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Greetings to Our Customers: The in cream season finds U3 prepared to make better cream than ever. We hnve meatly purchased a cream separator, which enables us to make cmua for our customers at any time. And we are now ready to deliver crwtiu in Sunday. We huw in tand at a!l times skim milk for sJ.e at tea ct ats a gal- !on. G1v u a tri;!, and we will give satisfaction. Phone 120 X. D. SALE ED Y. Every Woman &f i1" !!! NOT JUST TO HAVE ONE. NOR MEIIELY FOE THE it;:iv;E or saying she ilvs oxe. but for the SAME LEASGX EXACTLY AS A MAX EAS A BANK AC COIXT AV3 THE AIDED REASON THAT IT'S 71 IK F.F.ST PCSoIULE WAY TO TEACH HER TO BE CAREFUL AND CONSERVATIVE. EVERY WOMAN TAKES. rUIIE IN Til!: BELIEF THAT SHE CAN TARE AS GOOD OR BETTER CARE OF VON :V THAN HER HUSBAND. AND SHE WILL BE A DISTINCT ASSET IE SHE HAS A ItANE ACCOUNT TO I IF LP FOSTER THAT EELiEE. te-s ran :v es feci ally invites the accounts i f frugal and careful wives and motheri. ..? will welc-.we and give earnest and ix : ::; atte::t::n to such accounts. The Savings, Loan and Trust Co. R. a EiTDWlNE, President. K. to. CLARK. CasklJt r---'-- r" i Sce u at once if you want a new buggy. AH kinds and grade?. Harness of ell kinds. Wagons such as Spache, Studebaker and Hackney. Horses and Mules. Remember our repair shops. We are doing lots of work in it. Got it run by electricity. Wc can do most any thing in this shop now. TP c&iKes l40 Corn Meal AND Graham Flour Our mill Is now turning out sonic good hoino-grounil meal from Uio best corn the market afford. It Is whole ground; made from bone-dry corn, which makes It perfectly safe to handle. We are also supplying our customers with Graham flour. Doctors recommend this as a hearty, and flesh-building food. It Is fine. We have on hand a supply of wheat-brand for food purposes. TH6 HeoilersoD Roller Mills MONROE, H. 0. Perfect Protection. The Philadelphia Life Insurance Company has just k?ued a new policy embracing premium warver andiife annuity in case of total disability. To illus trate: If you become disabled while the policy is in force, all future premiums shall waive and the monthly annuity of $3.33 per thousand will be paid for life. This is one of the most attractive policies on the market, and the rates are reasonable. For full information, see or write GORDON INSURANCE & INVESTMENT CO. STATE AGENTS MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA With Journal Readers T latere, t Oh- I'iij- Boy. To i!a Editor if The Journal: Today th- rap 'is '" full of appeals fi r I ho ".inner to produce more food m:!f a'U le.-s co-ten and for every en' !. tie city to 1...VO a garden. But are ". ire gardes being cul'.i- v..;e :).'. :! ti.ui usual? We can v.uk down roe a n i s o iit-r ;; w " .! r.lrse Mei; t s:ei- v ho .;p .-t (.' . V ! m ill sustain life, and that real wealth is brought Into being by the sweat of seu.ebody'a brow, and not by " wavhlss the "ticker. " 1 V sr. as v.e sjsd. the real service l Editor's Note: The Journal will tfct, f Uer could render, would be a b glfcd to print communications on cl;;si of some means by whFu any mbject from its reader under v :u.n : o f tmu r produces' stmt he this head. It is nu neoe.sary that Caa ::--d a luarket tor It and not b? tur c.iwe appear in print, but the u ij t.,; ti,e d. ia;.nu is low becua e p;.;.e. usu.n kuw the author of the t I ,.verp- oductiua. -cojuutauicatloa.) , j-'-i i- frcia p.tt esperieaoe ua- U;.s tliU is aa excopticinl time if the :a:n:or hculd .at eucsiderabe r.;.t s.se to lii!iieli', chance his pl.m i f i arm o;e atior.s for this year aud k.a -.; wi:h perishable food pn uui t-. o would cot be able to rcaEze t-n iukU v-a tliei'i at maturing time t p: t:.e expense cf luarketiag. mueU le. : o vt cf producti;a. T eiiy man wants cheap foot". R-.:bt abut it, and we don'i ; ;;r.. Rut the farmer c.rFt c-.4 fotd now. His erpou too So if the fanner y o' so i:it:i.'h importanp. n-! wo: Id e..n't pet alon? wiiheu" why is there not game snsr-e- tii c :!s to what wates be will receAe -"i-'-vioe oi feeding the world, iif ieu bit" too many tlsi.er-, ; nd the chances are too much in ta- r of his being bit tgain for l.fni tc stn'ie ;I5 n a Row uyin;e and Ju.ve no p.'o!i'it' of where he is cor.iiisg i.i on tne l.oinC stretch. T;.! may s.uaid unpatriotic to : n.e !; ri!r.. ltnt it brir.es to l : d wl.r.t The Jourr.il said with riHj.iu- to 101 1 par.io. a ft or '.: r.ii.v. place li;.d b-on puiiod over . :J luiae.-s bejr;'.n to take on a lit t I;.'--. ra emmtry wns declared limine forwarii, and the fann- . ';.d to hurry up and buy Mrpplies even on credit I'.o eords to moving. - The tttnark Wiu- pouictiiin? l.k hatevi-r c.Raii-.ity way l.t:':. u-!::er is expi v tod to come t e 1-v uoipg without until th JOURNAL WANT ADS. f ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION ; tn r.y .-'.rut In Mon : ;rdi'a .'pots grow--., .! t:i;.yb in that lit I" a lr; ky youtm- , ,: d." ; : - t tno l.i'.ini .ri ; ,, the i.iii; and witl :t i.i-...: 1 crtek in the .1 t to set v n t r- til- ! M'tl.i' I . , i.lit wis. i i 1. he is tl on a.- raa v be w ' 1 orU. hist ( in M or. toe i t'.! it.in: ; :--t. An. 'AC t .t V. ; the ' .': n. :. a; .ri',- t! prude ponjin? hi ho will be "ts in. Xow and anxious .is are as they i iiapo. sibile a--ivi iy hoy t' in -crave bov i .:r.y vi'tven exec; t i.i.in" makes him.; : i! i-! .lavements. ; )..v. : Why don't s :. n if each ci' v hi i-' .t boy wcu' .! ' i to the boy -t:e.:t crop en '..-? One man r. :i t'. h't ! ; . I- lite i" boy w to b. VIIT INTERNATIONAL Correspca-: u-nce School's educatiouul pre paredness exhibit at J. 0. Smith ; i'oujpauy grcve'ry store Uay 2. 3. , 4 and 5. display will be in charge cf W. XL Sullivan. j FOE SALE Kiae farm 3'a acres.; one mile from Monroe, tenant house, pood orchard and plenty of : wcter. Just the plate for a dairy and v?getab!e farm. Ke.u-rn fir; F-llinj;. leaving the Stat SV N. ' W. Griffin. Charlotte. N. C. K. C. , GrifBn will show farm to interest-' cd parties. DE. HOWAED SVITII will be in Monroe until May 5ta. If you need glasses, call and have them properly fitted to your eye.'. Of p.ce in ritzsterald buildirt'. next to Dr. Houston's. WAKEE1ELD cabbags plants now leady. One dollar rer 1.000; 15 cents per 100 Spring-dale Farm, ?Jedlin Eros., Monroe. WE EOVCIIT our oats, nrn, mill feed, .-rrnr feed and flour In car lets life re the rise. Voa want to fcc u; before you buy. Sites-Saadi:-.- Co. .sirs, jihv K. rnicE, ltegistcred Xurse, Monroe, X. C. I'boiie 317. Residence 2l ilast Windsor. DR. R. H. GAUREX, rilYSICIAX axd srncEo.x. orflce over Ilaiuilton-Liles Co. Store. Office phone Xo. t2.S. Itesidence I'hone X. 15-J. MOXKOE, X. C. DR. G. M. SMITH, Physician and Surgeon, MOXKOE, X. C. Office over The Union Drug Store. ; Monroe. N. C. i Calls answered promptly day and i night Phone 221. V. H. K0UST0X, Surgeon Dentist. ; Moxnoi:, x. c. Ofnoe up stairs. Eitr.err.ld Building. Northwest of Court House, ' hat s cot w! T!.n a- p; fur ; tl;e .in- wh' o .iti-. : tli. most tomatoes !.vo ,!a l.!y r br.it ii Ka'deti !ir.-t but ift i.i.virdef or t''0 wi rk .:-t i" t: n, ur.othrr i i' iaio,-s and -: ' nuy city (if ;- i it wnuld mean unei:!.iatcd city at';!. It wouid .ii . tv ilar I tu;-1 I t v I jlkS WOU'i'l , V woman could irl.s. A p:lzo for : and cannt-.i ! tins. 1 rt h. : r pl.iuvh the h. r do the r1- Ar.d tlo y could vv i : i.'i; i t ti.- FOR SALE lllck-s rroli.le seed corn. J3.00 r bushel. S. S. Richtml-f-on. Leave crd :s at Sib:s-San-ders Co. , Lit t; on1 t:.ke tip tlf proposi t i.- i f fuod oil the bssis of .Mr. Ai i urV fU?!:eMi.-n at. l see how tjuicl: fa' infis will li.-tcn. When you come to thick about it th'n is the only .-rounds on which It-.- should bo ask d to take the loap. Evrrybudy wants to know what th' "job pays" before chanitinj'. Farmers can't make make daddy p'.ou-th ..r hav-Mt plouch-1 j;:iv cent corn, fifty cent onions tutd -d: don't fool yi-ui.-olt on that point. !lfty Ct.nt ,,(1tatoes on the present ba-A.-.de from giving the II. C. L. a;.,!,, f supply cost, -tiinnin? blow, the .-xercise the girls Vl. ku w a farmer some two or would pit in working their gardens' three vents ai;o to make a sjurplu-J of would ir.oan I hat they would not oiiion.. They were more than his r.oe-.l the aM-nt!ins U a doctor f) fuIiii!v would probably consume and mu.-h. nelth-r would thi y have to us:e . i,,. ,,i. d the market on them r.nd so much paint to ga:n color. ! otnd that they were not worth brins- fhe nan wno are preaching "have, i:ik; to tov.n. That farm.-r hadn't .Vrt" Prrceti" so l. lldl would get , ,,.,. (m'ons tb:in his f:n,ii!v ! DR. R. L. PAYXE, Physician and Surgeon, MOXKOE, X. C. ! Office in old Postcfdce Buildlne. , over Union Drug Co. Office hour U MEXICAN BIG POLL c tton si ed. to 12 n. m.. r.nd 2 to 4 p. ni. il.hO pr bushel; 10 bu. hel lots j Residence Phone, 273-11 fl.23; and for every order for U' i butduls I will titid my card on lo tontlve funuinp. Evervriin St ol; r.nd Poultry F;;t in, 11. F. 1). 2, Box 51, Crofwtll. N. C. FOE SALE Sinslo comb Buff Lg horns. Eggs ?l fitting from choice layers. A few cockerels and pul leis. Thos. P. Beam, Ellenboro, N. C. FOR SERVICE Prize-winning Kcr Hered Duroc-Jersey bear. Feu $1 cash. George Hart. in ore results if thy trhd sonieihim' ii'c this. It wiuild be an indirect i -,;y if ; racJieir.v v. br.t they preach. I Boy nilil use .since. Do you blame him? We kn. w a man to harvest, some '!! it Mi potatoes a few season L.'ys are not uotnv to vivo up going , back, when city people had botm py -swnr.i, in,- every day to cultivate n ;ng 5;.' cents a peck for Florida po vard.tt just bunu.v t' o papers Myli-,,, ,,. and v.-h-n this nan h id h.atl ur.nhns shottld he cultivited. But!,., them mx miles to town he was they w;ll if they have something t uVri'd 40 cents per bushel, lie wv ; work for. Neither nro Klrls going to IM.ld .,lJ wouldn't take it. said he abandon the soda fount for the hoe .,vuui,j take them heme and feed them i r. e,r, tney ntne an incentive. i.i (o his ao,M. He hasn't offered any Urbe. To the Editor of The Journal: Your Uncle Bob Duster and his lec ture to Mr. Green, the mail carrier, is only a sample of what other men in the country are beginning to feel. Judging by the ai: "tint of niivic farmers are getting it does seem that certain classes look upon "old hay seed" as a perfect imbecile, or a helpless ignoramus, a!1j jf I1K,st 0f th se cityfied v.-isdom-vushers had to il.'ht the farmei's battle for one . hort i-asr.ii they would llnd out that farm rs either have laore sense or more nerve than any class on eaith, and fie fact that they have Lulled thrn'Mi-l thto VI flr In w rit -il utrilli s they still are. Is evld. nee that they knnv how to kief, up on v.h.t is !t after evt ry other class of the whole social fabric has dipped to it"? lo".rt.s content Into the t!r.:u;s the fitrmer brought into being and has got rich doing nothing wiuie tne old farmer, like Uncle Bob. has mt out the briars and broken tip the fallow and planted the seed on which idlc- .s fattens. And. after Rome of tlo.s( facts are known, some of the "elite", who wouldn't know bean3 from persimmon sprouts, assume to tell us how we can make more money farming. Isn't thli enough to make a brim monkey uiusii; One of the ways by which these wheaoes could make themselves use ful, would be for them to explain why it is that farmers have already made everybody except themselves rich. The world Is rolling in wealth (that Is if money is wealth) and at the same time we nre facing famine. In 1914 the farmers produced an abendant harvest, but the market was mighty bad. In 1915 the farm ers produced not so much, and the market was better. In 1916 the farmers produced considerably less than they did the previous year, and the market was good. The volume of business for last year was the greate?t ever, but since money Is not palatable as food, we nre about to see that real wealth is the thing that You need it- We .sell it The Lever mis it? THTPOCKET 5ELF FILLING" Watensan's4 Ideal) I sI fountainPen THE W. J. RIDGE CO., Monroe, X. C f ' I more for sale. Do you blame him? There is a whole lot more that could lie snld, but what's the use? We will be told that it will not be this way any more soon. But all the reason it wen't will be because the scarcity continues. If the kind of regime we have In t'ti:.' country is what we are going to fight for, God have mercy on us. Novus Homo. KESII.TS TELL, the There tV.n Bo Xo Doubt Alxv.it Besult In Monroe. Results tell the tale. All doubt is removed. The testimony of a Monroe citizen Can be easily Investigated. What Better proof can be had? June W. Howie, G03 Franklin Ave., Monroe, says: "About five yeirs ago my kidneys were In pretty bad shape. My back r.ched and I vas pretty near ly down and out. I had sharp pains aeross my kidneys and It was all I could do to dress myself. The kidney action was Irregular and the pecre tions were profuse and then again scanty. In the morning, there were puffy acs under my eyes and I had diziy spells. I tried different medi cines and doctors, but didn't get much relief until I began taking Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from the Union Drug Co. The second box made me feel better In every "ay and I continued taking them until I was cured. I haven't had much trouble from my back and kidneys since." Price COc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Plls the same that Mr. June Howie had. Foster-Mll- burn, Co., Prop. Buffao, N. Y. "We came to this country and took the Innocent red man's land away from him." "Yes," replied the man who has been having trouble with real estate; "and In some cases the Innocent red man was lucky to unload when he did." Washington Star. Whenever You Need a General Tonic TakoQrove't ' The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because It contain the weilknown tcnic properties of QUININE anil IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Tnriches the Blood and Luilds up the Whole System. V cents Same as In Life. In duscussing the bullying, warlike nature of the German kaiser not long ato Vice-President Marshall predict ed that he will be thought of by fu ture generations as was a certain other Bill by hia widow. A neighbor raid to her. according to Mr. Mar t hall : "So Bill's dead." "Yes, he's dead." "I suppose he's hlttln' the harp with tbe angels now." "More likely." said the widow who had not forcotten Bill's ways, "he's hlttln' the angels with the harp." If a self-made man says he Is ashamed of his Job he Is a pretty fair specimen of what David said all men were. There's very little to be gained by being a knocker. DR. II. SMITH, eye-sight specialist, will L cut cf town for awhile. Dr. Howard Fmith will fill regular engagements tit his father's office. Sue the Monroe papers tor dates. !Dr. R C. Redfearn, Dentist, Cfnce one door South of j Bruner n Store, i Phono 21J2. MONKOE. N. C. At Marbhville on first and third : Mondays of each month and at Mat j thews second and fourth Monday. ! W. O. LEMxMOXD, Attorney-at-Law. Office in Law Building, old Library Room. Monroe, N. C. Will practice In nil the State and Federal Courts. Will give special at tention to collection of claims and settlement of estates by administra tors and executors. WANTED To buy l.tnd, J. R. Rus sell. Badin. N. C. WANTED to exchange 9 volumes, half Moroco binding, good as new, Rldpath'p Ulidory of the World, for pi'.lr thoroughbred pigs. R. D. Thomas, l!l:;cl;:dn-ar, Ga, LADIES CAN (secure a car from J. C Muynor with the assurance of courteous treatment and careful drivers. Jnet call either 316 or 171-IL WANTED You to eee my Dixio Fly er and Empire automobiles before you buy. E. G. Fletcher. LOSH -Bilndlo bull dog. tnalo, un tritntnttl. "Return to yard office and get rward. J. D. Calder. SWEET TOTATO PLANTS for sale Nancy llaJJ and Porto Rica. $1.75 per 1.000J 6.000 lots $L0. Guar anteed tpoe to name or money re funded. Wf lis riant Co., Orlando, Fla. I WILL furnish you a3 good milk as can bo bought anywhere for 12 cents per Quart, regularly. Can on ly furnish a few more customers. Henry Myers, phone Union Grove 31. GLOBTVn?RMCKE book cases. The W. J. Kudge Co. FOR SALIs-lMse plow. Chatham Bmkn, Umfcmvllle, Route 2. SEE US before you buy your oats. corn, mill feed, sweet feed and flour. We can save you money. Sike3-Panders Co. PRESTON'3 FLANTS Cabbage, 1.50; sweet potatoes, 2.00; toma toes, $1.50 and 2.50; transplanted plants, $1.00 per 100; $7.50 per 1000.. Price list. Fred M. Prest ton, Orlando, Fla. THOROUGHBRED Guernsey bull for rervlce. Fee $1.00 cash. E. L. May, WIngate. SAVE THE BACKS They are worth money. Bring them to Snider Huntley Company, and get cash for them. CALL WALTERS and get his prices before you buy your fresh meats. He sells them right. FOR SALE Coker cotton seed, th long staple variety. Premium on this cotton. Can be found at C. E. Houston's office. From one to two bushel sacks. J. II. Clawson. WATT ASHCRAFT, Veterinarian.. Day calls, 113; night calls, 191-R. Offlre on Ilayne strett', east of court house, Monroe, N. C. PLEASE CALL at any time for back work. Henry Lily. Thone 268. VICTOR vlcrrola3 and records The W. J. Rudge Co. H. E. COPPLE'S furniture store has a full line of all kinds of furniture and It pays to call there before you buy. WHO DOES your watch and Jewelry repairing? Give us a trial and be convinced that you will get the best The W. J. Rudge Co. FOR SALE Good horse; cash or on time Monroe Bakery. WATERMAN'S fountain pena. Th W. t. Rudf Co. JUNK Wanted. We are always In the market for Iron, metal of all kinds, bones, paper, etc. Open every day. MOXROE IRON & METAL CO. Near Freight Depot. NOTICE By virtue of a mortgage deed to mo executed by Enoch Morgan, on the 4th day of March. 1916, and duly registered In office of the Register of Deeds of Union County, N. C, In "Record of Moitgngo Deeds," page 265. I will sell for cash to the high est bidder at the court house door in Monroe, N. C, on Thursday, the 10th day of May, 1917, a tract of land situate In said county, on the waters of Stump Lick branch of Stewart's Fork creek, ad joining the lands of Isaac H. Keziah, C. T. Mills, A. Marshall Trice and others, containing 100 acres, more or less, being the land on which said Enoch Morgan now resides, and which was conveyed to Gabriel W. Helms by Mllllam Redmon, Jr.. and Francis M. Scott, trustee, by deed dated March 8. 1979, and registered in office of Register of Deeds of Fald county, In Record of Deeds No. 13, page 536 et son,, and by said Gabriel W. Helms and wife conveyed to said Enoch Morgan. Also at same time In front of said court house, by virtue of said mort gare, I will soli for cash one mouse colored female mule of small size, about 10 years old, named "Kit," with frosty hairs over each eye. Sale made to satisfy debt secured by said mortgage deed. This 9th day of April, 1917. ISAAC RICHARDSON. Mortgaged STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OP STATE Certificate of DisnoIutUin To All to Whom These Presents May Come Greeting: Whereas, It appears to my satis faction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, de posited In my office, that the Porter Myers Lumber Company, Incorporat ed, acorporatlon of this State whose principal office Is situated in the city of Monroe, county of Union, State of North Carolina (G. M. Tucker being the agent therein and In charge there of, upon whom process may be serv ed), has complied with the require fents of Chapter 21, Revlsal of 1906, entitled "Corporations," preliminary to the lpsuing of this Certificate of Dissolution: Now, therefore, I. J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State cf the State of I North Carolina, do hereby certify f that the said corporation did on thef 29th day of March, 1917. file In my( ofifce a duly executed and attested? consent In writing to the dissolution of said corporation, executed by all , the stockholders thereof, which said I consent and the record of the pro- ceedings aforesaid are now on file t. in my office as provided by law. In Testimony. Whereof, I have hereto set -my hand and affixed my official seal at "Raleigh, this 29th day of March. A. D. 1917. J. BRYAN GRIMES. Secretary of State.