the Moxnon JorRxvi.. ininw. Jivr.tnr . i92.
SOME ;MI ROAD WORK is
BKlMi IHXE l J At KSOX
AXOTHHJ -!HMI. SWAMJ"
.II'I'EARS X THE M KXK
The tUrrix.;i IU.J Have the Rkht Croll Mnrl EeMdetit KtM'ur to
Idea, Sa Xou H.mto .lu Esmijf Allow JeflersoM Nm to Claim
on Graft. I HiMior Aunt t'awliu
To the Editor of The Journal:' To the Ediior of The Journal:
The census enumerators are having it i U i impossible for the residents of
prett tough the cold davs. EvI-jWest Crowell street to let West Jef
dently the bovs will earn all the ferson have all the lory of being the
Chink they will get out of the Job this ! only Dismal Swamp in the city. We,
time and eispeciallv so if they fully sir. have one that rivals the swamp
perform their entire obligation iu the made historic by O. M.'s letter ia the
matter lssuc ot our l'-Uei".
The delegates from Rehobeth to If you are brave enough on a day
the count v farmers union session at when there is an a!undance of rain
Sandy Kidte Saturday. Jan. 3. report to drie vour tar down the street
the best count meeting for some west. b.-s;inins at the jail, you will
time The nav the spirit of co-op- Hud. after you have torn up our
eration manifest anions the brethrvn tires on the first part of the hill that
is iiKpirins; and lh.it llie future out-' oti are boile d at the bottom. Just
look i. bright and cheer.tu. over the culvett. at the back of the
Work on the hiahwav from the Louse of the n t alderman from
Charloite-Aiiuusia road to Uaxhaw is ih.it particular ward.
proi;r'S!-;n nu' U. Ilif .vi.'vu. uar-. 10 juiir ir m-int-m .. . .
risen, v. ho haw the ovTiah of this XL's sire:1! !htv is a weaiy r.a
branch of the Hue. are Ketiin in en aide iNiiu.ra of waste i
ome miplitv tine .r!c and are bi-in So-net imes a siif'ii i-nt iiaiitn ot .
highlv etmi.eiuW for the thotouih- this pavr and other rn:b'.: hast
ness wi;h which ;l:ev arc doiue the stopped tip tl.e culvert and thep is a
job Tht- are pluum. up and scoop- foot or .-o o" water llo ini; uitvcih ,
Im'off the sand down to the day. then over the road, p.vini: o.i but a poor
plowing up the d.i; and thoroughly , elnuce of .' int out of the car to
mixing it viih sand, and then round- uet ii out of he ainp. j
Ing it up with c ivhl-i.iule road- In da: s tone by in the li-tle hut.
scrape i' rd siv.eothiim it over to u on vour richt under the bis oak tree. I
finish. The road from the A. V. Heath ou would have sen an oi.l darky.,
old siore to V.;haw v ill l.e twenty- who was quite a town institution,.
suiiliuu and noiiu ac ner iiimu j
plight. Hut last vein- Old Aunt Caro-
linti u.illf til iiviti the majority and '
in r little hut knows her no more. In (
a l'V wo'ds atio'.n t tie aui
A veritable type of the old
slavery days n- i 1 v s was Aunt t aro-,
line. In her rhi'dhood days she had
been owned by the lluchanaii family'
i tt. i u ... inn-., ih.'ir I'i 'iie. Her clothes
four feet wide and when finished will
be something to be proud of.
If the people could tet over the ex
citement of war conditions and M'l
down to business again in a normal , passing
manner, we would soon overcome lite i.atKv
most of our troubles. The spirit ot
graft has gotten too deeply entrench
ed in us. and we are looking for soine-..!--.-
..., i.ui'k-itntl- Ton
mill- ! ihu ion mi i ,
much privilege and too much govern-! i hough always Mat, were a mass ot
menl is at the bottom of most of our j patch-work, and lt"f gray hairs wete
worriex Privilege can milv be grant-1 alwa s covered with a dean handktr
ed to a limited number, ami govern- chief. She was i' "wise woman' m
meiit of private affairs cannot he h. r .v . and t ho.Ui she did not pio
made to give even body sal isfact ion. 1 less to tell lcitr.n.s. she was tin un
. i i . : . .. w mii i ...i I. i.t'itiihetess when it ci'ine to
i ii . i iniiifi. i .(. it ,. ......... ,
more than his rightful share of the
whole of production other men are
necessarily given less than their right
ful share.' l''s like tl Lite Senator,
Ben Tillman of "'.i'h r.ivliiu told
his const il'.'eilis sevie villi's a'.o. "You
lieeden't come ' Washin-Mii lor a
rake off un!e-: 'on 'eiu..- o: '-iliing
wi:'.i yo.t to h" r:.ki"! o-f V.'i have no
funds' lief to be -:i ; -: i ; ii'it il vve
fli-st colieei .-.lid fund from the 1
koft at th periled haarta
of tha roMlroawkaaca
its (raraaca
"jwst a tola bMtar tbau tha
on yoa thoo&ht m beit"
tht it
h tkt mil ZJ: t Sttn-
fvpuujr inulie rti.'x lijr:
"'Its uilju:tr trosmOL
' entity rttnomi-n nd
ch.rTB U end sunack
fnrnJs amorjl tliv l
liiMrnnunwiit ' ma.'
OlWr Vy lmm R-tvloi: Cn.
Hon np i rnume. V. MX,
Ilk, &jMf. i-p.
Iiohona Drujr Co.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Let There Be No Discords
If your Ford is out of tune; there is undoubtedly a very good reason
for it. And the best way to flnj that reason, and have it remedied. Is
to Jump In and diive to our authorized Service Station, where one of our
mechanics who is thoroughly acquainted w ith the Ford mechanism and
who knows the Ford way to adjust or repair vour car, can tune it tip iu
a garage ihat is properly equipped to give real Ford service. The-i, loo
we never use imitation parts only th. 0 nitiue Ford-iiiade, strong and
durable. They wear from tliirly to sen ntv-iive percent longer than the
counterfeit parts that are Fofter and more cheaply made. In fact it is
d:uigf .ous to human life to use imitation parts, jind it is not fair to vour
Ford car or your pocket book.
We are a part of the gigantic Ford Service organization whose pur
pose it is to serve the owners of all Fords cats and trucks: we have more
than a passing interest in your car. Prompt service is given on all work:
iroin a minor adjustment to a motor overhaul. Drive lu and see the
facts for yourself there's too much money invested in your Ford car
to miss connection with the authoriiztd Ford Dealers.
HENDERSON GARAGE & MACHINE CO.
weather :.-giis. A look into in- nui
vi v hich she 'ivtd r-venled a 'bunch
ot ;..'ik- tha? i' vt'tiM impossible
,... to.i-il,,:- ec;it after years oi
ot
itl i
r,l i olieet 'llg
shape .. nd
obirod 'I '
ll
i '
pie bv tavaiit
whole people i
fund aicpmi;!.;
in 1"
: fit.
Cn be Lti . 'i in
To-h.-s'ii
Aril :.:! :. t
1 this in-
e ,' 'i ; t I'l'
,,:,! l
t!
Tins o: cvi
:;n. biokeii
,,i..r. and !
nne neal i;
.tie ' he i'.iii :
:,,tl 1", a i
v. hieb ;
pieces
!.;itl!es
I. 'It .1
right
': ' Of
boiled
;.itig
. .. Ill
DR. S. A. ALEXANDER
VETERINARIAN
The late Dr. Walt Ash
craft office.
Ofikc Plume 115. Res. 53-J
Ford Cars Ford Trucks
Fordson Tractors
Insist on Genuine Ford Parts
V, I .
i ':
. i'
st hi i r
!l i o i;o
ate liete-.i: .1 - ' '',
get meeli t -.ore ' ,'t.t ., ' .'!
but th .. t'.'i - . ' l o '
tnanv s it.e p. :'!. '..led :''
jor p.t; of ;. :.! a-rl v
not h in-: bai k. ' ': i-d ' '
const it utes pri- .ti:d wn k
tifilllv tin 1 1 ail i i e ' - m to w.
share the riviii
that (lie fund is r.o
run nd and :'.s V. '
taxes to make the fund greater -o all
can get a sliee of l!,e pie. the cmd
of caters having iii 't't a"ed iu the same
ratio that the hind did. or prohably at
a greater rat", the fund is found to
be as inadequate or mure so than be
fore. This constitutes the vi visceoiis
Circle, or shows u.s tip' dug chasing his
own tail, and ulvvas tillable to reach
Paisoti Johnson arrived In lime to
see Muses fall from tile roof of a
high building.
"Mali goodness, man. lire von h'irl
bad?" - 'Sjg
"Ah ain't hurl at a!!. ; ali.-on."
"hen snrelv ie : .r ' oi ! i '
i i: !j v on. i!ast u.-.''
lie was. si:h. !( w:s goin...
sotue."
t lle'l V. e C
illg I IIOIlL
i ieg in to i
e.llll gi'e.lte
, i. i,. (,., v 'ib the ''! v o'.icii
;. was a !--.! 1 : :"' ' -w
!,!,. ei!..e W i.t 1 ; l .i' 1" IO I- 'i"es
!!,.: "f who v. a- the e isoiier
that ilf -hei i;f was i nteviHiiiiiig. A!
la.-l she became vny f.-eble and the
kindly neighbor..- would send 'e-r ht r
meals. , ,
due dav one ,,f the ladies ill the
lieiLhhoth'oc.,1 happened to think that
she had not seen her for some time.
. . . I. I . .i it i rr f rum
iinri Haa stMMl ui sum'- .
GORDON INSURANCE
mid
INVESTMENT CO.
INSURANCE EXPERTS
Phone 209.
I'hiiiicis Jt Mei-clutnl Bank
lluililinc.
j A visitor, preen about army life.
Uiitket; interestedly to the soldier who
I V a ' digging a lio'e.
I "hi'-'-'ing a tivitfli. piv : ood man?"
"'i. ' siuil. d the soldier, "1
i aii digging a grave. O-ie of our
tool,1,'; j -1 I p s:-i(i r.vvpyt We were
in tlic ti l'- :; o-e atiu ill. i-iiplaiit
. -old us to l-.i. our I re. 'ii vlnle pul
; iiiu l'ie tn.--.. , o:i vile. 'I'lii;
lati's title wa uM I'i't! u'-'-. .nui th"
: ri.'g. r stiidc. ,. pi tin ; ' h.r-e it."
.. .. i .. . i. ii'iv.i i lie ii i n i lit
It, we must rtiauge our view, mini m- ner euii:n:e. -----
together and become willing con- and the police nursling in n
. ,. ... .. .i ...i ....iti- e i .1..., it.! Vmit (ninliue had
iriouiors in i ne ti-ii' i.ii it, Ht, tn.'.. itiuiiii linn
. . , . ; I . . .1.... , . .1... I 1 . ;,.M., ItVlll
tiient, ami iinaiiuo i me uo'ii mat smue
tliusl be pensioners while the tnasi.e:-.
must serve. This will get us out of
the hole and will do it in the short
est imaginable period. Nothing else
will do it; so let's get busy in the in
terest of the general welfare, and ere
uath tit iia will renl7e nurselves
iiiR m ii " - ......
oKiirn niul surrounded hv pleasant , Imt cut the t'l
fBvirouuienl. Nov us Homo. .street."
' c, i.i tii.. i -ei'inv. ot the ol.lcil in
habitant noihing has ever 1 n done
ii.,,1 :,s sbe bad : ivvnys liVU. aione.
iler bodv was ie 1 lying in front of
the ashes of her li'e. The spark had
gone out of both.
Talking of the swampy meet on
which she live ', she used to say that
long as she had Vvn livinp then' "The
whit" folks had never done auditing
ss hv the side .t inc -
GEORGE C. PRU1TT,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office over Union Drue Store
Telephone No. 463.
DELCO-LIGHT
Tho complete Electric Light and
Power Plact
Kii.i.trsed by more than 7i00rt sat
iviied users thmugltout the world.
Moovoe I lerttic Service Company,
A. L. Ileldernian, Manager.
DR. P. Yi. AIJKRNETHY
VETERINARIAN
Office:
Fowler & Lee Stable
Jlonroe, N. C.
Phone 30S.
Residence Phore 159-J.
AUK)--Tractor School
LanicrUnlvcrsity Co-Educational
Ib-om? an A I 'TO or THACTOIl MR
CHAN ii". "T; MNFD .'.HON" in great
lieiiti'itil. IV: po-'tioii open. lie a
l:.: lei -a ii.a-'er. A-iio and Tractor
.!ei Ii inlcs fa: u
KMitltl to 10,(1') Aiinit.-illv
V iiitile 'on step by step. You
! arn to ilo by doing. Short courses
i'e.-ius reasoiiable. IMp'otnas con-i',ii-d.
hou'l ibdav. Kill in'onea
lioll ft-e.-. Scud for it "NOW". Kilter
'en. J l or any time. Wriie also for
i.-ivv. I'hatiiiacy, Itusinc.-s Courses.
Musi'. Literary Coursis, expression
and Iioinestic Science, t These l;u t
cotiises ep( n to women also. I
i.i::k ri i issity, Aiiaiun. ;.
nr.. ki;ii i i ndfiiiu kk
ii:xtist
Office over AValler'g Old Store.
MODlilN METHODS
KMPLOYKP.
it)
rjcrtn
I JiVE Yim Corsei k
flf ynn Vol I
It'll ILU
'OH
J !IW. (il f). O. STOYAMm
flO'i I ranlvln St.
II
X
-I
FOK AITO CALL No. .1.
fiootl Cur. Cnreful Diiver.
n. c. hixsox.
DR. R. L. PAYNE,
PHYSICIAN' AND
SURGROX
Of flee over Union Drug Co.
Telephone 40A-J.
Wanted
W are always in the market fot
Iron, metal of all kinds, bones, paper,
etc Open erery day.
MOMCOE IIlO METAL CO
Near Freight Depot.
tor the street. No v and then the cul
verts are cleaned, and it is related as
a proud hit of hislo-y Ihat some twen
ty vears ir.o vvh-u Col. A. M. Crowell
th"' father of our next i'ldernian, lived
on the street thai he had spent some
Jful of h's own money in betterments
,., the front Ka'e of the house now
occupied by Maj. Hinde.
Once passed that point, the houses
have a tired look on the south side of
road- one even has no steps on to the
porch, and the others are in various
stapes of pa Hit less decay. I.arce boul
ders protrude In the middle of the
street to cut the tires of unwary mo
torists who brave tne tnann-.-iiiarms"
of West Crowell in dry wea
ther to mnke a shorter rut to the
station The eiirMns (such ns it is)
is falling down, and the water mean
den its muddy wav uncuarded by any
special waterway f-om one side of the
M reel 10 tW Ciller.
Once over the top of the hill yott
deia-nd thi-oiieh middy wavs to the
same disliifl i-wavnp that "O. M .
v.:ilnr of.--X.
DON'T BE BALD
How lo Make Hair Cirow Sli-onR.
Tlii' k ami l.utroiis.
If your hair is thinning out, don't
wait another day, but po to the Kan
lish Drug Company and pet a bottle ol
Parisian sage, the truly erfirlt-nt lir.it
grower. ,
Don't sav: "It's the rame old story,
I've heard "it before." but try a bottle
at their risk. They puarnntee Paris
ian sace to stop fallir? hnir r.nd stim
ulate a new growth, banish all dand
ruff and almost etc? r.ca:p itch, ot
money back.
Parisian sage contains Juat the ele
ments needed to properly invigorate
ihfi hair root?. It's a prime favoritf
with discriminating vlwlies because II
makes the hair to roft and lustrous,
nd appear twice as abundant.
Parisian sage 3 inexpensive and
easily obtained at all dm? stores.
DR. B. C. REDFEARN
DENTIST.
Office over Heath-Morrow
Company.
Phone 232. Monroe, N. C
Dr. Edward J. Williams
I IIYMITAX AXI
Sl'lUiKOX
Tlie late Dr. Kubank's lleslilence
Notice,
All owners of lots and lands must
answer all questions in the "Ques
tionnaires" mailed out to them as the
devaluation Act requires it and must
be swot n to.
It is important as I have reports
to mnke to the State Tax Commission
under th heads as niven in the
blanks mailed out.
I will not accept any blanks unless
all questions are answered and the
same sworn to lis the law directs.
There is a penalty of twenty-five
per cent lo be added to the value of
all real estate for failure to comply
with th law.
I hope that all real estate owners
will take notice of the requirements.
M. L. FLOW.
County Supervisor.
fcW't' WW M - -
The Long, Dark
Nights Are With Us
Turn nicht into day by hav
ing your home wired and
equipped with the latest
eUctricnl devices,
ray us a call any day
We'll tell you how It Is
done.
A cent
SYSTF.M.
for DFXCO LIMITING
MOXROK ELECTRIC
SERVICE COMPANY.
A. L. HFLDERMAN lopiletoi
E. Frmiiklln Street.
Telephone No. 471.
We Hate 50
1 Head Fresli
Mnlcs from
900 to 12(H)
pounds, well
broke ready
for work.
ALSO SOMK FIXE BROOD
MARKS.
' Give n a look.
FOWLER & LEE.
M
fw
into the bag
NOT INTO THE NAME, IN
,9i
m m m mm m m mm rm a t i i "w
iFiieiiy
TRADE MAfiK
RietSTTRiO
Farmers who want fish in their fertilizer can be sure of
petting it by insisting on Royster's, the original Ffch Fer
tilizer. Wc have been successful in securing ample sup
plies of fish and will be able to fully meet the demands of
the trade for this popular ammoniate. Ask for Royster's
The Fertilizer that Made
Fish Scrap Famous
"'T5B4 F. s RQYSTER GUANO CO.
iFERTlLIZERl
lx.rfo:k,Va, Kkhxicnd.Va. Lyrxhturc.Va. Tarbcro.N.C.
Charlotte, N. C Washington, N. C Columbia, S. C
Spartanburg, S. C Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Columbus, GL
Montgomery, Ala. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, Ohio