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Now is the Time when Our Farmers
arg Receiving Their Money from
Their Hard Years Work.
We have had the lean season, and now the fat.
Of course the lean season will return. The prudent
man will think of this and "lay by in store" for it.
Put some money in the bank now to use later.
If you want to draw it out any time you can do so,
or you can leave it in for a time and let it draw in
terest for you.
There are many people who have not got a bank
account. They should try it. Your money is safe
and you can get it any time.
We do not claim to do the biggest banking bus
iness in North Carolina, but we do as safe and satis
factory business for our customers as any in the
United States.
After all, isn't that what you are looking for?
Try us.
Con.li-i4 i.y ih National Woman'
"r-.atian Tt-mpvrant I'nlon
71 , LIQUOR SELLER IS GREEDY
, Industry It Not Only Non-Productiva
wi uooo, oui rroauces Dangerous
Class of Non-Productra.
The Savings, Loan and
R. B. REDWINE, President.
S. 0. BLAIR, Vice-President.
Trust Co.
The liquor seller knows full well
that were It not for the nickels and
dimes of the worklngmen which se
gregate In m year many more dollars
than the spenders are apt to think
many a saloonkeeper might shut up
shop, many a grocery be turned
j Into a grocery. It la the hard earned
money of the day laborer, the me
, chanic and the clerk which. Dourinc
steadily Into the till of the liquor
I seller, makes whisky trusts and beer
syndicates possible,
j And what does the liquor dealer
give In exchange for the working
man's earnings of which, with other
merchants, he greedily claims a share?
Food, clothing, shelter, happiness. Im
provement? No. He gives In ex
change that which robs him of all
these. He gives his customer that
which makes him poor Indeed. In that
It reduces the capacity of hand and
brain (as employers are finding out
to their cost) and produces a mental
and moral degeneracy which renders
"labor" less competent to protect It
self apaliist the autocracv of "capital."
We claim that no Industry has a
riant to exist which does not con
tribute In some measure to the gen
eral welfare and prosperity of the
nation at large. As In a perfect
physical organism every oran and
every atom contribute to the health
and happiness of the bodv as a whole
so true economic science would de
clare that every human being should
be not only a consumer, but In some
decree, at least, a producer, n con
trlbutor to the well being of society
as a whole.
Now the liquor Industry Is not
only non productive of good, hut It is
an actual and an active producer of
an enormous and dangerous class of
non-producers. The saloon, the gain
bling den, the brothel, the Jail, the
poorluiuse, the Insane asylum, all fur
nish their quota to the social discord,
all add to the sum of human misery,
and all are to more or less extent the
prodmts of the liquor traffic. And
still "the trade" bids unMushltigly for
ltB share of the earnings of labor!
A Dad Liver robyt''ergy. strength and ambition. To rid
yourself of the burden, Uke
SIMMONS
RED Z
LIVER REGULATOR
(THE POWDtX rOKM)
L!ne Sfrenthening mK'ne for a torpid liver. The weakened organ
Z3Z!F"W& ,U PJwerful rev,vin Mw It com-cu t stomk-h
and digestion. Purifies and reflates the bowels. Drives out that languid
halfsick feeling, makes you fed bright, vigorous and cheerful. Try it.
Sold by Dialers. Price, Large Package. St. 00.
J. B. ZriLIM & CO.. Proprietors. S. laals. Muaoart
H. B. CLARK, Cashier.
I. H. BLAIR, Ass't Cashier.
BEST WAY IS TO PROHIBIT
ai". P I vawi af ft l Ll ..aavaw I in
t - Breakfast
in a
Good,
Warm
v Room
People Never Go Right Until They
Have Tried All the Ways of Going
Wrong, Says Spencer.
Herbert Spencer once said, "People
never go right until they have tried
all the ways of going wrong." I think
this truism Is nioro perceptibly shown
In the various methods men have tried
in dealing with the liquor problem
than In any other way. They have
tried the unrestricted sale, and the
regulated sale. They have tried low
license, and high license. They have
tried tho segregation of the salo to
restricted areas. They have tried the
dispensary. They have tried every
thing in the hope of making the 8a-
loon acceptable to the better class of
people. And now. they are trying to
reform it!
Wo of the southland, along with
thousands of tho best people north and
west and east, decided long ngo that
the best method of dealing with the
liquor traffic is to prohibit it. Just as
we believe that the best method of
dealing with theft and arson and mur
der Is to prohibit theBe evils. Silena
M. Holman, president Tennessee W
r. t. r.
WILL BE A NOTABLE MEETING
Smokeless j
A "warm" breakfast the kind that sends you out
ready braced for a good day's work should be eaten
in a warm room.
You lose half the good of the meal if you are shivering in discomfort
while you eat it A Perfection Smokeless Heater makes breakfast a
cozy meal for the whole family.
No smoke or smell with a Perfection. Easily cleaned. Easily moved from room
to room. An ornament anywhere; a luxury in the bedroom; a necessity in the sewing
room or the bathroom.
Dealert everywhere; or write for descriptive circular.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington, D. C
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
(New Jersey)
BALTIMORE
Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston, W. Va.
Charleston, S. C
Ninth Triennial Convention of World's
W. C. T. U. to Be Held in Brook
lyn In October.
A notable meeting will be that of
the ninth triennial convention of the
World's Woman's Christian Temper
aiice Union in the city of Prooklyn,
New York. October 23 28, Inclusive.
The World's V. C. T. V. was organ
ized by Frances E. Wlllard in 1SS3
! Mrs. Margaret Ilrlght Lucas (sister of
John Bright, the famous British
statesman) was Its first president,
Then Miss Wlllard became Its leader
afterwards Lady Henry Somerset, and
tho present president Is the countess
of Carlisle. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens of
Portland, Me., president of the Unit
ed States W. C. T. l, is vice-president.
Conventions have been held In
Boston (two). Chicago, London, To
ronto. Geneva, Edinburgh, Glanjrow.
The World's W. C. T. U. has sent out
22 round the-world missionaries, w ho
have carried the gospel of Christian
temperance Into fifty different coun
tries. These countries have national
organizations and most of them will
send delegates to the Brooklyn convention.
A LEADING BOARDING SCHOOL R U B-IY1Y-TISI71
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W. T. WHITSCTT, PH. D.
WMITSITT. NORTH CAROLINA
Will cure vour Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 25c.
Come In and see the handsome
premiums the Journal gives you.
ItubUr Tire.
A courageous nnd iovful nitlimia
toward the difficulties and trials of
lire is often more Httmulatlng and
helpful to others than we I
A littlo six-year-old boy, talking re
cently aoout a sunny visitor who
had JiiHt dennrteil. snH nf hop
age and cheerfulness amid many tri
als, added this striking comment:
"Yes. I like her; she Just goes over
bumps an though her heart hurt rub
ber tires." Kx.
Unfit Physicians.
Dr. F. A. MacNichnls, vice-president
of the American Medical association,
says In his address, delivered before
that body at Atlantic City: "A call
was recently made for young phy
sicians to enter the United States
army. Eighty per cent, of those ex
amined were rejected as physically
unfit." He then asks this thought
productlng question: "When four
fifths of the most representative men
fh America are pronounced unfit for
war, what shall we say to their fit
nets to father the next gcneratlonr
Do you want
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Don't want 'em?
Then why don't you make them skiddo ten cents will do
the work. We have the best remedy known. Takes away
the corn and takes away the pain. Only ten cents for the
job. Buy a box of
Kick's Corn Cure
and follow directions: Apply with match stiek a thick
coating and let it dry on. Apply for three nights on retir
ing and so;ik the foot In hot water on the fourth.
ENGLISH DRUG CO.
THE DEPENDABLE STORE, MONROE, N, C.
Drink a Bottle
OF
Coca-Cola
Delicious and Refreshing
Now put up in Bottles and ready to serve in a
Moments Notice by
THE MONROE COCA-COLA COMPANY
( oilier Stewart and Ilaili-oail Street. I'l e Xo. 310.
F. N. SNYDER. Mgr.,
MONROE, N.C.
WE ALSO W)TTI.K A 11 IX I.I.VIC OF SODA WAT Kit.
Everything
For the Fall Trade
At the Big All-Round Store.
Glad to
See You
even If yon don't think you
need a new suit or overcoat
just now. We want to show
you our latest arrhuls in these
lines any way and. we weleoni9
comparison with any rloililiig
of similar price anywhere.
Slop in and liao a look.
Vmi can Ret nil jour iioviIh serrl lierc nothing-, lty ImmmN,
Shots, Huts, ami in fact cveiytliinn you muiiI. t ome to we u..
Examine the Style
and Quality
of our shoes and you'll find
them fully up to the standard.
You'll see they are hij;h class
shoes in every respect. Hut
when you learn our prices you
will be iipt to doubt your own
judgment, except fur the fact
tliat our guarantee Soe with
every sale. See us for shoes
for all the family.
And reiiieinlM r our (.nicer) lewiHiin lit which M-ll rimn! tiling
t t!ie lowest Miw.ililo prices.
AWTHIXt; VOF WAXT I'OIt MKAKIXti OK IJVIXtJ
I'AX 1SK roiXI) IX THIS l!l; tiKXKIt I. STOKK. ::
Grow Bros. 6asn store.