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Certain-teed Roofing
Resists Fire
Certain-teed Roofing b f.rc rcirdir.;;
and spark prccf; conrcQucn'Jy your
fire risk is crcaUy reduced when
Certain-teed rpefs ycur tailJIn.
Burning cmbor3 carried ty the vird
from nearby fires ere dways a rr.enaca
to old 'fashioned, inflammablo wood
shingle roofs. Certain-teed fcrms a
permanent prelection cgainct sparks
and embers arid dl such carrLr3 cf fire.
Because of the great risk cf general
conflagrations a congested districts,
and cf the lack of safe fire protection
in the outlying and rural districts you
thould get this Certain-teed protec
tion on your buildings. -
In addition to beir.g fire resisting,
Ceriuin-teed b a rr.csi economical
rcof. It resists oil forms cf weather
tttacL- rain, elect, cr.cw, sun, etc It
is guaranteed by the manufacturer fcr
5, 10 cr 15 yacrc, cccrrdin; to the
weight ycu select.
There 13 a scarcity cf many type3 of
roofing products ycu can always get
Certain-teed Smtcth Surfaced Roof
ing, the most economical cr.d c.rvice
able rccfin;? to bo cbtained.
See your dealer ct cr.ee. He cither
has Certain-teed cr can ct it quickly
from, a nearby Ccrtain-teed warehouse.
Certain-tccd Products Corporation
General Office, t Leuil
Offices and WmlnuM is Priacisal Citi
PAINT-VARNISH-ROOFING C RELATED 'BUILDING PRODUCTS
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"Monroe
Special Vehicles"
BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR US BY THE
Emerson-Brantingliam Co.
The E. B. Carriage Works produces the highest grade of
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vidual features, built of best material obtainable, backed
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ence and the E. B. guarantee of quality, insure' vehioles
that one may be proud to own. We feel in offering you
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on the market
Monroe Hardware Co
RETAIL DEPARTMENT. ,
I.1MK WILL I II.L U"It BAUXS
TO THE K.UTKKS WITH HAY
tunljr Agent ItriMtni l"rgi lle r t
Tlii Wonderful Siil rrtiliiatim
Material. ati.l Tell Wh).
To the EJiioi of The Journal:
What will lime do for us? lii the
first pUce it will fill our barn to the
raft1!!" with red clover hay, if we
will cow ike clover. It will give us
larger crops of cowpeas, soybeans,
velch. cvi:..-cn clover, etc. In fact,
lime a;.d acid phoaphHle ere essential
to the trowih of all leguminous
plau'. Ltp.unii.oui plains do not!
like tin acid soil; the truth is many of !
our !--. luiiioiis plans, such as alful-'
fa, red clover, and tome others will
not thrive at ail on sour land. Our
soiU are sour. Lime corrects this ac
idity and makes them tweet. Xitro-gen-tiin
bacteria will not thiive In
sour .'nils, but they do thrive isi a soil
that has been mad sweet by the ap
plicr.iicti of lime. We sometimes ptir
chase inoculating mateiial for our le
.'Umi:iotiH seeds and sow l!ese seed on
soils thai are acid find t!u:t llie inocu
latinu nuiteri; I is no prd. ' This is
because the st.il was sour thai'lhe
bacteria was ki!d by th oil acids.
Win n the il is sweetened by an
applU.uion of lime our leguminous
plants jjet their nitrogt n from the air
of these nitiot 'ii-fixin bacteria. This
nitrogen does not com lis au.whini:. ;
We tn-t from fifty to one hundred,
pounds of nitrogen in this way. When j
we purchase this In commercial ferti- j
lizers we pay fifteen to thirty dollars
for It. When we have to apply manure '
to get clover to grow v.e do not get i
the free nitrogen from the air; the;
plant feeds 0:1 the nil 1 open in the ma-1
nure. Manure does not correct acid- j
it y. but acu.a!Iy makes an acid soil
more sour. I
Lime as utwe slated will (ill our
barns with hay, and will stop the Im
portation of hay from the farms of
the west. It will slop the laborious
and pernicious practice of pulling fod
der. If the farm b limed systematic
ally, one ton of wound limestone to
the acre every four years, and le
gumes grown i.i crop relations, the
farm will double In productiveness by
the lime we get round the third lime.
We will also find that our fetiliizer
bills will bo limited to the purchase of
acid pho-iphate and lime.
Farmers are now placing their or
ders lor fall delivery. If you Intend
usiiiK lime this fall better place your
orders now. The demand for lime Is
increasing so rapidly that It is Impos
sible 10 cet prompt shipment if we
wail 11 nt II Just time to apply 11. we
want every farmer to get lime ior ri
least iwo or thiee acres and (Icnioii
straie for himself upon his own land
its value. K member, however, that
lime and legumes go together; if you
do not waul to improve your land
thrnm,h the use of legumes, double
your crops, and fill your barns to the
rai'uis wiih the best of hay twlco n
vear, and lediice your fertilizer bills,
iinie will not hel.i you much. T. J.
W. Broom.
'noil MouKows vir.w
Be It Remembered.
The hen laying one ee? is not feedit g the whole world, but she
IS laying OXE efs. And sl.e is is entitled to cackle triumphantly
when she Is through.
We are not selling all the por'ds rrid in Monroe, but we are
very thankful that we are having as good I rude as we aie. And v
are entitled to tell you what ki::d of mere hand ice we dispose of.
We do not handle any second prade yotd. We handle oral
first quality. It may seem high in the begiiininK but the price pu.id
for anything that's good alwavs saves in the end.
CROWELL'S VARIETY STORE,
IT HAS MAUK ITS WAY 1'Y THK WAY ITS MAIK.
Let's Talk It Over
The demand for furniture of the belter grades is Increasing every
day, and for the past few months we have noticed a greater demand than
ever for the higher grades.
Here's the reason: Economy does not necessarily apply to the fir?t
cost. Many a family have purchased cheap furniture because they wanted
to ecomomize, but the furniture went to pieces quickly, and it took but a
sbort time to convince them that cheap furniture was not economy.
To be thrifty and economical buy the belter grades of furniture. We
have a large display of high grade furniture selling at reasonable prices.
Come and see tis.
T. P. Dillon. & Sons
COUNTRY
PRODUCE I
He Say He llelicve Fully One-Half
r Tune Vote Will io to Morrison .
1 From the Charlotte Observer.)
The Waxhaw Enterprise had said
Unit Morrison will gel the larger
share of (he Face vole In Union conn
tv. Mr. Robert Morrow, of Monroe,
a Page lieutenant, and who presided
over the Tagt meeting in Monroe, Is
now a supporter of Morrison and says
he believes fully one-half of the Page
vole In I'nlon county will go to Mor
rison in the July 3rd primary. The
Observer la not pulling this in the
nature of a claim, but as a statement
of fact.v It Is a Kood token when Pace
leaders of the diameter of 'T!ob"
Morrow are going over to the Morri
son ranks.
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We Want All the Country Produce We Can Get :
Chickens, Butter, Eggs, Hams, Bacon, Corn,
Vegetables, and in Tact anything from Farm
or Garden.
The Top Notch Price Will Be Paid At All Times.
DO NOT SELL UNTIL YOU SEE US.
T. C. Lee and Son 5
GENERAL MERCHANDISE 5
COUNTRY PRODUCE FERTILIZERS
PHONE 356.
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