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:. table tli.it
ert..ij La, j. Iir. s,
fur
Jiiiif '.!: rtl into lor car and oi-
dered tl.o . tcu'. !.r t.i drive to the
wonder .: Cat she all I l!ob Kail j
hulit sti.1 ;aU lii.siuil (umMiluc
in rn ;:i,os tor H-,f zwat day v. lien
! ;;'il li'i her ' i I ami carry li.-r
!ii!'i p: i v il xxa lii In- their
hotii.- ; : . r af . .-.
Sin- dismiss, l her ,-ar ;i!iL glancing
tai. k furtive'.?, went i,p tin- nettly
tt'ii. !t-:.l wa'k fur tie last time.
She iji. .1 il.t- fi.Hit .I.Mir itiul dosed
It n'l'. k'y l .-'i n! ;i,-r. Slu- tancl in
ii-f ri!-!:iin i.r. K.-r w In rt- n taMt
CARNIVAL OF JOY
Turkish Capital the Most
i CpcrT of Cities.
(nlMiiir. i. Im.
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a in! in tli w iile
WlllilliVV tlu'll' H.Ti- tIii'-. h.T
fiiMirt.1 : Sli !o" ! fit tlif -i.iiiive
wlili hi i raiv fur Its jicri-liiiM"
N-aiiiy, a:..! r.ut frmii timiii to ro
at '-rj tlilni.
Tlun a li.Hi'l. M :itvl I'lainmy a
i!i','i!li. twi-'t'il its iliillini Mn'irs
n'-.iii' l.. i- lart. I' ! l-i .im.'!mily
lliai as It. ll.- w:i iliii to j ,
i'v ai;.; la:;.- tin' crl thi-ro.
t haT U". An- TyliT. hail
:ti h,r own vivid H-rn-
I
tiiarrj
in tin- I.ii
S!:!!I!K il
!i!:-v
dm Hi. mi.
The first step in ihe raiii(aicn for
uiore livf.-tiK'k. ktrh is now liit;
urped by th.n iii-itti'd In the de
veliuunt of oiithrm aeriiuli;:re, is
;to ut a K'Hid dairy row. a ImihI how
j and a I'.h 's of hei. cn ' ry farm
: unit, it wiih vry f.m.i f.-.iaily.
(Croauu hoji and Ut-f ruliU' for
!a!e or uuIkniR cows to m II i!i- tailk
ir butler will neer come, ai-l should
not do so, until tliere a-e first in 'Ik
I rows to siiijdy milk and butler, pits
to supply meat, and liens to supply
ess ftr the homo taMo.
This U th. first step, but there
should be no delay in pM.iiioting tl.;
second step tln liiilkini: of a few
extra cows, wherever they can bo
milked and cared for properly, a f.-w
extra brood sows anl a fw beef cat
tle when the feed can and will he
raised for them, and a hock of hens
miners. Anatolian sheep und cattle ,rd" for market, wherever
tns. Gnvk war utllUonalrea and Sy- !f"J h;'"?" hre U the inrlina-
...ti iu irru auu care lor ineill.
Wherever there are iinrultivaied
lands not i:rai!d: wherevVr there are
farm products that are not sold or
Nominally Under Allied Control, There
le No Interference With Any Foim
of Revelry That Could Be
Thought Of.
Constantinople now combines all the
frenzy (f a new mining camp and a
world seaport. It s "the end of the
trail" f..r all the l'-alkan states and
everything west of Suez ou the Mediterranean.
taueasiun oil men. Donetz Eas!n
kins. unvk war millionaires and Sy
rian men-bants ru-h to Constantinople
! champagne In pnnif of th.lr
success. Soldiers and sailors of half
u;i
li.v
1:-
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She
At::
:,i.d
the v-i:rs s'"vly, like
! w 1 l:ml. no' has
!' ti :! ! . -y of you'll.
!: .) mm of the nni
ha. I -i l-.-ed f r the'r
a i.i'z. n nations swell the population , not salable, as in the rase of residues
and add to the eo:i:opoUtnn aspect of i f crops, like cornstalks, etc; and
the streets and pl.-asure resorts. ! w herever l.-iaitnes are prown for soil
I'tnlor nllie.1 o.-eiii.:itl.n th cliv t.n improvement, there the livestock
he-vine a w llder ph.. e than it w as un-
y.itj i
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r !i:i'ii
y 'HI ll:.'
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... ou'.l
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can-,
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after nil? Oh,
I h..ped that .veil
k:i.-. that if you
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is :
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I ba'ii'tter-
i- re!" rail1
oek. "Y'l'l
i three
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I ever-!':::-!.'
en
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'! r.i. fi
ller the Turks. There are no civil
curt. None of t'.e allies desire to
assume re onih!!i y for reforms oth
er thau are nNv-ary to safeguard
life. Italian. Kr. neh and P.rith
tnN.ps co-operate with the Turk Mi
tiilr:iier:e In l,e.-plni; order. Tut
everyle lily's Job Is t.. .body's Job. Cn
seii'iontly Constant nople Is a v. ry
hie op. n town. M Jn!.-!it closiii is
enforced pre ly -i nerally. but until
that l.niir there is little interfere, v
viith iliii.ee halls, nnhlin- dives u.ul
reillifht districts unless murder la
omnil! ted.
i.eaiiMiie ami t.o tttelil in their
should be increased at least sufli-
'eieiitly to consume thise products. -
.The Progressive Farmer.
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s::iiittiii.ple
Ni-;l!:liiti
:'.-er il.
f.:r.-s ii-..
halls till..!
patl'.ed ar
!';,: a ,!
;. !:!. villi.
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drinks
h- U:
le-m-.l
as m.
Aral is.
s:u-ks
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: never o!Ter"! niiy'h
him eert:,:: seetii'li of (.'.
uhere i 77. bunds vie w
orehes-":. n;n tsi-:itie
h. ir e'T-.-s to attract w i.y
ihe beer 'Utiliels a::d ihili.'e
to ..x or;.. .witu; xviiti
i..-;i us' i:- itiy national!!' s.
:-eii si-., er gardens ..;.r
procra: - w Mcli i T t 1
.f p.Ts,,i s everv tii.'ht 'xx '.o
- 1 :ixe far mure Interest In li e
and restle-s croxxds llian n
:sj:,n prim;, li.inias and ..r
danecrs xxlios,. n rt is nsiia"v
n-.t as tl elr uttire. Turi s,
r.odoiiins. ll.itians and A--.
-o;yeoi:.s!y clad In native ri s-
ellioxv their xxay unions
md Ueori;i:.t!s whose Utilfonu
Closed Iih.i
Necessity, we are told. Is the moth
er of invent ion. It may be.
Hut be that as il may, the inabil
ity to secure booze has converted
many a family cellar or basement
into a hotiic brewery.
Old recipes have been dni; up. nv
xiio- have aeen studied out, and the
work of brewing the home drink
toes merrily on behind clos. d doors.
Thirst is a Highly hard tiling to
htii!;. It crips you; ;nd tens you.
mil d.-rands insistently that it be
Mil .irt.i d.
And water, some say - a very
"...il; .ind unsatisfactory substitute.
Ye-. I,..; ... is a cre.it i.-it ift:i iiri
happy land of ours, and the
v of its je.vi 'Kix. fac.il.ies i-imnied.
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W
r--'-''-i
artir. &
XsV'ii
Reduced Prices.
Price of J:XIl)i: HA1TKKIKS for Auto-
: i t'i -l.tillian
. r .
! t'i
i .
le
''.it is why liny call it
" Km-'iiiik..
I'll".
..il.
he li.
no sc.ir. ity of co. l i:i iho
S'.ite;. I'u! who xxiiuls to
mole of himself i vcrv linie
' hod full?
The
iiioJiiK. Startrinu- and Li-litin- has Ixrn rvduwd
L'src. KlT.Tlivf .lanuary J, lr.
Tlinv i ,,ny ..in. -radf of KXIDK UATTKIf
IKS hioh st ma.lt'. Tli. i'.' will U n. rt'diK'
tioll ill (ii;tlity.
TI'.' sun,, hjo, quality f Matt-rial, Worlviiiaii
s!.ii. au-1 Sci viff that has mailt' KXIDK the ac
ft'l'tcl San.lar.l will U jealously maintained.
MM'lt i: l' l.MM. AMI WW,.
i:n i or ati'A" iihiat,
t'o-.tniy - In
We have the riulit siz
lasting lower and e-ire-J'lVe servic
Itiid
1). A.
Tiiey're
...--.'d I '.oh l.ea.tl
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P.-r I.- had tes'ed Anre nr.d found
her true.
STANDARD OF BUSINESS HIGH
Oishoresty Wins No Lasting 9uecess
Today "Crrscience" Well Called
Ore's Best Capital.
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l,aa, -pii-ts
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"I leu- lids
oxer In I'e so
eav .n:-'y.
I heal at ;!.:!
d iv i..- !,e
it yi'llld
! ,e news
r 1,,-art '.
olll-laiai lit
.'iimtry eh
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)'!..'. -..- uiie !' t! 'ar nhixers. Si
.i ae . ;.!'i,. d J-t e'....-t d....r aa l p
J'H-.-i ": - li!'",;: - xx rripp'n.ts !!. of
The a !-i-ae' f la r t.'oa--. mi .'o" 1
.f ti a . !., :-:. . WH, it e
M-..I " a , ;!. l-t ' !. dro-.pin. v In'e
j.Ni.. '.- !,"t thai ii id- her lk six
le."' '.ad f v .:: ytfii,
'i - ! iaq'lii-'..; n. nth. r -lie ex
pi. 'la1' s. . n -. r v xisii-rs xvere ix-I'l'.-'
-a a t !,e . ia'i 'hat . -lie had
1... t . w.ar s.aaett iaj i:l!ly
lire: ;..
oat ,i ;,.' I'.iar, '.eat An: e. la-r
;ret:v f.i.-,. tb.' li.s und diinp.iim uii-ih-r
a : 'if i.:"i. i-. d ri.. -. .ih.ied a.ai
s. 1 ih i; eai !. a .'.S'ra-ni.a hit f
TleaTX :l.-:i ;i-l the Jfeori Jl'.iss.
S;,e was xxatl a c:-md "f uirU xvl.o
V er- 1. 1 I in' 'h. i a h-r la iile anil 'ii-..
nil ! ' a i y cl.ii to th.-;. en iii'i re-1
Huh : all an oa!-. :' t mn man At.ii"
W;, -a til'l' li the iij ij-.I jii I ta.it
tl(i!, i.!: eo lid lal' i -l--pe -led the II H' li
silo. al h n disti-i -situ- .mi,, ilait ,;i 1
l.i'ea - i.i d -lily ti.a' ii'.eii'i .'.
la: n..!. t ions im .-. the out of t.e.x n
tun ii la.eilv took th- parasol from
liar l.a-,d. 'i.-s,..- ..; - ilh him. l.e
Jo.i!..ii i.Xel- her sholtliier IM -.IV to tie
liexxia i .1 vision ill .xhi'e duel; I" ll
i .rt.avd white hat. "I i: i.i sill - il.a.'
.-Oil XX., I XX Mi til- alat'h. iletl't t
ivi : h, a'e.l, Pub. il'i" She t".'h inr
thill i.niy Jti'b s:jf. he iil.ie t'a.a,
that . !.: i ( j It, !"! mo '. it,.: ex .
'J'h t. 'l.e !: i'i '': ' ell ill x. I- c!'
I'.i li v i- ! ,i ' . i. ' .ie;h he had
That man l a sin-ess v Im lives tin
to las conscience.
piiiiiMs success und eonelone
ns.-d to have litt'e In '.etniiion. It wio
thmiL'hr.
Today business success and con
scieliee an hand in -blind, as a nib'.
It-deed, "stic.vss" rot a'tiiii ei In har
mony X' Ith colls "eiiee is i,xx -etleral-ly
l.iii'. ed on lis p,, s,e-es. nt all.
Coiisci. -p. e Is the par-tit of rhtir-nc'.-t,
tital wi'loiit character no man
Is t-dax' rated ll success.
The less e.ms.-i.'i ii latin has. the
less lively I-: he to be successful
Ilia! stay suecessful.-to.lay.
our whole b'lsita ss standards have
I -en raisi-d.
S.i'esintii'.--hip us d to consist large
ly of cupidity. T..'!ay euphlity is rec-
0- tii -cl as stupidity.
The pro !. -- tca.V ethically by
hits:;-,, ss is 1 1 -: illustrated by the
1- :itsf..riiMii"ti xxhl.h has taken jilace
in adxertNM"..', A L'eliera i inn HCO H'l
x. r'isiu.' was n'ne tenths exai;i.'pni-ti-li,
laiss'a'e.ietts atel deception.
To lav It Is nine-tenths clean, truth-
:!. ho:
TI e
..Pis.
"still, small voice,"
ha become a buid,
::re far more brilil.-mt than their re- ,
cent military achievements.
.'onl-ldack French colonials, r.- :
plelidelit In red fezes mill fleen kha- ;
kl, nilncle with Sikhs and Punjabi. '
xxhos. ,.ii; hair and tunny-colon I ,
headdresses are wrapped In somber 1
I hroxvii. Civilians, soldiers nnd sallo s i
from till parts of the world are hope-1
j lessly jumbled together In Constantl-J
; nople croxvd.s and arc so busy looking:
; at each other that tenors from the
I Petrostr.nl opera, niinchty French lnir
i ers from Mentiniirtro and Austrian
strntic Jawed ladles claim hut s'ight
llttetltion.
Constant Itiople Itself Is r trtand
pn.'eaiit every day. Its main tiior
' ou-lifare, Hue Oraml Peru, Is ti ore
! fascimitlnit than any scene which pro
ducers ever can hope to sta'e. Camel-
tirivirs lend Iheir patient trains, bur
; ilened xvith chnrcoal, throuch the ti nze
; nf street cnr. shr'eklin; iirmy tnotor-
cars and carriages piloted over the
mii-di piixinc at breakiieck speed by
; Turkish hostlers who crack their whips
nnd shout constantly nt hlch pitch to
pedes! rians who venture otV the nar
i row sidewalks.
! Turks mounted on tiny donkeys
move Indifferently throiicb this n ael
strom. Oeeaslonaliy Turkish peas nls
; drive n llm-k of si p or turkeys ntn
this swirl of tralhc and serene i en
I ilravv heavy carts uUng at a 1 ace
: so sloxx- that drivers of military cii.nl
i ot.s curse them In IU lalii;uaces.
The tiurrow, erooked streets of Con-
sfniitltiople are ill-siilteil to motor t-nf-j
ne and the sloxv-pilm; fatalistic T irk
j Is little lncl'tied to chan-o bis pace.
: t'onsei'ientlv there are many n 'cl-
j dents and the i lid i (Terence xvith which
In other I foreign military cars are driven has
doinlnnnt done much to Intensify Turkish hatred
of foreigners.
i' nd in i. I'nioii
the Su pet -ion Com t.
J. P. Fut. Ii . I al. part lid
iiv as J. Ii. Fuidi k sons.
IJatii-.-x .
To lh A. U lliisey, di t'. iiiliint above
li.it. led: on xx ill lake notice herc
f.om t!i;t a .s-n.iuoiis in the aboxV-i-r.titied
act ion va. issued acain.-'t xou
on ti e ltilh dax of llccciiilier, lii'l'n,
In tiie Superior Court of Fnion
coutity. Noiih Carolina, on a cause of
action lor which plaintiff claims
liama'-'cs in the sum of iSnil lor
breach of warranty in the sale of a
carload of oraiites, said summons be
iiiK returnable before ll. W. Leui
tiiond. clerk of superior court of
Fnion county on the 25lh dav of
January, JH21.
You will alho take notice that on
ihc same date a warrant of attach
ment was issued acainst your prop
erty in the Stale or North Carolina,
which warrant is returnable nt the
time and place named for said sum- j
inons. when nnd u-loo-u in.. a.,ii.i,,i..nf I
above-named Is reciuiied to nanear '0 Spi'llltlS for flllV CflP! Hifrh
i .... ... i s' -'
KXIDK to yive loiu
in voiir car.
NANCE BATTERY &
SERVICE CO.
GLOUCESTER HOTEL CORNER
MAIN & JEFFERSON STS. MONROE, N. C.
Attention, Auto Owners!
to the com-
ami answer or demur
plaint filed within
by law.
This 3rd January. 1 t 2 1 .
K. W". LKMMOMI, clerk or Super
ior Court of Fnion county, .North
Carolina.
Yann & Milliken, Attornevs for
Plaintiffs
DR. P. M. ARERNKTHY
VETERINARIAN
Office FOWI.Frt & I.KR STAHLE
MONROE. N. C.
Phone 308.
Residence Phone 159-J.
I will sell at a sacrifice 150 Ford Springs, pood as new;
Tension Magnetos,; All
.he time provided j Kinds Gearings; one Buick Six, newly overhauled, good as
j row; one Ford touring car, in good order, with good tires;
Tresolite Equipments for cars; four Computing Scales,
Kood as rew, and many other valuable articles, CHEAP
FOR CASH
I need the Money; my creditors are pushing: me.
B.GORDON.
Near Feright Depot Monroe, N. C.
Instead of cnnselenee l.oitisr n hnnd
h ap in business, it s today nn asset,
an indispensable nss-t. an asset xvith
mi! xxhieli xx e now recognize no last-iti-.
worth-while success can bp
il. I, level.
Work that wretches the conseb.ncp
i-iinnot be adeipntli ly paid there Isn't
enough nioiiey In the world to do It.
Cot, science Is one's best capital
F-iles Maitazlne.
Fable With a Modern Meaning.
If N rela', .1 bv a Japat.'se phllosn
phi r that ib. -re vtis once a poor man
rho enli :x a'ed eili irt,fi:l toll a
:i p'ot
aid ti-.,
land mi xx hi. h Tas
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ii.
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1 ria
bciti la
be!'..-',
til"'.. .1
lil-ve - I a-in .it'.'."
rf.efl e l-r. i. -I
111 u; hold the le
Five n itnii. s a f
tllP smoothly rii'.-.d i .. .: ;. t l.e l-o-o
jiarasol had di nl" " -I fl":il -"!u'bt.
Anne laid b iiexed b rs. lf sn bia".
vhe had he'-ti so I'exi rWhly certain that
she could see h sti":eriin iliiic ihut
luid conie to her Siroti:h. xviilunit the
flicker of nn eyelash, but she laid cam
l.led without i.nox' leiK-e of thin sensi
tive, n'!-tlc' IdicS little orpin of the
lieart.
The si;:ht of Pob tloliiR th usuai
IMpxtm I" ihp usii'il with n"
thmifc". ef the rciToillnit acid of his
tmr?e'tion that t' ey ro'"'!"""' the
v-CidPK eating at ho mot of all htr
Oa
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I :
v ii la
I ,ei;
li.
I'll e
ut'i;
if.
1 its head :..
- '. j. ii - iisi'i;
P. i ! I'e-t. .
had it f.-r
b re b' t
- that la-h
-tutnps," he
pleiisaiiier th
in., put tree
1
lie did so, "nd perished miserably
of starvation. Sn d.s-s the great Kami
S.inia deal xvith the slothful and the
Impious. Loudon Outlook.
I ;'e
'ii,.
ia:i I'eross the plot,
a'a-t siu'iip and
e. The ; asalit xxiis
la. !:i' ': the Ihp
is .'.iiiii.-r.
'i lathering up
elx.s !.Mlnst
"Is far easier
'tlxat'ng rie";
II over my
Few American Linguists.
According to the Ititerchurch World
movement, thirty-two different lan
"iiaes besiilen English are spoken In
New York city by some l,7ini.O(Hi peo
ple; but. In spite of our polyglot city
populations, native Americans are sel
dom gifted ns linguists. The lines of
class distinction In America, although
elastic, are inure of a handicap In that
respect that, they are In Europe. Th:
European xxho lives near an Interna
tlomil boundary comes frequently in
to conflict xvith foreigners of his own
social nnd Intellectual interests, hut
most Aiiieri-aiis see I! t y of the t'or
eigtiers among our people and neither
Inherit nor get by constant practice a
facility in Using other toiig'let..
Youth's Companion.
d.
H'UMps
Too Strong.
llorrowell That fellow Itjones la
too strotiir to work.
Ils.'dv.ppe- Whit makes you
Borrowell I've tried to work
think
him.
Gathering Up the Wreckage.
The uprisii ol' xx re ..In coiupanlex
since the xx ir is one of the etiriosi'ies
of the time. These concerns buy
anything, th it Is discarded for the pur
poses for which It xviis cot stnictei!
from a small shriek to a battleship or
a locomotive or even an entire rail
road. Companies which conduct such
business on a large scale are ab to
make Immense profits and there Is
Just sufficient element of chance to
make It more or bss exciting. It Is
simply the business of the old Junk
man glorified and enlarged In a way
to prodn.'D fortunes In the reclaiming
of waste initerifll and the salvaging of
what It) considered valueleaa.
Make It a Year of
Health and Weatlh
will have many possessions in 1921. but the most
priceless of all will be health. Without health it
will be difficult to accumulate wealth, and the
man or woman without money misses many of
the legitimate enjoyments of life.
This drug store has the means of. keeping you
well if you keep in touch with it. Our large and
varied supply of reliable merchandise for slight
ailments is the secret of good health. It is easier
to check than it is to cure, and these remedies
are for checking sickness before it reaches the
stage where a physician is required.
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