Woman's Power
Over Man
'Woman's mot (lorioca eodowraeo: is ths power
to awakea aad hold the pur tad honest love of a
'worthy aaaa. When ihe loses it aad stiil loves oe,
ao on ia tha wide world cau Loot the heart afony
a be endures. Th woman who auJe.-s from weak
ness and derangement ci her special womanly or
(anism soon lose tla power to sway the heart ol
man. Her general health suffers and she loses
her food looks, her atiractivcncss, her araihi!ity
and her power and prestige as a woman. Dr. R. V. Tierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with
th assistance of his stall of able physicians, has prescribed for and cured many
thousands of women. 1 1 has devised a successful remedy for woman's eil
meats. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a positive
specific for th weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. It purines, regu
lstes, strengthens and heals. Medicine dealers sell it. No kurl dealer will
dvise you to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STKONG,
SICK WOMEN WELL.
Or. Hhw'i PUamt fVMs fiorala m4 ttnmrthaa Sfrmadk, Lfcvr 4 Bowl.
Horses, Mares and Mules
Just received from the Western markets
where I selected them personally, a lot
of splendid horses, mares and mules
just the kind that the people in this
part of the country need. They are
good animals, well shaped and every
one is guaranteed to be just as I tell
you it is. Come and make your selection.
RUFUS ARMFIELD.
Buy a Home.
Buy you a homo at a bargain, or let us
figure with you on building material
for building one. I Three houses and
lots for sale at a bargain to quick buy
er, q Sash, doors, blinds and all kinds
of building material furnished on short
notice and at close prices. Highest
prices paid for good lumber. Inch
boards wanted at all times.
The Monroe MTu. Co.
The Savings Department
of
Savings, Loan & Trust
Company
Fays 4 per cent, on savings accounts, com
pounded quarterly.
Start an account with us now and watch
it grow.
R. B. Bedwine, President,
S. O. Blair, Vice-Pres., H. B. Clark, Cashier.
Our Store is very complete
with all the latest and
best medium
priced
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. anda com
parison will convince you. Yours for business,
T. P. DILLON.
REHOBKTH'S RKtXJRD. .
Fin Old Omntry Tlutt Han Krai
(hit Many Is fill Mu ami Wo.
mm.
Cor. in Waxhaw Enterprise.
Good old Itehobeth! We doubt If
any other public school community
v.lthln the broad borders of old Caro
lina ran surpass you in tbe num
ber of noble men and women that
you have sent out to fill the hungry
marts of trade, business and ruling
of the home, Below we append a
list of Rehobeth people, most of
whom were born here and all of
honi spent their Luddin lives
within Kehobeth school district.
But like Kins Phillip of Macedonia,
they have forsaken their ancestral
homes In search of wider kingdoms.
Kehobeth was too small for them.
Good old Rehobeth. well may you
be proud that anions all these.your
sons and daughters, there is not
one whose life has been a failure!
The seed you sowed in their early
lives Is heaping the ripened fruits
of success round them. They are
part and parcel of the great world
of progress that Is being built by
the people of "God's own country."
In several cases where the hus
band was not a Rehobeth man, his
occupation for the sake of brevity is
given as applying to his wife. We
are sorry that our Ignorance of local
history does not permit of our giv
ing a more complete rcster of our
bsent ones. Will those whom we
possibly may have overlooked, kind
ly accept the above explanation?
R. A. Dunn of Burwell & Dunn,
wholesale druggists, Charlotte.
O. P. Heath, banker and mer
chant, Charlotte.
B. D. Heath, cotton buyer and
broker, Charlotte.
W. H. Belk, of Belk Bros., own
ing 11 large dry goods stores scat
tered over the two Carollnas, Char
lotte. Kev. William Mcllwain, D. D.,
Charlotte.
F. E. Richardson, Charlotte Street
Railway Company, Charlotte.
Whitney Sims, International Har
vester Company, Charlotte.
I.. H. Harmon, Charlotte Clothing
Company, Charlotte.
W. F. Sims, International Har
vester Company, Charlotte.
.Mrs. Dr. W. O. Xesbit, Charlotte.
dipt. W. C. Heath, banker, mer
chant and manufacturer, Monroe.
lr, J, M. Bdik of Belk Bros1, dry
poods stores, Monroe.
Rev. R. J. Mcllwain, Monroe.
Cicero Tenant, S. A. 1... engineer,
Monroe.
Mrs. Foetnia Crow, mother of the
Crow brothers, Monroe.
Mrs. J. R. Simpson, mother of
the llelk brothers, Monroe.
A. C. Heath, hanker, merchant,
and manufacturer, Albemarle.
John Heath, broker, Albemarle.
Mrs. Sallie Heath Kluttz, wire of
a merchant, Albemarle.
Mrs, Mildred Hargraves, Albe
marle. J. L. Rodman, banker, merchant
and manufacturer, Waxhaw.
K. J. Belk of the R. J. Belk Co.,
Waxhaw.
R. N. Nlsbel, superintendent of
education Union county, Waxhaw.
Mrs. C. S. Mussey of the A. W.
Heath Company, Waxhaw.
Mrs. 1.. K. Brown of Rodman &
Brown, Waxhaw.
Mrs. W. R. McDonald of the Mc
Donald Hotel. Waxhaw.
J. A. Gamble, cotton weigher,
Waxhaw.
Mrs. 8. J. McGulrt, connected
with N'lven, Price Co., Waxhaw.
Mrs. Emily Houston, widow of the
lamented Dr. H. C. Houston, Wax
haw. William Rone, Waxhaw.
T. K. Carroll, merchant and far
mer, Van Wyck, S. C.
Newton Pardue, farmer, Arkansas.
W. S. Schooley, farmer, Arkansas.
J. C. Pnrdue, farmer, Sanford.
J. M. Mcllwuln, farmer, Uuther
lord, Tenn.
Rev. Lester Reddin, one of the
leading Baptist ministers, Baltimore,
Md.
Mrs, Lelina Davis, Texas.
Mrs. Alexander, Kluttz, merchant,
Chester. S. C.
Mrs. John McBrown, merchant,
Lancaster. S. C.
Miss Daisy Walkup, missionary,
New York City.
Mrs. W. K. Sparks, merchant and
farmer, Leslie, 8. C.
Mrs. Joe Caldwell, merchant and
postmaster, Catawba Junction, 8. C.
Mrs. W. M. Slinpson, farmer, Lan
caster. S. C.
Mrs. J. P. Steele, farmer, Lan
caster, S. C.
C. C. Mcllwain, farmer, Marvin.
Mrs. W. A. Weir, merchant,
Marshville.
Mrs. Luke Blvens, merchant and
farmer, Pickens, S. ('.
Rev. Mrs. Henry Stokes of South
Carolina conference.
T. R. Helms, Jeweler, Hamlet.
N. F. Helms, farmer, Hope, Ark.
Ed F. Helms, IT. 8. Army, Philip
pine Islands.
Lex Helms, farmer, Hope, Ark.
NO MORE
GRAY OR
FADED HAIR
Women and men who us! PARIS
IAN Sage can he sure their hair
will never turn nrHy.
PARISIAN Sago will preserve lh
natural color of the hair; stop it
from becoming faded and lifeless,
and by nourishing the hair root
give to the hair a lustre and radi
ance that compels admiration.
PARISIAN Sage stops falling
hair; banishes dandruff; makes the
scalp clean and free from itchiness
and promotes a growth of heavy
hair.
Large bottle 60 cents at dealers
everywhere. Sold by the English
Drug Company on money back if
dissatisfied plan.
When 70a bT a bid cold you want the
bast medicina obtainable so u to cur it with
as littla delay as nowible. Here ia a drag
gist's opinion: "lh.vesolj Clinmbcilciti
Cough Remedy for fifteen years," Knos
Lolir of Saratoga, I mi., "and coiwiilcr it tha
best OB Ut market For salt by all dealers
THE BANK OF UNION,
Capital 950,000.00
Surplus 540,000.00
Our reronl should apH-al to (Inn having money to Ut posit, but we do not stand simply on what we
liave done. We rail your attention to that record f service as furnishing plentiful reason for your ap
preciation and aa evidrut of what we may do, but we lay sM-viul Mroa tin what we have to offer now.
Titos who have sufficiently t-Htel the matter know they have received fair treatment and IIiom best
acquainted know that the HANK OK I' MUX was never in Ix-tter shape to, render gool service than now.
Ctmipetithin at the outlet produced antagonism, and new Imuka springinit uu have caused coniMtion to
heroine keener, hut the HANK OK I .VIO.V will go on the even tenor of its way and n-ople now standing
aloof had la-tter avail tlieinwlven of the facilities of THIS 11 WK and the sucvt' coming to them by
leaxon of such m banking connection. We appreciate the business that has crossed our counters and we
welcome new customers all the time. Keect fully, THE HANK OK I'XIOX.
W. 8. IU.AKEXKY, President.
J. K. SIUTK. Vice-President.
V. V. STACK. Cashier.
TTWILLPAYYOUTOI
PLACE AN
ATTRACTIVE
MAILBOX
BESIDEYOUR
FRONTDOOR
for the iccepttoa ol yout dttly mail. It will keep the mail (ram blow
ing away or becoming watet soaked liom the tain, and it will bt inert
lo ftceivt your mail avert 4 you art oot at borne or art buvy m other
arts of the houae.
OUR CITY IS TO HAVE A FREE
DELIVERY SERVICE VERYSOON
andTHE P.O.DEPAHTMENT URGES
THAT EVERYONE HAVE ABOX
Any box sold
during thi, exhibit
will be equipped
with the P.H. patent
Package Holder
without extra chime
4r
in ORDrn to rAfH.t our citizcns ro
MARK TMt IU( MUM SILCCTION
GEMNoeJEWCLIJNe
Jotz, JO ZXfors Qww
Dumw this umi.it we will ta vour oroir ro. tmi box m this rise assortimnt
WHICH MST SUITS TOU. ANO DCLIVCR IT WHIM THS SKRVICB STARTS. ANO IT IS NOT TO SC
PAIO FOR UNTIL IT IS MUVIHO. THIS OIVKS OUR CITtXSMS A RARC oeeORTUNITY TO SKL1CT
FROM A yen COMPICTB AMORTMSNT.
All orders must be placed
within the next 10 days
HEATH HARDWARE CO.
WHOLESALE
MONROE, N. C.
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WHY
Piedmont Buggies
are the height of perfection
in buggy building.
To build a buggythat combines style, comfort, finish and durability
has been our aim since the first conception of Piedmont Buggies. 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 heightjof 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 they are
built in the South, by Southern people and for the Southern people.
Piedmont Bu&ies will give you better service,
last longer, and cost less to keep up.
For sale by Heath Hardware Co, Monroe, N. C.
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