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Tin: MOVROE JOTOXAL. FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 19!.
TWELVE PACES
Soft Fabrics that Caress Me Skin
Lady Snlw Athletic Underwear Woman
Bodice Mattel
Just as comfortable as brothers. Each garment In a dust-proof Mil
itary container. No dirt. No germs. A new one free if one ripes.
Ventilated waist bands elastic back band New! A step forward
for freedom and common sense. It is for the new womanhood the
woman of today and tomorrow. She has hiked up her shirts and
turned down her high collars, and now she welcomes Lady Sealpax.
which fills a want she haa felt lung and keenly. Women will ad
r..lre themselves in It. '
CRO WELL'S VARIETY STORE, .
A ( leiiii Itiiro of Business,
CENSUS ESTIMATES
SPECIAL SESSION OK I.Etil- '
I.AM III. VIU. IU SY ONE
li
Uncle Sarn says
of Life Insurance
That $10,000 is the right amount for the
young man in the army to carry. On this
basis we say the right amount for the young
man out of the army to carry is $3,000. As
you prow older you can take more from
time to time. We can write policies up to
$100,000, but $10,000 will dry many tears. .
i ' . - - . -
Death, Debt
,t
and the Sheri ff
If your home is mortgaged, that is the com
bination your widow would have to face
unless you have a life insurance polity suf
ficient to pay off the mortgage.
''Life insurance is the only mint where sym
pathy for the widow is coined into cash."
Investigate our famous "Carolina Special"
Policy.
GORDON IBS? CO.
'
State Agents
PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE COJIPANY
Monroe, N. C.
The SIKES Co.
W L Price. Rt 5 . . . 5.077 34707
CM Redfearn. city .. . 4:22 36022
V J Almond. Union. 1. .11U63 67777
Reamer Moore. RED. S(00 3SOO0
Clarence Moore. II F D 5020 38992
John Moore. R P D .. 5018 40012
Lou L Moore. R F D . . 5012 39992
NYta Moore. R F D . . 5110 4011C
Pauline Moore. R F I . 5115 38500
Cleone Moore. R F I) . 5120 39510
B F King. Mill. Sp'gs 1 IS8K 44222
Mrs B F King 10.133 42231
J L Tomberlin. Itt 8 . . 8211 49211
Mrs J I. Tomberlin. U. 8 7 ji'6 51708
Julia Tomberlin. K 8 . "772 63708
Lois Tomberlin, R 8 . . 8!23 47891
J V Tomberlin. R 8 . . 7511 528U
Preston Tomberlin. 1! 8 7.C12 42214
Alice Tomberlin. R S . 9211 79 480
I irgie Tomberlin. R 8 .10"37 48211
Fadie Rape. R y . . . . 7832 41311
R K Helms. R 4 Son:, 38023
Mrs R K Helm. R 4 . . 4'"0t 37035
R 1) Helms. R 4 .. .. 5i53 388S
Mrs V K Cason. city . .V'fiS 40359
Helen l": son. city .... 3 2 9 4021
Chatty N.al Cason. city uvil 41011
Aimi NVIson. tiiy 4717 11021
Mrs' Alice Nelson, citv . 4.'.27 34587
W L Rape. l F I) . :. 4 2 43583
Eunice Broom. R 4. . . 7130 49G99
Mabel Broom. R 4 . . . 6709 50575
Mrs M A Broom. R 4 . . 9639 55653
M A Uroom, It 4 . . . . 5690 45656
John T Brewer, city . . 6"31 44169
John Brewer. Jr.. city . 6139 45436
Louis Brewer, city .. . 57!'il 38193
Mrs John Brewer, city . C335 39557
C I) Benton. Cnionville 6213 4S392
Edwin Oriffl t. Marsh'lo 6983 37962
Agnea m-lma, Win. It 1 997 36315
Horace it Ims. Win. It 1 4S63 34753
Mvrtle Helms. Win. It 1 4965 38170
Homer Helms, Win R 1. 6391 40115
(Mrs. L A Helms. W. R 1 4773 37243
'Florence Holms. W. R 1 6371 39327
B Hauev. Marsh. R 1.6763 40126
Mrs II Smith, city .. . 5182 37415
Mrs D Hunllev. citv . . 5010 27319
M Rushing, city .. .. 4821 38019
V E Helms, R 5 .. .. 5515 39075
F. S Wood, fit v ' 6539 49431
Edward Wood, city .. . 6753 43689
Mrs E S Wood, city . 6328 47258
T P Redwine. city .. . 5567 45637
J B Williams. Marsh. 2 6641 48536
Harrv Murphy, R 5 . . 3773 23998
EEtclle Murphy. R 5 . . 3713 90719
J C Craig. Vahaw It 4 7882 38772
Mrs L W Cuthbertson,
Waxhaw, R 4 . . . . 6092 41222
Bonuie Craig. Wax. 4 .. 7421 38441
J T C Wright Cnionville Bono 45000
Mrs. Wright 3530 50000
L 3 Grlfiin, Unionvillo . 7287 43787
Heath Benton, Unionv'e 6544 42829
Kor Pnsser. Cnionville 7028 44383
Sallie Hill, R 2 59S7 51988
Louise Morrow, city .. 4268 35278
Ruth Secretit, city .... 5017 38106
A J Secrest. city .... 4682 38974
Martha Whitton, city . 5713 36032
Nell Lonev. city .... 557S S7360
Edward Graveloy. city Cfi36 38432
Marion C.ravcley, city . 8723 4 6881
S It Kinir. M'l Si";". ?640 38429
Luther Morris. Mallh's 7452 42138
HuriU Ford. Matthews 4999 13777
Lovd Ford. Matthews . 4311 12103
Ira Morris. Matthew, . 6318 40000
Ta Itait-K hi eu VatuaiMii To Ik
lri-L U'utiiMti uflv.i:;. W.ll 1W
ably lie Voted On ail immiw Ual
JurMiM' Wi'l Cutiie I v -I ragl
f .atiau4 IKhuI lkraiiM. Vgoliat
cl By Mr. Wllxm.
tBY OBSERVER )
And i he League of Nations so far
aa tln country la at pit sent concern
ed i Uead. It s done to death pri
nianh V e. 'i.-e Mr. Wilson negotiated
il. 1 i'e hole iiUu to make campaign
capital out of it was hatched out be-
fore thf ireuiy was published and)
when no one in ill is country knew1
wlui it would coutuin. If a Repub- ,
licau president had aeut that treaty
Special Notices
'jd cent a word each Insertion.
STRAYED OR STOLEN Tan and
white feiuailt setter pup about 4 ' Y ., .,
months old. Reward for Mine. , nU U
S. IL Helm, at Cril tins' stable. i
FOR KENT The Young'ulood placs
four un4 one-half miles from town.
a two-borse farm with fifty-focr
acres in cultivation. Good houea
aad barn. See Mrs. E. F. Garland
at Mis. Gua Horton'a
FOR RENT To unfurnished rooms
rooms for light house-keeping.
Phone 93-J.
SPECIAL Only a few cans left of
Ala;a Brand Syrup. "Its Merit h-;
What Teils," at 18 tents a can. ;
The Variety Store, A product of i
busimss t-xpt-rieiict'.
FOR SALE A dreiraMe lot on West
Franklin s'teet. V;-s. Ida Pointer.
to a Republican wnale II would have . yvil s.LKt:enuiue I'or?o Rico po- ,
been litaiitd iliiot.t the dot l ins of j tU!o plants. Book ordeia now for
an additional I or the cwsins of en-, a,,(I !;1V d,.iv,.rv. (V.-!i iici.t !
other i. And candor compels i:s to) i.femaranv .ler; 2.5o a ihousaiid :
admit thai ii inisht have been done to j Knit'!.i. .Miitro.- K..i te 1. 1
d"ai!i by a lleinocral k' .-ena'.e had it j '
bi! a hent in by a I'.epr. jiican press-j FoK SALE Nice Spanish jtiek. 7i
dent. So often do we liud out hat years old, or will exehuue tor oh-
: the other pari want!' to do and then r nock. Fine record. W. K.j
take i lie opie ite side. The lonue;-! Fmidetbiirk. Rot !e 8. .l-iniu'.
!lhe matter wi-h dra'.n out the less i I
iehan v ihe tieaiv had. It stands for;fU-' mll-iuh iui. iiew waunaiiiiiK
jan attract ut. a 'and lor ideas contra- i ' '' cotton d at il.30 per bucliel.
!ry to what th!-' country has Inui; be-u i',,st if,;'l et once.- V. Y. Pur-
lati :lu and he.ic? there were so ttiauy ! m r. Cmoini!le, Route 2.
ithiiius that this man or thai wauTP,,.,,n ... . ,.., ,
could urce against it that the longer TeR ) -.f,'' "U home on Rout,,
lit was put Its ih more objection.' tZZ''!
mr.. ,...;.i Th. .l c.l.l.... ntl.l .immr.N i
prmr.icted illnes of President Wilson i
served to aire it fur; her delay and
his f .Tlit ad. Notify me of where-
abunts. Isaac Elijah Lytle.
During last nea!cu
did not have a im:Ie comlaiut in
regard (o the quality of wect po
taJo i lauu told by us. Would ou
like to kuow how we manage to
deliver li:t - class plains earU
Spnti);? We select a few busbela
of the very best shaped poiatvies,
which we Led lo themselves, from
this bed e set out our early patch,
front this patch we take the strong
est, healthiest vim's to yet om etxl
i-afih, from which we i;t the po-
tnim-s to bed, the foIlow;us S; rinsr;
this- tcg'Hher with careful eH.. (na
tion nl ; ll partiaMy rotted po':'oes,
a three ;.t: rotation of -.I'i l. rula
wheie oiatce are mi?.-d ir bed
dti', has 'en us plaiiH lii.t era
wcoud to none in tjuali'y. l'i;t:its
will be rtady lor ileiixery May 1st.
and later, $ per tlioiatu1.. f. u. b.
Jreeuotd. t 50 per thousand Iti
ordT.) V.'e raise Puerto lUi
Yanm, cxi hisivt ly. S. J. Tliim:w
sou, Orwnwood. S. C.
CCT CLASS at McCalPa.
FOR SALE Old creaLiery biiildiuS.
J. Frauk W illiam!!.
FOR SALE I ai'i bo'ikiii ordeia for
the genuine Porlo Rico potato
plants. SVe me at the Cooivraftva
Mercantile Co. T. C. Ilat-kr.
lark of support. Tl:i rontciition by I
sotin' geua'iMs that v do not need lo I
I interfere in foreign r Hairs was foolish
in the lisl.t of Ihe senate's action in
FOR SALE O'J RENT See Billy j MeCALL ha new line of Jewelry.
Renton's residence on Benton ' .,'.,,. . "
H.m.'Mj J II Vver lh. II. SAiliII, Lye-i;lit Specialist,
ndoptinir n resnlutinn in behalf of Ir-j FOR SALE 700. wu to KoO.eOO ftvt
j Ish independence. This last Is the
Ichenpest pive of politics that the sen
!ale has plaed.
All of the candidates for Governor
have declared thetiiseiws us opprov-
, in k the revaluation law and this is a
good thing because it means the suo
jeess of thai measure. Of course Ihe
I revaluation mm have been In effect
'loiiK bo fore the uew governor shall
'come in but I ho object aimed at,
'namely, a betier and fairer tux sys
tem in the State, will need further
j friends and further t Sorts. It w as
I tmanitiiouiily passed by both houses of
I the last legislature, all Democrats and
i all Republicans voting for it, and in
Its (inception and adoption was as
tlitnu as any
will be oat of town tor "awhile Ut
ter April 1st. Come now, hare
your eyes examined, glasses liitted.
of Fecond erowth old lleld ;iiae tim
ber about three miles from Crow- 1 i
b.r':. W. K. Fuiitlerbiirk, Rente ''l'1 SERVICE Red wine Kentucky
jaca ai rraiiK rollers oarnviit
mm
Splendid assortments
tt nr..i r
Wagons and Harness.
Blacksmith, Harness
and Machine Shops
The SIKES Co
r - - - -
lnited States Railroad Administration
I ; 1 : I Director General ol Railroads ' .
SEABOARD
Air Line Railroad
Tralna Arrlva
No. 14 from Charlotte ... 5.60 a.m.
No. 12 from Atlanta ...... (.45 a.m.
No. 34 from Ruthcrfordton 10.55 a. m.
No. 5 from Richmond .... 7.55 a. m.
No. 19 from Wilmington .. 11.45 a.m.
No. 15 from Monroe
No. 29 from Monroe
No. 31 from Raleigh 2.40 p.m.
No. 20 from Charlotte .... 5.50 p.m.
No. 30 from Atlapta ...... &.50 p.m.
No. 16 from Rutherfordton 9.10 p. m.
No. $ from Atlanta 9.35 p. m.
No. 13 from Wilmington . . 10.35 p. m.
No. 11 from Portsmouth .. 11.35 p.m.
C. T. HAMULI
Ticket AgenL
Leave
5.55 a. id. for Wilmington.
6. 50 a. m. for Richmond.
11.00 a- ui. for Raleigh. -
8.00 a. m. for Atlanta.
11.50 a. m. for Charlotte.
8.10 a. m. for Rutherfordton.
11.55 a. m. for Atlanta.
2.45 p. m. for Rutherfordton
6.00 p. m. for Wilmington.'
Monroe.
Monroe.
9.45 for Richmond.
10.45 p. m. for Charlotte.
11.45 p. m. for Atlanta.
JOIIN T. WEST.
Division Pajwenger AgenL
Pay
Your
Taxes
Those failing to pay their
taxes by the 16th day of
April will have their prop
erty advertised for sale.
This is fair notice, and tax
payers are urged to make
settlements at once.
JOHN GRIFFITH
Sheriff of Union County.
f , Monroe.
Houston's station live miles vest
of here. Fee f 10. Foal pua:.n
leed., Weight 1100 pouuds.--v iU
linm'l'cwler.
Send The Journal to that far-away son, daughter, or
friend. Each issue will be like a letter from home to them.
,Ve Hate 50
Head FreH
' Mnlea ',-frtfiii' '
,900 to 120O
pounds, Kelt
broke ready
for work.
.AIJO SOMK FIXE IUIOOI)
LMILS.
t;ive ui a look.
V
FOWLER & LEE.
DR. P. M. ADERNETHY
VETERINARIAN
Office: '
Fowler & Lee Stable
Monroe, N. C.
Phone 308.
Residence Phore 159-J.
ue::r a non-partisan thinu a
piece of legislation could be. And il
,1s a wUe piece of lenislatlou and will
Maud to the eternal Rloiy of the
Bickett administration heiause the
! Governor u from the very TirHl the
j prime thinker and mover In the mat
ter and ho lias worked day and niulit
ion it.
i .
j Without doubt the women in North
Carolina will have the rlnhi to vote
Ibrtore (he next election rolls round.
Will they do it? How will they di
vide in the matter of ,iar;y? Will the
I si . mi i led woliien vote the ticket ot
their hubbuiida, and will the iitiniar
vied ones follow brothers, fathers,
Ifwfrt hearts and their family tradi
tions? For the moft part they will.
It is no discredit to them to nay this
hpcail.se the men certainly would un
der like rirruniMiances. Oh, of course
there will be exceptions, but this will
be for the tuoRt part the rule. Moat
women are IVinocnits or iU pub
licans If I heir men folks have been.
They have heard the doctrines of the1
party and will all be born into a po
litical pet ty at one time sorter like we
are all horn Into n particular church
and clinK to It afterwards. The vote
of the women will mean a doubling of
the total vole if the fair ones po to
the polls and this will be about all at
first until they becin lo Ret their ler.r
Ings and flpure It out for themselves.
A special session of the legislature
is to meet about the first of July to
accent the revaluat ion and levy lli
tax rale upon the new valuations. It
will be a rule so low thai people will
open their eyes. The legislature can
receive pay for only twenty days for
a special session ami the members will
not stay longer than this. While they
are calied together for the one partic
ular purpose the body can do anything
It w Ishes after it once gets in session.
Governor Bickett has said that he
will ask It to ratify the woman suf
frage amendment and tlioiinh enough
states may have come in before that
time, still the leaders of (he suffrage
' cause are anxious for our stale to
PRss the ratifying act. Governor
Bickett has not been an active advo
cate of suffraze but now he says lhat
we can hear the swish of the advance
jing nklrt and see the waving of the
plumes as the new army of voters an
nroach and there Is no use to he bull
headed and stiff-necked about It!
Then, too, there will he a demand for
certain road legislation and ever
member will have n f KvnM ills'
snd a Itogplher the memners win nayoi
1 plenty tn do. A lecislature once In
session Is like n stampeded herd. It
can't be controlled.
....I t..t'i.. 1 nm.v liiffa f llM
I nyillir iirnr ...lit. ,f ......
I ownership of that tiog. wen, m
Squire Is not the only man who has
gone bnck upon a rounding canine
friend this year. Every one who ad
I mils Ihe ownership of a dog must pay
i tax upon hint as provided by Frank
j Ray'a literary gem. Xo doubt the tax
listers could tell a story of maiiv dis
avowals of love. But the Squire
seems to have none back on hin dog on
the grounds of character and not tax
ation, and that is an unseemly thing
to do.
WANTED Four good hands at $65
per nionih; garden truck patch and
good hou:e niriiisht d free or will
inf n.fiil li.iul ii : It... ljtf nlTiii'ilM'
l-.ni i,..mi.i r..i-iiiir ".no i.nmwln JliT IU.l MEI) Line Waieru . nS
s.:da per acre for cotton. The land I ' 'u,ul i'ii l'is. self-tillen. $3
U almost readv for planting. Near j each. idet all. Jeweler.
tow n, school ami church; daily mNOS n.N0S- We have a h .ma
mal!; pi.bltc roul; no dulls or f , .
boll vvev.ls. - Home Land Co . M .
Uitnii, N. C.
lll1IOL? Villi iJAl t." llmiim mill lf
on Sunt ii Stewart street. See Ton!
Rosnl.
FOR SALE Just received car No. 1
Timothy hay. Monroe Ice & Fuel
Company.
FOU UKNT House on Fast Wind
sor street. M. H. Kichardson ir
P. H. Johnson.
JIST RECKIVKD Big line or baby
rhits. MrCall.
FOR SALK or Rent Seven-room
house on Park Avenue. Fleet rie
lights and city water. W. L. Earu-lutit.
FOR SALK Six-room house o'
Houston street; all modern conven
iences water lights and seweragtj
large back lot; on paved street,
Fowler & Lee.
FOR $2 YOU CAN CKT a $2.75 Wa.
terman Ido.il fountain pen, b'f-IilW
er. at JlcCall's.
: FOR SALE 5-room dwelling on
1 Talleyrand Avenue. Possession at
THE UB.'T tire for the tuonev. Buv' once. Monroe Insurance mid Iiw
a Fiik tire and be satistied. We, vestment Co.. G. It. Caldwell.
guarantee these casings in every
way. Three styles risk red top.
SILVERWARE at McCnll's.
7, ioo miles; Fink, black nonskid rjiONpQRAPHS A cr of new mea
'Cor-O hftlea, and the best of air -H arrived. Holluway's MAisio
8. t)H0 miles, the Fisk cord, the host House. 1
nude. All of these tires are guar
anteed not lo i lm cut. Come and
li us show yon why it pays to buy
the best. We have now all Ford
sizes. Cobles Cash Garage.
RINGS Every description
Call's.
at Mc-
FOR SALE The Fulenwider farm, a
mile and a half north of the court
house. Six-room house; one hun
dred and lifteen acres of laud. Pos
session given at once. This place
will he sold at a bargain and must
go at once. R. F. Price.
DARDANELLA The new dauro Hhn
ord In four different styles. Hdlla
way's Music House.
SAVE MONEY by buying your Wa
tertuan Ideal fountain pen from
McCall. $2.75 value for $2.
WANTED To buy a good
Ran -om Montgomery.
niul- -
CMEO P.KOOC11E8-McCall's.
-Full line at
FOR A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT go
to Hollaway's. Monroe, N. C.
FOR SALE Ford cars, new and re.
built. We nlso carry in stock Ford
roadster, touring and sport bodies.
We do high grade painting and top
building on all makes. Payne's
Aulo Works, Charlotte's Reliable
Car Market. 26 East 6th Strett,
Charlotte, N. C. ' t
CYLINDER REBORING ,We now
have as part of our Ford repair
tools the best tOOl.I'lHe for tills
woik. Foes a factory . Gives
joa.tuoie power and Uilloaue to
bore- your cylinders, the right way
apt! best wfy, if they lined II.. Stop
that oil leak .and plugs.
Give tin yourlneti job fidiget il
(lone with lhj best loo'. QVma in
and let its show you whj .--robleV
l.l.sn uurag". , , i
; i . . i I,,
MEET YOUR FRIENDS at Slmpspti'g
drug store and join our citctilat :nff
Library. '.
WANTED Four or five hundred
cords pine wood, preen or dry.
Icemoilee Cotton Mills Co.
FOR SALE The Frank T!um; psoa
dwelling, '10 rooms, nil conven
iences. Monroe Insurance and lav
estmrul Co., G. 12. Caldwell.
LONELY BATCHoLCi: GIRL, wprth
$300,001). wisher, to hear from on
oralde .gentleman under (10. Ob
ject. Matrimony. Write Mrs. Hill
14 E;ut 6th St.. Jacksonville. Kla.
TWO DOLLARS EACH Watei tuans
self fililng lountain pens at :Mc-
CaU'H. .
I
FOR SALE One good mule, four
years old. W. II. Thomau, Rtj 18,
Matthews. N. C.
DR. 1 B. C. REDFEARN.
DENTIST. I
Office over Heath-Morrow
Company.
Ph.one 232. Monroe, N. G
APPOIMMKATS FOR HI tK!
TOWNSHIP.
1 Under the Revalgatimi Act rs pass
ed by Ihe General Assembly, Session
. 1919, you are requ'red to meet MP or
my assistants at one of the fullow ing
places in your township and list your
polls and personal property:
1 Broom Strrnes' store, Saturday
! 27th. March, 1920.
i Sandy Ridge, Monday, 20th March
1920.
Prospect, Tuesday. 30th March,
1920.
It. W. Elliott's store. Wednesday.
March 31. 1920.
There is a heavy penalty for failure
to list your property end comply with
the law.
M. L. FLOW, County Supervisor.
WE HAVK openod up a new 'jmirkiM
at No. 8, South Main Strdei and
. .iviund it' The Star Market, r
W."J. Vi!ltes, one of. 'th oldt
market huh in the. city, win bj f
charge, assisted hy Mr. 'A. Jl. 1.4'.
who will be glnd to serve thuir cuk
Hiid frietidf, and Mr. W. E. Fun
derburk, with his entile eei ienoe,'
will endeavor to keep t item sup
plied with the best meats possible
from this section and wester1!!
North Carolina. We will carry a
full line of everything that Is kept
In a first class market, and ask for
a share of your trade. Phone No.
Is8. The Star Market.
ITOR HALE Five or six hcnij of
!yhor"s and mules. T. J. Price,
Monroe Bottllu? Works.
WH HAVK what you want In; Jew
u elry AlcCall.
FAIRBANKS .IORSE oil engines;
Corn Mills, Feed Grinders, Shingle
Mills. Wood Split Pulleys, Rubber
Beltiua, Fwin Lifting Outfits. Lot
us quote yu. Lhmmus Machinery;
ConV,ny.;Spartqiibura. 8. C. s
FOUR COOT MULKS FOR SALE
Caf,t) or pood paper. J. W. I.ncy.
Jio:u-l
and
WANTED Applicants for the Rutt
erford Homital Training School for
NuiT.es. The Rutherford Hospital
offers l!HPcpic! riitnrtnnltles for
surgical tr-.lpii.r, r.vd part of the
course may b? lak1!! at Pellevue
Allied Hospitals In New York Cit ;
IT (ter.ired. Tupils w hile training I
r"c Ivo tnaintennnce, medical attetj- i
tion nnd an allowance sufflcieiit hp
cover cost of nnlfornJs and books
For further Information addreg'
Miss Freda Wr. Warden, tt. N. Supl
of Xiirses. Rutherfordton. N. C. f
FOR : SALF. Five room
lot' on Fast Curtis Siroft
Manguni. Phone 333-J. '
FOR SALE Tho Arey plan ne-r Co
ble's mill, 4 miles frou OnUfcro.
182 ncn; 400.000 feel tif tiiober.
Place linfi well; twe tenalht horses.
This place is go'ng at once. pt. V.
Price.
Dr. Edward J. Williams
PHYSICIAN AND
Sl'HGKON
The l..te Dr. l'liliaiiH'a P.cshlcnee
WATCJII. Watches, Watchcs
llne at VeCnll's.
-Fuft
SIMMONS guaranteed watch chalnr
at McCall's.
WANTED Hands Tor shlmtl- mlll-n-
Ooo(i warn L. R. Broom
Mineral Springs Rt. 1.
M. C. Howie
FI.IXTP.ICAL UONTP.ACTOn
The years of sr.llsfaclory work
that we Jiavc do:u tor the people
of Monroe Is the best reco'iiuiend-
at ion for any one seeking an elee-
i
triral contract. We solicit yours on
the bash of this reputation. !
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