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AUOlT WE.M.KY CHAPEL
"I SAVE MONEY TOO!"
"lO coal, gas or wood bills! I use
a New Perfection Oil Cook
Stove. It only costs two cents to cook
a meal for six people."
A New Perfection Oil Cook Stove
saves you time and strength. It turns
on and off like a gas stovecooks
anything and keeps your kitchen
cool.
The long blue chimney assures a per
fect draft, a clean, odorless heat, and
lasting satisfaction.
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves arc
made in many styles and sizes. They
are sold by most good dealers.
Look for The Long Blue Chimney
Use Aladdin Security Oil to obtain
the best results in Oil Stoves, Heaters
and Lamps
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Washington, D. C.
Norfolk, Vi.
Richmond, V.
(New Jersey)
BALTIMORE Charlotte, N. C.
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Charleston, S. C.
1rrs THE LONG
t"nis l-ooWinj; Hue The S.'uml of
hi mivMHT in the Mn.l hai
the School K
Coi re spoudence ct The Journal.
Monroe y. V. n 5. Jn... i Mi
tt". I). Hanld Las uur. h
Dodge automobile and Mr. H. L.
1'riie has also boutht a new thkbn.l
Uoth fcmilies set m to be eajoying
Ihim.-eHes very much in r;.lini- in
tuHr uevr machines while the road
are iu buch good comhuou.
fUe croi)s are looking tiae in ihi
community now. siuee the gra.s.; ha i
aooui oeeo conquered. The weatlur
Las bee a veiy i.ruiiiioui tor the
iarim r reetntly.
The sound of the thresher is
heard iu the land. Small grain is
tuiuiiiK out better thuu w;:s at tiit
expected. Id the.se da thev use
Ba.soline tr.Bines us a luctive powu
to (in ii the j;iti. how (IMlert nt trom
the old time Hail used for iir.st Renins
out ihu grain. Then it u;is an j.ii
day iirocehs tu jM out a few busn. is. j
now in a tew hours Mural hundred i
mishtls can be threshed out. "The!
woi id do move." !
Mr. and Mis. Orady It. ter of .Mon
roe have been visit ir tr Mrs. li.isi. r's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Winches
ter. I or several days.
Kev. Mr. Richardson filled his
regular annointments nt U'eiv
Chapel in the inoruinK and at II, i.nm
in the afternoon. Doth sermons were
KOod. Mr. Richardson mutes rnur in
a hurry in his new automohile
Wesley Chanel Hieh S srhfifll nnpn)
for the summer term July 17. This
scuoot is now in a position to render
valuable service to the rmmiv Tim
teachers are all ejmerieneeH in their
ainerent departments and college
trained, mey are enthusiastic and
In love with their work. Another
teacher will be added this year, who
win assist in the high school and
intermediate fiennrtnient.4 Mnd,
Will also be taneht hv a tli
qualilied teacher. The new dormi
tory is near the principal's house no
that he mav be enahled. with the holn
Of his Wife, to care for the Inmates
One of the teachers will also live in
the dormitory with the pupils. The
DUDils Who live in the (Inrniitniloa
will pay only the actual cost for
board. There is no tuition to pay, it
being a State high school.
There are thousands nf lnt:inrr.s
which show that wrong mental at
titude is destructive to progress. The
great thines in life seem to have hnn
accomplished bv those whose ment.il
attitude was correct. From this it
Is a safe conclusion to tiiiike. Hint
the mental state Is a verv stmni !.-
termlning ractor In lite. Can there
be any miestinn about it?
That old truthful statement "As
a man thinketh. so he le " slmnl,! iw
flamed in gnld and liunir before tho
eye of every individual who is aim
ing to accomplish unything that is
worthwhile. He should he t:mr ht to
realize that this is not a mere saying
to be passed over lightly, lu,t that
it Is truth without which real pro
gress Is impossible.
Wesley Chapel High School trains
Its I11 ti t Is to think unit In cpt the pur.
reel mental attitude in life. To get
the rittht nersnective fin nnr uvkm-.
dav duties, at least two thine siro
necessary. First we must get a firm
El'asD of the treat Iden nf "service "
Second, though a sane and thorough
process or reasoning, we must con
vince ourselves hevond rtonht that ue
are rendering to humanity n valua
ble service. When we have accom
plished these two things then we have
laid the foundation on which to safe
ly build.
We believe this school has this
vision clearly fixed.
I'umltt who desire 11 tlmrntitrli nc.
demic training and to be inspired
Willi a noble impulse tor doing things
worth while, are Invited to enter this
school. Progress.
TWO II I XIKK! MKX
MAT llU rt IM'ii
.'lea Dll.V.ii.-,! Will IV Sent tir
Hume lt t'i. Itileial .lllh.iii.-,
r",l'J-"l ! V- u-r-iimiivM.,!,.
"I Ott.M-M. Otii.crs nn, I (,.
mivs 1. 1 tb Stoih1 Keimciit.
Cam.i (.! -nr.. lipat.h. Jun,-
"We bid you Cud hkiiI ami as
sure you the protection of your
tfu- banner ih.it the b--ond
ngimeut of il.e X. C. National
Ouard bti uuht into camp late this
afterii'.o-i noiu homo stations. .r
liv.il n t. additional twelve hun
jlrcd n ii.. -r- men doubles the popu
lation i.f t:- etjan:iiait.i and brings1
mou w.ik j ,, tj(. rganivrs ot ihe1
camp. t',,. ... wil.n V. Kodih.m.!
romiii:.n,:.i, is.,, s.tvud Ueirinu nt.
has bun in . s,i r:.i .i..tJ ...ii. !
:bist.!.iii i.ii uis.i; i.i( d t.ii fur th, '
, """I" r r' el hi. Acc.r.l
i"gl. . m th- :r; .-.,. !,,, drilled !
fror.i th, r ears sliui-i. i.fi . i '
, oVliK-k. it tt..s to tnke up !.i. . s ia
I compaiiv M.,-, is alreadv 1 nd out.
I there Li t x.eik of ..ij. t. in
j age. Failure u p;;rv ol th j, ,,:
:ate to art a ..t Camp tllenn m tun-
t f" :d .-;un. i:t I,.:,-, d j:.ir;
of the :::...,; to resm- to t;lt. d.m
ter.t. );-u :a i.ins wt re fort'M im:'t:g
and mid. r i ;.sante. t weather con
ditions th.- men began their first
night in catnp.
In the absence of lliigad'ter Cell-'
eral Laurence W. Young who is de
tained in Raleigh. Colonel Rodman:
tonight assumed command of the bri-
gade. the Third Regiment of l,i..h I
will be in camp Saturday.
Because of smallpox on the border
order has been issued to the guard
for vaccination of every enlisted man.
The first batallion of the First Regi
ment was today given first treatment
of antityphoid vaccine. This also is
compulsory.
With the United States government
bearing the expenses, men thus far
rejected from muster intn ixc.hr
service on account of physical defects
will tomorrow be refunded to home
Stations acconmanied h v nnn-cnmmia-
sioned officers to assure safety of
government Dronertv. Tvn t,,,n,i.-o.i
and fifteen men. weeded from ten or
ganizations compose the list. Forty
men will eo to Ashpvllle fnri.-.nno
to Winston-Salem, seventeen to High
Point, thirty-one to Hickory, twentv
nlne to Charlotte, thirty-three to
Gastonia. twentv-one to Mmmt Atrv
and three to Canton. I'nderslste and
Underweight form n hirrn n:irt nf lh.
disqualifying causes. ;
14323 wL
Bcatitil'iil Bust Uiitl Shoulders
arc possible if you will wear n scientifically
constructed Dicn Julio lirassierc.
The ilrigginff weight of an unconfined bust
so strctcln'S tho auppoitiiig muscle that
the ccntour of the figure is spoiled.
BKUtm
BRASSIEF&S
pot the bust buck whrre It brlonjr. prrrrnt the
full tmt from lnvirid the appenranre of flan
binpM, rlimiinte the danirrr of ilrnvvinir mnwlM
ami confine the flmh of the slionlilrr ivin a
araceful line to the entire upper body.
They are the dnintlctt and niont acrvi.-enblc Mr
mrnta imaainnble come in all material and
stylex! Cross Back, ll'k Front. Surplice, Band
eau, etc. Ponrd with "Walohh," the runt 1cm
bonint permitting washing without removal.
Have your dealer show yon Bien Jolie Braaalem,
II not atockrd. we will gladly send him, prepaid,
samples to allow you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNES
SI Warren Street Newark, N. J
Eg:
AT THIS STORE
Quality Will Please Vou
AND
Price Will Tickle You.
Yes, that is a broad statement, but not one
whit too sweeping lor either our goods or our
prices, or com. uur gooas are too pure and
wholesome for us to ever havo to "eat our
words."
Grocery Buying is Easy Here
TOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE CHANCES OS THR ofat.itv rnn
WE SELL ONLY ONE KIND HIGH GRADE THE KIND THAT
PLEASES YOU AND CAUSES YOU KEEP RIGHT ON COMING HERB
AND YOU KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE THAT THE PRICE WILL
TICKLE ANY ECONOMICAL BUYER.
WHEN YOU WANT TO BE BOTH PLEASED Aim Timrr.Em mux
' coue to us. youta kkkp on v ommi,
Phone 255.
T. C. Lee & Co.
X.'urn I'otind t;nil(v While .Mililiu
(.inivileil Ciiut'thiiiiM'.
K.ileiyh News and t)bserver.
Will llliick. the necrn who cim
takeii to Snow Hill'. Yesterday liimn-
.ng on a special train, accompanied
ly the iniliila companies of Kaleiuh
r.iu r ranKinnon, was oroumit back
to the city yesterday afternoon :H
3:30 o'clock, under the name escort
and placed in the penitentiary with
the death sentence resting upon him.
With the members of the two mili
tia companies surrounding the court
house and all persons except those
essential to the trial excluded from
the courtroom, the negro was placed
on trial on the charge of criminal
assault on a small white child, and
within one hour and forty-five minu
tes lie nad been tried, convicted, and
sentenced to die in the electric chair
on July 21.
The special train, Mhlch consisted
of three coaches and a baggage car,
left Raleigh yesterday morning at
3:15. Captain Albert L. Cox was in
Command of the Franklin cnnmunv.
Mhlch reached Raleigh the afternoon
before. General Young accompanied
the companies, and he and Colonel
Gardner, of Camp Glenn, who met
the forces there, were In command of
the troops. MaJ. W. K. Moody, who
acted as General Young's adjutant,
and Lieutenant Walter Clark, who
acted as Colonel Cardner's adjutant,
also went on the special train from
here.
Took Every Precaution.
The special reached Snow Hill at
6:20 yesterday morning. There was
demonstration of the-people of Snow
Hill, w ho seemed to be taken by nur-
tulse. However, everv iirecnution
was taken as reports were that trou
ble was expected when the negro ap
peared there for trial.
Upon getting off the train rv Ti
formed a hollow aminre and tho tie.
gro was placed In the square. The
marcn tnrougn tne streets was made
In this manner to the lull. r. n
was Dreceded bv three Ronnda nf Pn
F, twenty yards apart. In the rear
of the Kalelgh company there was
also two squads of Co. F in the same
formation.
Each member of the rnmnnnle
was provided with ?() round nf hnll
cartridges and were instructed how
to use them if the emergency arose.
1'roiu Wcddimitiiii.
Correspondence of The Journal.
Weddinirton. June 2' M
Hood is visiting relalives in Chester.
Mrs. Henry Huneycutt of I'nion
spent th.' week-end at Mr. I). F.
Short's.
Mr. W. A. Short spent the week
end in Durham on business.
Mrs. N. S. Matthews of Monroe and
Miss Iiessie Perry of Van Wyek visit
ed Mios Kinma Hunter Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Flncher spent
Saturday nicht with Mr. Fimher's
mother in Providence.
Miss Mae Gannon of Antioch Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Heniby.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmselv Moore n ml
family of Prices Mill spent Sunday at
.Mr. w . A. Hem by 8.
Miss Edith Thomas of Marshville
Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. K
W. Thomas.
Little Miss Luclle Petters nf Phnr-
lotte. who has been vlslllnir her mint
Mrs. S. D. Belk, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Short and Mis Jennie
Trice left Thursday for Vn nesiille
Mrs. Short will return home Tues
day while Miss Price will he absent
several weeks.
Miss Emilia Hunter who taught
nt Whitakers the past winter, won a
free ticket for a trip to Canada and
other northern points by getting the
most subscribers to the Kalekh News
and Observer.
Mr. Tom Matthews and sister. Mi-s
Kale Matthews, visited at Mr. V.. W.
Klllouglis Sunday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the children's day exercises at
Antioch Sunday.
There is no place like home to the
poor man whose wile has nn Idea
that tobacco smoke sticks to her lace
curtains and he Is glad of it.
Drives Out AUtarU. RolUn VnUvtm
TSm CUA Rtanlrrf ..un t ai...-tl..ill. 4Mu
GROVE'S TASTKLKSS chill TONIC, drim (MX
Mtian,enrK bciuc Mood, aM bolMtap the iy
Mb AtriKtoeic. For kdulu lad childm. 30c
NOTICE OK SALE I NDF.K VEX. FX.
Slate of North Carolina l'.,i.;n
county.
Wiilia A. Maize et al vs. E. E.
Leonard.
In the Superior Court.
Hv virtue of n Von HIMinnl Py
Donas directed In Hip iinderlen.i
from he SllDerior Court of I'nion
county in tne above-entitled action,
i win on
Moiidar. .'list nf Jnli. mm.
at 12 o'clock noon, at the' court house
door or Lnlon county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said Yen dittnnl Kvniinau ull the
right, title and Interest which the
said wiiita a. Marze. the plaintiff,
has In. the following described real
estate, to-wit:
In Lanes Creek township, I'nion
county. North Carolina, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at
a rock in the Miller road 13fl chs.
from J. A. Ashcraft's corner and cor
ner of Ashcraft graveyard lot and
runs three lines of said lot S. W.
4. 3.60 chs. to a rock; thence N. 70
E. 2.78 chs. to a rock; thence N. 20
W. 3.60 chs. to a rock in said road;
12.70 E. 1.60 N. 60 E. 6.75.N. 67 E.
6 N. 70 E. 5.65 rhs. to st. by small
W. O.. B. 1). Kushing's corner;
thence with liU line si l :t V 11 Kn
chs. to P. O.. thence S. 3 7 W. JI.72
rhs. to W. O thence S .17 V X
chs. to P. O. stump by W. O.; thence
S. .ill Y. X l II rha In sr hv II !
& 11. O.; thence N. 67 W. 16.50
etis. to staRe in C. E. Morgan s line,
corner of E. E. Leonard's tract;
thence with his line to said tract N.
33 E. 18.14 chs. to a rock In the
Miller road: thence with sold road
N. 70 E. 6.66 chs. to the beginning,
containing 65 acres and being the
tract of land allotted to Wiilia A.
Mar be by J. N. Sturdivant and others
cora'ra by report recorded in book
51, at page 99, to which reference
la hereby road for mot complete
description.
This the 22nd day of Jon. 1916.
J. V. GFIFFITH.
Sheriff Union county, N. C.
We Hear a
Good Deal
About .nasi order houses. When you order from a
mill order hcue you p.ot only send away ihe profit
v. ! ich the hone merchant should make, but also send
away the first cost of the article.
Now, v, h?p. a thing is made in Monroe and sold in
Monroe wc keep at home both the cost of the manu
facture and the profit of the retailer.
Our ice is made right here in Monroe and all the
money received for it is kept here and spent here.
ny reason to "order on" for ice w hen ycu can get a
better quality at home for the same price?
MANY GOOD CITIZENS THINK NOT.
Monroe Ice & Fuel Co.
The
Gseensboro Daily News
Cash with order, to new subset iUrs from now until November 30.
Your acceptance of this special price will also entitle you to a
free copy of our Handy Almanac and Encyclopedia, a book thtit
)ou will find invaluable, containing mnny Important facts, statis
tics anil figures for which you have frequent use.
Order the Daily News today and get the greatest benefit of this
special price. Itemember thisls campaign year and we handle the
news impuilially.
Greensboro Daily News,
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