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Kinirr ir;r TIIEMONROK Jnntx Tl F-iPtV. JTXK 1. IMrt. rir.irr PAr.ra READ This List of S EED I Hare in M.nk: Alfalfa. AMU timer. While Dutch Ckrer, J:tp.iin tler. Tiimnhj, Orchard linuut, keiiluckr Blue tlnm. Tall Mehn (kit GraM, Itye Sthlan (irasa. Cow IVas Soy lican. Velvet lieaus, swr.1 Corn. Millet. Rape, VeUli, Solatium, I "allure aiu Lawn Mivluiv All eeil in araMMi. HEADQUARTERS F. B.ASHCRAFT FOR SEED wil t: or i ki n ii im;i-ukt l;i KlIS THK IXIVTI.Y HAT lie iiirliuletl iu all woilcl-wide tle. 13. America has no artistic atmos phere nothing but colossal wealth. Wa. IVvmiiIc! l Mine. IK-h h.iml b H. Kate of exchaiiKe stv Auier .. , . ,. 'iea unfair advantage over Pari cre- ll.e Aiik'IK.iii Millim-t Johlier lators. .Ivm laiiim ami tM .mhk !w . Aim-riiii Took Ailanl;ttfe f l'arix 1'iiiini; War, A :i--i'iilcli from New York a Ifcjt 1'itsulciU IWeluiiel ot France n?S;i.-ii to eenuit .Mine. U -M'hanel to uccei.t i ho Jj.U'i" hat oiTenM h r by ;.t'i'J At uticiii tnii:i!i"ts tor her ia- t'li.'M'ii.eiii of the "four seawiii for Illi'liiU'l ." I 'i'hi.-s w .is announced a! I lie cortveii-1 in." nf the M.ll.ueiy J:tb'-n. Asm :-! al , w hen a letter a read from! AiMiJ-;-'ior JusseranJ. d s lumi the! VmnIiiu UINoii, IHJO. tTKKTHS VAN DYKE. In The New York World ! Stricken he tivls heneath his tattered hamier: Hravelv he fought (some say not i-ely and not well I ; Eaclts he has s) o n tsre yon and 1' without them?!: Silent he Mauds a"!-d Ihe hordes Of hell. (f l'ie world" toil Aiiietican creation nude ftoin tnate ri.:l si!'i'!.el by each of the 4$ Stales a.id tic -.orated with nue paradise; jil'imeK. each ctisiuu $3i. j ihe letter. aiMreed io Henry S.! i'.c.nhanl. iresnieiit jf the. asj.iH'i-j sit inn. read: 'I a-u instructed hy the I're.-ident , f the republic to inform ou that he' sincerely appreciates the motives of, Then spake the .N'int who never hath jour offer, on hehalf of American ! fotKOtten milliners of M.eciullv devised hat ' I-"' '" "ll!1 of "J calli,'!, ... .... i. i ' Iom :iinl wiim: Swift is the eoiiiitl forccttinc Vuil.mt iiiitlus and ceaseless and praer; Failure is his I aire ou and I suc cessful?!. Now who will sak for kit.t any any here? for Mine. Ueschanel. He jauua those interested in the scheme in hopiu " the vidor of gallant ii'sh en- Ihat. iu this loo. nainely. a question iinceruiK both trade and art. the two countries will more and more work lojtether for their conituom advant age. "As for the cift Itself, aince it is not possible for Mm. Denehanel to re. reive, under such conditions, any Rift of value, the President beits you to realize your Intention, for w hich he begs me. however to tender ou his niucere thinks." inc re thanks." Haidly had the r.'.i.liti'!; of this let ter ended. when a cable was read from the i'oeiety for 'he improvement of millinery art in France. Kivinit "11 Iwiints" why Mine. Psrhanel should not accept the Kilt. The poiuts were: 1. Pad precedent Paris only style center. I 2. America took advantage of Paris liir:ns war. Americans d.mgennislT resource- ful. 5. Paris Milliners nbject to aeceept silv hat as $".nno . Bi a novelty as Eiffel tower. !. Paris milliners object tn accpet anre of hat. 6. Such n i Tt is like carrying coals lo Newcastle. T. South American trade stolen from Pari hy New York. R. American prohlbitlmi will help Paris rejrain South American trade. 0. America should not Rive away what it will not buy paradise. 10. American milliners uhould be content to buy the dictate of Paris. 11. American buyer already are dlciitorial toward Paris creators. They want what they term "American Hlyle." This must stop. 12. The label "made it) paris" must dear or; History will witness to the work that he has done. Announcement We take pleasure in announcing that MR. FRANK ELLIES has been elected manager of our store. He will he assisted hy Miss Outen. and Mr. Diven Helms. A continuation of your patronage is solicted In France some American ,nc fr. were sitting beside ihe road. wa behind the battle lines. watch: troops moving forward lo the fiout. These iurm-s were rommentiiii: en the names of the regiments whiih marched by. Many of the region n-s raised in England were named tor Ihe counties iu which they were recruited, as "Kentish Uiflea." Third Yorkshire Infantry." "Xort hum in land Lancer." and ro forth. I As these llritish troops marched by. one of the neeroes took delight In calima ut the nam or number of Ihe re-t incut. Suddenly down the road r.une a regiment of Highlanders in kilts. The Negroes had never before seen a " "kiltie regiment" and one of them cried: "My! M ! Look dere. S.un, what am dal? Iey is too big t-'i women and dey rain't be men V.i:i dey is wearing skirts; what do y ' it all s'uppose dey is?" "Why." said Sua. "dey is dal Mid dlesex regiment." Monroe Union Mercantile Company. Stop! Look! Listen! NOTICE THE SKAItoAUn All! I. INK Kill WAY COMPANY WILL OPIII ATE A PEKSONAIJ.Y COX- ll (TED TOCR, l I KOM HAI.EIt.H. N. C. ' l THllOl'liH M.EEPINti CAEs TO THE I E.MtK P.ATIC -NATION AL ! COWENTIOX SAN FA( IM'O, I'ALII'OKNIA. i 1 Trains will leave Raleigh at 1:10 P. M.. June loth, arriving San Fran cisco 2:3C P. M. June 25th, routed via Richmond, Cincinnati, Si. Louis. Kansas City and Denver. Summer ex. cursion Tickets with final return lim it September 30th, w ill be on sale, al lowing slop over privileges at any point returning. Hound trip fare from Kalt'ith returning same mute above. 1 14H.66. including tax. Pflll man fate front Raleigh, loww berth, 22.6S; upper berth, $18.14, Includ ing tax. Round trip ticket on sale at slightly higher rate allowing holdet to make going trip as above and re. turning via another route. Tarty will be accompanied by Mr. John T. West, Division Passenger Agent. Seaboard Air Line, and Mrs. West, who will look after interests and comforts of all passengers. Those desiring to attend this convention or visit the Pacifl Coast will kindly make reservation al once with C. T. Harrell. Agent, Mon roe. X. C. JOHN T. WEST. D.P.A.. Raleigh, X. C. THE fomraW. Mi 11 Pace O 1H from this Congressional District will speak in the COURT HOUSE m 1 TVT lumyiHJiine m AT EIGHT O'CLOCK in the interest of his candidacy for Governor Citizens oj an walks of life are urged to be present Ladies Especially Invited mi Efird'S ALL THIS WEEK Purchase Stock off Silks and We Will Put Them on Sale All This Week, the EHrd Way for Less. $3.00 36-inch all Silk Foulards, new patterns $1.79 36-inch Aledo Silk, all colors 88c 36-inch Tezzo Silk, all colors $1.18 $1.50 36-inch Linen Pongee, all new colors $1.18 $3.00 40-inch Crepe de Chine, all colors $1.48 40-inch $2.50 Georgette, all colors $1.48 $1.50 Silk Poplin 98c Susquahana Silk Poplin, Black, Navy, Blue, Old Rose, etc. only 98c $2.50 TAFFETA $1.35. :JG-inch TafTeta, colors Old Rose, Green, Flesh, White and Grey; Our Price 1 $1.35 GEORGETTE CREPE $1.38. 40-inch All Silk Georgette Crepe in White, Black, Navy and Flesh, $2.50 quality, for this week S1.38 $:.00 quality Plain Georgette in all colors $1.85 PRINTED GEORGETTE 40-inch Printed Georgette in all new patterns $:.00 quality, at $1.3S $4.00 quality Printed Georgette m all new pat terns $1.85 Don't Mils this Big Silk Sale This lot contains almost any kind of Silk you may want and at a big saving to you. EFIRD'S are Well Known for SILK VALUES. When it comes to selling Silks Cheap, 'tis Efird's Long Suit. Come Early While the Selection is Good. $4.00 HOSE AT $2.65 Ladies' full fashion fine gage Silk Hose in Black with White Clocks and White with Black Clocks, also Self Clocking and Dropstitch Clocking, very special at $2.65 NATURAL COLOR PONGEE 33-inch, Natural Color Pongee, per yard 33-inch, $2.00 quality Pongee, at 95c $1.18 CREPE DE CHINE 40-inch Crepe de Chine in all colors, $2.50 value $1.38 $3.00 quality Crepe de Chine in all colors - $1.85 COLORED TAFFETA $1.85 36-inch Colored Taffeta in Navy, Copen, etc $1.85 36-inch Messaline in all colors $1.85 SILK HOSIERY FOR LESS $4.00 Glove Silk Hose, Black, Cordovan and White : $3.00 Silk Hose $3.00 Silk Hose, all colors HOSIERY Ladies Hose, Black. Tan and White Ladies' Full Mercerized Hose One Lot Dollar Silk Hose Fashion Silk Hose with Seam $2.50 Full Fashion Silk Hose, now $3.50 Silk Hose with Clocks $1.65 $1.85 $1.85 - 10c - 48c 68c $1.35 $1.85 $2.65 79c $1.00 Mercerized Fashion Hose One Lot Ladies Grey Silk Hose, $1.50 values, re duced to 98c CAROLINA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF ONE PRICE DEPARTMENT STORES, WHERE YOU CAN ALWAYS GET IT FOR LESS.
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