the MovnrtE jomAi.. ti i:simv. Jiru:v is.
Give us your orders for anythinq in the grocery line. Our reputation for quick de
livery and satisfactory dealing is unsurpassed. Vann Funderburk. Phone 63.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Latest Happenings In
Around Monroe.
and
LATEST HAPPENINGS
News Events of the Day in
the State and Nation.
WITH
Marion Bavies
FRIDAY, STRAND THEATRE
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cent Lace on
SaleWednesday
Morning at Our
Store at
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Pastime Theatre
FRIDAY CAUL LAEMMLE
Offers the Great Western Player
HARRY CAREY
"THE FIGHTING GENTLEMAN"
Also Something to Please the Kiddies.
OPEN MONDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
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John A. Wray is visiting his
parents in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. J. K. KtirJ Hent the week-end
w iih her daughter. Mrs. It.-rna i 1 W.
it.n m il.-, in ehailotte.
Messrs. T. J. W. Rrooui and P. P.
W. 'llr will c'ak ai the Spruce
Pine M'hool house Friday night.
Stockholder; of tin Monro' Insur
ance and Investment Company will,
hold ili.ir itiii.ii.il me ting Tnur.-day.
Mr. A J. Porter ami Miss V;ul Orr
v.eie married iliis morn'iri ai l In
ho ..e of 111 - ollaia'iig m.t :tsitile.
Esq. A. J. Porter of Vance township.
Ss-t. li.iy II l.iis alTi'vu rrm;i
iii niiii: inn"! I .un r.iiMis. a.. t
;.il a I'llrty day it.tlmiii Willi tiirf
liart-iiis. Mr. fciid Mrs. i.'. . Ilcliii. of
V.i.ii lo iisliiii.
Mr. i ry 1'uik. who was badly ii-
J'livd ill ail aiiMiliioliilo arridfiil in
Miiht:.! Si'iin--; mmi:p wei ks ago, has
: ii'-l from a riiai'.iilif lusiilal
imcli ii!;i'iov i.
Mism'S. Iur.aii TiMii. l:in Siimli
and III Criliiil: l ft SuiuUiy lor Mini.
Mu-li.. to drii-o llirct- Iliiiok cars to
Momoc for llu' St cn'sl Motor Coin-
iany. Tin- diytuucf is over a thou
sand nidi's.
Mr. J. I.i-c Po'.k ol Mini'ial in-ii;s
has moved his siiwk ol kooUs iiiio
iho tuiildit!? across ihi sircci from
his lu cst'iii st.ind. Th'' inv local ion
eivi-s ti i :i !;.': n.o;:i In; ilic '.an-
ici; of t.u. Ir, . la.-:-:.. .Mr. Adam Ty-
MiiiriT at-ci'l'' 'i .'. io-'iiiiui ai .mi
I'olk's para!:c.
The touinv Iioard t l hiiicrvisois
wiil lake bold imil and pcioiial ll !-
I'tiv rt iiiri, l ins year, rro cri iinisi
lisH'd lor Ji'.miai . r his ar instead
I ia Ma i'.s in i ;i viofs yours. Ksi
M. 1- Klu. foui.IV :-lli -rvisor, an
nomices dales nun i;'ies lor iisun;
of i.ropen in aiiolher pari of iki
'iir.
Tlie raren' I'-aiiior .s). ial ion
will meet Thursday iiUim noon al
o run k in llu- namner 01 i oiiuuene
l 'u asMiciaiioii iiiiiS'd in Novell. bcr
ui;h 'he N. . t eileiil' loll, vlM. Kos
1'hilci' an 1 Mis. WaliT riowt-ll
i.ilin; : he Stale i 01, veil! ion. It i
now a Ine oruii ni..'.i mil ami lias :i;an.
!!:i!is w '.. rel. th" city :cliooI. uiav h
.,! i i' flic. hi. Ail parents an
j i! !,i ..:.! lid lllis jneetitit;.
.la la.ii i. ..n eld Ilia.' uaiKey
who own. a tan i near .Mr. . 1
low's idace on the Wolf Pond toad
as he learned the alphabet froi
reaUini; Mr. Hilly Wolfe's paper hue
in the nineties. 1! has isitetl New
York, where he has two daughter
mid two sons, but sns he has Ioiik
I concluded that the South is the place
for him. He was born in 1847, and is
therefore 73 years old.
The contract for the erection of an
ice cream plant on Mr. J. W. Fowler
lot near the cotton plat form has bee
let to Mr. Kuneite Ashcraft by the
tluun l.'e Cream Comnanv. It is to
be completed in Sixty days. The old
rrenuierv building on Talleyrand av
nue w ill not hi used. Some of the
machinery for the plant has already
arrived, and Mr. Haw it is here to su
perintend t lie construction work. The
plant will have a capacity of several
thousand nallons ol ice cream per
week; 20u pints of milk per day for
Monroe consumption; and a creamery
butler capni lt of ui'tl pounds a week.
Kcks will also be handled by the com
pany. Mr. 1. 0- Snyder is the pre
idetil, and Mr. O. 1). Hawn the sec
ret a rv and treasurer.
Republican sentiment in this coun
ty, according to Messrs. dinner Joyce
and C.us Hainler. two of the parly
leaders, has crystalized upon Major
(ieneral Leonard Wood for the presi
dencv. For Governor of North Caro
lina the local Republicans, naturally.
favor Mr. J. J. Parker. Neither Mr.!
Joyce or Mr. Haiuler mentioned JitdKe
Pritchard In connection with the nom
ination for president. It Is believed
in some parts of the state that Judge
Pritchard will po into the Republican
national convention as a "favorite
son" in order mat Kcpumicaus oi
North Carolina my prove some factor
in deciding the nominee. After
Pritchard is eliminated on the first or
second ballot the Tar Heel delegation
will then be nble to cast Its vote for
the most likely winner.
Itilh Sunday will speak Eliza
beth City January !th, making the
trip fioiii Norfolk, where lie is con
tinent!:, an evangelistic meeting.
Mrs peter Oleson of CltMpiel Minn,
was li e only woman speaking at the
Jackson hay dinner at Washingioii,
I). C, following the annual meeting
of i he lx-moeratic National Com mil -lee.
She is all associate member of
the committee from Minnesota.
On January 17lli. the Premlem of
e I'm lu ll Republic w ill he elected.
iviui. t lemeneeau Will I" 'tit- on'j
unlit 'e.
Th last sh.pload : YanVs that
came Lack froi.i Mln . i.t lamo-u in
;-.n I -.iiicisco . ith llii- sku ! ill'
oni Uleir th" "Shei alan":
llolsh .visks. Watch tun! Were
it. : ii ; Hume to Join t ie American
t1;: hiii. These leierun are tiseti m
leuliii- with Russian Reds.
Rowtl.a
hurt cotton . . ,
'iitttiil seed . .
lams
Young chickens
lluiter
Hams
I Sees wax
Kg--
Irish potatoe:! .
we. 'I potatoes
Wool ,
tirkivs
Your Spring
Sewing.
Do it now while you can vpa';.!e tho heat to
your own comfort.
NEW" GINGHAMS
::7 Queen Cluth Zephyrs, Sn.-.-ial ::uo.
:i'J-ir.ch New Designs in Ktr.fnws Zephyrs.
:!2-ineh Kenfrews Devunsiiv Cloth for Children's and
Ladies Garments. Looks and wears like Linen, fast
colors.
WHITE GOODS
Monroe Maiket
. ... 43 s
4d'3
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aa to 4
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I Cut Flowersj
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Floial designs, wedding boqueis,
ami flowers of all klnd.t.
Y Prices reasonable.
j. We make shipments lo Waxhaw,
X Marshville, Wiligate and other X
nearby towns.
C(li: MtUMJ.W
.. Al I nioii Onig ( o. Phone Hi.
M-in. Clue Ilird Mulls, a specially designed fabric for
Fine Under Garments, Children's Dresses, etc. Soft,
Silky Finished, still more durable than Nainsook. I5y
showing you we can convince you of its superior
wearing qualities and apeparance. Price :!8 to "0c.
1JLEACEHD DOMESTIC
Our Special Advertiser Bleach will sell at old price
while it last. Price :;0c.
ilK-inch Nainsook for-Underwear. Special :50c.
::(i-inch Pajama Checks, extra quality, and up.
NEW LACES
Dainty Linen Laces for Children's Garments.
Filet Laces for Underwear.
Torchon Laces and Vals all r. rices.
Lee & Lee Co.
Reliable Merchandise
Reliable Merchandise
XOTICK.
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the late Eleanor Buss, this
is to notify nil persons holding claims
against said Intestate to present them
to the undersigned on or before the
10th dav of January. lf21 or this no
tice will be pleaded In bnr of their re
coverv. All persons Indebted to my
intestate will make prompt settlement
and save costs.
This January 3, 132".
J. E. CHAXEV.
Adiiir. of Eleanor Rass. deceased.
Stack. Parker & Craig. Attys.
SHOES! SHOES !-At the
old Crowell buildm? on
Jefferson Street. I have
?00 or 250 pairs of Ladies'
Shoes in the smaller sizes.
Some of them sell regular
ly as high as $8 the pair.
Your choice at $2 and less.
Will be there everv day
th?s week from 1 to 2 p. m.
J. G. Rogers.
WITH A DELCO IN THE HOME
THE WOMEN FOLKS CAN:
Sew by Electricity
Churn by Electricity
Iron by Electricity.
Cook by Electricity.
YOU, MR. FARMER, CAN:
Light your home by Electricity
Light your barn by Electricity
Pump water to the cattle by Electricity
And do a hundred and one other things about the farm
ip a quicker and more economical manner.
HERE ARE A FEW SATISFIED OWNERS
Ask Them About the Delco:
Vann Sikes, J. A. Bennet, E. P. Knight, F. D. Helms, Char
lie Helms, J, V. Medlin, J. C. Austin, T. L. Austin, and
hosts of others.
rThere's a Delco Near You."
Monroe Electric Service Co.
MONROE, N. C.
A. M. Secrest. Pres. Rev. E. C. Snyder, Sec. & Trcas.
A. L. Helderman, General Manager.
(nocked 0
A few barrels of those juicy and sweet Florida Oranges,
the price onlv Toe per peck. A limited quantity of 45c
grade Pound Cake for 30c per pound. This cake is nice
and fresh, and is sliced at the price to demonstrate that it
is cheaper to buy cake than to make it.
Lee Griffin