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thf Movnor ioit.wl. ttf.-pat. xovTMnrn 11. in. t-iN vi:kh:. u.awh to i i:ktiii:ov .ovi i:mk.t ;.vv:-.x.----:-hvXx..x A A Al TV -.5. x r ,1. XX t u t B : P .... Bank non The Capital $50,000.2 Surplus $90,000.22 This Bank has had since its organization, and will continue to have, the fol lowing guiding principles: SAFETY. Safety First. Safety for the bank, and above all, safety for its de positors. The sum of $!M).000.00 has been ivu.ined out of the net earn ings of the bank as a special and additional fund for the protection of depositors. This fact puts this bank on the Honor Roll of banks: for verv few banks in the United States have set aside this proportion of the most ife. VclV 1C UUim 111 U1C v.iuivii .'v ...... 1 r - surplus to capital and it is sufficient evidence to convince the skeptical that people who deposit with this bank are absolutely w PROGRESS. We are not in the business for a mush room growth. We are, in fact, conservative. Yes, but our object is to be just conservative enough to be able to be truly and safely progressive. We believe in progress along all good lines, and especially progress in civic righteous ness. This bank undertakes not only to make a success for itself, but to help on all its customers and friends to better things. Has it done so? The stockholders are not complaining and the number of people this bank has helped over tight and rough places and on to better things must now be counted by the thousands. , COURTESY. It is our purpose not only to safeguard and benefit materially in this world's goods all with whom we deal, but to please and satisfy all our customers to the extent of our utmost patience and ability. To this end. let it be understood that we are always ready and anxious to correct mistakes when convinced that we are in error and we will grant every favor within our power consistent with our duty. If our advice on a business proposition is worth anything, you are welcome to it. and we will take and safely keep your valuables until you call for same, and especially your Liberty Bonds. In short, we are trying to do everything for our customers and the public that any sound bank ought to do, and it is upon this basis that we invite your deposits, your confidence and your friendship. The Bank of Union vv 1 vv Y t Vv XX Y X v V.Y i n Y? Yv h YY w YY h n YY YY Y tt Yf YY CY YY It YY YY YY YY YY YY YY vv 8 YY YY .... .... YY v II U.i.li.aK H.l rkmiiml Iti Wi'w All rtige.t .utliiit Oil ihe I -1 rill ilj.tl ( All lk Wasuington. Nov. I'l.uis of the ;ir..(!i of Kii.-"U!i v.orki: lo bring . .'.'iivA rill overthrow of Ihf American tot, eminent lilloiull a general si like. uvtabd in doetiu.in'.s svued in iij!ioiiil ranis of federal au lhorr.ie Friday and Saturday 1 ibis and made iml-Sie tonight by A-sisiaul Attorney i.tiitial I'.arwin. V:tli 1 he government ovtrthiown. i wry thing "wiped front th.' ...nil is a reminder of the right to , : ; a'. ownership of property." the Uussian workers, accoidiug to their ; ..iiiihsto. looked forward, to "the : -..liuiiii-ent biautitul tomi of man. . it'iout a I'hm!. without a master, und . . . c from authority." The documents and publications (. i'. ii,il m the raids, otlicials said ii-day. are of tht n;osl inllammatory ....'ure. ;.:ivl make no effort to conceal u. :1011s piogiam of dost rucl ion ,. .. ii-.i.!i to ;:inicie it s mils. Much , ; i.iaiotial made public tonight of such a nature as to cause any .s"aHi rt-priiiiiitg U otdinarily to :i. billed from the mails. Included among the documen;? ... ue.i. ail ol w Inch are printed in Ki.ssian, is "iuioniirsky- manifesto o: anarchists comniunisis." This publication, the Uiost recent put out ' Si the union, was said by Mr. iiarvin I o be the most dangerous piece or propaganda ever disseminated by any ( radical organization in the I'nited , ti'atts. I 'j-V :': -...1 iFf sr. .4 TO nil f it it Pleasure, Comfort and Satisfaction t OMK HtM X ATTICT1VK IMr'KIOK TV IX H IIMTl lY. 1KFX XOT M:('lSAItll.Y IMI'I.Y TI1K most costly .M.ni:i:i.i. iutkatiilu ;oti jitk;mkxt ix sk. I.LCTIOX. i: satisfy thi: most iisruiMi ut; tastk hkkk at a vi:ky kkasoxaiji.k -ost. r.F.Sl LTS AUK UMITIU LKS Al YAl.hsTU KS THAT MKASl'KK VAI.I KS. THK.Y AKLSt AI.KSTHAT UKK.II Mi: KIT. A I'LLASKI) ( I STOMLK IS A PKOHTAHI.K ISTOMKI.. WK AUK HKliK T M.KASK YOl". . If T. P. Dillon & Sons V. S. BLAKEXEY, President. R. G, LANEY, Cashier. -exM::x:xx:wK": x-:.m:m:m-:,::,:,m-:,'M".- :!:! If VS. X . XX !m:5 -j-k; Indian Trail Itoiite I Items. t'oirespondi'iico of The Journal. Indian Trail. Kouie 1. Nov. 7. Mrs. Cora Caudle and daughter. Miss Kssie. visited relatives in this coi'i munity Sunday. Miss Annie luncai) spnt last vvu k visit inc Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Avi-' in ol Chariot it?. Mr. Citts Crow ell spent last week with his sister Mrs. 1. A. Coiinell in Bakers. Miss Mamie Duncan hit Monday morning H begin leaching at Stouts. The Hallowe'en parly gievn at Jerome schiioihoiist' Friday tvenir.g was an occasion thoroughly enjnyei: by ; !1. The -Hosts were met a' the by the hostosseH. Missis Annie 1 tiinoii u and Let ha Crowtll pml tish . it .' linv. ii the foceiing line of ghosts 1 l! V.'tllll'S. Tile lVtlUlitldtT 1'f 111' uiiu was spt in contests and mi i'l'. v. s. ing gi.t. The (i.tl-of (;;imiinity gilt sis were. Mr. James !. i . . Mis: Maude smllings. Mr. ami Mrs. cingli Simtli o;' Siallinus. Miss i .ii i.- Hraswell. Messrs. I.eantior ami lovtl! lirasv tll. Mi-s Julia Williams , f Cipotivilie. The Ji nn. n- sebool : ; : 1 i by I'rof II. M. ltancom. Missed I. "i Crowoll and Aiinia OiHicini .if .1 Monday luon.int" with an eti ..!. ;it of nii.t ! v i-up ls. Tin pi os ;.o s ii'f Utight a most sufcesslul t'Mii i!h such aa ei'ti' it u: f.iciilt . Another room has been added lo th" biiil.linu- during the M'i.iliK r. Tht school is a credit ;o i': roui'iiititiit y. -- fiirifail. j".y!M"!,M"J": Keienl llapiH'iiiuii. i Two wotiien in Cleveland. Ohio, ill XXt!"X.'!t' pa,.( j (in,, pulled a "hank X"XX'X":X' nlu ,iie oihtt's head and XX' the owner of (he hair sued for three ti thousand dollars. X'X' John I.. Cope, a lainous Knglish ?Y aviator, has organized an expedition XX lo tly to the South Pole. He expects XX to remain for six years on the Am :t arctic ice. ".v The McXary bill, proposing contin "I'Y nation of Federal control over sugar XX dining l!;u. has been placed on the calt ndar of the senate with a view XX i ' 'al '-v iU'' ''X' A fellow in Pittsburg. Pa.. earryinK X'j' two bottles ot liquor, fell from the XX i gaiiup-ank of a ferry boat. When ' hauled ashore he was still clinging XX lo 'n''11 hottlts. ! Kleven persons wet killed find XV more than twenty injured when ti .... truck loaded with Philadelphia mas Y? 1 iuetadeis mas struck by a train near XX 1 Woodbury, N. J., last Saturday night. Why Mot Now? We now have on hand GO head of Horses, Mares and Mules. No matter what your taste, we can fill your bill. A carload of extra good Mules, fine haired, good qualitied, sound and young, just received from Kan sas City. Also a number of good farm mares, blocky and workers. We have what you want, come and give us a look. For sale or exchange at reasonable prices. Cash or time. We appreciate your trade and will do our utmost to take care of our customers L. S. Fowler 6 Co. At Armfield Old Stand. WWWWWWNWWXmM Henderson's Wifely Amenities. there are two suies to eveii That case this brief bit of conversation; ; from an K.iglish couieiuporary re veals. "Will lells me that he leads a dog's life said Will's mother to Will's wife. i "Yes. thai's so," answered Will's wife. "He comes in with niuiKiy teet. i Hog Feed i 100 head on hand fresh from St. Louis. Also a nice lot of mares. The Sikes Company, Inc. make himself comfortnble by the fire, ; prowls, and waits to be fed. Much Rheumatism i f ...... i ii.ii. ...ii'i. Vii.i iiic.xn-r.iv in 'X fr Attract lan)' Suffeif I. XX If 'hf e ' all' vlieniuatie suffer i'Sjers who have not availed themselves J'jj'of this geenroiis offer they should do XX 1 so at once. ! Knglish DriiR Co. stales that it Y.Y I Kheuiiiu. the guaranteed prescription XX ' for rheumaiisin in any form, does not yitilve any purchaser ipiick and Joyful 1Y ' relief i hey will gladly return the cost XX ! without any quibbling or red tape. I Rheumatism is a, dangerous dis ease, and anyone who has the slight est taint of It should drive It out of the system as quickly as possible. This is what Rheunia did for many. It should do as much for you. ' I have been laid up for one year with chronic arthritis." says one suf ferer. "I had doctors galore, also pent four months in a sanitarium, but had practically no relief. Then I started taklne Hheuina. Now I ran go without crutches or other aid. which I could not do for the last nine .lionihs. I highly recommend it. and would gladly answer any questions isk'd on receipt of stamp for post age." Thoinnn II. F.ddy. Schyler ville. X. Y. , . Rhe l'iia is Absolutely harmless nnd ' thotfiiighlv reliable because it is one 'discover- Hint has forced rheumatism ! to vield and disappear. It's not expen- i .... ........ .1 .. I..' crr.nf ive and n is reco iniu p.- ! druggists everywhere. :vvvXXvvvv"M-vvvvM One of our best sellers is Henderson's Hog Feed, which is composed of the following ingredients: Protein 15.00 per cent Fat 4.00 percent Fiber - 6.00 per cent Carbohydrates 50.00 per cent Composed of Wheat Products, Corn Products, and Peanut Meal Since fall is setting in every farmer will be forced to buy feed for his hogs, and a few weeks experiment $ will convince you that ours is the best. Piles Cored In 6 to S 4 Day CM-CiW? rrhw! twmT If PA20 OlVniEST W1-r-.- 1x,r ht ftiM X-X-vvvvXKv-vXv-X":v-X- For Sale at the Best Stores. THE HENDERSON ROLLER MILLS CO. Monroe, N. C. COBLES CASH GARAGE FORD REPAIRING A SPECIALTIY. i Next to Baptist Church. FISK TIRES. FORD PARTS. 5 M-w??YYYYT??Tr ?A :
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