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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
BUYERS TO SHARE IN
LOWER PRICES ON FORD CARS
Effective from August 1st, 1914, to August 1, 1915, and guaranteed against
any reduction during that time:
Touring Car - - $490
Runabout - $440
Town Car - $690
F. 0. B. Detroit, all cars fully equipped. In the United States of America only)
Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum efficiency in our factory
production, and the minimum cost in our purchasing and sales departments,
if we can reach an output of 300,000 cars between the above dates.
And should we reach this production, we agree to pay as the buyer's share
from $40 to $60 per car (on August 1, 1915) to every retail buyer who pur
chases a new Ford Car between August 1, 1914, and August 1, 1915.
For further particulars regarding these low prices and profit-sharing plan, see the nearest Ford Branch or Dealer.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
The Henderson Garage and Machine Company, Agents, Monroe, N. C.
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Boston Globe.
DID RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY
"EXPENSES."
It is the consensus of opinion of Charity and Children,
pome of the keenest and most far-1 The writer is not a candidate for
sighted men that the United States' any office and does not intend to be.
is entering on an era of prosperity j ne has a better Job than he could ev
that will completely overshadow even er hope to secure in politics, and al
the great periods of business prosper-, though men with bees in their bon
ify that have already come to this nets will not accept this statement,
country since the Civil War. They he is far happier than he would be
assign many sound reasons for this j holding the best office in the State.
prediction,
The first and the one which is
the most significant to many of them
is that we have gone through a
reason of business depression for the
nrst time in our history without a
panic. The old-time speculators who
could always scent a panic and make
money out of it are completely con
fused. They have seen a financial
state of affairs never before known.
They have seen the bunks full of
money during a business depression
and no particular call for the money
on either side.
They have seen Europe throw back
into this country from $250,000,000
to $300,000,000 worth of securities
and have seen these securities absorb
ed and the gold sent to Europe with
out any particular fuss. That would
have meant a panic In the stock mar
ket at least a few years ago.
They have seen a tariff enacted
lower than the Wilson tariff, and jet
they have seen raw wool, one of the
best tariff barometors there is, sell
higher than before.
They have seen a delicate railroad
situation, that would have created a
financial panic at any time in the
past, studied and pondered over In
a way that has simply taken the
breath from speculators. The people
have refused to become excited over
it. They want it settled everywhere,
but they want it settled right.
Why? Because the railroad in
dustry Is not the one dominating In
dustry of the country any longer.
While financiers have been juggling
railroads the past 25 years business
men have been building up other
great industrial enterprises all over
this land.
This is a bigger country than It
ever was before. Its potential possi
bilities are being more and more
realized In every direction The
farmers have become scientists, and
the arid lands and the swamp lands
are being reclaimed everywhere and
being made to yield in such abun
dance as was never known before in
the history of farming.
In the South malaria has been
conquered and the rich swamp lands
are no longer the terror they were.
Irrigation and dry farming have
brought new prosperity to the West
and Southwest. Water power is be
ing conducted over wires hundreds
of miles where fornfcrly it was all
but wasted. The oil lands and the
mineral wealth have burst the
bounds of former monopolies and
opened up Taster possibilities than
ever before, and the Inventive genius
of the American has never been idle.
New miracles are dally being wrought
by Invention.
Mr. U. F. Beasley recently ran for
Congress in this district, and bore his
part of the legitimate expenses of the
campaign. Those expenses were the
printing and distribution of the tick
ets, etc. He was defeated for the
nomination, and a bill has been pre
sented to him of some $300 for the
payment of the poll holders in cer
tain counties in his district. This bill
Mr. Beasley refuses to pay, and he is
everlastingly right. Toll holders do
not deserve, and should not receive
any pay for their services. In a num
ber of counties no bill was presented
for this service, but in a half dozen
of them these citizens under a "rule"
of the Executive Committee exercis
ed their right and demanded pay. If
Mr. Beasley were a millionaire he
would be Justified in refusing to pay
one cent. In the third district Mr.
Charles R. Thomas declines to enter
the race though he has a strong fol
lowing In the district, because under
the "rule" he will be fined a thou-
Komevthat Frenchy Ourselves.
Columbia State.
"Ah!" we cry, "how very French!"
when we read of the acquittal of
Mine. Calllaux and the scenes that
The Farm Hand.
Walt Mason in Judge.
He leaves his couch at four o'clock
and does three million chores; he
carries feed to all the stock, the bulls
attended it; of how the staggered .the boars. These critters kick him
and "threw her arms about the neck (with hoof or prod him with horn, or
of her counsel, Fenand Laborl," her i slyly hoist him through the roof or
hair loosened on her shoulders and stand upon his corn. He has to crawl
her hat fallen to the floor; of how! beneath the shed to gather up the
the spectators got on chairs and eggs, and there he bumps his aching
screamed maledictions and cheers ; head and fractures both hind legs,
while the Judges discreetly retired i He has to carry to the swine about
and the lawyers for the defense and ; five tons of slop, which telescopes
the prosecution kissed each other on! his only spine and makes him fit to
the cheeks! We remember, too, the 'drop. He has to use six kinds of
outbursts of oratory, the jowering salves, he is so soar and lame; and
and jesticulations, the several threat-(then he goes to feed the calves which
ened duels, the political criminations climb upon his frame. They butt
and recriminations which attended him with their domes of thought and
this trial, and we say again, "How! chew his beard and hair, and if he
very French!" has a tender spot, they're sure to hit
Yet how long has it been since him there.
America has executed or seriously lm-1 He labors till the sun Is rli; he'll
prisoned any one of the many women; then to breakfast go and hear the
who have done cold-blooded murder farmer say, "Gee whiz, but you are
in mis country? mow long since aaii-nrea slow! When I was young, I
man of wealth or influence has been j used to do more work in seven shakes
inaue io realize mat ue w as, m ract, ( man you an ao tne long day through.
Infection of Insect Bites Dangerous.
Mosquitoes, flies and other Insects,
which breed quickly in garbage pails,
ponas or stagnant water, barns, mus
ty places, etc., are carriers of disease
Every time they bite you they Inject
poison into your system from which
some dread disease may result. Get
a bottle of Sloan's Liniment. It is
antiseptic and a few drops will neu
trallze the infection caused by Insect
ones ana rusty nails. Sloan's Lini
ment disinfects cuts, bruises and
sores, lou cannot afford to be with
out it in your home. Money back if
not satisfied. Only 25c. at your drug
gist Adv.
as In theory, equal with all other men
before the law?
What of Nan Fatterson, for in
stance? What of a dozen other wo
men adventuresses, murderers, and
You nwdern lads are fakes!"
The farm hand, after breakfast,
goes to work in grievous plight, and
up and down the weedy rows he
drills from morn till nls-ht. Th
For the Legislature.
I hereby announce myself an inde
pendent candidate for the House of
Representatives for Union county
I believe the farming class of peo
ple snoum be equally represented. I
have always been a farmer and have
always stood by the farmer's inter
ests. So, boys, now is the time to
j rally to the Flag. Boys, you know
me iarmer is tne master wheel of the
world.
There are enough farmers in Un
ion county to elect a farrier to the
Legislature. FRANK M. HASTY.
sharks who have had their day of gravel gets into his shoes, the sand
publicity? burns In his toes, and he Is lust an
hat of Harry Thaw, fishing In aching bruise what time his labors
sand dollars for making the racethe Wnlte Mountains, living de luxe, close; the horseflies sting him as he
as careiess or law as tnough he had ions tnose nies as large as hens,
never committed one of the most .whose bites raise lumps as large as
cold-blooded and treacherous mur-, boils or tennis balls or wens . He is
ders of which there is record In the the prey of hungry ants, with forceps
nation? (dipped in brine; they bite him under
What of the court records in the neath his pants and up and down his
country at large, which show over spine. He kills the Jimpson and the
ten homicides to one conviction of gorse which grows the corn rows in,
any sort and over fifty killings to and now and then his restive horse
each execution? cuts loose and kicks his shin.
What, in South Carolina, of the al-1 At eve he takes his homeward way,
hum uany miiings, and the many nis system Darken in spots, all caked
killers turned loose for potential rep- with sweat and dust and clay and Tull
etition of their crimes? .of pious thoughts.
"Very French!" perhaps, this farce' And then he hears the farmer say
of a trial of Mine. Caillaux. But (for thus the grangers speak), "I'd
Americans are the last people on I'low as much in half a day as you do
earth who have the right to do more In week!" He is too sad to raise a
than give a sympathetic shrug of the fuss when thus he is addressed; he
whether he wins or loses, How does
it come about that in this free coun
try candidates must submit to this
outrage? Such a precedent will finally
mean that a man with a family to
support and blessed with only moder
ate means will be ruled out of all
political campaigns and only the rich
can enter. We honor Mr. Beasley for
smashing a rule so odious and so con
trary to the American spirit and If
Mr. Thomas wants to run we would
not blame him to run like Beasley
did, and meet only the necessary ex
penses Incident to the campaign. It
ought to be possible for any man the
people desire to make the race for
any office though he may not have an
extra shirt to his back! Some of our
finest representatives have been poor
men, and it Is unjust and unwise to
throw an Impediment in their path
way, and levy a tax upon such men or
their friends and for purposes wholly
unnecessary. Glory to Beasley! He
At the recent term of Catawba Su
perior Court two boys who were ar
i raigned for some offence were hired
I out to a farmer, this course being
tanen to avoid sending them to jail
ur me i-nain gang, une or tne Doys
, Harrison Thompson abused .the
kindness shown himi by stealing
watch and some money and now he
is in Jail again.
shoulders at the spectacle!
Is too tired to stand and cuss Iho
farmer galley west. His sunner Ann.
Summer Constipation Dangerous. Roes his way, to do three million
constipation In summer time Is chores, to carry seven tons of hav to
more dangerous than in the fall, win-' mules and bulls and boars. His
ter or spring. The food you eat Is' weary heart Is SDlit in halves, his
has the proper conception of the! ?',e.n fon,aminated and 's more bones fell like a wreck, but he must
rights of an American citizen and he
is quite able and quite willing to give
a reason for the faith that is in him
that will be accepted by the people
and that will put his foes to confu
slon!
Join the crowd that Is drinking
Chero-Cola. The drink of the coun
try and of the tow
Constipation Causes Nirknexs.
Don't permit yourself to become
constipated, as your system Immedi
ately begins to absorb poison from
the backed-up waste matter. Use
Dr. King's New Life Pills and keep
well. There is no better safeguard
against illness. Just take one dose
to-night. 25c. at your druggist.
Adv.
At Wilson a few days ago Elder D.
P. Gold, a Primitive Baptist minis
ter 82 years old, baptized Calvin
Rountree, 87 years old.
likely to ferment In your stomarh. ifeed the silly calves w hich climb un.
Then you are apt to drink much cold,on bis neck; and he must milk a doi
water during the hot weather, thus n which swat him with their
Injuring your stomach. Colic, fe-j,aiK carry swill to screaming
,n, i'luiiiHiiie poisoning and otheri1""""' uuui nve nunurea pans.
ills are natural results. Fo-Do-Lax What wonder that boys leave the
wm Keep you well, as it increases the1 rarm nl bit the town ward track!
bile, the natural laxative, which rldsiTnat "ort of life has little charm
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To art the retrain, call lor full nam. IAXA.
T1VH BROMO OU1N1NH. took lor nature of
K.W. GHOV H. Carta a Cold in On litj. Stop
cough and headache, and ootki ofl cold. 25c,
the bowels of the congested poison
ous waste. ro-uo-Lax will make you
feel better. Pleasant and efTeetiva
lane a dose tonight,
druggist. Adv.
which breaks both heart and back.
In Wilmington Tuesday Frank
50c. at your Clinton, colored, 15 years old, was
miteu vy iigoining ana tne norse ne
was driving was killed at the tame
time.
Whenever Yon Need a Oeneral Toole
Tak Clrave'a
Th rM m.A..A r m...., I Zeb Ratchford. who lives near Dal-
ehill Tonic U equally T.ibieT-.M.C.aston county, was kicked on the
General Tonic because ft containitbe I btdbjr mul' ' ,ew 0' n1
wUkwwBtonfcpropertlesofQUINraBlth Ga6,oni Gazette says bis skull
and IRON. It acts on the LiVer Drives lw" broken In 25 or 30 pieces. His
out Malaria. Enrich, th uwvi .condition is precarious.
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. I
NOTICE.
By virtue .f a Mortgage Deed to
me executed nth December, 1910, by
Julius Alsobrooks and wife Nancy,
duly registered In Register's Office
of Union county, N. C., in Book A M,
page 579, default having been made
in tne payment of the bonds secured
by said Mortgage Deed. I will on Hist
day of August, 1014, sell for cash to
tne highest bidder at the court house
door in Monroe, by public sale, 8 lots
oi land In Monroe Annex designated
as follows: Lots 10. 11. 12 and 13 In
Block 11, each being 60 by 160 feet
square; Lots 10 and 11 In Block 9,
each being 50 by 157 feet square,
and lots 5 and 6 in Block 17, each be
ing 50 by 190 ft. sauare. conveyed hv
I. C. Triplett and wife to said Julius
Alsobrooks by deed 30th November,
1910; said lots being fully described
in said Mortgage Deed to which ref
erence is hereby made for more
particular description.
Sold to satisfy bonds secured by
said Mortgage Deed.
This 30th day of July, 1914.
I. C. TRIPLETT, Mortgagee.
Cms Old Sons, Other RtneelM Won't Curt.
The worst cases, no cutter ot how loaf .Undine,
are cared by the wonderful, old reliable Di.
Porter'f AaUseptic Htallnf OiL It rellrw
faiaaad Heaia at tbe aaae Ua. 29c,Sec,l.a
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Haviug recently duly qualified as
Executors of tha loot win .,
lambent of J. R. Deese, deceased, all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to the undersigned execu
tors for payment on or before the
25Ui day of July, A. D., 1915. or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their right of recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make prompt
payment.
This the 24th day of July, 1914.
E. G. DEESE
B. L. DEESE,
Executors of J. R. DEESE, deceased.
Redwlne & Sikes, Atty's.
Summer
Resort.
ROCKY RIVER
SPRINGS HOTEL
Back in hands of old
Management.
RATES:
$8 to $10.50 per week,
and 92.00 per day.
W. T. BRASINGTON,
Proprietor.
The North Carolina
StateNormal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the Wo
men of North Carolina. Five regu
lar courses leading to degrees. Spe
cial Courses for tantivN c I
ition to those who agree' to become
' ,u 108 siM. Fall Session
catalogue and other Information, ad
dress s '
JULIUS I. FOUST. President,
Greensboro, N. C.
Piles Cured In 6 o li iw.
Jlind. Blerdiar or Protrodlni Pile, la 6 to 14 dara.
L fiat firftt smttliMtlnaa aa4ba..a a .
aa w aaa ck. sue,