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THE MOMWF JOrRAL. FR11MV. KFRlirARY 30. 1MO. JOURNAL WANT AOS. OMF CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION K baktlfy helms whites !kkaikks thixk MOMtOK and AIMUT -SI XXY FIUXCE" 1 t'Ol XTY SVKK IIAVK (JIMWS Former Fnfcxi County lan Report Sonic Fvew Kj.iihu.ic the Town to Inlerotiiig (ttiurem-c Between H.ive Reached the Itl.tMHl Mark American and Algerian .Negro, J Mure 19111 Many KMmialra. FOR SALE Mule, $90 top buggy and L0LLOWAY bKOS. aa.e v-old over Mr. Hartley Helms, a native of this , Monroe has certainly Frown since m cars or musical e;iru jicuis county. who vent to f ranee ma a 1910 in the opinion of many readers since coming to Monroe. and eveiy meiuher of the American Expedition- ! of The Journal, who have sent in customer is satisfied, ary Forces despite his forty-odd year . estimate of the i.ouulanon ransins of age. writes ine journal, as fol- frin 4367 to nearly harness, HO. J. T. Marks. Wax- haw SALESMAN WAXTKIk T he sta tioned in Mi mi roe. (itKxl iroMwi Uon for right num. Address llov am, Charlotte, X. V. Church street. F. U. Ashoraft. in Amt tk. EVERYBODY is buyitii, p:ano from ,, from Mt . Holly, where he 1 now 1 county, in their opinion.' has made 11 nllfkifc-u . ahn Hill (1JVA VfAII ... . - 9 "--J living: similar strides. the agent s pront. ..qhe journa js a very old friend i The contest goes merrily on. and of mine. I have been taking it evei Climates are received everv dav. The nn Wi.wUnr sireef lichts and wa- M,,r " " at any following esi imates nave aireuuy aeen I FOR SALE Three fine fresh Jersey cows. 1. B. Kunderburk. Monroe ' Route 7. Phone 3 rings on 42. Grif fin's Mill. ' FOR SALE My home place on Heu ton Heights; between two and three acres of land; seven-room house; good burn and extra good well of water. V. A. Benton. FOR SALE -The Flank Thompson dwelling. I) rooms, all conven iences. Moiuoe lnsuia nee and Inv est me'.it Co.. G. 11. Caldwell. CAR ol hull trade kua:..ll pianos just arrived r.t IIol'.ov ay's Mu.-ic Store. PHONE Xo. 3 for auto transfer. Care ful drivers, and charges reasonable. B. C. Hinson. ter. P. 11. Johnson. time when it fails to show up well recorded 1 feel like a cat does when you nib f. M. lloyte, Monroe. 9110: countv. A LA OA" BRAND GEORGIA CANE Us fur the wrong way. I certainly 41.340. Srup has no equal. Good fori missed it while I was ill France those Mrs. Almette Boyte, Monroe, S139; either "Little Vary" or "Grandma , ntieen montns. connly. 37.310. Lucy." No other srup has its 'Speaking of my service In France. Charles Boyte, Monroe. 62!1; delicious-flavor and rich, health- here is a uood story 1 heard in Tom coiiiim. ?fi.931. gniiu qi:a!:ty. Phone jour grocer An American darkey who had Just ar- George Boyte. Monroe, 7!:T; roun- for "ALAGA1' and accept no . rived in the land of vine de rouge ty. 3S.411. siitute. Henderson S.ider - and say mademoiselles, met an Al- Kuh l ujle, Monroe, 7201; coun- P.m v. wholesale imvr. dilrib....-. setian nec;o soldier. Thinking he ty, 5S.f!. for Monroe and vicinity, was an American darkey dressed In Major Hut. i lliude. Monroe, 4 457: a French uniform, he approached rour.tv. 37.275. HOLLOWAY BKOS. are car Utvi.-rs ni,. i; t.. );, u n;T, Monroe, 6739; in pianos, and Eiiarti:'v to ave Say nigger, how Ions is you bin coi.niy. ".H.lfiT. jon money on i-tme n il" cf i- ,. her here?' " II. I), lliowniu;:, Monroe, 6134; alio that J o:i buy frot:: n :.'u v. "i Algerian negro, net understand countv. 33 t2!i. Par com-1 SHINGLK MILL- Capacity 25.0o0 lJnUh' f per day; outline first-class forest ".inoricnn illiUHT, s's nines iroui .moiiioc don't on nigger off nc;ro: "Now 11 .... k li ...I i n" lour root win cost ou irom .s.k' ,., ,., , ,., , n ,i,.., hin ,. to $7.50 per s qiinre. Give me your ; ,ollur,an i order. J. . Richardson. , ..Alf.)r,.in n,.cro: -par compre. Par FOR SALE Six room house on west FO,. j.;Xx (;00j one-horse farm "'"H'le, Atnericain!' Franklin street. 180 feet deep, for prices. 130 feet front and See V. J. Uudse 'Nigger, if you Waller A. Iiue, Jr., Monroe, 5, i27; county. 12.3S2. Ashe Atkinson Lane, Monroe. 4.- dat 51; (oinity. 12.276. John S. Hinson, W'axhaw. route 5; Monroe. S0:t7; county. 47.552. Zillie Little, I'liionville; Monroe. 6140; comity. 4 2.4 SO. Lola Little, I'liionville; Monroe, Monroe, 5,' KIMBALL. Starr, Adam S 'hoar, Whit ney, Hiiize and Royal pUtsos ire now on the tloor ut Hohow;.y tiros. FOR SALE FIFTY-FOl'R acres of itl W. in. If I'l.lfU tnU'lKlllI) ".Mt-'S- 1 ,wmiitns sarv buildings; good land Murray i all llf "", 00 d: ,ar S020; county, 46.110. Carls ut Heath Morrow Co. compre Irog stuff 1 sho is gwine to k. H. Coxe. route hand you one.' ,7(ni; county. 35,307. FOR SALE 5-tooin dwelling on; Aluerian negro: Par compre: a. G. Giiffin. Chapel Hill; Mon- T.illeyrand Avenue. Possession at "Then 1 guess the American negro r,,e, 6257; county, 38.582. cine. Monroe Insurance and In-1 stood it as long as lie could for he Homer H. Leonard. Chapel Hill; vestment Co., G. B. Caldwell. suddenly knocked the Algerian down. Monroe, 7.777; county, 44.444. I lien lie said: . V. Parker. Chapel Hill; Monroe, "Now. nitcer. when von all talks sui. mnntv i "67 condition, with new tires; one 1917 j, m you sho' belter use d? good old Kate Lcniin'ond! Waxhaw route 4; roni witn new nies. noui cms .u Jnilcd Slates langwiire.' .Monroe. 60SO; countv. 46.000. Fight . "Flu with Fruits !h tors agree that ''flu patients should cat fniit and they also say plenty of fruit aria as a preventative of the disease.. Anticipating the epidemic, we placed large onlers for various fruits, and cau now supply )ou by quhk automobile delivery the following choice varieties: Grape Fruit Apples Tangerines Lettuce Oranges Bananas Lemons Celery Bermuda Onions Monroe Union Mercantile Co. J. S. CAKTF.R. Manager. TWO TELEPHONES 486 good farming land, including the sLE-One lluick "4." in good! Sikes null, three dwelling nouses, two good wells, good orchard, and pasture. Bargain to nuick buyer. See G. W. Baucom, Monroe route, six. or J. A. Baucom at mill. i real barca ut. 1 liey are going to A lilt, jotiuhboy walked up to mis. k. M. McRae, Monroe. 4876; : omcimui cneii. i- . i tie Aiiiericau flaiKey auu ioiu nun ine coiiniy, 33.633. in. BRAND COSTS A trifle r0K SALE Six an Just ordinary 'Syrup' Houston street : a ALAGA' more than but Oh! my what "unequtiled good ness" you do get. No chemicals used to preserve. No sugar ex tracted. Just Georgia Ribbon Cane room house on Houston street: all modern conven iences water lights and sewerage large back lot; on paved street. Fow ler & Lee. as it comes from the plant at ion poU SM.E- Good mule; cheap to a Algerian was a French negro. 'I don't care. said the darkey, "I jest handed him one fer I'ncle Sam. anyway, w hite folks!" 'it lias been five years since I left Monroe, but I still have a warm spot : in my heart for the old town, and en joy a visit 'back home' very much. with enough corn syrup added to give consistency. This is "ALAGA ' brand table sjrup. Ask your grocer. DR. H. SMITH, Eve-Sight Specialist, can be found regularly at his office. Monroe. N. C. the entire fall and win;-1. Modern and up-to-date In everv particular. Have jour eyes examined and glasses fitted quick l.iler. leu Heights. ('. W. BaucoiM. Ben J. R. Pope, Wiii'.'ate; Monroe, 6,- 775; county, 34.525. Cut ion Boyte, Monroe, 67S1; coun-j ty. 37,329. I W. R. Orinaml, Indian Trail; Mon-1 roe. 4367: county. 156.0000. j ,J. A. Price, Mineral Springs; Mon roe, 6125; county, 48,250. j Roy Simpson. Indian Trail, route' Mt. Hollv is quite a little ni'll town. Al present we nave SIX mills i. -Monroe fi7f.il- ronntv 40 1?.-. running: one in the course of con-, i.,mnii Hanev, Marshville. route GROCER today and stniclion: and ou to bo built early j. Vntiroo 6764- countv 40 127 George Browning, Monroe, 7650; CA 1.1. YOl'R have him semi von a can of "Ala- in the summer. We have one plant ga" ribbon cane syrup. It has all here which Is something new In the countv 30 0"0 the quality and rich liavor of the. mill line. It is a mercerizing plant.; Mary Browning, ribbon cane. The finished yarns of this mill reseni-! county". 33,721. hies s'K. and some or it sens for live Monroe. 7650; in Ili'lk-Iti udv building next to pr. Green's dental of lice. LONELY BATCHELOR GIRL, worth $300,1100, wishes to hear from hon orable gentleman under 60. Object matrimony. Write Mrs. Hill, 14 East 6th St., Jacksonville. Pla. FOR SALE - S ver;' 1 F'ord touring cars In A-l condition; price reason able. B. C. Hinson. FOR SALE---Ford cars, new and re built. Wp also carry in stock K.ud roadster, touring and sport bodies. We do high trade paint ine ;mhI top ; buildim: on nil makes. Payne's , Auto Works, Charlotte's Reliable Car Market. 26 East (Hh Street., Charlotte, N. C. i DO NOT DELAY There : re two things you must attend to al once if you want them done ordering a new car or getting the old over hauled. If yon wait until spring you'll surely be disappointed. Come in at once. Serrest Motor Co. 1 11 T l l...... ;... Miw.tn r. ' Office , FOR FINE PIANOS do not fail to see (():lr;1 ;1 ound. Ml. Holly is also q , i. .'.'',.- "t 7 n ' ' Holloway Bros. GEORGE C. TRUITT, Physician & Surgeon. Office over Union Drug Store Telephone No. 465. a very neaiitiy place. I nveu nere tor nmis i.iule. I nloin ille. route 2; a vent- before ! knew where the rem-. Monroe, 6520; comity. 46.450. eierv was! i puecn poeso, Matthews, route 26; Who -. Innocent Abroad?" lb is .Monroe. 53SS: countv. 4 4.24. certainly gna'. Let's have more rs 11 ntpr to,,w, ? loll ALTO CALL Xo. il. ; (Jood Curs. Ciireful Drivers. j H. C. IHXSOX. i ,, ' from him. "I no' ice J oil n Parker Is running or lonernor. nnu jonn vann ior ,.()0i 680l1. ro,inlVi 3:1,531. tonsrress. 1 tiev ar" iroo.t men. and M,.s (i u- Simpson. Marshville. 1 deserve the sui.port of the peo de. ..... u,,,,,.,,.. r,-, , r .,...,.. 571 fi,i county. 42.331. II. W. Simpson, Marshville; Mon Good bid- to all." President Wilson continues to im prove, mid Is up every morning in time for hi!t usual shave. Samuel Gompets has appealed to America not 10 turn "its buck on Rus sia." Charles H. Bichart, wealthy whole-, aler of Memphis, Tenn, Is under ar- F. M. Yandle. Monroe, route 6 Monroe, 5207; county. 24,402. Flossie 1 ese, Matthews, route 26; Monroe, 6u64; county, 45. 60S. Frank Helms, Monroe, route 4; Monroe, .lain; county, 35,3n2. David McRae, Monroe, 5178; coun ty. :'.6.ir.o. Mrs. A. F. Thompson, Monroe, 7, Il2v; county, 46,731. Myrtle Williams, Monroe, route C; 7425; county, 4!i.M!. Griffin , Monroe, route 1 iost ciiargea wun niaKiiig 1 rai'cnueni 1 i, ,,.. income rtvlnrns. I j jj Th return of the railroad- 10 pi I Monroe, M64: county, 4-4 :577. vale ownership on Marsh 1m will John Hinson, I'liionville, route mean the placing of private opera! Ion ; Monroe, 5116; county. 3 5 , f 4 S . on its final trial," in the opinion of i Ruby Heinbv, Monroe, route Herbert Hoover. ., s fMfVf(7i J li mm 1 m 'mMM- l, it 1 1 1 1 I r ,1 ,, 01 ; wm m ;'f;w5 k x'mmmmmmmm tay ' lilt iti,tfV'!lllin, ! ! I f i 1' 1 . III;! iSK Ymm Monioe, t'.o25. No estimate for conn ty.) I F. W. Hayes, Monroe, route 6 Monroe. 6S!M and county 42.852; i S'acy Haves Monroe 6flu0, county1 4:l.o25; Wiiindell Hayes Monroe 6,- 204, county 62,172;'erla Hayes Monroe MI05. county 45,751; Alice Hayes Monroe 6074, county 43,047; ; Nelson Hayes Monroe 8052, county i 50.000; Mrs. Mairgie Hayes Monroe , 7082. county 66,277. Eula Ynndle, Monroe route 6; ' Monroe, 7.004; county, 4 4.641. your smoketasts flush up against a listening postand you'll get the Prince Albert call, ell right! You'll hunt a jimmy pipe so quick and get so much tobacco joy out of every puff you'll wish you had been born twins! For, Prince Albert puts over a turn new to every man fond of a pipe or a home made cigarette. It wins your glad hand com pletely. That's because it has the quality! And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra grance is Prince Albert's freedom from bite and parch which is cut out by our exclusive patented process. We tell you to smoke your fill at any clip jimmy pipe or makin's cigarette without a comeback I Toppy nj if, HJy rid lint, handtom pound mnd half pound tin humidor md that cfecwr, practical pomnd cryttal glaat hmmidor with tpong ms'itmr , top that kpa tha tobacco in tack parf act condition, ft. J. Reynold! Tobacco Co., Winiton-Salem, N. C, Recent llapMiitngs. A bonsus for ex-service men and compulsory military training were an nounced as the principal aims of the legislative committee of the American Legion, members of which were im Washington, Monday for a series of conferences with congressmen. The, national commander of the legion Franklin D'Olier, was present to di rect the activities of the committee. The bonus Issue, which was side tracked after considerable agitation ut the first annual convention of the legion in Minneapolis, through a vote to leave the quest iou to Congress, last week was revived at national head quarters in Indianapolis. It is claimed that on account of the dilatoriness of congress, the legion was determined to press the matter by asking for a specific settlement of a tifiy dollar bond for each month of service per formed during the war. Suti a bonus, is estimated, would co:,t the gov ernment approximately one billion and nine hundred million dollars. The legion already has gone on rec ord as favoring compulsory military training. Changes in the president's cabinet have occurred with such , frequency that the general public may not be as familiar as it might desire to be with the existing personnel. The peo ple know that Mr. Daniels remains secretary of the navy, and that Mr. Raker heads the war department; that Houston is secretary of the treasury and Wilson secretary of la bor, but with the remainder of the composition they are not quite so fa miliar. Mr. Polk is acting secretary of state and may be made permanent secretary. Mr. Payne is secretary of the interior; Mr. Meredith, secretary of agriculture; Mr. Alexander, secre tary of commerce; Mr. Burleson, post master general, and Mr. Palmer, at torney general. Of the cabinet as now constituted, all members are from the west except Daniels and Burleson from the South, and Pal menand Wilson, from the east, Lan sing having also been credited to thpf section. Politically, the west carries the balance of power In the cabinet. 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 Saving's, Loan and Trust Co. It. B. ltedwinc, President II. B. Claik, Caslur. 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 wc will be grateful for the call. Your every banking need will have prompt, effi cient, courteous treatment here. VAX NATIONAL - m - .. am. - Silver King Sewing IS $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00. THE W. J. RUDGE COMPANY Monroe, N. C
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