i .1 la -j laiiaaaBiiiiiiiaaaaBaisiaiifliai Sample Lot Ladies Waists Trope de Chene and Georget'a Cr-n from $3.4S K JOT Entirely new and exclusive stvlJ no two alike. Also a line of Lawn. Organdies an ! Voile Waists from .. 59e to $1.47 Buster Brown Collars and Ties for bovs and girls 25 to 75e. Ladies Collars to please the most fas tidious. These will have to be seen 1 1 he appreciated, and the price ar from 23c to $t.4 New Silk Hose in White. Grey. Nivy and Chaiupaigne. Mire and Better Dairy Cows. To the Editor of The Journal: HAYS OF FAKMKIt'S iLUANTE iiiisziiiiafliiiiiiiaiaiifliiiiiiiiiB Go-operative Mercantile Company THE FAMILY STORE. natoaaKQ3aqanitaiji.iJjaaaeaDBatE9issaaJdaa9 We Are Prepared to Save You Money on Fancy Groceries, Country Pro duce, Meal Oats, Corn, Mill Feed, Sweet Feed, Dairy Feed,Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Hay, Etc. Our prices are right. Phone us your orders. BEJTOffS CASH STORE Pairvmea or the rank and file. who!z,b Several Huiihwwu Or. see only the present and disregard the.' ims Ik-lutes War Will End future, and inclined to get rid of their 1 S.n. cows. bUieving they can market their MBv J- z GREEN, in Marshvtlle grains and grasses to more profitable ! Hume. I advantage as such than feeding them ' Kev.Biuc Benton, a native of this to cows. :couaty, who has been pastor of the ' As a result, the most thoughtless; Hahtist church at Rockingham on have- gotten rid of their cows f"r several years, is at New ork at and even a larger number have dis- tending lectures at the Columbia I'm posd of thWr young females. I doubt j versity and brushing up on his if a greatnumber of good cows or! French Preparatory to go:ng to good heifers have yet gone to the trance for Y. M. C. A. work. While slaughier. The good have been large-1 i M'hool at I nionville, when Prof. lv pickd up bv more thoughtful dairy-(O- C. Hamilton was at the head of '1n ' that notable institution. Bruce rank- Milk prices are adjusting them-i itn the best of them in debate selves or being adjusted in various old classmates are- not sur- sections of the country, and I am In-' flt his success ln the ministry, dined to think that from now on the 'The Rockingham Post-Dispatch says dairv cow is guin to prove herself f him: "Mr. Benton is one of the ab to be the most profitable of farm ani-.lst ministers in the State. He has mals under war conditions, wen as deep convictions concerning the right she has been in peaceful times. More- j-eousness of this war against German ever the slaughter of dairy cattle domination, and for many months has been tremendous in all parts of has felt the call to go overseas and do Europe. When the war is over there i h.s bit. Though over the draft age by will be a tremendous demand fori a score of years, he imply could good cows and good heifers, not only j not stay out of it. Many a Richmond from Europe but from, all sections. county mother would feel better were of this country and South America, jshe to know that Rev. Bruce Benton If prices will adjust themselves in was near her boy." a manner so that our best cows will be conserved, our breeders and dairy-! John Tiee is a great believer In men encouraged to use good sires, .buir clover as a soil-building crop, breed up their herds and get rid or ! He. sold 5o bushels to Dr. Blair the poor ones, the I nited States is "Now is the time to put in the seed, destined to become a great exporting while cultivating the crop." says .Mr. uation for dairv cattle. ! Tiee. With the wholesale price of We have advanced further and other kinds of clover seed close to more rapidlv in the development of thirty dollars a bushel, burr clover: pood dairv "animals than any other j t which re-seeds itself) should come; count rv. This of course refers to our : inn use more as a winter legume ' leading breeder, for Denmark far , crop. A late crop of corn may be surpasses us from the standpoint of planted after the burr clover seeds high production from dairying in gen-: mature, about the first of June. Per eral. Denmaik has demonstrated haps the quickest and most econoiu what the rank an I file of dairymen ical way tg get the land seeded to can do. and the lni'ed States has1 burr clover is to sow a seed patch, demonstrate I what leading breeders , in the garden. I gathered thirty-five can accomplish. : bushels of seed from one-fourth of, In a nut sh- i!. it sems to me that ; my g.irdt-n this year. ! Jto wipe Prussian militarism from the!o It runs. There Is active business jface of the earth. H our optimism rivalry and competition here all the .should cause any relasatiou of our time. "I know I ought to get more effort to win a decisive victory we'd ' for this piece of goods." remarked better leave the optimism off and vi gorously prosecute our war plans. another merchant, but others are sel ling at this price and I've got to met competition Ll. Mark Austin was making a -We are selling a chair that aimers Alliance speech back in the brought 75 cents whea cotton was V T"8 ,0 s'r"?nSlho UP thej eUht t0 twelve cents for 11.25 now ,f i , nf'rs'i:p. Several, auJ this is much less advance than tune he referred to the "doubting ! !ul bMt made in other lines." said Thomases who were hindering the!Wade Bivens. of the Marshville Fur cause. .VM Thomas came away from ' nitU(V company, who had been tryin? the speaking in company with one ot get deliveries or some orders for his neighbor. How did you like chairs for the past nix months. With the speech? asked his neighbor. s?ven hundred chairs now in stock . . f ,UIle PU8 ne font'nu-ithey ought to be able to meet de ed: But what has Mark got against i mandj tor a while at least. But re the ThomasesT "Why." said Nell, faring to airplane prices somebody he hasnt anything against thelfai3 attention to the Tact that soda Thomases. Haven t you heard of KB( conee are still selling at practi ce douhtlng Thomas referred to ia!c,y before-the-war prices, the BibleT" "No, I never heard ofi nun. came the response. I also re-: call another incident of that per- lod. A county Farmers' Alliance' W'liole tiorman t'oiiiHiny Killel Hurling themselves at the tip or meeting was belnit held at i:nh, ! the salient drhen into the allied lint) Boh Lemmond was the orator of the! by the Germaus late In May. the rorenoon. After holding the audi-; Aaierican and French have won im ence away from a picnic dinner bvjportant ground near Chateau Tuier prolonging the speech until one o;-iO. The attacks was local in char clock. Mr. Lemmond looked at his'acter. but its successs may prove im watch and then said. "Brethren. 1 1 P't taut in the future operations ia must bring this discussion to a close j that part of the battle front nearest it's dinner time." "That's a goo l j Paris. idea!" responeded Mark Austia. wh')i The assault was aimed at the ham was sitting over in the amen corner let of Vaux. which Is situated oa th .fanning himself with a broad-brim ' south side of Chateau Thierry-ParrU hat. The applause was spontaneous i road and on the northern slopes or and Mr. Lemmond suddenlv closet; Hill 204. Vaux Is about two miles his speench, agreeable to that "gMd.trom Chateau Thierry. This was car idea." I tied by the. rush of the French and ! Americans, who also occupied two . . .1 small patches of woods in the ltn- .m.v iiiun. uiiiuin " i iiio.liatB vie In tv The Germans ahnon immediately you had last year?" The Home man asked Will Purser. "Not much of a aood crop this year," said he. With about 25 bushels of red multiplying onions spread out under his shade trees to "cure out'' and more in the garden not gathered I don't know oean counter attacks In an attempt to regain the- lost positions, hut their effort failed in every instance. In the Initial attack and In their i peit el assaults against the new line hel ' jv the- allies, the Germans liav suf- 'The war news Is more in oar fa vor." That is the substance of an poor sire and then i expression made by fanners who have diiippii' into The Home oihce iiur- ns 'lie p.ist week. It is rather re ia.ukaiiie tliat so luauy citizens of iiCil districts keep well up with dai-yi). n ;r.d hreivlers is tnat wnicn will leu.l th-tn to sret rid of the loat in ov and t!l b-ied up their hot-1- in !ii;uity and numbers, for I liuht not when the war w'll have ended dairy cattle will he as ui.d property as ort can pos sess if th property ;i are not a-n what Will would call a ' gooj r-op"!;:re(, Verv heavv l,.sss. at le-,st 500 ,;a,0!1,3 'rom a P"1'"' ,l do:?:jpviso:.ei-s" having been takea by lh V ; French and Americans. One entin saiie amount of land unlesss it's th German rcsiment is officialiv are good and as poor ' div,-!tpments along battle lines across .' on cm possess if they , t 1 1. O. D. Hawn. County TcailieiV i:iiiliiatiin On Tut si'ap July ''th beginning not .later than l' o'clock modern time an examination for ail applicants lor teachers' ertiti ates. whether for Kleii'.enta'-y. G.-aiamar tirades. Pri ie.:i:v, e.r ili.-h School, also for the entrance t Vitr.imi! ons for A. and K. Col'.e-'e. will !).' !uIil. All attplicants sliotild provido them selves with tool. --cap P"n and ink and either j .,, sailj le;al crp paper. .j., ..j.j.,,. j as. i.t course (une a good per oi tanners in eat I'nion county ;(' (iailv papers, hut many farmers ,vi:o do not c.'t daily papers keep well up with t lie war news. The ru i il telephone is an important factoi ,. (iiseininalini! inloniuition .antl I'nioiK oiin!y has more rural telephone.- than any other county in the State and perhaps than any other county in the South. I think tiie war will come to an Marshville town- veil enough to r"lVa "-'""nil t:n;jJ to have ben-a virtually annihilate! to have a variety of Irish potatoes b.lt,,t. that produces a heavy yield of p.)-:' A' u.'mi air h.lUlt, iw,...n in tat-es on the roots and also a h-avy; A,.lt,ril.an ai rplines an ! an cqul I yie d of tomatoes on the potato we-Ml :,ni,(i,r o(. 0r.rmal, IIUch,nn( L, Laho Leonard was giving in this; , , p cha,.,iU1 Thi(fny .w intoriuation Saturday but I r.ulel to . A, Kast t!lr.,P German planen get the name of the larmer who u tt.., .l.ov,,,!, An.cn getttng Irish potatoes at one -mi and j .......hines hav,- failed to retir.i tomatoes at the other end of the Htie;f el,e(.n,t.r. plant. j Tuesd ay ami Wednesday for white () in .,n ptiiistic frame of mind teahors. and Thursday tor colored teachers. Examination held at office of f'ofnty Sperintendent. All appli cants respectively, required to be pres ent on !irt day of examination and remain until they finish the work. Voir respectfully U. N. NISBET, County Superintendent. Thone 178. The Store That Appreciates Your Trade. The morale of the Allied armies has 1 improved wonderfully since Ameri-i.-an t loops, have been laniled in France . in such croat numbers and their' i fighting spirit is improving. While ( I the manpower of the Allies is, j being rapidly increased by arrival i of nun from the United State Ger-; 'manv's manpower Is weakening with; no place to draw fresh troops from. '. Arthur Peedin has confessed to the and as a result the Kaiser Is putting i murder of Elisha Grice at Selnia,-the old men and abo sixteen-year-old body of Grice being bu cried in a ne- boys into army sc-vice. But this does gro grave yard. The two fell out not necessary mean an early endings over a uanie of poker. Peedin says, of the war beore 1!U!. Yet. it is all and he asserts that he Phot Grice in right to he optimistic if we will speed , seli-defeme. He is held without bail , along our preparations for five years ; for trial. or more war if it requires that long "Looks like there niisht he a cir- Thursday night v.h.le on a trail cus in town," remarked a citizen -r i :s from Goldsboru to New Her;,, Saturday afternoon. The .streets of: Miss Alice Patterson, traveling sale--M.irshville were simply congested i:i! woman for Jeffries and Sons, of daces, so much so that it was dif- 'C.aldsboro. was robbed of $ 100 b..' ticult to get through. The volume of i another woman, who occupied a seat luisiness here seems to be steadily i with Miss Patterson. Before tin growing. "I bought some dry goid ' train reached Guldsdioro Miss Pa' tn Marshville the other day at the , tr.Min discovered her loss, and after old prices." t-aid a Monroe in i'i Frl-; making quiet search, became susp da. and he was manifestly pleased i eious of the woman who had beei with his purchases. In some insfni- her fellow passenger frofi New Bern, ces there may be some "marking u;"( A description of the voi,i:;:i was giv- to hedge against advancing price?. , fa to Chief of Police Edward Tow, hut It is notable that merchants here! who ordered her arrest. She was have been selling several line-s of goods for much less than manufac turers are now getting at the mills for the same goods. Occasionally a fellow comes along and wants to buy out the entire lot In stork of cer tain lines but when that happen there's nothing doing." "We've got a few bales or this goods stored taken to police headquarters and gave her name as Elize Conway, but later was recognized by an acquaintance who Informed the Chief Tew that her correct name was Elizabeth Bell. When the woman was searched the money was found on her person and was later turned over to Miss Pat- 'erson, who did not care to prosecute bark." said a nierchnnt. "Ap.I re f tie? case, therefore Mayor Higgins not trying to sell. Hut when a cu -1 informed her that she must leave tin tonier calls for It we let him have I city by the first train goin? to her It on a basis of first cost to us." An 1 alleged abode in New Bern. Otes fly a KM HED $AYS THAT HORSES HAVE OUTLIVED THEIR USEFULNESS. N? 51 tV TP id) ToVa-n n tucoc ru r etc ,-,i tuc OdO-u i trJ FOR f DASHIMO CflLLOP.TO MflKc J L IV? ?.! PPovnt o Pi nrtlrl my L KNOV WHftT I'LL DO TO WIN i its, IIWHERE'OY j H. THIS IS MY ZT SQUIRE P.NWT3HAN0r KSLTS 1 3 l.A,.r nv lien ' ' i mmmmm MS: ntN! " I SK z f n f I I S MT jfwr, u-. I ' I HOUSE VfHSH SHE I J Ldil:1R XS. . 1 in l Hn one ll jk. -rm. i r- wttttti yv i u ' i i v.--. ir i fft js i kjlim f i ' rrs i i i iLiwwMMFnri.t.iTu r. t. ii n VT- I OH, GEORGE iff7' III WANT TO I THERE GOES THAT BTlTjUST II N S W HOW LOVELY l TAK)Rl0e. BLINKETY-BLflNK OLD LOVE JJf BlP ttm PBRL' f MflRE.WHG WOULD HAVE 2T IguTOfiOftiB 7-ft I HOPE S0tikMM , tettA Iy 6 K THOUGHT THAT THE OLD " fJM!Sl hBeOiI'ssi PflsoNr W U ifMS, y?f!x h e CRAB WAS SCARED OF M TO?Se HITTHerlflCHVEraX P jT , A S? x j) CorrmoHTiW torrO"L Oirroot Semicc Pay. Ii 1 x

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