We use Live
c
T,J MM
f "j'V?"
ti C tr i itmti:
jS S 1 .V 53 V W.
L If .
NT
is a revc!u:iv:i to every woman who tries it for the
first time. In style it ;s the equal of shoes that cost
douWe the money. 1 1 makes the foot feel perfectly at
home. It wears better than any shoe you ever hought
forJ?2.00 becaueweuse live leather aqualitysole,
insole, counter, heel, linings. How can we attord it?
Go to the CraJJock dealer ;n your town; he knows he will
tell vou. Look for the Red Bell en the Box.
C RAD DOCK-TERRY CO.,
Lynchburg, Va,
T4 "S
name o
W. S. L i.AK ::Ni:V. i'ioAt:.
V. C. 5 1 ACK, Cshier.
Capita! 50,000.00.
No Bills
The attention of the l::sises public is invited to tin f. rcp-ing ci!i
cial and tirsanelal statement, an i it is such evidence if the strenttli and
stability of this bank as to warrant the belief that new business must
come to it from those not heretofore well advised or informed.
Those not depositing in banks at all would do well to c me here for
safety and become acquain'ed with good banking methods. We advise
and invito everyore not doing sj to bring his money to the Hank. We
guarantee this policy and thick we could convince r.nyone it is the thing
to do if allowed the opportunity. We hope our customers and friends
will have a happy and prosperous je.ir, and we are ready to help on those
who try.
AnotheF
IFiFe
in Union county! The first
question evey one asks is,
"Was there any Insurance?"
And if there wasn't, you sav,
"How foolish?" But, if YOU
were to have a fire tonight,
what would the people say?
Don't take chances on being
in the foolish class. Take a
policy on your property with
GORDON
It shorely is good and
itsood all the time
COFFEE'
eusi .
TrKtEurTiruxCa.
i imilihivJ
I 11 I Ttt " AMU &
I I71AMMF m
m mm m vi mi
Leather only
Some shoe dealers will tell
you they can't give you a pood,
duraMe'shoe for $2.00 or $2.50.
They are right, they can't.
The 52.00 shoe they sell is made
to rill a demand at this price
not to wear. It is made of
seconds from sole to heel.
The
Southern Girl
$100 Shoe $2.50
THE
f IT
U Till
,1. K. SML'TK. Vui-IV,i.lv;.t.
C. l:. A PA MS, A.st. C:i.-hior.
Surplus S20.000.00
Payable.
INSURANCE Sz
INVESTMENT
CO.
Wood's Seeds
For The
Farm and Garden
have an established reputation
extending over thirty years, be
ing planted and used extensively
by the best Farmers and Garden
ers throughout the Middle and
Southern States.
Wood's New for 19 II will
Seed Catalog p you to
9 determine as
to what crops and seeds to plant
for success and profit Our pub
lications have long been noted
for the full and complete infor
mation which they give.
Catalog mailed free on
request Write for itl
T.W.WOOD 6 SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
What '.Squire C heart Found at
Sanfocd and Raleigh.
CormaoiMiear of The JoantaL
Of his recent visit to his son, Mr.
W. F. Chean, at Sanford. 'Squire
V. T. Chear writes The Journal as
follows:
1 found the one I wished to see
nut busily engaged in gardening,
and as I stood and watched him cut
tine and piling roots, using the rake.
forking manuie, etc., ia imagination
I again saw him on the farm engaged
ia th different kinds of farm work;
and as 1 hoard his boyish whistle
and merry song as he cracked his
h:p over the team or drew his hoe
I through the cotton, I thought what
I a pity that swh a good hand should
ever leau' t '.it farm,
j SanfVrd i a busy, hustliag tone
of ab 'i:t .TtVui inhabitant., a great
! railroad ct-nUr from which the trav-
, ei! r caa g i!.1.;.' i r night, in
; auv mrtcttcu. I: has an oil
Ycst.Mi factory. itn fuundrv. kn.t
jting null, f w or three mannfaoiur-
j ing plants, baggy factory, sash and
! blind con pary.vejicering Hant, etc
a sewerage system and eiectnc lights,
a neat court house, with modern con
venienees, thai cct about ? lO.tKl.
and a tlouris'aing' school. Laud in
and around S.tnford is high in price,
with t!.e proKibilitvof going higher.
O S) O
Almost any man who has ever seen
the legislature at Raleigh in its clos
ing days, r:i
again. So 1
a very busy
;;t;iiir.g its
turally wants to see it
called in and found i'
!y as the session was
li'so. I'elegaks vik:
..'.rent sections of !;
. i iy in earntf t to g.-t
r '.mil for the impr e
i "! eth .' :.llU-'!v
; I svnT.,! i ,.
. i but .f t'.:;. 1
Ti.irv is or-. :.
ho ! e;il r. i - '
there
i re in
oes;
their li'l
:i i r
V.
S.ate vhh
will i; ; v
cut, Ih.!
:'t..i i w. :,
mil to -
of hint-.-
i I
i :a :ay duty, ! o rn i
iiiy atui Si.t'o i t
man ia not w!:'"u: :
while r.iue'i h:'s h-.-r.
written, the l.a'f Lis no been Kid
f thisgr.ni'i ! i nun: lhr.:y
MeWhorur I ri a county. I
f oiiud the --:ire eDjvning Larseif
finely, and the most talkative am!
talkod-of iti.'ti I had met in U.ileigh.
lie told r..e t.iat he lisd gained thir
ty jvninds sirre lie went t; K iliigh
two months ago 1 lb. a dav , and
! that this giiia was caused bv s!i.i
food furnish. d by the lady with
whom he hoarded, without fiiiy
liquids whatever to assist. WLile
the 'Squire was talking to me, 1 no
ticed a beautiful llower pinned on
his coat. I could not resist the
temptaticn to inquire how it came to
be there. With a boyish blush he
readily told me. He said that some
one had circulated the report that
he was a man of considerable prop
erty and that his wife had been dead
a number of years, and that one of
the most cultured and refined ladies
of the city, as he was informed, had
sent it to him; but, unfortunately, he
had failed to learn her name.
Time is moving. 1 n:rst leave
Ko. .McWhorter, wilh all his honors
ami er.j lyirent; I must leave the leg-
is .'.'are f..r the pc . !.-. j-idge of
i's work; I 'r.ust Ici.ve t'.e Ohpitid
City, with its hroad ik-n and fine
budding- t- all of its ;.;:: ; tions 1
mt'.st say g o ,bye.
n the home htnteh I f. ;i:ied the
iiquainlacoe of a gcnt'n;;an who
had been to Raleigh woikir.g for a
biil to impwe the r a Is of bis
county. IIj linked m many ques
tions about my town and county. 1
tolj him of the great prosperity of
Cnion county, of our many public
wurks, our fine buildings, cemented
street?, ttc. To the country I car
ried him and told of the great im
provement in farming, and showed
him the neat country residences and
churches and schools. Alas! he ask
ed me about our roads end the sys
tem of working. My head lowered,
my voice trembled, and I told him
we had been talking -talk -talking
about about good roads- but some
were opposed to them.
1 rejoice in the prosperity of Union
county. When her young men and
young vomen are honored in this
and cthe r States, I frel honored my-
jf. What little it Hue rice I have,
from joung manhood up t the pres
fnt time, has been used for the bet
terment of my county. And, men of
I nion, l call upon you and entreat
you to quit boasting of the great
prosperity of our county while the
public highways are a burning,
blistering slame to thrg,,:d tame
if cur county.
Whin, oh wbeD, will some man or
combination of men arise and de
vise some plan and lay the founda
tion for a better system of road
working and for better roads?
Scents the Air With SweetUuanm r
Marhv1lle Homr.
As the lamented "Dill Arp" used
to put it, "King Cotton has unfurled
his banner and scents the air with
sweet guanner." But, while cotton
is still king on many farms in Union
county, it is rapidly being dethroned
over this section of the South and
corn and ether foodstuffs are having
the crown placed upon their potent
heads. And upon this awakening
from the. all cotton craze to a reali
ration of the important fct that real
fanning consists of making a living
at home and employing such meth
ods as will improve insfad of im
poverish land, rests the hope of our
great Southern agricultural interests
Mr. 1'. G. Richardson died Friday
night about 8 o'clock at the home of
his father, Mr. J. A. Richardson, who
lives cne mile north of town, of tu
berculcsis. Mr. Richardson was 21
years cf age and had been confined
to bed for the past several months
lie was a member of White Oak
Tratestant Methodist church and was
a young man of good character. His
rvaiaits were interred in the ceme
tery at this plaoe Sit'.trdav after
noon, R?v. I.. T. Cornell conducting
services.
We havo all heard of patent anu
half -patent tl ur, but a customer pit
a.ir.oyt la merchant cf this torn to tigurirp
mid. a, a few davs ago wh.n he walked into
- iartore and called for hatf-pateut
shoes. Hut of course the enterpris-
i ing jouag stw dealer had exactly
: i what was wanted and the fellow
went home fully satisfied with a pur
of viei kid shoes with patent caps on
the tees.
A loca! camp Modern Woodmen of
Anierici was organized at Marshviile
last night with 2S members. The
following crthtrs wer elected: R II
Gritlin, consul: Smith Medlin, past
consul; J. K. Bailey, vice consul; It.
A. Traywick, clerk; J. .1. (lathings,
banker: C. W. Sturdivant. escort; J.
M. Little, watchman; L 1'. James.
'senln; d. C. IVan. W. A. Weir, II
C. Hamilton, board of managers.
I Government Irxpert ys Coco Cola
is a Poison.
'.l.i'M-- , i'.-'M'r'', 1 t;i.
i . f 1 . ...
I i'! ino Hearing oi t:;c case o: tde
; I'm. :S:.iteag-int a certain nua
b r 1 1 barrels uid keg of coco cola
' in the I V.Ieral c n:rt h. re today, s. me
'of the t mtuettiiig testimony jet
brought out was gi .e:i by Dr. i.yiuan
!'. KtUa r. chief of the drug depart
ment of tii- bureau cf chenitrv.
Washington, I). C. Dr. Kebler istlie
cherr.is' who mad a a test of oca
cola and tnla? he testified that coca
cola contains calTeiac, declared that
tj each eight-cunce gla.s there was
one and cue-fourth grains of cailViue,
which !" says is p uson.
Pr. Kebler cited manv eminent
authorities in pro .f of his statement
that caffeine is a poison and referred
ha number of deaths reported a?
being caused by its use. Cue of
thse writers had reported a case
where four aud one-half grains of
the drug ha-i produced death, and
he declared that about three glasses
of coca cola contained this amount
of caffeine.
The Ventriloquist (Jot Bivens
Waili-'lniro Atl'oiilKll.
It was a mean joke played on the
Ansonian man Wednesday night in
the dining room of the National ho
tel.. Always expecting something to
"happen," his newspaper instinct
was tired when a mournful sound
was heard in the alley between the
dining rjom aud the Baptist church.
At least th::e is where it seemed to
bound these who heard it, thought
.-onvoo: y .vus in great agmr oi
i . i .
body or soul. One of 'he guest.
:o 'he.! through a window and
"tl vue'if' he saw a moving object
In o.ijpany wit'i several others, the
uev: p.ip r man ha.stet.cd through
the room and explored the entire
liciiya:l, looking for a Mgbt that
would make at least a column of
thrilling news matter. But there
was "nothing doing" in the back
yard and returning to the dining
room, the heart-rending sounds ap
peared to be coming from an upper
room in the hotel. But about this
time it was found out that all the
excitement was caused by a ventril
oquist, seated at one of the tabh 8.
His Means.
Haitlmnrr Sun.
"You are charged with vagrancy,
prisoner at the bar."
"Whafsdat, judge?"
"Vagrancy? Why, you lave no
visible means of support.
"Huh. Heah's mah wife, judge.
Mary, is you visible?"
IT CURES
llkramnllan anil Wood Dlnraara
The ('jump of rtifitmulim exorffS
uric :irll In th hlfMKl. Tu ourp rheii
iiMlirin thin arid tmixt he rxprllcd from
th pytfrii. KhruiiiatiMn tit an lnt-!'-mil
iIim-iik nnil rmiuirvH an Internal
r mcily. ltunliinc with oil and liui
liii ntu n:y rnxp tho pnln. hut lin y mill
nu niorr euro rh.uinaiiMti limn pmnt
Hill i lium.'!- Ih fllT uf rnllpii wihhI.
urc llkrumalliini To Ma? l arrd.
H- ifiit-p linn diHi'nvereil a prrfeel anil
riMnpleli' riirp callpj Kheunmrlde. Tft
il in hunlpili of (, it him rfTie'.iil
niarvflniiM rurra. Hln-unmelile r'inoi''K
the raiiw, R'ta al thi JulntH from Ihu
lnM, f"ii the Hlnon out nf the
ryftem, Iniirii up the atoinai'li, regulutra
the hiiweln and klilneya. Hold hy OriiK
KlKtR at and Hi In the In I. ha form
at 2.V. and hjr mall. Itixiklet free.
Ilnhtiltt CtvAnl Co.. Hnlthnnre. Mil.
beta At The ,a 1 laaiile.
IT CURES
Strong Healthy
II woman ia atronj aaj bealtby ia a onaalr war. naoek
eniooj twaM la h-r but little tefrnnf. 1 be trtat-le l
the ft that the marty woaaea aufrr i-ixa meckneu aad
diiea o( the tiiKt!r ieamune orjanum aa4 ara mjuiIIcJ
fcf e.uiuefuuoJ. Tan con be rccocoiej.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Cur--a the weakaeaw aaj tlUnrdcra of wobms.
II acta J.r.-cflr oa tio dcLat aaj important
crjana concerned ia motbcrNo.H!. naUit then
!.j::hv, :ri, rijoroas, virjj aj cUuic
Tori:e tVwri-VM.y v,ni..h.J ts3 inc'irc;j;on cl t-e
r trmd of tx-vmncy arj mi..t Uby't autrnt eay i
rl.not p ni.-s,. I. rii(.en rul vhlua tha Imun n
l.-i.ihcJ tu i: nunelom merits.
I.ooot J.-u-iM. cu mit w cr ml iitutes, c.-J t.r. up, a ou a " in
ct hJ. Accept ci tecn-t nuMrun in rl--e or V.h rra-.-rrrt reeiecS
Cmty. 1 a pure l-!' etr.i- i.l I
' - -
Faithful
Work
C. N. SIMPSON, JR.
imrccisT.
4
I
One S-room house, lot 142xlSO,
In New Town
One vacant lot, on new Wolfe
Pond road, 1122x230, worth
a thousand, will take ... $750.00
One lot 1741x146!, on old Wolle
Pond road, has 4-room and
3-room house on It, all for SIOOO
One S-room dwelling In south
ern part of city at a bargain,
anyway you want to buy.
The Monroe
Insurance and Investment
Company.
Bank of Union Building. G. B. CALDWELL, Manager.
5ale of Valuable Farming Land.
By virtue of an order and decree
made by Hon. W. R. Allen, judtte pre
siding at the October term of the Su
perior court for Union county, N. C,
in a civil action therein pending where
W. H. Thomas et al. were plaintiffs
and Hester Thomas and Jas. E. Thomas
were defendants, wc will, on
Saturday, April 15th, A. D. 1911,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the court house door in Monroe,
N. C. all that certain piece, tract or
purcel of land lying ana being in New
Salem township, in the county of Union
ami State of North Carolina, containing
183 acres more or less, and being the
tract of land known as the late home
place of Jacob Thomas, deceased, and
beinir that tract unon which the said
Jacob Thomas resided at the time of
hia death. The said tract having been
recently surveyed by R, W. Elliott.
the county surveyor, as a whole and
into three separate tracts, one of
which contains 64 6 acres, another 501,
and another 61.6 acres. A plat and de
scription of each may be seen by call
ing at the office of cither of the under
signed commissioners. The land will
first be sold by lots and then offered as
wnoie.
Terms of sale: One third cash, one
third of the remainder within twelve
months of date of sale, and the remain
ing third within eighteen months from
the date of sale, and title retained un
til all the purchase money haa been
paid and deferred payments are to bear
interest from date, and approved secu
rity will be required. This public sale,
however, is subject to a private tale on
or before the date named.
This the 8th day of March. A.D. 1911.
R. B. REDWINE and
R. W. LEMMONO,
Commissioner.
PINEULES for the Kidneys
SO DAVr TRIAL PON il.OO.
Women
n
- I , :
. " ' .nirtjn t'--.
Faithful attrcti n to the principles and practice of
pharmacy give faithful results in prescriptions.
If we till your proscriptions you get faithful work.
The nudica! an! creative value of every drug,
cheruic.l and pharmaceutical in our shvk is as
sured. Frthncs", strength, activity are n pre
sented. 'nr f.icilitie. and training and Knowledge ?nd
tbiMatioi; safety gu:ir ls ( l';Vr you the n re
ulls in any nicdicinc put up under our label.
This s'.-Te pro.-ciip;i.m:; :J.vay.
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
WINTER aOHKDl'LK KFPElTIVE FROM
6TMUY. JANUARY 8T1I, IVI1.
Arrivals.
Nu. tn.CtiarlottetnWIlnilnirtnn &:.'. a. m
No. as, BlriLlwrhain to I'orHnioulh.. :lua m
No. 4S. Charlntt to Monroe k:.iim
No. Sil. Portsmouth to BlrminKhain.. U:Cn.tn
No 4"i, Wilmington to Charlotte 11 :(.'. nt
No. il, Atlanta to Monroe tf.ii p m
No, 44, ('harlnltf to WllmliiKton 6:.'0p.ni
No. Vfi, Rmherfordton to Monroe T:4S p m
No. Si, Birmingham til'ortmoutti.. ISpnl
No. Sli. Wilmington to Charlotte lutuu p.m
No. 41, 1'ortHniouth to Birmingham. .l(:,'u p iu
Departures.
No. 4n, Charlotte to Wilmington .. r:.Mn m
No. IW, BlrintnKham In Portsmouth.. 6:l.ia nt
No. S.I. Portumnuth to Birmingham.. V :.'xi a.m
No. 1,13, Monroe to Kutherfonlton H:.'(ia.m
No. 4, Wilmington to Charlotte 11 :la.m
No. to. Monroe to Atlanta (loeal) 11.1 a m
No. 44, Charlotte to Wilmington :oupm
No. 40, Monroe to Charlotte l:mpi
No. II, Birmingham to Portsmouth.. Pttip.m
No. , Wllmlnittun to Charlotte lu:(p m
No. 41, Portimoulli to Birmingham. . 11 im p.m
No. SSand No. 41 will handle through Sleep
er! between New York and Atlania.
No. S'i and No. M will handle through Steep
en Portsmouth and Charlotte, between New
York and Memphli; Dining tar hetween Ham
let and Atlanta.
No. Wand No. 40 will handle Pullman Draw
Ing Room Parlor Car between Wilmington and
Charlotte.
W.A.BENTON. JR.,
Telephona IS. Loeal Ticket Agent.
DOCTOR H.D. STEWART,
PHYSICIAN, MONROE, N.C.
If Toa desire bit aei lis. eall ma through
Residence 'phone li ; offlea 'phone 7.
urnoe noar, 11 to u. a. ., ana imm i:so tot
. m. Offiee orer Cnloa Drug Compane'a. Res
dene, oa Lancaster a?toae.