some thim.s i:i:i:v
MOTHl U !:l'LI KNOW
alu.il'V lUmWl on t'arv of t'tiiUlrvn
II. is Ju-I lh-4-u v.iitl
coftVe. wouldn't you? Will, there is
a law a-.iin-il such pr;c!b-t but from
now on 1 hope it will not be ii-h--esa;y
to -n?oree it. Having hoiukt
froiii one of our prominent fanner
for tnty ; rats' a nl have never ha J
cause to complain in any respect.
Keep your row. Uive them only the
nuiest of wat-r to drink. Milk into
vessels that have a piece of ch-ese'
Monroe, Banket
And Diplomat
fcstfo laUjerin the famous doctrta
that beir) Ms natna President Junta
MoonW always preached conservation by
baaklof. tils keenness made the LoublaoA
purchast possible.
Cvey mat man says that btoklnf is
tba fcutwtrk of thb coantry.
Every jntstness man every man. eve?
wonudt stdokt have a bank account
Have you ooe?
If you bavea't, start with us today.
Thins: -ery mother must know
if tlie Nation is to meet the health
) needs ot its children ait indicated by
the draft, and still further revealed . loth over the pail to keep out dusti
by the weighing and measuring test, ; and uerm.
are. made available by the Children's j 27. Some gentlemen could put
I Bureau of the Tnited States Depart-'out a sign as the Trtvh e" depa't
! nieut of Labor in its new bulletin on'ment. Date your eggs or so do busi
'Child Care, prepared by Mrs. Max ness with us that we can tike your
I West, and just published. Iwoid for everything,
j A third of the men examined for; 2H. Do your best to keep your
(service in the first draft were found cows out of wild onions.
to !ue physical detects which ren-1 J.. Fruit jars are nice to bring
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
t. H. M-IE, rivi.lwit. DK. J. E. AHCIt.UT. Vice Pres.
.1. W. I AXKY. Cashier.
dered them uniit. Many of these de- vour milk in. and have them fre-
1 fects might have been overcome if; from fruit or vinegar odor. Your
'they had bn recognized and dealt . butter should be accurately measured
; with in early childhood. The period and moulded into pound blocks. Then
! between two and six years of age is put into clean white pipers with your
j often the time when such defects' name written on th same. so t'vit
Intake their first appearance. "Child j we may ask for it agaiu.
fare" has been ptepared in the hopej 3t. The person placing his pr
I that it will enable mother to under-lduce in the most attractive and sun-
stand and recognize syntptons which jitary manner before th- public will
indicate the need of special care, and : certainly get his full price.
;also to give mother a better under- i 31. 1 suggest a standard weight
j standing of the simple laws of hy-1 and measurement.
giene through vhich it may be pos- 32. Should ? be successful in se
'sible to prevent the development of curing our depot or market, each mm
1 such defects at all. It will be espe-ican select a place a his own for dis
i daily useful to thousands of mothers 1 pijy.
1 who have learned by weighing and! 3;;. Several yets a? Senator
I measuring test of defects and weak- Smoot remarked: "That the Atneri-
nsses in their etv.iaren wntcn neeajcan garbage cin was the fittest in
particular attention. the world. " but times have changed
Child Care" deals with children j since Mr. Hoover ha3 come and ask
fiom two to six years of ase and Is ed us to lick the platter el-Ma.
the third issue i i the series which j 54. Every woman in th etunty
include 'TreiuiMl Care" and ' Infant ' should be making vinegar, out of the
Care." It ronti'.a simple rules of ; ,,,,,.., aa. pe tting of apples. I have
health and hyg::e. Including care- ., srd.'r.dM recine for the sum, should
v ia desire it. I bought a hall eai-
last year and before 1 iis-1 it all
Bring Prescriptions Here
let M fill the prescriptions the doctor fives you. We caa
be wholly relied upon to put them up correctly. We are eertaia
of what we do when we fill prescriptions. We read the doctor1!
orders carefully and use only the ingredients he tella us to. Wo
are extremely careful not to make the slightest mistake. This ia
most important
English Drug Co.
'Phone 39
'The Stors That Always Has It"
v Monroe, N. C
Wasting Saving
Which?
Our entrance into the war '.in 'v.v:!:!: 1: : !'. ;
become.-' a national duty fo" every i:r.-vi ; : ,i:i.
eiy form or wast . No; on1; ;': '.; o:' civ;'. .
the old wotld. but our own aj v- i!i '-' w..'.'
ipi'ii i!ie manner in wliich w- I'itt'Dl't i. AND A1 I".
Von can hu.-haad vour tici ic'i! i -.!:: s tvr..g '
and Di l'Os 1I.N; Tlli;l in t:iin dank.
It will x . :i : juiir wnliii t:i".-.; on i ;'.
when later tNn will be in te- ; i- :... t-.'
This bank Wr ites you. as a ,-y,. r.. to '::! -
!' yi, 11 are n-r! a tleposjtor. op -a ;cs act ov.u'.. a::H : v:
it ii-iv time in any you ;.:ay w
-re ;l
.:nat-
ion o-
ni..'
::iies
"::ig
"o'.V.
eposit
The Savings, Loan and Trust Co.
U. B. Kedwine, President.
II. B. Clark. Cashier
fully compiled dire
per food. SllttlMe
tiens for p! ay a-. i
: pi: ne an 1 tr:i ::;:n
t'oris about pro-
lothing. sugjes
vrcise. for dis
It gives sim
ple menu to- y.vi::g c!;
.! books 0:1 chi! i car.?
ad.lel.
I Tile hoe!;'. 's : ;- '
.lir"ssiiu tiie Ca:!Jr
1 Tniteii St.ites l)-t)ar':!i
Vu.-hin!:ton. LV C.
ildren. A list
ant training
obtained by
en's Hureau.
of Labor,
the glass I
KO.i'l . i
der'i :
splcndiil Adi, e to tfie I'aniieix.
Til" following paper was read be
fore tin- rccer.t cooking demonstra
tion at Monroe:
Ladies a ml (ient'.-v.'.cn : I certain-'
un'e. : to ,;peak
t a'.e the entire top o:Y
itr I; 1. Make votir cider into eo
inej.f :md. therefore, thJ recot
Court '.v:!l get less money.
".". There is t colony of d'.nlc-;:-d
living in Norfolk that is n )'Jd
for 'ts cheese. Now. why "in't o'ir
good women with milk t feel the
et l,us and ".in at once t
onie? u;i;tose yo'i try.
(live us plenty o- I'.Onie-'g'OWtt
ir we are ti-.-l ef u sine th"
1 uie..l that y-ne'a'.'.y mould-
I ZA Z I Oik?! OICl riM Z4 m I
! with the
silver tone
voice.
! :': US
i itiak"
co "a.
hip?'
ly didn't to
this !i.o:n;lli
ttas dratted.
i a :
I
l-,e,
a
1.
a n 1
is
1111!'
no;
to you
; aTiiiir mat 1
wanting to be
:!;e etilv reason
1 t'e it. w
at our doors,
t hat she may
in t:
Get Ready
For Big' Meeting's
By Buying a New Buggy.
or three
than !t:0t)
o ' yys
BuggiesBu8gies;
The biggest and best and n:ost stylish lot of buggies is
to be seen in our vehicle department. We sell the famous
Tyson-Jones, High Points, Corbitts, Southern Queens.
Southern Beauties, Empress, Richmond, Lynchburgs and
other high grade buggies. We have Top Buggies, Open
Buggies, Basket Seat Buggies, one-half Stick Seat Top
Buggies all colors of paint and styles you are looking
for. Our Buggies the Best our Prices are Right Now
is the time to buy a New Buggy.
op
etupl-'ie cou'tol.
:iibi;!on and in iu.-try are two
cry i.ictots tow a id success,
l'o accomplish the best results
s wink the cooperation of our
town, and county is most essential.
4. Another asset toward success Is
ouvtey. Common courtesy is the
business of eery n.ati who meets the
public in any capacity, be it ever so
humble.
.r. Honesty in weight and measure
is absolutely necessary.
ti. Confidence i:i eaeh other Is a
great tactor, witlnut which life itself
would be a failure.
7. I succest the establishment of a
market with stalls as w- see in cities,
or an operative and delivery system
tor the distribution of poduce.
!. Our country tnemis couia nring
their nroducts in every day
times a week, not later
o'clock in the morning.
lit. Vegetables should be gathered
early, kept in a cool place and pro
tected from the sun during transpor
tation. 11. Onion, beets an i carrots should
be well washed and tops left on to
make 'hem more attractive.
they should be tied int.)
so tiiuc.i per nuncu.
I:'. Putter bean !iou
and so! I by the quart.
13. W'c desire our vegetables fresh
and cri.-p through the growing months
and wholesomely canned and pre
jeiveil for use in winter.
11. This is the best form of food'
supplv without cost of transportation j
or storage and witho-C. p-itl's front j
tiie middle man. !
1 5. This being a 11 departure in j
,mi- coenfv. -erne exnense would be
ataehed the Mrs' y?.ir ia material and
inexperience.
lfi. As you know in canning v-ge-t
tbles and fruits (to preserve their
natin..! tlavort only the very best
should be canned
vegetables snouM lie u e.t.
it nv the wav I found some deli
cious beans canned by one
young ladies of the c.i'iaty
had kept her name.
IS. I have been asked by fanners
to bu squashes that had gone to
seed.
IS. A ertvjt many people need in
struction along that line before offer
Iuk anything for sale.
20. lierries should not be brought
to us in tin vessels. Only granite or
enameled ware should be used.
21. When your apples are ripe, sep
arate the good from the bad and the
price you get for the good apples will
we a-.
v !ovs and g
m l t ! ui's.
Keep th'-iu i:;'o;
:.;:.!; hy giving thi
,ie 1 i.'ke, and !''.!
it- better fit .t -i 'i::'.
!'!n you'' w e ';
lopp.ng 1 nt "
w ii itit egetn
looking to the coun
our vegetables
led
th.
;n tne'.v
it!o:ie
e then;
Ml
'; m t'l 't V
conu - v. e v
les. If oM
. 1 ill order ! hem and v.:
,.. the market w !!i de glut.
!u the eradication of '!';"
each one is expected to to 11, s par.
and none of us want to indlrecMv kill
each othe-, so let's live the be-t you
know how !n order to -gain confi
dence. Sell the best we have in o--der
to get rich. M US II. X. LANKY.
no! t;.
tho.-'
vou I
4d.
1 Y&wn
, 1
.?! litrrrnf !
5-v -W,e
1
ff.-sjl
'.trfj.-
. a-i. -r - -tLwJSrj. J
Id lie shelled I
i
V '..'V:l; - .-. e.t wr I -fit - . jf
" 1 ' 1 1. ' '' ' - i '' ...
TheSikesC.
LARGEST BUGGY DEALERS IN THE STATE.
even up on the sorry ones that can be
used for pies and jelly. These are, of
course, the interior fruits that will not
demand a market, but the choice
fruit always has a ready sale at the
very best price.
22. A year or so azo I bought six
hens at thirty-five cents each. They
wr-e not very fat and four had de
formed breasts. Of course, I did not
find that out until they were dressed.
Later I paid fifty cents for a beauti
ful Rhode Island Red that had been
well fed and which produced three
tea-cups of fat which you will find is
more to be desired by the housekeep
er. 23. You farmers should raise
more turkeys, geese, ducks, guineas,
and pigeons for sale. An old pigeon
is almost as nice as a quail and they
are used plentifully In hospitals.
24. AH of you know that we are
fond of rsbbits and squirrels, so let
the little boys get the-ir boxes ready
for this winter's supply.
25. When people are dishonest
enough to sell stale eggs, we soon
find them out and refuse to boy from
them.
26. Sometimes we have to pay
forty cents a pound for butter to find
It several ounces short. You would
come back on the merchant If you
found a shortage In your sugar, or
Indian Trail lloute I Item-.
July 24 Mr. iind Mrs. Sanford
Morris or Mint Hill spent Saturday
and Sunl.iy with friend and relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sik-s of Cha--lotte
visit. ! the latter's sister, Mrs.
Tom Kirk, who is quite sick.
Last Thursday night about fifty in
vited guests assembled in the htme
of Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Furr at a re
ception given in lion ir of Miss Clara
Furr of Monroe.
Every interested person Is aske-1 to
meet earlv Saturday morning. August
3rd, for cleaning off the gounls at
Emanuel cemetery.
Mr. Elsev Ormond of Camp Jack-
Then j90n sent Saturday a:v! Sunday with
bundles at j relatives here.
Misses Lillie and Petri Hill recent
ly vhitel their friend, Miss Wilma
Pice of I'nionvil'.e.
Mr. Horace Simpson of Allen's
snent S.ittndav and Sunday here.
On August third Mr. Elias Helms
,.. . . .. Ma .l.lenee r -"
Will nave u ifuu.-m ..i
and invites all to b'ing well Hilled
baskets.
On August li''.i 'here will be a re
union at Mr. .1. C. Simpson's. Music
and speakers will be selected for each
of the above occasions.
Mr. Sanford Ford has a cabbage in
his warden th.i resembles a large pine
appi". When th. head wis firm it
vas the color . ; .1 m i e; melon.
Mr I3eu T. Stega'.l has gone, to
Always the tender famp Hancock, and X.essts. Wort.;
Stilwell, Charlie r oro nun wi-01-r
Wentz have gone to Camp Jackson.
Mr. Elmore Fori has been on a
visit to home folks.
Misses Ollie Mae Price and W lima
Price of I'nlonville were the guests of
Friends Monday and Tuesday here.
Prof. Moser started his singing
class at Ebenezer Monday with a good
enrollment.
The noise of the thresher Is now
heard in this section. Some crops are
good and others are only about half.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Simpson is improving.
llev. C. H. Martin of Polkton will
preach at Ebenezer the second Sun
day In August. ,
Protracted meeting begins at Mai
Grove the 11th of August.
Mr. Daniel Wentz lost a vamable
mule a few day.s ago, and his wife Is
quite sick at this writing.
Miss Fannie Price of Monroe Is vis
iting here this week. Fairness.
Do not make your selection until you have examined
and heard the STARR with the silver tone voice. We
sell them on the installment plan. We sell W. S. S
TIIE W. J. RUDGE COMPANY.
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I rfiVUl M KfK
yril'I'KI) TO Sl'Pl'I.Y YOl'K KVKUY WANT IX THE ITU-
MTl l'.i: I.IXE. OUt STOCK IS I.AIU.E, VAKIF.H AM) COMI'LUTS').
IT IS ICKiHT II KKK FOU INSPECTION ItEFOHE YOf BUY. MOItK
THAN ALL. WF STAND BEHIND EVFIIY SALE Y K MAKE AND YOU
A UK SATISFIED ALL OF THE TIME IF YOl TRADE HFKE.
of our
I wish I
AT THE OLD STAND I
MCMBfR CHAMBER COMMERCE I MONRO. N. C I
For Sheriff.
Vote for the man you would .go to
if In trouble or need. Gratitude is
noble. Remember Cull C. Bikes' past
favors. EXri.'MEXCE.
The aircraft production bureau of
the war department announces that
after tests which proved that the
Bristol airplane was of no military
value its manufacture as a war plane
has been discontinued.
Secretary Baker says that the pro
gress of the Frano-American offen
sive continues "entirely satisfactory."
Dr. B. C. Redfearn, Dentist
Office orer Heath Morrow Co.,
Phone 23:. MONROE. N. C.
At MarshTille on first and third
Mondays of each month and at Mat
thews second and fourth Monday.
NO,
You never get old, stale groceries at this store. Our
policy is always to move our stock as rapidly as pos
sible, keeping it
FRESH AND PURE.
Our canned and bottled goods especially are care
fully looked after. These goods lose in quality if kept
beyond a reasonable time.
In the interest of your health, come to us for pure,
fresh groceries.
Bivens Bros.
EVERTIIING IN GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Phone No. 255. Opposite Oil Mil
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