Cool Drinks
Farmers of Union
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adjoining counties
YOU CAN GET YOUR GRAIN GROUND HERE
IN THE VERY BEST WAY.
WE ARE GRINDING WHEAT FOR THE FARM-
ERS OF SEVERAL COUNTIES.
PREPARED TO HANDLE YOUR GRINDING
PROMPTLY, DAY OR NIGHT -THE LARGER
THE QUANTITY THE BETTER.
The mmm Roller Mills
Monroe, N. C.
Small Farms.
We have several Small Farms, 20 to 60 acres each, that we
will sell for a email payment down, balance on long time. On
these tracts we will build the purchaser al necessary building, clear
the land and place it In working condition so the purchaser can
move right on the farm and raise a crop.
Call in and see about this.
Honroe Insurance and
Investment Company.
G. D. CALDWELL, Manager.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
World-wide distribution and the continually
growing demand for Ford cars are the best
proofs of Ford value. Ford cars are utilities
they are positive necessities for they have
revolutionized modern business, brought country
and city together, and opened up new life to the
family. The Ford car has become a necessary
part of everyday life.
Touring Car 1360, Runabout 345. Sedan
$645. Town Car S595, Coupelet $505 all f. 0. b.
Detroit.
On display and for sale by
HENDERSON
GARAGE & MACHINE COMPANY,
MONROE, N. C
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X. C.
Tln.r.K PRESS 48 l.ox oil null, ore
llml .i!ue if tilnn mii-k. No l -
t 1 l.M-ulity in the State for oil mill.
Vox Gainesville. Ca.
i- t !,.- o: Char).. 11- h :r ! visitia
:'.!.'- ; r.'l i.l.itivtr- lift-- n-.tiuly.
'! lilli' .- l.i.tftT i-i !. ill' 8S
:!' -u-st it K.'ivn-.-"' S.i
1 !: v i-tii s f-.;.i in.-l.-ii
a, Mrs. J. V 1 o!.ei? . J! - .Mitltlie
li M.ii :.nl loit': i: -Us. and
M.-.-ms. K,iin an I Tt-Jjie UoU'its.
We i.otiud .Mr. tftai-y Dir. the
s'ib-c:trrier, was walking a'.'i leading
hi.- Lome. We thought at firt that
the horse v.!- sick, lut i.irnid that
he was lookiue for hi poll medal
that he lost the day before. Mr. Orr
had a runaway over twelve months
aen and lost his medal home where
on this route. Some of hi best girls
found it for him then. We do not
know whether it was lost in a run
away this time or not.
Miss Annie Duncan is now at home
from Winthrop College. Rock Hill
for a few (lava vacation
Members ot Ebenezer church have
made some improvements at that
place, preparatory to the protracted
meeting which begins baturoay, mn.
at 3 n ni.
A seven day revival meeting will
begin at Mill Grove the 12th. at 10
a. m. All members are requested to
meet at that hour for Sunday scnooi.
n t ... ill n it I
rreacn ns ai . . J "rWAXTED Knitting Mill II
ana s:ia. uev. .Mr. r iuk m u n . ,,-
nrenrhinz.
The meeting closed at l nion urove
Snndav. Three new converts for
Haiitism. fifteen penitents for prayer
The meeting dosed at Iienton's
Cro.-s Roads Friday with five converts
for Il.'ptism. one by letter; six addi
tion in all. end eight penitents for
n ravei
From one small peach tree forty-
eight one-half gallon Jars were pre
Kiivert hv Mrs. J. A. Pressler last
week, besides bakine pies and eat
In twice that amount. Some fruit
It inn one tree.
Misies Lela. Lula. Flora and Mary
Pressley of Unionville spent a week
here with friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mills have re
turned to their home in Georgia.
Last Saturday nicht while Messrs
Will Simpson and Grant Duncan were
at church, some one cut their harness
sn harilv that thev could not get home
until the harness was repaired. This
mean act was done while services
were In full force at union uiove. ,., ..,
Messrs. J. C. Foard and Bruce
Hot Days.
WALK IX AND SIT DOWN.
A FEW OF 'EM.
FOR SALE First check for ;5 tel.-
36 inch mill stones with new
hoop ami hopper. Big bargain.
J. K. Gainer. Cheraw. S. C.
I LOST - Red memorandum book con
taining some papers and accounts,
al- a check for $56.20 given by
X. B. Avers on First National
Bank. Reward for return. T. C.
IM wards, Marshville, N. C.
WELL BRED Berkshire Well
bred, easy feeders, thrifty Berk
shires, the practical hoe for the
farmer. Ready for shipment. Eith
er sex. 3 months old. sia.U".-
Preston Woodall. Benson. N. C.
elp. Wi
re now nneratin? our new mill-
cool, sanitary building. Street carsi
every five minutes. Close at 1-
o eloek Saturdays. Good wages to
toppers, knitters, loopers. Can al-
ft use brieht rounu women to
barn. Most attractive city in the
ouin. Forty thousand troons ana
Hi any flyine machines to be station-
il here. Charlotte knittine Com
pany, Charlotte, X. C.
AliMs FOR SALE Seven horse
farm fenced. Finest location in
South Georgia for livestock and
dairy. Twenty miles of two pack-
insr nl:ints and creanierv. Hiehl
rhiS!i nmnoRition in rollee-p town -
rurdon Stock Farm, Sparta, ua.
FOR SALE 161 acres fine grain and
tobacco land, good dwelling, good
barns, good pasture, plenty urioer.
Great opportunity for home seek
ers or investors. Wes Yarbrough,
Timberlake, N. C.
ICE CREAM SODAS
MILK SHAKE
COCA-COLA
GRAPE JUICE
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE
ICE CREAM
GINGER ALE
ROOT BEER
LIME ADE
LEMON ADE
MIXED SODAS
ALL FLAVORS
CHOCOLATE SUNDAIS
CHERRY SMASH
CHERO-COLA
PEPSI-COLA.
J
ED KNOWS HOW TO MAKE 'EM ALL.
Ihe Union Drug Co.
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1 lie kuaalli diore
A. M. Secrest, Manager Phone Xo. 221.
Hartsell had a new buggy whip and
a hat stolen from their Duggies aur-
Inir the service at 1 nion Grove.
Well. "Wild Rose" and "Farm
Bov", may happiness and prosperity
attend you. is our wish. Don't give
nn the news work, nut come ngm
alnnir with it.
Mr J. R. Funderburk lias a posi
tion at the ramns In Charlotte. Sev
eral others of this place went to get
4,.h hut were irlad to COllie baCK
when thev heard they had to wora
on Sunday, six days are au i iie
aliont worklne In a week. Sometimes
r ahirk off throuKh the weeK, any
way
heifers, and Hampshiredown sheep.
J. Al. Allen, Kingston, ienn.
FOR SALE Three good horses, on
registered Jersey nun, cow and
heifer. Would exchange horses
for car. A. L. Baker. Newton, N.
C, Rt. 4.
WANTED A reliable and progres
sive representative to sell direct
from one of the largest and best
equipped factories in the boutn.
Position pleasant, profitable and
permanent. Palmer Stone Works
Albemarle, N. C.
'Benton's Cross Roads church has ALL ABOUT Papershell Pecan Cul-
raountlv hpen repainted
Mr T.onni Uvrum OI ance town
.Mn and Miss Etta BelK OI UOOSe
Creek were married July 22nd, at the
home of the officiating magistrate, r.
C. Stlnson. They are keeping nou:e
with Mrs. Martha Belk at present.
mih F.iln neckham and Lela
Helms were the guests of Miss Mamie
Dixon two days of last week.
vt riowev Ynndle found attraction
... .. .-v .. ... ... .
or a short vacation here trom i
...:; r,mn nn1 the "lasxles" of
iiaujuijs ----
our colony, and other friends, enjoy
aA ha otnv here.
&ii are nv ted to prayer meeting
at Ebenezer Saturday at 8 p. m., also
at Union Grove Sunday at 8 p.
Dr. Love of Unionville was cain-u
to the home of Mr. II. M. Furr Sun-
Aav We understand that -Mrs. J-ui i
'.oa fpver.
Tho rtunlnn at Mr. Ellas Helm
n.,oort nfr onleilv Saturday. The Ice
morlee band rendered music ior u.c
occasion.
All who are Interested are renm-st-
a,i t inwet nt Emanuel ceilK'tel
ainv,i .v 11th. at 7 o'clock, to clean
off the grounds. We desire to fini-h
oorlv in nvder that Wu may gO to t'lC
inr.ticlnrr at Hpnton'8 L TOSS KOiUIS
in Hip nt'ternoon.
A row helnnelna to Mr. J. A. t 1
ley tried to get out of the pasture
n n a I'.iW hnt week and Eot fast n a
on the barbed wire. As the wenih-r
was extremely hot, she died
.i.,h in iha wire. The cow vas
valued at about $35. Fairness
ture Free. Bass Pecan Com
pany, Lumberton, Miss.
FOR SALE Two Ford touring cars
and one roadster. secrest Motor
Company.
BUY YOUR Wesson cooking oil for
salads, etc. from English Drug Co.
in any quantity.
WATT ASHCRAFT. Veterinarian.
Day calls, 113; night calls, 191-R.
Office on Franklin street, Monroe,
N. C.
LADIES CAN RPdire a car from T.
C. Marnor with the assurance of
courteous treatment and careful
drivers. Just call either 316 or
171-R.
PLEASE CALL at any time for hack
work. Henry Liiy, rnone zts,
H. E. COPPLE'S furniture store has
a full line of all kinds or furniture
and It pays to call there before you
buy.
W. O. LEMMOND,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In Law Building, old Llbrarj
Room. Monroe, in.
Will practice In all the State and
Federal Courts. Will give special at
tention to collection of claims and
settlement of estates by admlnlstra
tors and executors.
that the country s officially in the
World War, we who wear the khaki
of business may well ask what our
part will be what changes, if any.
will be made In the regular course of
out affairs; shall we do more or less
advertising? We believe that adver
tising is woven into the fabric of
modern business and will make IU
voice heard and Its power felt in spite
of the tumult and the shouting, and
that after the lords and kings depart
(speed the day), It will be employed
to a greater degree than ever in the
work of reconstruction. Therefore,
be it known by these presents that
we expect to keep It up and that we
stand back of all we advertise. We
keep the goods to please the people.
Our complete line comprising a pleas
ing variety from the modest low
priced through the medium to the
high grade, enjoys correctness of de
sign and construction and finish. To
this we add prompt, Intelligent and
courteous service.
Welcome one and all.
T. P. DILLON.
At the same old stand.
Turnip Seed.
WHITE FLESH SORTS 3 ounces of seed to 100
yards of row; 3 pounds to the acre; matures 60 to
90 days according to variey and season.
EARLY FLAT RED or PURPLE TOP-60 days.
EARLY FLAT DUTCH 60 days. .
LARGE EARLY RED TOP GLOBE-65 days; large
size and rapid growth.
WHITE EGG always good.
YELLOW FLESH SORTS-GOLDEN BALL, YEL
LOW GLOBE, YELLOW ABERDEEN, RUTA
BAGA. ' r
ENGLISH DRUG CO.
"The Store That Alwayi Hai If
PfcnnnNft!'? Monroe, N. C
Regrets That Boys Haven't l'und
Kverrthing i'ieasin.
fFrom the Wadesboro Ansonian.t
The Ansonion i egrets very much
ttn nnr rnnsina have not found mut
ters here altogether pleasing As
stated in these columns rccenu)
Anson officers deny emphatically that
any effort was made to take advan-
in in the d vision or otneers, m.n
Union was given an opportunity to
name candidates for the positions and
failed to do so within the required
, .a, in th treatment in hip
quarters, the Ansonian understands
IL.I nraa O mnVPtllPnt tO Ct
coverings but that the boys sifted
that the government s snipmem
annniip wan exnected at any time
,i n.oi hov were pet Line along very
u" : " i
well. The Union noys are a nne .i
of fellows and they have conducted
ihoinutrea nil eentlemen here. An
son's members are proud to be asso
ciated with them and here s ni"u
that the very best feelings may i"'
tinue to exist among them
SIMMF.U COMPLAINT
rs.. h knl woglli.il' r f t lO
UUIIIlg l"r "v" .
summer months some memoes ...
at pvprv family is likely t" ue
troubled with an unnatural lfOr-en a
of the bowels, and it Is or tne m i;
ul Ininnrlanco that this be tlOiieu
promptly, whicn can tniy uf
linn
Mrs. F. F. Scott, Scottsville. N. -
states. "I first used Chamnei iam
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ns much
as five years ago. At that time I
had a severe attack of summer com
plaint and was suffering intense pain.
One does relieved me. Other mem
bers of tuy family have since used it
with like results. . . .
DR. R. L PAYNE.
Physician and Surgeon,
MONROE. N. C.
vs..a in old Postofflce Building
nef Union DruK Co. Office hours i:
to 12 a. m., and 2 to 4 p. m.
Residence Phone, zu-u.
Dr. B. C. Redfearn, Dentist
Office one door soutn 01
rtruner's Store.
Phn. QX-l MONROE. N. C
a MarshTllle on first and tnire
Mondays of each month and at Mat
thews second ana rounn noauar.
MRS. JUUA It. PRICE,
Registered Nurse,
Monroe, N. C.
Plume Si 7.
Residence 203 East Windsor.
DR. R. H. GARREN,
rHYSIClAX AND Sl'RGUW.
Office over Hamllton-LHes Co. Store.
Orilce Phone No. 258.
Residence Phone No. 15-J.
MONROE, N. C.
DR. G. M. SMITH.
Physician and Surgeon,
MONROE. N. C.
Office over The Union Drug Store
Monroe, N. C. m
Calls answered promptly aay anc
night Fhone 221.
Sikes-Sandlers Coe
We Pay Highest Prices for
Chickens, Eggs, Hams,
and other produce.
- SEE US -
for Flour, Corn, Hay, Oats,
Mill Feed, etc.
Sikes-Sanders Co.
Place of Business at Sikes' Stables.
The Home of
Better Groceries.
VV. B. HOUSTON,
Surgeon Dentist
. MONROE, N. C.
Of flee op-ta!it. Fltigerald Building
Northwest of Court House,
Tn tVinco rlnvc when ALT, frrocpHPs are hif?h in nrice
JLll H ' - v.t. J ' - - o 1
the poor as well as the good the real choice is in Quality.
Uood groceries cost veiy nine more man mierior
ones, but they go a long ways further.
QUALITY IS OUR TRADE MARK.
It is stamned on everv Dackase. or bac. or pail, or bas
ket of goods that leaves our store.
You will conserve both your health ar.d your pleasure
bv buying groceries from us.
We give you the SA i of au i uk i Kina 01 eats.
Come to us and bring the whole family. This store
is l.linctly
THE FAMILY STORE.
Co-operative M-utQe Co.