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pay for the laos only. I.tok.i'
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m'nita!'isi. an.l imhs,!,s, office in
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honso; wuh or vitlui:t ton acros o:
lain!. W. U. Karnir. ir.li.
AUTO TRAXSKKU--Moots all trains
(lay or nicht. Tri;i anywhoro w ith
cai-oftil lirivor. Tolophono 4Cifi.
A Ki.mk Holms, Mnnroo. X. C.
Dr. Kemp Funderhurk
DENTIST
Orilcr over Wiilloi'n OM Stow.
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, WllllIUC." Oil. .
wlm'o race.
lVtlios.la.
The Pcol.
with, its five
porches
humlior of praco an.l r(loiiintlon
with it. isprlnc of lioallnj: water, m-d j upr! to pay for the winter feeding
No Hard and Fast Rule for Farmer to
Co By Cattle Are Higher in
Spring Than In Fall.
pirn !:i!er's ripht was in tern
porarv rvtirvuu-m niolor a layer if
ni!-a-fikel l.ainl.ij:i'S. lie regarded
the injur -d luoiiil'er with plint of
rueful humor and spake thu t a
neii.lilir who had dropped In for a
ch..t Willi the rheerful IiimiII'L
"I on. till me soiaethin'. How enn
a feller toil when a mean white mule
naii'i"! Amirehy Is poiii" lo kick? 1
mean, low e::ii he ted ill timf to tlo
him am yoo.1:"
"!.i:i;a kn-.wledi-e toe n furtlier
tl.i.n mi iiat a white n.ule is al
ways f-:i" kiek. Is that tie an
ir? Tien lot l.iO ask eu a ques
tloli: How do you know whether !o
l.uy jo ir 'feisier' stsr in the fal
r in r'e -.ii:.? I'o you make n:i
thine hy fee.l'i.!.' i in l!.e ninior.
ii.'n! -. ili ,'"ii m::ke more if V'J i"t !
o-'.er !'.':. r feed 'em throa.li? The '
-I I.i. -i i'. il:e spi-iin: ti-au in llu
Uiil Is tin re ai y way to ho ee- tainT
S.m a ii. lined liiiil the tliiiu wa
j-a-t I.i- "tiil'iolieii-ioii and emite ei!
that lo m :!!! line liid the tliinj 'Hie .
way ;;ii-) -.'!i.e;iiin-s the oila r. hut thai
he n.-.i-r knew ja-t how li' was cm
ins out.
In reality, -us to the time to htlj
stoeker- or feMlers, there is no hard
ami fast rule. The usual time Is in
the full when they inu.-t leave the
p'axius arias and po where fowl
have heeli harvested or stored for cat
tle feodim:. However, with a falling
market, which no one can foretell with
any ilecri of certainty, the o.u'le
may inn he wirth eiimiph more In the
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Welding
Sparks In our shop mean that hn you
place an order in our hands, you ere
savins at every turn. You could pay
us two or three times for the voik
and still ssve many dollar nn-l i -Si
time and labor. Weld ins: and biaat
int: of our kind appeals to the busy-executive.
J. H. KcCLELLAN
At Sscrest Motor Company.
MAKY OTHERS
have found an account at lhil:ink very lo I; fu in assi.stlui; I hem
to ko( atait in the voild. Why don't YOl' try it? Your income
i ir.'i so .small hut ou can save a part of I:. Most of the presei.t
day bi-.nk aremtnis were slatted ;, a very small way and gradually
h i'.iod to their pres-.Mit. V can do as well.
X.i ti-'tter Mow finall voir accotint :il the start if you show
t!:: ' ou ,;: in eati-.o-t and nally want lo pot ah-ad in the o:i:
we shall ho vtty uh! to have in use ihe convenience-- and .vthmu
.i.:1 oi.s fi.t fished hy this l.f.iil:. Also, insofar as is consist-. t-t v
s.i.o. -.-ii- natue li.ituini:, toas: ist you in any wax that we
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The Hank That Hacks the Farmer.
Capital. Surplus and Profits
Ml. K. I liK. IVeshlent,
c. it. .n.Ms, i,e ricsidont.
$93,000.00
V. H. I.OVK, Vice President
U. A. MOI5IJOW, Jr., Cashier
WEBSTER
MANS MAN
iTlfA T I elpht year. And when .f.-stw
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to the drumbeat of
adventure?
Do ycu enjoy a good
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Does your
pulse respond
to a good,
story of out-door life?
If the answer is.
yes, then
"Webster-Man's
Man 'was written
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Soldiers of Fortune,"
by Richard Harding
Davis, has there been
anything like it or
anything of, the kind
so good.
Watch for the
Opening Chapter
in Tuesday's
Journal.
with Its very tinme, hours witness that
God, "in wrath remembers merry."
ntid testifies to that mercy which f
compntiled the second plvltip of the
Irw. Hut Its story Is one of misery.
"A preat multitude lyinp." And there
It leme them. Xot all are healed, but
only those who have the atrenpth to
pet themselves Into the water. Kor u
moment then? Islionilnp virtue In the
pool, if one Is able to nvnil himself bf
It. And so the law i-romisos life to
the one who would l oop Its require,
niotits, saylnp: "The man that doeth
those thiiiu- shall live by then.' Kven
so! I'.ttt what if one 's "wltlio t
strenp'h" fur thl-. as this Impotevt
miiti at the ptmi, ..ti,i ns ymi are. ni-d
ns I am? Ah: for such, a Savior hi s
come to Hollies. Ill and lie shai! nne
It IVthesihl iinlee l. for mercy islir.V
h'P out of 1 1 i tit w ithout measure for
I II 111.
tliore.
irty and
nv.- him
lie, an I knew that he hail I n now n
lonp linn, in tlmt case, h- snitii unto
liim, Wilt lliou be made vliflle!"
The Patient.
' 'Tl-.--hHpntiM.it inan im-wered him,
Sir. 1 have im mini, when the vv.-ror is
fro'ib'ei!, to put nu- into the p. i.!: but
I inn coniiiip. another st. -poth
I.Oi'ero me." And i."l wri'i'S It
is ii p-nt of His woii!, f.,r this
t ! t'i-n is lii.ikiii-.' ss-on
I'o v ..rid and i'os. rib'r.p the
-in ss of every nmv.ieiH-rato
i-int or, l or, "when wo were y i with
out -!!-ei::.;li. In 4m time fhri-t died'
for :.o nii-odlv." No sttvnpih led he
t i ;! '..o into the wiitor, tnr n oney
to hire . carriers, nnd t!io li.vj-ianders
liiul no mercy or sympathy. Yet. day
I y day he came seekiiiL' help. "While
I am cotninp." (h, how many are thus
comltip! Comlne to nnythltip nnd to
pvorythlnp except to ti e only Savior, i
seeklnp for somethlnp to supplement i
their deficiencies. And here Is One at
hand "mlphty to save," hut no mere
helper for thope who are trylnp by
their own efforts to help themselves.
He Is the Savior of sinners, the Savior
of the lost, the Savior of those who
look awny from nil so!.'. help tP Him
alone. lint still r.ofhosda is thronped
ntid He Is despised or disreparde I, Oh.
soul. He has come to heal nnd save
you nnd your sin and Impotence are
your only claim upon Him.
The Physician.
Ye. "The Great Physician now Is
near." nnd the moment this helpless
ness Is confessed He funis the eyes or
the poor man nwny from the pool and
from his own Ituimtrnr to hnvo them
fiseil upon Himself. It Is enotiph. To
look nwny from nil thlnps to that
1','ossed One who hns already done
everything for you nnd who by IPs
word of pnvves.rntse tip dead souls to
live before Him and to walk forever
ninro In newness of life. If still the
Inipofent mnn lhln';s of the pool ns
Yet they have been kept larpoly on
feed for which there is no other mar
ket. Consequently, what Sim and Ids
lieiphhor should know is how much it
costs to keep Mockers throiiph the
winter on various rations, how they
lose or pain woiphrinil how they
pain through the Miimnor as a rvsnlt
of the way they have been wintered.
I'.einp in a better positioii to carry on
feed I tip experiment to answer these
questions than, the cattlemen, the I tl
roan of annual industry, co-opernt!np
with the West Ylrplnia experiment
station. ,i niiiliieted a series of foed'np
tests in lirei-librier Cotllitv, West Vir
plllia. Tile oxperilllents b'.vall I'i-
comber l"J. It'l I, and covered a period
of f.nir veins, the results heinp now
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Present day financial requirements are greater
than they have ever been before.
Hur.kinz service, to he effective today, must be s
progressive service.
It is the sort of son ice we offer you. Sufficient
to take care of your every Intimate need, and p;Ue
you the utmost in safety as well.
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Turning Steers Into Beef.
published In department bulletin STO.
Ill brief, !!( yearling steers were se
lected each year and divided Into throe
lots of ten steers each. When the lots
were carefully eqtiall.ed, the average,
welpht of the nnlniiils was Will pounds,
each. The steers were on winter ra
tions an average of l.'K) days, and on
pasture nn average of 15$ days each
year. ,
The tests proved thnt an average
dally ration of 19.8 pounds of sllnpe.
five pounds of mixed hay, and 2.5
pounds of wheat straw during the
winter would maintain these steers
without loss of weight.
An average dally ration of 23.1
pounds of corn sllnpe. 4.0 pounds of
wheat straw and one pound of cotton
seed meal would give ench steer Hn
average gain of CJ pounds.
A dally rntlon of 11.9 pounds of
mixed liny and 4.1 pounds of wheat
strnw fed throughout the winter will
not keep the animal In good condition.
Tills rntlon wns responsible for a Kiss
f 35 pounds per steer. Corn silape
gave better results thnn dry rough
ape alone, and the steers thnt had
t This
Bank
is for
Hllnee as a rart of their winter ra
the source of healing, as mi ninny Bow i .,,, nm)le grpater total gains than
those fed on hay and straw.
The cost of feed averaged through
out the four years w as ns follows :
Corn si lag ft 00
Mixed hr I
Bye hy 1
boy-bean hay 1'
Wheat straw T.00
Cottooawad maal 10.00
The bulletin records feeding tents
that will be extremely valuable to the
farmers of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West
Virginia. Virginia, Kentucky, North
Carolina. Tennessee and the adjacent
states, and for them It does much to
answer the question that puiiled Sim
and his friends. The bulletin may he
had on application to the United
States Department of Afrlcvlrart at
WaahlnsUn, T3. (J.
think of the church or ordinances or
of nnythln? nnd everything save
Christ, he Is to find, as every saved
one finds, that It Is the Infinite word
of the Savior thnt gives' life nnd sal
vation. "Jesus satth onto hi id, Rise,
take up thy bed, and walk." And the
work Is done 1 For this Is the word of
sovereign God.
One blessed word doses the story
In so far as It concerns the subject
of the Savior's grace. "And on the
same day was the Sabbath," for His
perfect work leaves the heart In per
fect rest. Of old God wrought In cre
ation, and rested. So now. In the new
creation, the result of His work Is
rest for the heart of the Savior and
rest for the sinner who hears His
word.
"A. he spas. t. the sufreraf .
lay at Ui. pool.
He Is saying this moment
Witt Uw saad. ehsif
PoiVr nd Hunt.
A plump little pig Is porter, hut
puny ft-l,' ts miit
PEOPLE WHO WANT TO IMPROVE
THEIR FINANCIAL CONDITION.
Will You Let Us Serve You?
A checking account is most convenient in the
payment of bills. A savings account is the
sure road to an eventual competency.
Monroe BanK&Trust Co.
K. II. Itcdninc, President. II. It. Clark. Coshier
SEABOARD
Air Line Railroad
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 28th at 1.01 A. M.
Trains Arrive
No. 14 from Charlotte ... . 6. SO a.m.
No. 12 from Atlanta 6:30 a. m.
No. 34 from Ruthcrfordton 10.60 a. ui.
Leave
S.6S a. m. for Wilmington.
6:35 a. m. for Richmond
10:65 a. m. for Raleigh
and Wilmington
8.00 a. m. for Atlanta.
11.30 a. m. for Charlotte.
8.10 a. m. for Rutherfordton.
11:30 a. m. for Atlanta
No. 5 from Richmond .... 7.61 a.m.
No. IS from Wilmington . . 11:20 a. m.
No. 15 from Monroe
No. 29 from Monroe
No. 31 from Raleigh
and Vfiimlogton 2:40 p.m. .2.45 p. m. for Rutherfordton
No. 20 from Charlotte .... 5.60 p. ni. 6.00 p. m. for Wilmington.
No. 30 from Atlanta 5.60 p. m Monroe.
No. 16 from Rvthcrfordton J.10 ;. m Monroe.
No. 6 from Atlanta 1.35 p.m. (.45 for Richmond.
No. 13 from Wilmington .. 16.35 p.m. 10.45 p. m. for Charlotte.
No. 11 from rorUmout-h .. 11:35 p. m. 11:40 p. m. for Atlanta.
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