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So
far surpassed our expectations that we
have had to cut the allowance oj ouqar
down to ten pounds to the person.
We tried to buy two move car load, but could not get them, so you had better
come along and qet what you can.
All
Other
I mugs
W AmMed our force and then could not wait on the trade; but we did our best
' Same prices still in force till Saturday night. Lome while you can ge,
such great bargains. We thank you.
ll I M
fKE FAMILY STORE
3 s
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rr.7Mr;,ii'u-' iei !.. v-iia'!.'.! ufuiR.
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Ma:rii' !' l'"s ' ,ri Jl,,!1-
Wi itu n for The Join mil.
New j'silc-ni Hapiist claiicli w;ih tin1
foi iu 4 a prcity wtiliiitig last Tlnns
ik.v (cninp when Mitsa Kllifl Lona
...i-aim- ill. bi idi' of Mr. Wallace J mill
; i Hridi;i'l'ort. Conn.
' Tlic churcli was i lalioiatcly ureo
latii' . r llio occasion. Thi prvvn anil
v hii.- M.iur sfln'iiif waa rarrieil out
i..-,, im 1 1 v :i iid imttod plants and
daisies were used profusely. When
U:e no es of the bridal chorus from
I nlM iiKi in, pli'.ved by Miss Mary Hain
:1i,m, riounded the wedding party fil
ed. KiiM to pass down mo aisie
'rs Maruaret Haywood Helms,
i . .1 .. t . . t .-
of honor, dressed in uinou
i ami: i i ky MoitMX;
Stnle l!oil of Ai'iimlMiie Ad.t
.MfiiMiitN of (imeihiiij; the At!
.-MMI KiiMh-N of Wheat Kni1
etl lioiii X. ('. I.W eiir.
The Sla'e hoard of Agriculture
met lust wi ck in Kaleitih and adopted
ll.c following
warehouFc art :
The licenses
period of not
the Slate silpei
i ile. MiverniiiK the
A Jlad l!iii k i lieiu nilly Worse in the
Morning MnnriM' reop'' An- I'iiul
I inj; llelief.
i A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at I'.lU is u.-ually
! wo -se in the inorninn. Multes y-u feel
las if you hadn't slept il all.
j You can't set rid ef kidney ! ack-
t. in
w;
11!''
five C-Hrfr,,;.! i ..:..,f-.-.iirf.T.:i'W;: iii
shall be issue
iure than one year:
intendi nt on approval
of the board of agriculture may re
voke these for cause: the local nian
ai.er sh'iil i-ive bond in the sum of J5
a l ale for the inaxiuiun storage ca par
ty of Hi" warehous". Jl.imO being
liilnimtin and $ 1 n.Mt maximniii: the
State warehouse sup rin'eniient shall
fui i' if' li the form of receipt and
i'.;ii! ' v:
li 111 M 1
flf .a?ci
vbin organdie trimmed with rutlles.
avi! caricing an arm boquet of dai
s:es tied with tulle. The bridesmaids,
i- ,u it..,.,. l.l:.ncbe Helms. I rniiM('l) T tic lotlii 01 receipt aim i'.
V u". 'ecre-t and Meade Helms, wore i bale will be the maximum unoer this
! white orgmdie dresses and carried ;rt at.d one man; coupons attached
daisies They were nt ai the altar! to cancellation receipt shall be used
V Mt-Uro l awrenre l.onu. Kov Se-; and coupons In xcess or the cana-ity
IcTvsi 'l.er'tie' Long and Carl Helmx 1 of lb.- vaiehouse shall not he issued
T;.e bride entcxd on the arm of her , to the local manager; the loca, ir.a-i-1,,'ie,
Mr .1 M. Lota, and was met lager shall so arrange the cotton in
at the'pulpit bv the brid-giot Mr. 'the warthniisrs as to make visible
Wi!l-.e lee Judd. who was rccoin- and readily accessible the inspect Ir.n
j,a'i,i, .! bv Mr. John .N. Helms as best and culmination of bales; the records
, 1 ittle Miss vo Mi'.uro Helms, shall be kept In metal firrproof. safe.
.Mn.'hie-V of 'ir and Mis. John N. ; vault, or compartment, the warehouse
'iMiV carii.d the ring in a single charges n:ust he open covc-iants open-
whiu rose, and l.btle Miss Kay Long. , ly arrival iitiimi I
uaUh.er of Mr. and Mis. Ye... Long, displayed; if the usurper handle. .
c -. l ied r. baske t of daisies and ferns, anything except cotton it must not en-.
The btide was beautiful in a snowy dancer cotton; the warehouse must ;
vl.i'e dies, of georuette crepe and; be kept reasonably free from loose i
. . ... i uu iier efittrin- wit cotton must not be p'orid i
bowing veil was caught with sprays
of iilly of the valU-y. Uev. J. W. Lit-
.. ... ..I... ..I tin, rf.ri.
tie ot inniiou" ic.uMueu j
S.ioin. MeiuP'li soliii s
lacne, umii you roam nie caiiM
d for all ' k'''11" vs- l'oati's Kidney Tills ai i
I'l-eiii iirejiait'ii iui ucihciieu
1 ordered kidneys - have been pta'
' ly iK Oiuniended by thousands.
Testimony of Monroe j eopb1
t'ie merit of Hoan's.
.Mis. Jas A. C.riilin, 40f X A
; Monroe, s::ys: "1 hail a dull a
1 ri.v back r. ml felt all run ilov r,
tiled. Mornings I felt lame and
and cotiiu nanny go. ,mx noau ..
-the
ives
St.,
in
and
fore
lied,
I was nervous and I couldn't swoop
or bend over, the pain va so ;ad. It
almost took my breath away. M" kid
neys were out of order, too. and -vhen
I heard of Hoan's Kidney Tills. 1 got
a supply. 1 jtive Hoan's all the -edit
for my cure and I felt like, a di f- rent
person in no time. I haven't I. ad a
returit of th" troulJe since P;in's
Kidney Tills cured me."
Trice Cue, at all dealers. T)iCt sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Dean's Kidnev rills tho sciti" that
Mrs. Oiilfin had. Koster-MUburn Co.,
Mlg;s.,'i!utfulo, N. Y.
ft
IKE NATIONAL ORANGE DRINK
' . IT II
the
Mar. h
conclusion of tlie
WHS
Kcr-
pr.n:l;
i:r: ;t'.
A pure, sparkling fruit beverage
with a flavor richly rare and
tempting. Orange - Crush con
tains ths true full flavor of the
natural orange with an added
champaigne sparkle produced by
a special carbonating process.
Ture as the freshest fruit,
Orange-Crush is a far finer
?t-quincher and much more
It1 ic'ous.
Wt tuegest that you arder a case
of Oranjre-Crush today for the
Y '.me. Obtainable wherever soft
drinks are sold. The product of
our modern bottling establish
ment, Oranjre-Crush is the per
fect family health-drink.
pia'.ed at
vice.
Mrs. Jiidd is an a'.tiaciive
i.mIv of winning liM.'ouality
,r 1 III OUgllOIII I lit" Mine.
ut (I r.l llighsmith's Hospital,
Kay. itcville. in 1 3 4 and since lias
lift ii a s; ccessf ul nurse.'
Mr. ,1'idd is the youngest son of
Mr. and Mis. H. L. Judd and Is a
voting man of excellent character.
His short stay in North Carolina has
won him a host of Mends who wish
C.io couple much happiness.
After v freslunents were served at
the bride's home, the bridal part) mo-
toit't o .Monroe, w nere .mi. iimu .-
Judd boarded
northern point
DR. R. L. PAYNE,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office- over Union Drug Cr.
T leplione 4ti(-.l.
oung
and is
with the dry ai'd cotton damaged by j
lire must not he stored until the risk
of fire baa been passed and the dam- i
aged co'toi) has been removed from
the bale. . I
Kach wurehouseiiian rl all be as-1 c
st sscd $2 and Tor the actual storage
of a bale of cotton there will he ,f'(inrm lTCFTMrE &
I III I -' ' I"'1 t
mission of 5 cents will be charged for j
selling or disposing of cotton and a j
commission of one-eight cf one tier)
edit, w ill be charred on the g,ross
nmoiint of any loan negotiated with j
holders of receipts.
t By this plan It is possible for the i
.State to lease at a nominal mini, say j
of $1.00. the private property or thej
individual, who may in turn conduct;
' a State s stein o
INVESTMENT CO.
INSURANCE EXPERTS.
Phone 209.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
P.uilding.
State s stein of warehousing. The
'State s.istcm permits a. hip reduction
ti-n i(i "(i Ira n lor n ire insurance raies, iimy . j i-vi
After ten days they ; cent
DR.
B. C. REDFEARN,
DENTIST.
Office
v iil he :ii the
i Conn. M. H.
and furnishes advantages which
r home in Uridgeport. Unore than t.aiaiice me ices cumgeu
In Vm- th rnrnllnn last vear. Major
tililli'llil nil., I ini. nl 077
re- i nunc -a
over Heath4Iorrow
Comnanv.
! - . , , ovi.inf.iiiiin thp
i North Carolina will get the nation-, Jt of natlon for food. The house
al and regir.i . r.tal colors or tne l j wjVcs practiced a measure of economy
.f ield Arttllery of the Rlst. or '",1,,nrt ,,gfin;itv hitherto unknown.
Cc'." Division, It was annuoncetl t rl-,
i dav f roiii the Covernor s off.ee wneii)
' linnl p.t ratigeinents were made for the;
j pres.
Monroe, N. C
by the bottle. Less by tha case.
MONROE BOTTLING COW v Y, T. J. Price, Proprietor.
fKyw.UJUJ 1,111 III I II I II rif"' m-uwiMwi i in i hi.
Vircil A. I.awrf nee, aged 23 years.
.i i ...... , ,. tlil.i i sutriier r1 II ril lllir flOIll I innce. lOOli
Mtr.uou oi me i-,.ii.ir. ...v ', : "'...,.. u. ;i ,
Jllissell r. lier(!"r. Ills n i'ir u "t
T.ickeit Fridav paidon-, rrom ear 10 oar wnn a ra;oi
ri 'fli'h Charles , I'l-vcar-oni r or- j mitnugi.i rnua.' "'mh '"-
lb coi nty bov who escaped from'eiiger on a troop train near Lexing
liivon Fcrving half of a 16 month's ion. and his body was taken In charge
t tenoo for h rceny of an aiitomo-, by an undertaker. It is said Lawrenc
idle 'o Join the army and who return-; was in a state room at the time and
. V' r.. i,.in i.ePii wounded , was alone. Hin dead body was found
Ctl i.o:ov u.i.. . .t ' I,,- ,. wh.l
DV trie some iniiiinri, imn u,, ...ia..vr.
taV l I (11.
Gov. T. V.
iJUMKi
; Wanted.
. a .t .. .1 knlsf tii-larAllfir
rllrm.-nstintll the arml'stice was ifrn. ; reported to the offlwr in chtrp- of
id. ' , the train.
We re alwuys In tbo market for
rnn. metal of til kinds, bones, paper,"
te. Open eTfTT t.
MOM'.OE IKOM ft MCTAL CO
Near I rrlvht Pept-C
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