MUST CUT EXTRAVAGANCE.
Where Does Your
Shoe Pinch ?
Feet that ache are ill treated. No foot
ever complained that was not pinched
or rubbed or bound by stiff leather. If
your feet are tender or sensitive, if you are
on your feet continuously, don't force
them into stiff, unyielding shoes.
THE
SOUTHERN GIRL
S2.00 SHOE S2.50
it made in many patterns on many lasts
in many styles, do to our dealer in your
tow n and let him fit you. Ask to see
this shoe shown here. We call it Old
Ladies' Comfort, but many young women
wear it for a house shoe because it
is so easy under foot. Whatever your
taste in style, we make it of better
leather, with more wear, than you ever
bought before for $2.00.
Look for tho Rtd BB
on I ho Box
CRADDOCK-TERRY CO.,
Lynchburg, Va.
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car "Autotroph ' ' brand
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ttwtd; in our Colltst Woman '$
Walking Shoe. $3-$3 S0-S4.
it tauaU tht bat custom makt.
Everything
in the
Insurance
Business
we do.
Also everything in the
Real Estate
Business.
See us for all kinds of business.
GORDON SvE&S CO.
st Arrived
ONE SOLID CAR
Of FURNITURE...
The nicest furniture for a little
money that we have ever shown
on our floor before. Get our
prices before buying we can
save you money. : : : : :
T. P. DIL1L1ON.
F
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Mill
in a banking service is a diffi
cult attainment but not an im-
cw the service of
I The Savings, Loan
and Trust Company.
Every precaution is taken as
to safety. Every investment made has wise and careful con
sideration. Loans while liberal are made with precaution that
makes it impossible for a heavy los3 to result. Open an ac
count here. Your money is safe with us. JB a 0 8
H. B. CLARK, Cashier.
R. B. RED WINE, President.
Congressman Kitchia Says that
Democrats Will Lop Of! Unless
Expenditures.
Ktihinrton rormpondear or Ka'righ Newt
"While the Democratic Douse was
elected in the belief that there would
be an honest revision cf the tariff,
there were other - influences that
prompted the voters to deprive the
Ilepublican party of power," observ
ed Representative Claude Kitchia of
North Carolina today.
"The reckless extravagance of the
Republican party, which has been
increasing yearly, was not overlook
ed by the intelligent voter," con
tinued the North Carolina Congress
man, "and I for one shall urge econ- j
omy and retrenchment at every turn j
in the Sixty-second Congress. As1
scon as the Democratic caucus meets j
1 shall introduce a resolution pro-'
viding for the appointment of aj
committee to weed out the useless!
offices around the House of Repre
sentatives. Year after year the Re
publicans have put employees on
the pay-roll, and now they are so
numerous that Congressmen can
hardly make their way around the
Capitol building without stepping
upon their heels. By abolishing
these useless positions, I am satis
fied we could effect an annual saving
of ?:muuu. The new Democratic
House must show the nation that it
did not seek power for the sake of
patronage. How better could we
emphasize the demand for economi
cal government than by striking
down the extravagance and graft at
our beck and call.''
"The truth is the Democrats in
the next House should follow the
j example of the late Samuel J. Tilden
! and give the people an economical
government. I if teen years in un
disputed lease of power ha3 made
the Republican party reckless, ex
travagant and defiant to all pleas
for economy. Expenses have piled
up year alter year with little lustiu
cation. We ought to investigate
every department, and see how
things have been going, draft and
extravagance must be exposed. Such
investigations will better enable us
to put into effect economy in the
government service.
"S3nator Aldrich was very nearly
right when he declared that if the
government should be run on honest
methods a saving of $ 300,000,000
in government expenditures could
be effected each year. The Demo
cratic House must proceed on the
theory that the Republican leader
was right when he made that indict
ment of extravagance against his
party. Pork barrel Congressmen
must be made to stop, press agents
in the departments turned out upon
the world, and economy practiced at
every turn."
To Be Hanged for Killing; His Wife.
Urrrnvtllr, 8. C, lUspaU'li, 'iirci. ,
Before the opening of common
pleas court yesterday for a two weeks'
term, John Cuflie, convicted in the
spring of wife murder, was sentenced
to hang on January 5. The case of
Cullie is a most unusual one. Going
home at night he found his wife ia
company with a white man, Jess
Fuller, with whom she said she was
going to elope. Cullie left home,
got a gun, came back, and the man
and his wife were gone. lie follow
ed them into the country where he
learned they had gone; soon seeing
them ahead in the road he opened
fire with the gun, and the woman
fell dead. The man was not injured
Cuflie sat beside the body till morn
ing and at daylight came in and
notified the oilieers that he had kill
ed the woman, giving himself into
custody, at the same time claiming
that he had aimed at 1- uller and had
killed his wife. .Fuller tried to es
tablish an alibi and partly succeed
ed. Cuflie was tried, and entered
the plea that he killed his wife think
ing he had his gun drawn on Fuller,
He was convicted, the case appealed
to the Supreme court, but a new trial
refused;
Wilmington Charlotte Road Es
tablished.
The location of the Charlotte-to-Wilmington
Highway, otherwise
known as the "Dockery Road," has
been definitely decided upon. At a
meeting of executive committee of
the association in Maxton last Tues
day, the route was located from Wil
mington by way of Chadbourn,
Boardman, Lumberton, Laurinburg,
Rockingham, Wadesboro and Mon
roe to Charlotte. There is one con
dition, however, and that is that
Wall's Ferry, on the Tee Dee river,
shall be put into more satisfactory
condition. Otherwise the route will
go by Cberaw, S. C.
5hall Women Vote?
If they did, millions would vote Dr.
King's New Life Tills the true reme
dy for women. For banishing dull,
fagged feelings, backache or head
ache, constipation, dispelling colds,
imparting arnetite and toninc no
the system, they're unequaled. Fiasy,
saie, sure. L'oc. at Lngnsn Drug uo. s.
Fresh Mince Meat, at
Bruner & Huey's.
WHY
Piedmont Buggies
are the height of perfection
in buggy building.
To build a buggy that combines style, comfort, finish and durability
has been our aim since the first conception of Piedmont Buftles. Our fac
tory is located in the famous Piedmont section of North Carolina-the
best timbered section in this country; our machinery is of the latest
improved patterns; every man in our shop is a skilled mechanic, and every
inch of material used is carefully selected and inspected by experts. These
are some of the conditions that go to make Piedmont Buggies the height of per
fection in buggy building.
We have studied carefully the requirements of buggies in the South, and
endeavor to construct our Piedmont Buggies to meet these conditions-theyare
built in the South, by Southern people and for the Southern people.
Piedmont Buggies will give you better service,
l&st longer, and cost less to keep up.
For sale by Heath Hardware Co., Monroe, N. C.
CROW BlRLOTD-0 ELR2' 1
CASH STORE
Monroe's Biggest, Busiest and Best Store
Is now ready for business, everything in and marked down to the lowest pos
sible price. We want and are anxious for your trade and if low prices for good
merchandise will get it we will do the business.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING 1 1
For Men and Boys
The stamp of quality is affixed to every ar
ticle that we sell. Not only the best, but more
than any other house, is showing. The new brown
mixtures that are so popular this season in a wide
range of styles and patterns.
New Hats, New Shoes, New Overcoats, New
Underwear and at prices to suit any pocket.
A look will convince you that we can make
good.
A Hat for Every Head
We have a hat to sust every head. If you are
hard to please in a hat we would like to show you
before you buy; we know we can please you. Our
strong lines are $2.00 and $3.00. Any size you want
in the nobbiest and newest shapes.
WASH JFABRJCS
FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Wash Dress
Goods
This seasons styles in
wash dress goods see:r.s to
have outdone any previous
one for the styles are pret
tier, the assortment is larger
and the weaves different.
We have a splendid show
ing for lOe per yard up to
25c and something to suit
every one.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
All the new Dress Goods are in and
the display surpasses all previous efforts.
The Black Dress Goods stock is the larg
est we hare ever carried and most every
known weave and fabric will be found
here. This is a store of quality and shod
dy goods find no lodgment here.
SHOES! SHOES!!
We still carry the celebrated Walkover
shoes, they still hold their reputation for
good serviceable wear and for style fit
and finish they have no equal. Alsc a full
line of Craddock-Terrys Southland Belle
shoes for a cheaper shoe and every pair
is guaranteed to give good wear. All
styles and prices. v
SWEATERS! SWEATERS!!
Nothing so comfortable for these cool
autumn days as a good warm sweater
We have a larger stock than ever before
and can fit any size lady, misses or child,
all colors.
SPECIALS! SPECIALS!!
1,000 yards of yard wide extra good
bleaching worth and sold elsewhere for
12jc our price while the lot lasts 10c per
yard.
50 dozen ladies white (all pure linen
sheer and) handkerchiefs at 5c each, have
had 5c linen handkerchiefs before but
never so good as these.
CROW BROS., CASH STORE.