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THIS IS THE STORE THAT ALWAYS "HAS IT
WHEN IT COMES TO FILLING A COMPLETE ORDER
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. NO USE GOING TO
OTHER CITIES FOR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE OF
BUSINESS.
V&i Fraderfoiuirk
CSOnc Price Cash Grocer-
Minutes Delivery.
Special Notices
)ne cent a word each Insertion.
LKr7S MILL ItO.ll TO UK
CilVKX ASPHALT TKKATMKXf
3 CARS Flour Pan-O- Gold. Magnalia.
Dan Valley. Plenty elf-riing. H.
G. Nash Co.
WANTED Ten to twenty shares of
Beam kin Mills Co. common stock.
Quote bt price. H. A. McLaurin,
rare Belk Bros., Charlotte, N. C.
WANTED Cotton
price paid. H. G.
seed. Highest
Nnh Co.
FOK SALE Kurd car. .v and re
. built. We also carry in stock Ford
roadster, touring and sport borne.
We do high grade painting and lop
building on all makes. Payne's
Auto Works, Charlotte's Reliable
Car Market. i East 6th Street.
Charlotte, N. C.
HOl'SE FTU. of lied Oats. H. G.
Nash ft Co.
ir'TKAYED OK STOLEN Female
brindle bull dog. tint rimmed. An
swers to name of "Betty." $5 re
ward for return to S. F. Broom,
Monroe, Rt. 5. ,
CAR best null feed and Red dog
shorts. H. G. Nash ft Co.
FOR SALE One Buick "4." In good
condition, with new tires; one 1917
Ford with new tires. Both cars at
a real bargain. They are going to
somebody cheap. L. S. Fowler ft
Co.
Ouiimifcsionei-H Find II Will he Ciirj.r
er to Itepair old Macadam KikmI.h hi
Thin Way.
The old macadam roads arcunl
Monroe will be treated with a low
grade of asphalt. Mr. F. G. Hender-
, son, chairman of the county road rou
i mission, stated to The Journal yctior
day. Investigation, he said. con.inoM
the commissison that the macadam
beds could be treated with asphalt
much cheaper than they could oo torn
up and regraded. The asphalt will
mcke a better road .too, he aadd.
The only roads to be asphal.eU are
the Lee's mill road to the bridge on
Richardson creek, the Jarkron high
way to Major W. C. Heath's !oiii'
and the Wolf Pond road for a -ihoi't
distance. The road leading ;hroi j,h
Benton Heights, and the one leading
' from the Iceman Knitting r.tlll prnp
icrty will be treated with "arvU.
I
2 CARS Charlotte Elho cotton seed
meal. 11. G. Nash Co.
SHINGLE MILL Capacity 25,000
per day; cutting first-class forest
timber, 8 miles from Monroe.
Your roof will cost you from $3.40
to $7.50 per square. Give me your
order. J. W. Richardson.
START the New Year right by trad
ing with II. G. Nash ft Co.
Monroe Men Orgnniie Orchestra
A ten piece orchestra has been or
ganized by young Monroe business
men. and their first rehearsal will be
held tonight. Mr. Jap Hollowov is
the leader, and many of the members
were In the old orchestra which de
lighted Monroe audieuces four and
Ave years ago.
The following compose the orches
tra: Ja Holloway. clarinet; Fred
Peach, cornet; Clarence Laney. cor
net; R. G. I.aney. piano; Amos M.
Stack, trombone; R. H. Holloway,
trombone; Herndon Hasty, bass vio
lin: William Rudge. first violin; Q.
5. Lee. Jr.. drununer; and Curtis
Lee, saxaphone.
The condition of Mr. Walter Gul
lfdie, of Jefferson, who was report
ed last week to be at death's door as
a result of injuries sustained when he
was horribly crushed between two
freight cars, is improved. Attend
ing phvsicinns believe that. In some
miraculous manner, he will recover.
SOCIAL
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Strand Theatre
MONDAY
VAUDEVILLE
Combined w ith Feature Photoplays.
Billy Pryor
The Famous A. E. F. IJanjoist
Music and Mirth A Bit of Jazz
Matinee ::00 o'clock. Night Performace starts at
6:45 and 8:45. Admission 25 and :5c.
TUESDAY
Paramount Artcraft Presents
MARGUERITE CLARK
"LUCK IN PAWN"
WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM
"WOLVES OF THE NIGHT"
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
ANITA STEWART
"MIND THE PAINT GIRL"
THE STRAND
ALWAYS THE BEST
jiQammouiirlaxiltQiclim
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Presents
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Strand Theater Today
Miss Laura Glenn, sister of Mr. J.
W. Gleun. of Monroe, was married at
at her residence oil North Caldwell
Street iu Charlotte on Wednesday
eveuing at 7 o'clock to Mr. Sam W.
Kimbrell. The ceremony was per
formed by the bride's pastor.'Rev. L.
Barnhardi. or Tryon Street Methodist
church. Miss Sarah Glenn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Glenn was
the ring bearer. Mrs. Kimbrell
is well known In Monroe, havi.i Ik en
a frequent visitor at her b.--l:t-rs
home on Talleyrand avenue. Ht-r
many friends here wish hei long
and happy wedded life. Tli groom
is well known and irosieriis farm
er of the Pineville section, ana r .'tan
of sic: ling v. jrlh.
Mrs. C. B. Barden of Whiimire. S.
C, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ida Pointer.
Miss Clara Dale Pryor has return
ed to her home in Chester cfter a vis
it to Miss Mary Deane Laney.
Miss Octavfa Houston was a charm
ing hostess at a six o'clock dinner last
evening in honor of her house guest.
Miss lnei Iavis of Morgantown, Va.
Those present were Misses Daisy
Belk, Wilms Greene and Inex Davis,
Messrs. Archie Fairley, Amos Stack,
Robert Lee and Pitzhenry Dillon.
The following attractive and origi
nal invitation, accompanied by a tiny
apron, has been received in the city:
This neat little apron is sent to you,
Aad this is what we want you to do:
The little pocket you plainly see.
For a siHTial purpose is meant to be.
Now measure your waist line inch by
inch.
And see that the measure does not
pinch.
For each small inch that you measure
around.
In the pocket put a penny sound.
At the Chamber of Commerce Janua
ry 23rd.
The date be sure in your mind to fix.
There'll be a program and lots of
cheer.
And a very good time, you need not
fear.
By tlie-Philatheas will be used in a
wise way.
For the Hospital Fund.
The instigators of the plan are the
Wesleyan l'hilalheus of Central Meth
odist church, the fund thus derived
going, towards the hospital fund. A
splendid musical program Interspers
ed wiih readings has been arranged.
A feature of this will be the humorous
readings of Mrs. C. A. G. Thomas of
Mt. Holly, now visiting friends here.
During her stay In Monroe Mrs.
Thomas frequently took parts in such
programs and Is delightfully remem
bered. Duiiing the evening refresh
ments will be served free to the
guests.-
Mrs. J. C. M. Yann entertained at a
rook party Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Washington street In
honor of her staler, Mrs. W. A. Gra
ham of Charlotte. Mrs. Graham be
fore her marriage several months ago
Miss Jessica Vann of Wilmington and
was Miss Jessica Yann of Wilmington
and formerly of Monroe. The attract
ive home of Mis. Yann was charming
on this occasion and tables were ar
ranged for twenty-four. Miss Virginia
Lee made the highest score and was
presented a beautiful Cyclamen and
a' bottle of azurea toilet water was
presented to the guest of honor. Miss
Jusnlta Alexander assisted the host
ess in serving a delicious salad course
with stuffed dates and coffee. Those
enjoying Mrs. Vann's hospitality were
Misses Mary Crow. Sarah Welsh. Vel
ma Home, I.nna May Faust, Virginia
Lee, Laura Spong of Charlotte, Myrtle
Renn, Juanita Alexander, Mesdatnes
J. J. Parker, John and Frank Fairley,
R. L. Payne, Albert. N. M. and C. M.
Redfern. Frank Rose, W. S. Basker
ville, Gilliam Craig, 11. S. Houston
and W. A. Love.
Miss Laura SpoYg of Charlotte is
thy guest of Mrs. Albert Redfern.
'
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Wood and Miss
Mollie Iceman are spending sometime
in Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. G. 'M. Smith returns today
from Raleigh, where she went to at
tend the Galll-Curcl concert. She
was the guest of Mrs. W. .M. Carter
while there.
Mrs. P. H. Johnson has as her guest
her father, Mr. W. McColl, of McColi,
3. C. Miss Nell Klnard of Edgeworth.
S. C. spent the week-end with Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs. J. L. Maffltt of Wilmington Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Par
ker. Mrs. Frank Lander charmingly en
tertained at her home on Jefferson
street yesterday afternoon honoring
her sister, Mrs. M. H. Huhn of Lin
colnton. Rook was the feature of the
afternoon, four tables being occupied
with this popular game. A delicious
salad course with hot chocolate was
enjoyed by the guests, Mrs. J. D. Bun
dy assisting the hostess in serving.
The ladles present for this enjoyable
occasion were' Misses Mabel Shannon,
Sarah Welsh, and Mary Futch. Mes
danies D. A. Houston, J. B. Simpson.
Gilliam Craig. J. A. Stewart. O. B.
Caldwell. B. C. Ashcraft. Minnie D.
Wolfe. R. L. Payne. Stafford Wolfe.
R. S. Houston. W. 8. Kaskerville. E.
B Slack, John Welsh, Roscoe Phifer,
and G. M. Smith.
Sorosis held a remarkably enjoya
ble meeting, the second of the year.
with Mrs. J. A. Stewart Wednesday r
afternoon. All the members were
present and enthusiasm characterized
every phas of the program, which
was as follows: "A Paper on Sociol
ogy" Mrs. W. A. Laue; "After the
War Cliin Women" Mm. J. A. Stew
art. Mrs. J. F. Laney, who is County
Relief Chairman made an eloquent
plea in behalf of the Syrians and Ar
menians and the club decided to con
tribute $60 yearly to the support of
an otphau. A unanimous vote was
taken to join the Slate Federation of
W oumn's Clubs. The hostess served
an elaborate course luncheon consist
ing of grape fruit coctail. chickeu sal
ad, sandwiches, meringue baskets fill
ed iih fruit, coffee and mints. Visit
ors of the afternoon were Mesdatnes
Lou la Shannon and C. A. G. Thomas
of Xit. Holly, the letter's readings ad
ding much to the pleasure of the
guest. The club persjnnel is as fol
lows: Miss Anna Blair. Mesdatnes J.
M. Blair. W. E. Cason. B. C. Ashcraft.
D. A. Houston, Charles Iceman, W. A.
Lane. J. F. Laney, J. A. Stewart, and
J. I). Warren. Mrs. J. W. Moore was
welcomed as a new member.
Reports from specialists attending
Miss Allie Matthews sre more encour
aging today although she Is by no
means out of danger. She Is suffering
with acute inflammation of the heart
and was too ill to be moved last Fri
day when her mother. Mrs. N. S. Mat
thews, arrived In Kock Hill. Miss
Matthews is a student at Winthrop.
Mrs. W. S. Baskerville delightfully
entertained at two tables of rook
Tuesday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
M. H. Kuhn of Llncolnton, who is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Lander. A de
licious salad course with tea and
minis was served by the hostess.
Slack and Nusli May Build
Messrs. J. E. Stack & Co. and H.
G. Nash ft Co. plan to erect modern
business structures on their property
on Hayne Titreet, facing the court
house. The present buildings on their
lots will be condemned February 1,
according to Mr. J. Frank Hill, build
ing Inspector, and these gentlemen
will hasten work on their new brick
buildings. It Is learned. The S. B.
Hart and Henry Shute buildings, on
the same block, are also to be con
demned, says Mr. Hill.
JOHN J. PAItkKIt MAY KVS
l-'OjH (iO F.KXOK OF STATE
Ytmiiij Monroe Attorney Thinks -Ho
Would Like to Have ItejitildicHii
Nomination.
(From the Charlote Observer.)
"Parkers for governor seems to be
the hit of the season," smilingly ex
claimed John J. Parker, brilliant
young Monroe attorney, who Inti
mated yesterday that he would wel
come the republican nomination for
governor with open arms.
"Yes." admitted Mr. Parker to the
Observer, "I have been thinking se
riously of running that is if I am
endorsed by the state convention. If
the delegates there want me to run, I
will. Farker won In Louisiana; may
be he can in North Carolina."
Mr. Parker was in Charlotte for
the funeral of the late Judge Francis
I. Osborne. He is well and favorably
remembered here for his work In the
famous police murder trial two
months ago. He was chief assistant
to Jake F. Newell, who prosecuted
tho policemen.
Cut Flowers I
i Floral designs, wedding boquets,
I and flowers of all kinds.
Prices reasonable.
S We make shipments to Waxhaw,
X Marshville, Wingate and other
nearby towns.
CODE MOIUJAX
X At I'nlon Drug Co. Phone 221.
We have greatly increased
our stock of Groceries and
are thereby enabled to
serve our trade better
A trial will convince you
that we handle the best of
Groceries and have the
best of prices.
Phone us your orders. We
deliver promptly.
McCOLLUM BROS.
Cash Grocers.
Phone No. 474.
NEW FUR
HATS
For Both NOW and SPRING.
Snappy Styles for Young Men, as well as :he
Staple Numbers. Your fit is here, in a becoming hur
Greens, Ivy, Gray, Brown, Fawn, etc.
We sell the famous "M0NTINELLA" Hat. Ital
ian made, noted for its light, comfortable, easy fitting
quality.
New Shirts
We are now showing the New Spring Styles in
"ECLIPSE" Shirts for Men and Young Men. The
designs are beautiful Styles. Negligee, Laundered
and French Cuffs.
White Negligee Styles with Soft Attached Col
lars, very nifty styles for young men.
Lee & Lee Co.
Reliable Merchandise
- Reliable Merchandise
X
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Mules
75 to 100 head Mules fresh from St. Louis on hand all
the time. Tyson and Jones, High Point, Corbitt
Buggies. Terms: Cash or credit.
The Sikes Company, Inc.
In the Business 26 Years.
United States Railroad Administration
Director General of Railroads
SEABOARD
Air Line Railroad
Trains
No. 14 from Charlotte
No. 12 from Atlanta
No. 34 from Rutherfordton
No. S from Richmond . , .
No. 19 from Wilmington . .
No. 15 from Monroe
No. 29 from Monroe ,
No. SI from, Raleigh
No. 20 from Charlotte
No. 30 from Atlanta ,
No. 16 from Ruiln rfordton
No. 6 from Atlanta
No. 13 from Wilmington . .
No. 11 from Portsmouth .
C. T. HARMLL,
Ticket Agent.
Arrive Leave
5.50 a.m. 5.55 a. m. for Wilmington.
. 6.45 a.m. 6. 50 a. in. for Richmond.
10.55 a. m. 11.00 a. m. for Raleigh.
. 7.55 a.m. 8.00 a. m. for Atlanta.
11.45 a.m. 11.50 a. m. for Charlotte.
8.10 a. m. for Rutherfordton.
11.55 a. m. for Atlanta.
, 2.40 p.m. 2.45 p. m. for Rutherfordton
5.50 p. m. 6.00 p. in. for Wilmington.
5.50 p. in Monroe.
9.10 p. m Monroe.
. 9.35 p. id. 9.45 for Richmond.
10.35 p.m. 10.-f 5 p. m. for Charlotte.
11.85 p.m. 11.45 p. m. for Atlanta.
JOHN T. WEST,
Division Passenger Agent.
Pleasing the appetite and swatting old H. C. L. is & perplexing problem for most
housewives. We make it our business to solve your eating. We are food experts.
We carry everything to be found in a first class grocery store. LEE GRIFFIW