1'nlntlng is not Mich a simple matter as some Knplo think.
Different paint are made to fill different requirements. A paint
exposed U tho weather requires different ingredients than the oth
er kind. It most liiimrtnt quality Is to preserve rather than beau
tify. We know the tuliit business, the kind to use Inside or outside,
on Iron of wood. We have devoted year of study to paint and we
will Khtdly give )ou the information in our power for tho asking.
We buy tlio pahitM wo handle bcrauso they ore tho best. We will
gladly tell you why. Come In and talk It over with u..
MASCRY'tt I'AINT HAS NO KQt'AL.
HEATH HAKDWABE CO.
WHOLESALE
MONROE, N. C.
RETAIL
iwdg 1m pones Vimn oa III Own
Better Half.
Judge Irrtng Bemaa fined bU bet
ter naif I2S for contempt of court
and orered the bailiff to lock her up
If the fin was not paid in an hour.
Mrs. Beuian paid. The judge was
holding court when Mrs. Beuian en
tered the court room and seated her
self near the bato 'lt fr him to
go on a shopping expedition. Wil
liam LAWloii was before tne bar.
charged with disorderly conduct.
After hurrying through the evidence
the Judge fined him (10 and coats.
Lawton. having no ready cash, was
ordered locked up.
That's an outrage," esclalnied
Mrs. Beman. Silence," thundered
the Judge. Jirs. Ueuiau refused to
be silenced, and with a woman s lik
ing to have t'.e last word, saecon-
tinued her argument vith h.-r hus
band until the court was la an up
roar, in cpera:ion tne juuge im
posed a fine of fZi fjr contempt,
and Mr s Uemau dared bim to col
lect it. The Judge Instructed LU
liff Newton to take Mrs. Ileman lu
cnarge and lock her up if the flae
was cot paid Inside of an hour.
Mrs. tieiunn v. as led from the
court, sobbing hysterically. She
later drew on her private bank ac
count for the fine and was releas
ed. Judge Ueman stated that he
had Imposed the fine, fetliug th:it
it was the only thing he could do
if the dignity of his court was to
be maintained. Sterling, U!.. Dis
patch. Help the Hoys Out.
Pageland Journal.
1 i ru In baa . roQ 1 wllll-V.'pftt
II J VU v in v . "
performance, go out next Sunday
afternoon ai - ociihi auu wo
n..-n Knva villa lueark ftml rut Other
shines as near like some of the
cheap show performances tney nave
been attenaing as uiey cua ou imi
performance ring over near Rose
Lltll nhnnh YhrtaA nf VOU WhO
lilt v im n wuv w. -
have boys, and especially those who
have Doys ana a cnurcn recuru hw,
,i.rh tinA It tnKwKtinir to eo over
and watch the capers, maybe It will
be pood recreation tor you oner a
week's hard work. Help the boys
inn ihn eiihhnth If vnii can't eo
iinv. I'll anv Snndar vou can
as they are supposea 10 ue mc
every sunuay ni ; o ciock suary.
Would Linger linger.
In a Btorm at sya, the chaplain
asked one of the crew If he thought
there was any denser.
"Oh, yes," replied tho pallor; "if
it blobs' r.d hard as It d ies now we
shall nil bo In heaven before twelve
o'clock toinnht."
ty. i.Mrt)nlu trrifloil nt ihr ex
pression, cried out "The Lord for-
biJ. Liirc.
Monroe's New Citizen.
Papeland Journal.
Mr. T. !'. Smith moves his fmu
lv from Pagidand to Monroe today
ir Smith nnil fi-mllv have made a
great ninny friends during their stay
here who regret to see them go. .vir
Smith has had a (rood HusluesB Here
and his going will bo a loss to the
town. He has purchased a grocery
business In Monroe, and will douut
less make a success of It.
Woman's Power
Over Man
WHY
Piedmont Buggies
are the height of perfection
in huggy building.
To btrild a buggy hat combines style, comfort, finish and durability
has been our aim Bince the first conception of Piedmont Baggies. Our fac
tory is located in the famous Piedmont section of Nrth 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 Busies the heights per
fection in buggy building. , . .
We have studied carefully the requirements of buggies in the bouth, and
endeavor to construct our Piedrwnt Buj35 to meet theseonditions they are
built in the South, by Southern people and for the Southern people.
Piedmont Buggies will give you belter service,
Ust longer, and cost less to keep up.
For sale by Heath Hardware Co Monroe, N. C.
Almost a Miracle.
One of the most startling chan
ees cvfr seen in any man, according
to W. B. Holsclaw. Clarendon, Tex.,
was effected years ago in his Drotn-
er. "lie nail Biicn a areauiui
couch." he writes, "that ell our fam
lly thought ho was golag into con
sumption, but ho began to use ur.
irinir'a Now Discovery, and was
comuletely cured by ten bottles.
Now he is Bound and wen ana
welshs 218 pounds. For many
vears our family has used this won
derful remedy for cougns auu coins
wlih excollent results." lt'B quicn
safe, reliable and ffuarnntoed. Price
50c. and $1.00. Trial Dottle iroo ai
English Drug Company's.
Notice of Sale of Lund for Partition
A bv virtue of an order
by the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Union county, North Carolina
i, !ii it n uni-i.'il tirocoedine eatl
HpiI "W. Hnv Tru 1 ana V. M. iruu
vo i.nmi,. Trull. Gertha Trull. Pau
line Trull and Kvorett Trull," pond
ing before tno sa.u uierK, mo uu-
durslgucd w ill on
Mondav. Anril 20. 1312.
at 10 M., at tho court houso door
In Monroe, North Carolina, sell to
the highest bidder for 1-3 cash, bal-
credit of 8 months, two
city lots, lying and being In the City
of Monroe, N. C, and described as
follows:
Bounded on the north by Brown
avenue; on the east Dy sstanoru
street; on the south by Lot No. 3
In TtlnrV C: nnd on the west by a
branch or drain, same being lots
N'os. 1 and 2 in Bl3ck C of the Mon
roe Land Improvement Company s
addition to tho town or juonroe.A.
C. Each lot contains 50x166 feet,
mnrck rtr loan nnil nre the same lots
conveyed by D. A. Mauney and wife
to E. E. Presson, by deed dated
May 9, 1898, and later conveyed oy
unlit Prodsnn nnd wife to James T.
TVnll liv rfeeit listed March 5. 1901.
and recorded In book 34 of deeds
at page 81, in the office or tne ueg
iuT. nf ihpiU nf i;nlon county. N.
C, to which referenece is hereby
made.
Thl3 tho 26th day of March, 1912
U. W. LKIIJIO.MI, tomr.
U, V. Iiemmond and J. C. M. Vann,
Attorneys-t-lJw,
will practice in all State and Fed'
ml t'nurts. Soeclal attention glV'
b to the settlement of Estates by
Administrators, Executors and Guar
dians. Offices, Nos. Z ana s, ixwb
and Trust Building. Phone 2.
DR. B. C. REDFEABN, Dentist,
Office one door south of C. W.
Bmner's Store.
Phone 232. Monroe ,N. C.
At Marehville on 1st and 3rd
Mondays of each month and Mat
thfws on 2nd and 4th Mondays
DR. R. L. PAYNE,
Physician and Surgeon,
Monroe, N. C.
Office in Postoffice Building, over
Union Drug Co. Office hours 11 to
Vonn'i mH jlorioas endowoicnt is the power
to swakea sad huM the jmitc (Jul Looot luve t( a
wor.ii y mm. V hco im !uet it c--iJ U jl Unt oa,
ao oo ia tno wide wen J cu -no- iie hrsrt socy
she cajurcs. The wmu who fLCr fnm wck
nets and Jcrotitr.icat i4 tu. r xxwl un -u:!y or
gtnuia sooa kw the poncr to tm t'.u Lrart J
a oisa. He icrcral !i?a,'h i."vV- anj the b n
her gaod look, her t:retti- i:r.v, irf amicb;! ?y
and her power saJ rcf - Wiiiaii. te. !t. V. fierce, of El'FI, N.V., wih
the stiistznce ol Lis lUlit le l iias, Sa "itscri --! ler aid cured a-jry
thouiaaJ of .cim. i!e 1 ieci a L-ccefut remot'y l.r 5n'i c:i
mcnt. It h k.vjwn ts Ur. i ii-rce'i Tvurite rrorri-fi'-ri. It ii pe:liv
pecie for t.e wi-jkne-wt ciJ cjurcers ptvuliar t . voj m. ! . -;re. tr -late,
tireriithmi tul l.t.i.. '..t.ifl.ic u'a'c.i ti! i'. N iv-,-: -r U
advue ) ou to acctit a jjt.tu'c ia oruc io bii kc a lr!i i.r:r p 4 '.
IT ZZJLUFS "WSAr: WQITJZI? ZrSJi.Ci:C,
When Times Are Hard
money clow, and the ilenionls for
bans about three tiinen as large as
we ran supply, it is natural that,
In case oue of our regular deMKiti:n
need nn acrtHiiodation, he should
be favored first.
Why not protect your future in
terest by opeuing an account with
us now. The amount of your first
deposit is not so material as the
fact that you become one of our reg
ular UcKxiior.
Start an account with us today.
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
M. K. LEE, President J. L. EVERETT, Vioe Presideat.
0. B. ADAMS, Cashier.
Thermometers
Vou need some to keep tab on the changing temiM'ru'ure.
We buy direct from tho ln-st makers. We have the best ther
mometers t all prices. Decorated thermometers for indoors, al
Mdutcly rornx't reglsterlun thermoineters for ouUlKr, clinical
thermometers for the sick room and reliuble barometers, the sci
entific weather prophets.
Respectfully,
English Drug Co.
The Dependable Store.
It is a Pleasure
to Dress
when one lias a k"mh1 as
sortment of shirts, collars
iiockweur, etc, which he
knows are correct and clas
sy. And fw-HiiK Rood
makes ne lHk good. For
tho furnisiiings Hint make
self satisfaction and
approval of others
come rUtbt here. Our haJc
erdashory is the kind that
marks the wrearer as a
man of taste and refinement.
for
too
We can Point
to the time
when shoos were either
stylish or comfortable
never both. Hut things
are different now. Uoth
in our men's and women's
footwear you will find tho
acme of stylo combined
writh perfect comfort.
Come see, try on and be
convinced.
Low cut shoes are now
ou display.
An)'thing you want for wear
ing or living can be found in
this big general store.
t
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Grow Bros. Gash store.
12 a. m., 2 to 4 p. m.
Residence phone, 273-R.
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