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Present day financial requirements arc greater
than they have ever been hefore.
Nankins service, to be effective today, must be a
progressive service.
It is the sort of service we offer you. Sufficient
to take care of ycur every legitimate need, and gic
vou the utmost in safety as well.
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Bid lb-tM-ir.
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In our uuy oi ssea;u ami hiviibh). u
of parlor cars anl ro'iiiy automo- W
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t !:. 1'aik in tl.e oil liinf fl m;ih
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unisi !nilil or lli ol ikt. T'.w b:ili:t
eie iiiinn'ious, ami h-'r liip-i i.lut
lli country wi-n far too f:iin i!t for
the cniiifnrl of otliir Inivc'iis hy
"i.'ch. A tu- v a Unii hill i'U
!'i lii'lK'-y st iM in l!if i-(.:i:-h was
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n.'r ni'il!!);iir-. iro;!:ii'i-l ;!i.--;i.ior ami
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Hi:! tiicrc rami a tii;i .iftor wiiich
:hv eii'-i'i.c" ui I'.oi' vy was I'.i-vcr
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ami ai iMU'd fi.r !ht lli.
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Inp.-ly plain at Uisk v!n-.i u mask-Mi
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
No Reduction in
Prices Contemplated
The following is a quotation from a letter from Ford
Motor Company, which authorizes dealers to inform
the public that no reduction in price or change in
design is contemplated.
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110 iluulit i!i':unate from pro-riiv-t ixt piirrhasi-i m
auain with f.r'iiter itipliasis that Foul cars ;;' a!: 1
at a fi'-tiri' actitally ! !m- cost ;unl fnr an In !':';; "
rcdui'tion or rtnncp in dc-i-n is . -n 1 i l ly out .if ilii
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in, and apiarc-ntly sun k iu I In uimi - ,a
twav. Thu robbers r:n;:zt mcnt, his
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ORANGES
We are now receiving regular shipments Florida
Oranges direct from groves.
By handling in large enough quantities to enable
us to buy direct we save you the middle-man's profit.
45 cents per doz.
A fresh shipment every week.
T. C. Lee & Son
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PHONE 336.
into a momentary relaxation of con
trol. With the velocity and impetus
of an avalaiK'lie, Hit; Betsey seized
her opportunity. Sho half ppran".
half fell upon him from the tantaco
point of the hitfh step and bore him
to the ("round benea'h her. One of
the pistols exploded harmlessly; the
1 other was flun-; to a distance undis-
charied, anil the bU'hwoytnan, so
completely was the wind knocked out
of him, did not even strupde be
neath the ponderous mass until the
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"We believe the pul.lic fair enough to fully iipi'iec.atf the frankness
of the above when they consider the extent of our recent price ci:t
which was in fact the equivalent of several reductions in one, in oil.'
desire to contribute toward satisfying their demands for lower liv
ing costs notwithstanding our sacrifice in inaiketiug our cars at a
loss until we are able to materially reduce present costs throi:eh
material prices and greater iuanufaetutn-- efficiency. While
have of course made some progress In bringing operating costs, we
Ht 111 have a long way to go before tiny thought can be given t
further reductions in present car prices, so we have no hesitancy in
making these open statements to acquaint you with the true situa tion."
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men of the party had already begun
to secure his ankles.
With his first belated wringlo, nig
Betsey rolled herself panting to one
side, and snt up with his mask j "i'Y
clutched In one of her hands watch- i XX
ing Ihe process of trussing him safe-J
ly up. Later, he was heaed helpless V?
0 j into tin- couch, u'ld she was re-pecl- j 11
B ( fully and h'liorioiis boosted in after
Hjhit"; one of th" getiilemeii followed j
8 j wiih the captured pistols, to keep ii
I'.'naid over the prisoner; the other j-J-Y
B iia-'eng?rs iininnti-d to the roof, and XX
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the coach proceeded triumphantly. ;
flu in arrival tit
the news became known, all the town
turtle! out, nnil Big !.t oy became
tin heroine of a tumultuous ovation.
Henderson Motor Company
MONROE, N. C.
Ford Cars Ford Trucks Fordson Tractors Ford Sen ice.
Genuine Ford Parts
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Mow Tlum KinMt'li. sho kindly asked. "Haven't you had
u eight-vear-old bov went to a enough to eat ?"
church picnic and, being u favorite 1 "Oh. yes'm," said the boy, "I ve
with the Indie had been liberally hud enough. 1 feel as though I don I
iiimiied villi i!ood things to eat. .wnn, alt I vr got
Later in the day one of the ladies
iiotieed the hoy silling near a stream
with a woebegone expression on his
Simie, Only DilVeleiit.
'.My wife constantly pesters me
(-.,., ,i t,u h.-m.'s cla.-ned over his ' for money. Does yours.
'....,. j -No; the people she buy
things
"Why, what's the matter, Willie?" (from do thai.
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i This Bank
is for
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&TrustCo.
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R. B. Redwine, President H, B. Clar k. Cashier.
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SEABOARD
Air Line Railroad
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE XOVEM11EU 28th nt 1U.01 A. M.
nailiiiiu the IS.iee
According to a bulletin of the
fulled Slates Ceological Snivel, the
widest-known deposits of the miner
als furnishing the bulk of the world's
radium are in this country--In Colo
rado and f tali. Hadiuni or?s, we are
told, are generally found In connec
tion wiih granite masses that Is, In
places where granite forms at least
part of the rock of the country.
"Uadium is a metal. p;m1 is describ
ed as Inn ing a while metallic lustre,''
says !he bulletin. "It has been iso
lated only npee or twie, and f"W per
sona hi've soi 11 it. Ii is ordinarily
obtained from ores in the form of
hydrous sulphate chloride, or brom
ide, and it Is in the form of these
salts that it Is usually sold and used.
These are nil white, or nearly white,
substances, whose appeal r.nces Is no
more remark a lite than that of com
mon sail or baking powder. Hadium.
radium salts nnd radium materials
are not generally luminescent. Tubes
containing radium sails glow because
they Include impurities that the raili
titloiis from the radium cause to give
light.
"liadiutn Is found In nature In
quantities so exceedingly small that
It la never risible when the material
1st examined with a mlcro"C"pe. Kad-
lum ore ordinarily c ri 'M only a 1 1
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Trains Arrive
No. 14 from Charlotte ....'6.60 a.m.
No. 12 from Atlanta 6:30 a.m.
No. 34 from ffutherfordton 10:60 a.m.
Leave
5.65 a. m. for Wilmington.
6:35 a. ni. for Richmond
10:f.5 a. m. for Ttalelgh
and Wilmington
8.00 a. m. for Atlanta.
11.30 a. m. for Charlotte.
8.10 a. ni. for Rutherfordton.
11:30 a. ni. for Atlanta
No. 5 from Richmond .... 7.55 a.m.
No. 19 from Wilmington .. 11:20 a. m.
No. 15 from Monroe.
No. 29 from Monroe
No. 31 from Raleigh
and Wilmington 2:40 p.m.
No. 20 from Charlotte 5.50 p.m.
No. 30 from Atlanta 5.50 p. ra Monroe.
No. 16 from Rutherfordton 9.10 i-. m Monroe.
No. 6 fiom Atlanta 3-33 p.m. 9.43 for Richmond.
No. 13 from Wilmington .. 10.35 p.m. 10.45 p. ni. for Charlotte.
No. 11 from Portsmouth .. 11:55 p. m. 11:40 p. m. for Atlanta.
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2.45 P. ni. for Rutherfordton
6.00 p. m. for Wilmington.
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small fraction of radiun o (he ton
and radium will never he found in
large masses, bec.iu.ie it Is forme. I by
the decay of uranium a process that
Is wonderfully slow; and radium It
self 'changes to other elements so
rapidly that It does not accumulate
naturally In visible masses!."
The Soil Wan lii'tty Ivougli.
A farmer's daughter, who thought
that sh? was destined to become a
great vocalist, started to practice In
private. No one except her mother
knew the secret. One day her father
came In from the fields unexpectedly,
Just when Jano was practicing her
top notes.
"What's that extraordinary nose?"
he Inquired.
"That, dear," replied hi-i wife
proudly, "Is Jane cultivating her
voire."
"Cultivating! Huh!" ejaculated the
f:iniicr. "That ain't cultivating
that's harrowing!"
Ho Had All Ho NiiMle.1.
One night, sometime before the
outbreak of the war, we note I.i
Hnrpcr's, the guard Insjiector at a
military catnn In the South approach
ed an' Irish gentry, who merely
il.mccd nt him nnd thou walked on.
"Well?" inquired the Inspector,
who chanced io be a colonel. In a
tone intended to remind the sentry
of his doty.
"Well,' 'tepeated the man, "what
is It ?"
'Bon'l you vant the coun!orb:n?''
! "No, l' don't ned it. The fellow
In th" r ;i i '"" '-'' ' '' ' in'iie
lime ig.. I tot It all rich'."
Report - d :'it,e .ipims-i the !
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Beginning January 17th the City will
operate its own sanitary wagon, and
all sanitary closets will be cleaned once a
week and the price will be fifty cents for
each cleaning, which must be paid to col
lector of buckets at time of each cleaning.
The Sanitary Inspector has been in
Monroe over a month and has found
quite a number not carrying out the law.
Kindly co-operate with our Sanitary
Department and make Monroe the clean
est and healthiest city in North Coarolina.
Understand this is only an experiment
for 30 days and if the people will co-operate
and we can get it done cheaper, we will con
tinue and operate at cost.
Respectfully yours,
J. D. BUNDY, Sanitary Alderman.
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