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THE MONROE JOntXAL. FRIDAY. MARCH S8. 120.
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Strand Theatre
SPECIAL PROGRAMME
Week March 29th to April 3rd.
MONDAY
Paramount Artcraf t Presents
The Incomparable Pair
DOUGLAS MacLEAX
and
DORIS MAY
"WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING
Better than "Mary's Ankle" and
"Twenty-four Hours Leave"
TUESDAY
William F. Fox Presents
His Sir-ier Special
-SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE"
The PivbV.n of the Apes Reduced to the
Terms of Modern Life.
WEDNESDAY
Paramount Artcraft Presents
WALLACE RED)
"EXCUSE .MY DUST"
Beats "Double Speed" and "The Roaring
Road" f -r Thrills.
THURSDAY
ANITA STEWART
"MARY TjEG AX
FRIDAY BRYANT WASHBURN
"THE SIX BEST CELLARS"
W. M. OEILK & BRO
DEPARTMENT STORE
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Warner's corsets
A large shipment arrived today.. Every shape and
style is included in this shipment. Don't miss
these $1.18 to $$.00
WARNER'S BRASSIERS AND
BANDAUX
A large stock of them in Pink and White 4Sc
to . $1.9S
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Gordon Hose
H 300, the famous number, in all colors, $3.50 pair
SILK HOSE
Mil; Hom in utmost nny clr ijtl.tMt, $1.50, Ijti.OO, lpa..-0
SILK LILSE HOSE
Silk I.Mt Hose, uli X si.o, white uml llhick 7.V, Hc up to $1.05
COTTON LILSE HOSE
Cotton I.Me l!oe ami Colors i.v, 2.V, :Mie up to TOc
Ladies' New Spring Neckwear
large New Spring Line to select from in Ordandies, Lace Points, etc 4Sc and uo
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COFFEE
Insist upon having
White House. It's the
countersign for good
coffee costing less than
2 cents per cup, includ
ing cream and sugar.
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Belk Bros.
Carolinas Largest Distributers of
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE.
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lllE MONROE JOURNAL
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We were loia in 1917 and IMS t tint V
Founded in 1S!M bv the present wo went to war to put an end to war; X
ift tiers and publishers, ' 0. M. and R. ,llis XVl!,, W lul l"iins enough for : A
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Let's Talk It Over
The demand for furniture ef i he better grades s Increasing every
day, and for the pat few months wc luivi? noticed a preater demand ihun
ever for the hltlier grades.
line's the reason: Economy does not necessarily apply to the first
cost. Many a family have purchased cheap furniture because they wanted
to eeomomize. but the furniture went to pieces quickly, and it took but a
ihort tlmo to convince them that cheap furniture was not economv.
To be thrifty and economical buy the better grades of furniture. We
have a large display of hi:,h grade furniture s llin,' at reasonable prices.
Come and s-e lis.
T. P. Dillon & Sons
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John iu:.sm-:y. i:ntnr.
for the fidlowinp reason: 494444i4
What is the
Problem in
Your Life?
oi rviiiiineraiion. iiui wnen I ne se;i- , : tt'u i.
file riiiYu tlio nnlv inp:ina nt h:inil wnac is vour answer
fill Hslied Fmli Tuesday ami Filday. t0 , ,,nil t0 rmiire wars we must A to thp flUOStintl
fWtltf'l 1 ulll I ll ! I lllll't llfll' DlfltlllllOIlt J - 1
v i' in i it in- i in ill' iwuj Ptairiiirin.i
of 1917 and 1 ! I S were lies and!?
coi ner of j cnM'Iifi,- This being the case ..
men, we went to France nt as cm-
snders but as gladiators to try ouri
tl..i a Year, Invariably in Advance.
T!)' Journal liuildinir.
'efferson mid Heasley Streets.
Telephone o. 10.
strentrli !iL':iiiiHf f tin lprmnns ntnl f
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A notice to discontinue The Journal I traininc we had we put up a tolerab-
4 ii line.'KSn rv na iinilprHtutiH thai' 1 Iv rnnit ktinu' iimi nra nlitl.tit In
mi do not want the paper when you 'some of the cate receipts.
io not renew your subscription. , "Jack Johnson. Jess Wlllard, the X
New York (Hants or nny other I
worthies of the litiK or diamond pet jy
handsome returns for proving their j J
prowess, so why are not we entitled!?.
to some sort of rake off?
"Our President seems to he the ""X-XXX-.X.X:X"XX"XX-
only one of our public men who has
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nutiiioii!o irpnir shop for the caT
unl reprli' of nil make of rain .on
JIcf'iMtlejr Ilelslit. nt Irtri-MTtlon of
Wmletlioi-o a::il Oil Mill Iloads. "let
ter l'li.e, !ir motto.
am:t thk I'KAci; ti:i:atv
The American soldier went to war
io make future wars impossible. It
was not a war of uKgrandizemeui ;
racial hatred did not inllame his pas-
ioii; he simply went to battle for
humanity. The statesmen of his
country promised, once the victory
was won, to establish a league of na
tions; which, they said, would insure
world peace. He placed Implicit
conlldence in their promises, and
many of his kind died on the battle
field with the only consolation of hav
ing contributed fouiethjlig to univer
sal peace.
When the armistice Was signed,
the eyes of the men centend on
Paris, where, representatives from the
great nations of the world had gath
ered to evolve into something tangi
ble that which they had suffered, bled
and died for. Th"y wilncs.ed the
effoita uf the lust of the militaris
tic casie to tear asunder what they
hal fought for, but their confidence
never wavered. At last wan born the
tiva;y of Versailleg. and thev w..t
overjoyed.
On returning home, however, they ?
found the Senate torn with dis.sen-lB
sion over this trtaty, which was thejll
result of their two years of fighting. (
Still they held out hope of the In-1!
ate fairness of the members of I lie sj
Senate until Friday. March 12. when I
the Reuublican Pennine lend hvi"
Lodge, handed the treaty back to
President Wilson unratified. Then
they awoke to the fact that many
of our statesmen were liars.
Now, having been denied that
which was promised to them, many
of the men feel like the writer in
the New York Evening Post, who Is
out to make somebody pay for the
This writer says:
SHOULD A HUS- 4
BAND F0RGIVE:
See the great answer $
on the screen in the 4;
great William Fox
Special of High Life ?
and Deep Shadows y
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STRAND TUESDAY
lUXSO WASHING POWDER -- You
don't have to rub or boil. Just let
the dirty clothes soak over nliiht.
They'll be clean the next morning.
Price 10 cents a cake Oulledge tc
Snvder.
XOTICK -Those whose accounts for
medical sen ice have been duly
rendered will be receipted for the
amounts at (he Union 1 Him Store.
H. 1). Stewart.
WANTED To sell you rictorial He
view 2 years for $.1.no, one vear
for 2.00. After April 15th It will
be $3.00 per year. Order now
through Charles phlfer, phono
30-R.
kept the faith and not lost sight ofi-V C. R. I. REDS. Cockerels dark
the 'vision'. " ' brilliant red, exhibition qualify,
! from prize winners, half price $5,
Possibly the city fathers can recdn-! '$7.50 each. Eggs from best wln-
cile the sobriquet, "The City of lios-1 nets $5 fifteen prepaid, next $3.00
es," with the dirty condition Into' fifteen. Seven fine large hens $4
which our main thoroughfares have each (all 7 $251 Miss Sadie Cov-
fallen of late. We cannot. j Ington, Wadesboro, N. C.
FOR SALE Pony ami buggy. Sid
ney Yandle, North Monroe.
FOR SALE A one ton Ford truck;
worm drive; in good shape. W. R.
Thomas, Matthews. No. 18.
Monroe Maiket
Rowden cotton
Short cotton
Cotton seed
Younn c hickens
Hens . .
Duller
Hams
Eggs . . . .
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$1.12'
, . 6."-75
. . 75-90
. . 3.1-40
, . 2S-35
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WILLIAM FOX
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Medlin Auto Repair Co.:
trand-Theatre-
sacriHce he made.
"Until this morning I did not believe
In bonuses for ex-suldicrs. excent for
disability; in fact. I was so clad to he
back again safe and sound that 1
went around wilh a song In my heart
and a smile on my lips and no thought ! Z
of anything so mercenary as a bonus. 5
Dut now I am out for everything that 1 Z
can be gouged out of a reluctant "a I
Tuesday
One Day
1 Only
MATINEE 10 and 23c. NIGHT 23 and 33c.
March
30th
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