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ASTORIA
TMI CtOTMra .MM. NCW OH CIT
Buy
What You Need
Do vnn hnv frtiliviar iin.1. m hrnnit name like ft D&t-
n medicine, or do you Dny wrtat your lana neeasr
Thira in ni mi.Ti. n.tiliti... n itpciif bv certain hlnnnt.
It is only a question of how many pounds of plant food do
tney contain.
By mixing your fertilizer yourself, you fan suil the pro
portion of uii k acting'and gradually available Phospho
ric Acid and Ammonia to your soil, and you
Know What You Buy
The best farmer!, those who produce the best crops for
the least money, and make their lands more productive
each season, all hnd that
Ifome Mixing Pays
Our formula book sent free upon request
Fertilizer Materials for Home Mixing
Thomas Phosphate Total Phospho
ric Acid. 17 to Woi Lime, 35-50
Muriate of Potash Potash. W
Sulphate of Potash Potash, 4)S
Kainit Potash, 12
Nitrate of Potash Ammonia. 15;
Potash, 44
Imported Ground Fish Guano
Ammonia, 10 to 12; Bone Phosphate
of Lime, 15-20
Nitrate of Soda Ammonia, 18
High Grade Dried Blood Ammonia,
16
High Grade Tankage Ammonia, 9
to 10 ft ; bone Phosphate of Lime, 15
FOR PRICES AND FREE LITERATURE, ADDRESS
The Coe-Mortimer Co.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Our Store is very complete
with all the latest and
best medium
priced
FURNITURE
and if there was ever a time when the young
couple going to housekeeping could furnish every
room in the house to begin with at a nominal cost
and such conditions of purchase to make it a real
easy matter, it is NOW. We are in a position to
give you the best in every particular, and a com
parison will'convince you. Yours for business,
T. P. DILLON.
Death of Mr. J. A. Jerome.
(Corresiondenee of The Journal)
Mnv friends throueoirt the
count d learned with regret of
the muMcm deatn or -Mr. jauies
A Jerome October 2Gth. aUnit
sevcu oVl.K-k in the afternoon, at
his lnuiie at I'nioiiville. lie '
out side the house when he fell
unconscious to the ground aiid
died within alnitit half an hour.
Ills death wan caused by e. re
hral hemorrhage
Mr. Jerome was well known
throughout this county and al
ill Mecklenburg, where he f.nm
erly lived, lie was a good mm
and will Ih greatly missed in the
eommtmitv. II' was 74 tars
and ll duvs old.
Mr. Jerome was one of the men
who erected the l'nitnviJle Meth
odist church, and had been a
inetnher since its organization.
Ills wife and four sons anl five
laughters survive.
Funeral services were conduct-
1 . . t I O 4 ..... I .. .. .,'...
el al Hie KOltie "inuniai m-i-
uoon about one o'clock by his pas
tor. Hew C. i. Allison. and the
remains were interred in the
Ptessvn graveyard.
President Witnesses Big Naval
Review.
New York. Nov. 2 Fresh from
his cross-continent tour" of W."00
miles, during whieh he reeeivtl
senatorial pledges whieh se. tu to
indicate the early ratification of
the treaties of caee and arhit ra
tion with tireat Britain and
France. President Taft t lay.
standing " windt
luiilirc of the little oruisi':--w.eht
the Mayflower, reviewed the
miirlitMst line of l'!rlitiiisr e:-aft
ever assi'tuliled under Ihe A:ni ri
can flair.
Tin- i'residelil liad illdie;,' ! ill
all !lis sjieceltes ill a lvoca' .' of
th- treatii s of peace that I eii
tertaiiied it. i I'.Mi.l d"lusion that
war. hy eonveiiti-ou. could :i .'i;e-iat-ly
! a tiiinv' ol lh- j.as'.
Tmlay Mr. Taft let it. he kn. wii
that he vuiiM urire ('oiijf!-is the
necessity of huildinir two nival
KupcrdrcadiioiiL'lit a year iint'.l
the Panama canal is in actual op
eration. The canal, he declared.
would doiiMc 1 1n eff science of
tlie navy and from that time on.
one battleship a year miht suf
fice to keep the American navy
in the forefront of the world's
military j hi wen.
Countless thousands of t'conle
joined with the President in pay-!
u.tf tnlnite to the tiv' score ves
sels which lay at anchor in the
Hudson. Twenty-four first class
battleships were in the line, sur
r ninded by armored cruisers, tor
pedo boats, submarines and the
rank and f:b' of auxiliary vessels
that serve as tenders to the fleet.
There are ninety-nine in all.
Tweiity-( ne of the battleships
toward the close of the day pick
up their anchors, turned in the
teeth of the (-ale and swept out
to stii proudly. The President
watched the passing pajreant in
impressed silence. As ihe hie
filihtijijr ships steamed by with
foam crested waves spreadiaifr
from their armored Imiws and with
clouds of black smoke swirling
fit in their funnels, the sun was
near it.s Met tin? and they spoke
with crash ijitf puns the last of a
long series of wdutes which had
begun wMh the early morning
and had been all but iucessant
throughout the day.
The Columbian
National Life
Insurance
Company
of Boston, Mass.
Chartered in and doing business
under the strict laws and supervi
sion of the State of Massachusetts
Low Rates
. Short form Policies
Everything Guaranteed
Nothing Left to the
Imagination
Why Not Get All the Life Insurance You Possibly
Can For Your Money?
When a man buys life insurance he tdiould rurchae it on the non-participating plan, as on thia
plan he knows firm t!ic beginning the exact yearly cost of his policy. The usual difference in
premium Wtween a participating and non-participating policy is over 20 per cent, which difference
can be advantageously used ui purchasing that inueh more .insurance. Think a moment liow
much more satisfactory to the policyholder-it is to have from 20 to 25 per eeut more insurance
fur the premium paid than to have a dividend of uncertain amount once a year. To illustrate hy
actual figures: at age :.". .f27.(Hl jer thousand or $270.00 annually will pay for a $10.(HK).OO ordi
nary life jHiliey in a participating company. The Columbian National Life's non-participating pol
icy would cost i.2130. If this difference between $270.00 gross premium in the participating com
pany and !,21u.50 fixed premium in the Columbian National is a pp plied to purchase additional insur
anee at 21.o3 per thousand. th. policy holder could carry .f 12.300.00 insurance in the Columbian
National for the gross cost of $10,000.00 in the participating company.
In't it better for the .f.'7o.tHi jou pay down wlun you take the policy to get .12..Hhi.o0 pro
tection for your family instead of $lo.(HMi.(N, particularly us the ?12.3oo.oO policy has Jargcr cash
values than the other.'
In one ease you get iii.re in the Winning, always know what the cost will be, and what you
are going to get for it. In the other you get less insurance protection and an uncertain dividend.
Isn't it better to know than toguess.'
:see:
WALTER K. MAHONE,
MANAGER,
Fostofflce Buildlnn Monroe, N. C.
1 Columbus and
Oxford Buggies.
'Phone No. 10 for Job Printing The Journal.
Cabarrus Farmen' Warehouse
Burned.
The Cabarrus count v cotton
warehouse at llarrishurg, con-
taitrug one hundred and twenty
bal s of cut ton, was destroyed by
fire Thursday morning. The blaze
was discovered bv Mrs. Fate Mc-
Chartucy, who lives onlv a short
listancu from the warehouse. The
alarm was given and practically
the entire citizenship of the little
v il Ln iff rcsHnded, but without
the assistance of fire-fighting ap.
paratus, they were tumble to do
anvtlnng with the flames.
The building was not ineuired.
It was erected in P.M17 and cost
$S00. There was $5,500 inmur
'inee on the cotton, which fully
covers the lom. The wtaple was
owucd by farmers in various sec
tions of the county.
A Father's Vengeance
would have fallen on any one
who attacked the sou of Peter
lSoudv, of South Itockwood.Mich
but he was powerless before at
tacks of kidney trouble. "Doc
tors could rout help him," he
wrote, "ho at last we gave liim
Kleetrifl Hitters and he improved
wonderfully from taking six bot
ties. It's the. Ixst kidney medi
cine I ever saw." Backache, tir
ed feeling, nervousness, loss of
appetite, wrn of kidnev trouble
tliat may end in dropsy, diabetes
or Bright 's disease. Beware: take
Electric Bittrrs and lte safe. Ev
ery bottle guaranteed. 50 oent
at The Englkh Drag Oo'a.
We have just received fresh
shipments of Columbus and Ox
ford Buggies. The Columbus
Buggies have long stood at the
head of perfection in buggy
building. The Oiaord in their
line have no superior. If you
are going to buy, it will pay
you to see these buggies.
Good Harness.
Our harness maker is daily en
gaged in making new harness,
and we already have a good
stock on hand. Get your har
ness now, so you will have some
thing to stand the long winter
strain. r.
Home-raised
Stock.
We have on hand some good
home-raised horses, mules and
mares, for sale or exchange. We
will give you a good trade any
time.
Fowler & Lee Co.
Leading Dealers and Liverymen.
r
.YOU CAN GET THIS RA
ZOR A GOOD ONE FREE
BY PAYING ONE DOLLAR
FOR THE JOURNAL, IN AD-J
VANCE. '