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JUST
ARRIVED
F. R. Mcrait
Ilxtillo IahaI
Jlusv.Ilt-. June 11. Al.'xaiiJt-r
52it'y is $ jtais oU, ba iheutim
fisii?, a quarrelsome wife. I he country
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lft l 'if thuukt'ttl for is lb.u l.ir iiim
II i only a short i! to l!i vl
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1U4 Smith has been nick for omei
titue anu at imio he con. Hams of ; r
hsrine the blues. The Hre Doctor, j
ho has been railing on hi in for some 5
.time, says he will ee nexeral color S
'hen he remt his bill. 1;
i A siranser rame into rumpkinville ' 5
one day this week and rented what is I a
(uhe-.eii to he the last vacant house
i:i l!ie Vaiteil Slate. I
A sort of a tramp looking i.-llow ,
wu li !l'Vv-"e esierJay and was HH
tryi'.ia to rai-e enough n.oney to K"t ; E
a !! for l,i-t nivl'l. lie was referred
i.i i he Oiil '! si'i' ho wot out of it by , 5
t-'.:.:.i If in Isei-e was not a sfare beii ig
Wlo'li out !!:inc several miles
from 'noun-. : a:.y where, and li.'ve 55
'he wiud tilow en oi:r last match SB
as you ar in the a"of licluin; iFS
a :i'.rette tl;al' a tiaaeily. .-5
aiaiiEiii: mmmmamsamm s
The yniel :eniiu. ,
i'lieii S.Ie S:i;. tra i sl lii.s talf for j ( rom lnienai Metal Ma.azn.e.)
old amo he had in his mini the! Have oii ever trieil lo si-end an
:ii-.i of inaktiii. a lot of dust just eveniiig all alone in a r oni wiihont ,
;ih:ol of people he (loos not I ke. but buoks. without newspapers, wiihoul j
lie hasn't been able to i!o anywhere music? 1
jet. i All alone, with nothing I'tit onr i
A highwayman over near Rear thonghtu to amnse you or instruct I
Ford held Zero Peck up last night but your j5
lid not get anything. It is believed; Try it sometime. The experiment ;
Ihe highwayman was a atranger in will help you to know yourself. I
this community, or thought Zero wasl When I am traveling I ofi.'ii look ,
jMiine one else. 'over the men on the train and in the!
The Postmaster predict that no hotel lobbies, and I can pick out in-
long as Sile Sims' second-hand anto- slantly those w ho have something on '
mobile stays like It is there is not any (their minds besides their hats. They j
danger of any one getting run over by are able to sit quietly in one place for , t
it. an hour! I
Tp to this time there is no an- The fox terriers are bobbing in and 5
noiinced candidate for President in out of the smoking room, alternately
llogville. There are several here who chewing gum and lighting cigarettes,
would like to have the place. The trying to flirt with the girls and tell-
Fostniaster would have some- follow- iim smutty stories. e
I Walk into the day coaches am'i ,
1 i you'll find nine-tenths of the people j
eating or sleeping. I don't know why jj5
il is, but a few hours' leimn e seems )
to menu oil! v two things to the aver-1 g
atte day coach rider eating and '
sleeping. I
The great things of the world are
done by men who have large resour-1 j
cos w ithin themselves. Most big men j
have been lo.iely m-n lonely in thej
sense that they did a lot of silent i 5
liiiiiking. They dicl not think wilh I
their mouths, nor with their luius.
It is not recorded that Abraham
I.inclln ever bored himself am! yet he
spent a great deal of time alone, ap
parently doing nothing except think
ing.
A barber once asked Ian!el Web
ster how he wished to be shaved, ami
hnl man answered "In silence!"
! The world wants your ideas, jour
thoughts, your conclusions, at'd will
pay ynu handsomely for them if (hey
are new and original.
Dig down into the corners of your
brain. Turn over the top soil.
A quiet evening spent alone with
yourself may reveal a gold nugget, or!
possibly a diamond. I
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lBqygLL
W. IIOWAlin WOI.I'K,
Kepiesentatlve..
Sold In Monroe by Mouroo Un
ion Mercantile Co., Iee liriffin,
Ilivens Bros., T. C. Leu & Son,
Crowell's Variety Store, S. It. Dos
ter. Heath Grocery Co., Kite Points
Grocer Co., Parker & Moore, Sikes
Sanders Co., J. W. Springfield,
Denton & Denton.
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Monroe Market
Itnwden cotton 44
Short cotton 4?i
Kggs
Hams 33-S7?
Hens C5-9'
Young Chickens 40-73
Irish potatoes 4.00
Butter -30-10
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Dr. Kemp Funderburk
DENTIST
Office over Waller's Old Store.
Modern Methods
Employed
DR. P. M. ABERNETHY
VETERINARIAN
Office FOWLER LEE STABLE
MONROE, N. C.
Phone 308.
Residence Phone 159-J.
DIt. B. C. REDFEAUN.
DENTIST.
Office over Heath-Morrow
Company.
Phone 232. Monroe, N. C
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ARE OFFERING
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In Order to Clean Up Surplus Stock and Make More Room in Their
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Badly Crowded Store.
EXTRA! EXTRA! I EXTRA!!!
Extra special values in Oxfords, Men, Women,
Boys, (lirls and Children thrown' out of boxes nev
er to go back ,nmst be sold at some price.
Straw Hats, Summer Suits and Underwear
also among the close cuts.
Mcns.Drcss Straw and Felt Hats as low as 50c
and up tt $1.D3 on lines for your choice.
Suits as low as' $7.50 for men, and $?.0." for
bo
COUNTER NO. 1
I.iuli.'s OxfortU ntul Pumps at 9."c and up.
COUNTER NO. 2
Men's Oxford 12.50. $3.00, and $4.00
Tennis Shorn and Tumps on Counter at Special Bargains.
WILSON BROS. UNDERWEAR
!fl..r.O I'nion Suits at . .41.25
$2.00 l'nin Suits at.... $1.73
$2.50 I'nion Suit J2.20
One Odd !t at 25e and 50c per garment.
LADIES WHITE SHOES, PUMPS AND OX
FORDS Kneelnnd White Shoes at...- .... .... -.16.43
Kneelnnd White Pumps at...- $1.93
Kneelnnd White Oxfords at $4.95
0. Edwin Smith's White Oxfords at $4.43
Everything in stock greatly reduced.
MEN'S OVERALLS
Remember a big lot of $3.00 good grade over
alls at $2.00. '
DUTCHESS TROUSERS 10c A BUTTON;
$1.00 A RIP
$2.50 Values 'at $1.95
M.OO Values at .' $2.43
$3.50 Values at $2.9 5'
$1.00 Values at $,1.45
$4.50 Values at ..$3.95
$5.00 Values at $4.25
$7,50 Values'at - $6.45
0.00 Values at $3.45
$12.50 Values at 1 $9.95
MONROE, N. C.
MONROE, N. C.