Oak Grove
string band furnished music. The
crowd reluctantly dispersed, wishing
many happy returns of the day. One
Present.
W. W. HARGETT, .
Dealer in
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES
AND REPAIRS.
Very Reasonable Prices
- Charged.
All Wnrk Guaranteed.
Phrvnp .T72-R. Mnnroe. N. C.
GETTING READY FOR
LEGION CONVENTION
New Orleans Makiag ArraageneaU
for Hoasiag Oac Haar4 aaa
Pifty Taoatand GueU
New Orleans, Aug. 21.-Ships,
Pullman cars, tents, and Army sup
ply base building, private homes and
hotels will house the thousands of
delegates and visitors expected at the
American Legion national convention
in New Orleans. October 16-20.
A preliminary canvass by the con
vention hotels and housing committee
has demonstrated the fact that New
Orleans will be able to house 150,
COO guests.
Passenger liners will be docked and
former "gobs" and marines will be
alloted first cabin accomodations on
them.
A Pullman city of hundreds of cars,
to be established in three large rail
road yards, will care for 14,000 visi
tors, the convention committee has
announced. The "hotels on wheels
will be provided with all the conven
iences of a modern hostelry. Dining
car service will be maintained, show-
er bath will be erected and all equip
ment will be electrically lighted while
parked.
The railroads have established a
charge of $12 for parking in addition
to the So4 for daily Pullman car ren
tal. The average cost to the Pullman
guests will be about $2 a day.
If the size of the convention crowd
warrants it, tents will be erected on
the parquets of some of the more
centrally located boulevards. A model
barracks, patterned after those of
cantonment days, will be established
in the Army Supply Base, a fifteen
million dollar structure on the river
front. Private homes will be thrown
open to the veteran who brings his
wife to the convention.
New Orleans hotel men have agreed
upon a uniform rate schedule of $1.50
day without bath and $3.50 with
bath. Charges in the tent cities and
improvised hotels will be from fifty
to seventy-five cens a day and the
cost in private homes will compare
favorably with the hotel rates.
All reservations for rooms during
the five days of the convention must
be made through the Legion depart
ment adjutant of the state from
which the visitor comes.
Miss. Moore Nearly Drowns
Mr. Mllrriv Walter cavail the Ufa
of Miss Ruby Moore of Roanoke, Va.,
last Saturday afternoon at Helms'
pond. Miss Moore was in swimming
and was wading in water about waist
deep when her feet slipped and she
landed in water over her head. The
young lady could not swim and went
under twice before Mr. Walters reach
ed her, but he succeeded in getting her
to safety. Miss Moore is a niece of
Mrs. W. O. Metts, and returned to her
home Saturday night after a week's
visit here.
666 quickly relieves Colds, Con
stipation, Biliousness and Head
aches. . A Fine Tonic.
J. C. Richardson, M. D.
Surgery and Obstetrics.
Monroe, N. C.
Office in Belk-Bundy Building.
Hoars 9-11 and 2-4.
Office Phone 182; Residence 597.
R. H. GARREN, M. D.
Practice Limited to Treatment of
Diseases of
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Office Over
THE UNION DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 258.
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g Indigestion g
Many persona, otherwise
rigorous and healthy, are
bothered occasionally with
Indigestion. The effects of a
disordered stomach on the
system are dangerous, and
prompt treatment of Indiges
tion la Important "The only
medicine I have needed has
been something to aid diges
tion and clean the liver,"
writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a
McKlnney, Texas, farmer.
"My medicine la
Thedford's
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trouble of any kind. I baVe
never found anything that
touches the spot, like Black
Draught I take It In broken
doses after meals. Tor a long
time I tried pills, which grip
ed and didn't give the good
results. Black-Draught liver
medicine Is easy to take, easy
to keep, inexpensive."
Get a package from your
druggist today Ask for and
Insist upon Thedford's the
only genuine.
Get it today.
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Special Notices
One cent a word each Insertion.
FOR RENT 2 or 3 -horse farm. J.
T. McCorkle. Mineral Springy N.C
THERE WILL be a family reunion
at Mr. W. H. Funderburk's near
Dudley on September 16. Public
and friends invited.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping close in Phono
174R.
WANTED A lot of good dry pln
wood. M. L. Flow.
NOTICE Can furnish a fw more
customers with sweet milk from
our herd or registered Jerseys. AH
cows tuberculin tested. Mrs. R.
C. Griffin. Phone 306
SEE J. lTaUSTIN CO.. Wingate. for
Lime, galvanized roofing, barbed
wire and nails.
FOR SALE Modern S-rooia house;
mall payment down, balance easy
terms. People's Building k Loan
Association.
LOST Small hound doj, red and yel
low speckled. Return to VV. II. Ter
rell and get reward.
SEE GULLEDGE & SNYDER for
Purina, the beat dairy feed and
laying mash. .
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE Encyclo
pedias, the Classics and other books.
Mrs. Roscoe Ph;fer, local represen
tative, phone 30R.
SOUTH BEND Watches New line.
McCall.
IN HIGH grade watch repairing you
want the best; 15 years experi
ence; all work guaranteed. lie
Call. BIRTH STONE Rings Let us show
you. McCall.
MONEY TO LOAN-,On farm land.
Long terms small payments. We
have been appointed local corres
pondents for Union County for the
First Carolina Joint Stock Land
Bank of Columbia, S. C, a corpora
tion created under the provisions of
the Federal Farra Lpan Act for the
purpose of affording ea?y credit on
farm land. -You can borrow not less
than one thousand dollars nor more
than twenty-five thousand dollars
from this institution on security of
farm lands. You ne?d not live on
the farm offered as security to ob
tain a loan, nor do you have to
purchase stock in the bank. We are
anxious to forward applications
from desirable customers to the
bank, and we solicit your inquiry
and investigation. VANN & MIL
LIKEN. Monroe, N. C. Local Cor
respondents. SOLID GOLD Jewelry of all kinds.
McCall.
FOR RENT A two-horse farm on
Concord road, near High Hill
church, Mrs. E. I. Moody, Monroe.
TIRES FOR SALE-Clover Leaf cord
30x3ii, $14.50; Heavy Duty Fabric
30x3 $9.65. Long & McClellan
Garage.
FOR RENT - Building
formerly occupied by
Piney Woods Tea
Room about two miles
i east of town. $15.00
per month. Apply to
N.C.English.
LADIES Just received a large line
of Bracelt Watches, white gold,
green gold, etc. McCall.
PIANO TUNING and regulating
Work guaranteed. Holloway Mu
sic House, Phone 571, Monroe, N.
C.
I JUST RECEIVED Car load Cow.
' Chow. G-jlkd;e & Snyder.
FOR SALE Oakland car, in fair con
I dition. J. F. Peach, 412, Hill street,
I Monroe.
PHONE US your orders for groceries
nnd vegetables. McCollum Bros.,
Phone 474.
ELGIN WATCHES New line just
received. McCall.
JEWELRY We take pleasure in
showing you. McCall.
MCE DESIRABLE room, one block
from square for rent at reasona
ble price. J,rs. R. G. Masjn, tele-'
phone 407.
FRESH SEEDS All kinds, 5 cents
pnper. Plyler-Funderburk Co.
FIFTY MARBLES for five cents at
the Union Variety Store. ,
SEE US for your fruit jars, jar rin;rs
and caps. McCollum Bros.
GET MAGAZINES at the Union Va
riety Store.
FULL LINE Purina dairy feed and
laying mah at Gullege & Snyder's.
AUTO TRANSFER If you want
good service, Phone 496. Frank
Helms' Transfer.
HOUSE FOR RENT Close in.-Mrs.
Ellie Wilson.
HOUSE MOVING If you want your
house moved or raised, see me or
call at Lee Park .Dairy Jas. S.
Helms, Monroe Route 1.
WHITE HOUSE pure apple rlnegar
at 0c per gallon.- Bring your
Jug. McCollum Bro3.
FOR SALE OR RENT Six-room
house and acre and half lot, small
barn, in town of Vingate. D. B.
Austin. ':