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HAVE JUST FTT OX an enclosed car HOLLOWAY BROS, ua.e ol.l over
for city transfer. If you want a Mt cars of musical ...-iru-neiius
comfortable trip call me at Simp-! since coming to MourK auJ neiy
eon's Pressing Club, 'phone 338. or cusiomer is satisfied.
residence 'phone ;6-K. V. U.
Fullenwider.
WANTED Peas any kind, all e
can get. S. K. lHsier.
FOR SALE The Frank Thompson
dwelling, lit rooms, all conven
iences.. Monroe Insurance and Inv
estment Co.. G. B. Caldwell.
J OH SALE No. two 4xlS i;ie shin
gles at $7.i0 per thousand. F. H.
Asbcraft.
AM STILL in the market for thick
ens, I'fsii, turkeys and country
hams. Highest market price paid.
. S. U. Poster.
CAR of l.ith grade Kitii'.u.ll pia.ifs
Just arrived :.t HoIUa s .1l...c
Store.
FOR KIXK PIANOS do t: fail to se
Hollow ay Bros.
FOR SALE Si room l.ouse on west
Franklin street. i;:u feet front and
180 feet deep. See W. J. Undue
for prices.
KIMBALL. Starr. Adam S.-Niaf. Whit
ney, Hiiize and Knyal pia: o-. -ire
now on the floor u! li"liiu;.v Bros.
FOR SALE FIFTY-FOUR acres of
Kood fan. line land. including the
Sikes mill, three dwelling houses,
two pood wells, good orchard, and
pasture. Bargain to uiiick huyer.
See G. V. Baucom, Monroe route
six. or J. A. Baucom at mill.
ALAGA" BRAND COSTS A trifle
more than just ordinary Syrup"'
but Oh; my what "uiieqiiiiled good
ness" ou do get. No chemicals
used to preserve. No sugar ex
tracted. Just Georgia Ribbon Cane
as it comes from the plantation
with enough corn syrup added to
give consistency. This is "ALAGA"
brand table srup. Ask your grocer.
DR. H. SMITH, F.ye-Si;ht Specialist.
can b? found regularly nt his office,
Monroe, X. C. the entire fall and
; EVERYBODY is b iyii-i. .;an from
j Hollow-ay Bros., who will save von
the ast nt's profits.
FOR SALE Desirable house and lot
on Windsor street; lights and chair, and he was smoking
ten P. H. Johnson.
CALL YOUR GROCER today and
A Very Irivaie Matter.
The Oregon Journal attributes the'
following story of an incident that
occurred on oue of President Wilson's
trips in the South to Adiu. Cary T.
Graysou. the President' personal
physician, who has been with him
constantly since he first became Pres
ident. Not long after the inauguration, we
dropped into the village of Yoiktown.
the admiral. It was a sleepy sum
mer afternoon. We went to the court
house and looked over the old rec
ords, and we visited the postofflce.
The posi master had his coat off, his
suspender. down and his feet on a
a corn
cob piie. He saw me looking at some
bottles of gincer pop and said, with
out getting up. if you want to take
I.IRI-S WF.I.L. IWKSSF.It
M;.h Farrar IK-leiuU Efforts of Ijulie
to I'se I'lotliea lu lleM A .Haulage.
(From the New York World.)
"When a little Xew York shop girl
trips dow n the street in her trim jack
et suit with her pretty ankles dis
played and her hat set at a rock an
gle, she is finding that thing whica
we are all seeking through the thea
ter or through music or art or merely
through our own personalities ro
mance! She has become more than
her own dull, little self. She feels
that she is representing the brightest
gayest, most beautiful qualities tu
her nature. And so she is.''
So spoke Gerald ine Farrar, deli
cately disentangling the lace sleeve
have him send you a can of "Ala-- , D,,i,J r ..,. i n ,ake of """ i-iltt from the jewels of
ga r.bbon cane syru. It has all rjtn( her bracelet. When the fastidious
the i'.;al:iy and rich flavor of the W(( wamj,.r,.j t on the street, operation was quite completed she,
ribbon can.'. w here several colored men were lying continued:
it-Oevp in the shade Still no one rec- .American gir.s. mat
..uied the Pt.sideiit. At last we generally speaking, so charmingly
..,! l.ii'e s hool-iil. who sloi.t.ed Pressed lis they are to-day. They are
ALAGA" I.KAXD GEORGIA CAN"::
Syrup ha no equal. Good
either "'Little Mary" or '-tira'iul. ..
Lucy." Xo other syrup has its
delicious f'.nor and r:ch. health
Kiing iai:ty. Phone your grocer
for "ALAGV and accept no sub
stitute. Henderson Snyder Com
pany, w holer-ale grocer, distributors
for Monroe ar.d ;cin:ty.
and looked at us nartowly.
-Evouse me. mister." she said, but
you certainly do favor the picture of
t he rresidelit."
President Wil.-oii sm!-d and said.
"Yes. I have ollcu I'een toldhat."
She started on. but came back,
a nil said. "Excuse me as.aiii. but are
yon the President?"
President Wilson bowed and said.
"Yes. 1 am the President. '
The little girl then said. "Stay
lute, will vou? I want to run home
and get mv mother. I
see oii. She has never seen a
dent."
We waited, and in a moment the
little girl returned with her mother
and one or two children. The chil
dren, after satisfying ibeir curiosity,
scattered to tell their elders, and in
:a few minute. the mother of the. lit
i.i ,-i,i li :a ,1 i.., -ni; ii ized Ihe l'res-
FOR SALE House and lot on Lan-j i'leni said. ' Look at Die crowd com-
,:r.if -it umui n!it vtioul f W t inn.
There were seven men coming up
the village street, among them tne
HOLLOWAY BROS, are ear ue.-i.-rs
in pianos, and gnarn -e to ave
you money on s ime irr.id" f pi
ano that you h'.v from u.vii . 1
PHONE Xo 3 for auto transfer. Care- !
ful drivers, and charges reasonable. i
B. C. Hinson.
SHINGLE MILL Capacity ;.VOuoj
per day: cutting first-class forest1
limber, S ' miles from .Monroe.;
Your roof will cost yon from $3.40
to $7. SO per square. Give me your I
order. J. W. Richardson.
Yates.
becoming as well-dressed as the
Fieuch. Neer let anyone tell you
that the chick and provocative styles
which cou.e ever to us from Paris
aie not d-signed for Ihe best French
people, rivery woman in Paris who
has a pretty ankle or a pretty back,
exposes it. There are no best people
when it comes to wearing attractive
clothes. There are well - dressed peo
ple both rich and poor, and there
are rich and poor dowds."
She shifted her position and kicked
I. . ...,;.r ..r ft...- i: ..!....
want her to llu "o.".. i un ih-khii iur
Presi- w iin me toe oi nor gut supper.
"About eight years ago." she con
tinued, "we dressed abominably. Do
you remember when we wore blue
serge dresses piped with black or
plaid silk? To-day blue serge dress
is a one-piece garment with a belt
that shifts up gracefully if the bust
is inclined to be too large, or slips
down youthfully on the Hal-chested
woman. It is short in the sleeve's, (
has a little frill around the neck and
is puckered, goodness knows how,
FOR RENT Good one-horse farm
in Sandy Ridge township. Neces
sary buildings; good land. Murray
Clark, at Heath-Morrow Co.
FOR SALE 5-rooni dwelling on
Talleyrand Avenue. Possession at
once. Monroe Insurance wild In
vestment Co., G. B. Caldwell.
'postmaster, who was putting: his sus- around the knees, and is perhaps slit i
.n,u,hi.J,i r Horame ' up a bit on the side to show the'
. up to me and said. "I didn't know
who yon folks was when you was In
'my stote. I warn fiv e minutes' talk
'with the President on a private mat
ter." "You w ill have lo tell me what you
want to talk to hir.l about," I replied.
SEi; S. R. DUSTER before you sell
your chickens, ano
winter. Jlodcrn and" Up Jo-dute la, produce. -S. R. Potter
, everv nnrtimlar ILiVf" ni77 f i-c 1 --
Examined and glasses fitted. Office
In P.plk-Bundy building next to
. Vr"?"' dpn'al office.
FOR SALE t h. p. International
engine, corn mill anil crusher.
Cheap at $-nn, price $35u. A .li.
Deese, Monroe. Rt. 1.. Lee Park.
LONELY BATCHELOR GIRL, worth
$30n.noo, wishes to hear from hon
orable gentleman tinder 60. object
matrimony. Write Mrs. Hill, 14
East fiih St.. Jacksonville. Fla.
FOR SALE -or.
lu-20.-Route
20,
One International I fact --
M. 0. Reed, Matthews,
silk stocking and Ihe neat shoe
then it becomes something? The
blue seTso dress to day has style and
charm.
"1 have read with considerable
amusement the suggestions of serious
minded ladies that women's dress
should be reformed. We should wear
some uniform Costume like A man's,
ibex say, and save our energies for
1 remember some
II. n..li.l,.n.,
tnnnth as J ears ago some one unn i iru .
LOST Bet ween Monroe and Page-
Ihc postmaster dcm'irrecj mid said.j
... -B ,
country i D vt;v ptivate.
4 "Well', it's likp iliis: I am iimkinir hiii(e.
I .1,;. I. .11. ...j ...niith aa 1 it I hU PWIHE
, ...... ..... ,....,,.. ,.f DtooA rlinrfl u-ere.
f.v it in, fnr ma n. "vun" mv cut. -
only two or ihree of them who advo
cated this 'sensible' costume, and
President can't fix it up for me to i
get forty dollars a month."
rim. Finder please notify
Parker. Pagelaml. S. C.
L. L.
FOR PALE -Several Ford louring
cars in A-l condition; price reason
able. B. C. Hinson.
FOR SALE Ford cars, new and re
built. We also carry in stock Ford
roadster, touring and iqiort bodies.
We do high grade painting and top
building on nil makes. Payne's
Auto Works, Charlotte's Reliable
Car Market, 2C East lith Street.
Charlotte. X. C.
DO NOT DELAY There are two
things you must attend to at once
if you want them done ordering a
new car or getting the obi over
hauled. If you wait until'spring
you'll surely he disappointed. Come
In at once. Secrest Motor Co.
land. Goodrich tire 53x4. and tire ohio Man Adds and Talks at Same hey were without except ion women
w no were Know n among uieir nu-uun
as badly and carelessly dressed. There
Is a lack or romance in a woman who
does not like to express her individu
ality in pretty filings. I believe in
rouge, powder anything t hat helps
to make a woman more lovely. To
some women a whiff of rare per-
l'au of Air. Laker's daily routine !' ' 11,1 """ "
is to make trial balances relative to "J1" '' '"!' '- ls I"""
,.r li... a.. ....,. nf 111,, '
appropriations and disbursements."' ... , '
FOR SALE -One Buick "4." in good
cmiilit ion. with new tires; one 1!1"
Kurd with new tires. Both curs at
s real bargain. They are going lo
somebody cheap. L. S. Fowler ;
Co.
('OR SALE Six-room house on
Houston street; all modern conven
iences water lights and sewerage
laree back lot; on paved street.
Fow ler & Lee.
FOR SALE-- Desirable building lots
on Lancaster avenue, near the
graded school. C. D. Roberts.
Time
A man who can both add big minis
aim talk at Hie same lime Is on the
payroll ol (tie Ohio slate government,
states a dispatch liom Columbus,
Ohio.
lliis man is W. E. Baker, deputy
slate auditor.
GEORGE C. PRUITT,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office over Union Drug Store
Telephone No. 465.
"Do you have any pari In the d.v
Hons, bureaus and departments.
When usked lo eUlu how it was
tli:il Iim ffiiilft ii,l,l ,iil ii in tw nf Ava!
number figures and talk al the same eii'huslnsiii.
i.u ..;... .!... i ... "Indeed I do
iiiii,. ur r- n i . v'li utirnu I iiiiiv
be a freak, a genius, or any of those
things. .MI he has to use is his brains
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M.. ii.. b.. i.i.' i.. . ' geslions.
.-ii. , , ii n , i nuu i, ii ti, 1 in iuii'
of twos, threes or fours at a time, up
down, across or sideways. He "sen
ses" his totals. He can tell by in
stinct, he says, whether his calcula-
lu"lr""" ",c ' i"'"'""-, .I... , U,il, ...ii. near
Ilf;il Ol I lie I lit" it Hire nin, i, ..., ,.,H.
nil the stage?" she was asked.
Her blue gray eyes sparkled with
was the reply. "I
design most of them myself, though
of course I have fhetn made by a treat
designer, and he Is also full of sup-
It is a great pleasure to
Plan the clothes for a character. Of
course every woman has that pleas
ure in a limited sense. Every woman '
who makes good dressing anything of
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an art studies herself, decides what
km onlitla n a nnH liU. ulis liiliuf
. . . . , , , lit I KIM III llllin mr nun r-m-
tells him his totals are wrong he goes (rps8 (Q ,,',,,,,,. tnrm. Nl)W for
over the figures ngain. i Instance, am a small woman. (In-
ifeeil in her own drawing room Miss
i Farrar gives the impression of being
Miuile suprislngly small. I Therefore
j when I play a part that remands
i dignity I have to be careful that my
gown is made In long lines, but when
j I play Hit ingenue role I wear a short
waisted dress with a short skirt.
"Color, too. Is most Important. A
dark-haired woman like me, if she
has blue-gray eyes, must avoid brown.
j It almost Invariably makes her skin
' look sallow. But the dark-haired
i ur,iimti ti'lfft, Ikt-nii-ii ai-.a fluHa hi-na-n
her most becoming color."
the national joy smoke
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NEVER was such nght-handed-two-fisted
smokejoy as you puff out of a
jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert!
That's because P. A. has the quality I
You can't fool your taste apparatus any more than you
can get five aces out of a family deck! So, when you hit
Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour
earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes,
you know you've got the big prize on the end of your line I
Prince Albert's quality alone puts it in a class of its own,
but when you figure that P. A. is made by our exclusive
patented process that cuts out bite and parch we you
feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words
to express your happy days sentiments!
Toppy rd bagt, tidy rmJ tint, hanJtam pomd and half-pomd tin
hamidonmndthat daisy, pnscfrco pound cryttal glamm kmtmdor with
tpongm moitttntr Up that kpm the tobacca in rocA perfect condition.
R. J. Reynold Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
ill 1, fellii !
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Tiitnii i a"m'i Wi n
llusiness McIIknIs on the l imn.
We keep a complete record of live- :
stork, showing the cost of each head
purchased, Its age, etc. Also dates,
or breeding and to w hat bred. In !
this way we know the exact date to
make preparations to take rare of the j
females. When we sell off any stock,
a record Is made showing gain or loss. ;
As for banking, it seems that In
this age of progressive business no!
man should fail to hnve a bank ac
count. We cultivate the local bank-!
er's friendship for he can usually
give us more Information than any
i other business man in the village
j he knows the people, he knows who
; will do to trust, and for how much,
; and many other little things that will
help you. or course we pay all bills
with check, stating on the check for
w hat It is to pay. This not only give
ns a record of the expenditure, but
the cancelled check is a receipt
against the bill slid we can always
make the exact change when paying
with check.
As to advertising, we believe the
farmer should use space regulnrly In
his home paper as well as other
methods of publicity. Some time ago
the writer was about to order a pig
from an adjoining state from an ad.
In The Progressive Farmer, when to
his surprise found a neighbor only
seven miles away had the same kind
of pigs for sale; we didn't know It
because he had not advertised the
fact.
We also use a tpyewrlter. believing
It pays as well for a farmer to use
modern methods of correspondence
as any other business man. We us
ually make two copies of a business
letter by using a sheet of carbon pa
per. And we have a small box letter
flle for the carbon copies. The car
bon copy can be referred to at any
time that we desire and we can know
exactly what atatement we mav have
made or propositions submitted In
our correspondence. These letter
are filed alphabetically and are easily
fo"nd when needed. G. . P. Cart
wright, In The Progressive Farmer.
mm
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WE OFFER YOU
QUALITY GROCERIES
- ""1 ALL THE TIME
It means economy, satisfaction, go.nl liUiig for you to buy such
goods.
In making our purchases our Immediate profit is not considered
it Is your welfare and, as a result, your pcnimtwnt trade.
We are consistent, therefore. In reiiiesting your business.
QUALITY-
ECONOMY
SERVtCF
fgANCV C- STAPLE GROCfRIES 4
lAf4K ST. j MOAyffOF,77?rj
THE
DUALITY
GROCERS
When you have
Money you have
Friends.
Have you ever noticed that when a man is known to
have money in the bank he invariably has friends,
many friends? Not necessarily because he has mon
ey, but because the possession of a banking account
is a strong indication of his success in life and suc
cessful men are always admired.
We invite you to open an account with us today.
The Savings, Loan and Trust Co.
U. B. l!cd inc. President 11. R. Clai k. Cashier
You haven't a single banking need, consistent
with sound banking practice, that we will not gladly
fill.
Even if you should come to us on a quest that the
liberal policy of our Bank could not meet, you will
be treated courteously and we will be grateful for
the call. ;
Your every banking need will have prompt, effi
cient, courteous treatment here.
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NATIONAL
Silver
King
Sewing
THREE
STYLES
$35.00, $37.50 and $40.00.
THE W. J. RUDGE COMPANY
Monroe, N. C.