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1 the moxuoe joton-ai, mmr. jammry 21. imi, PAGE TWO i 1 '. A J 1 ;1 - 4 J . 'i 1 EIGHT PACES . . - - - " e mm Only Makes It Possible for K You to Supply Your Needs at a TREMENDOUS SAVING! Nowhere Can Such Prices Be Found. Bargains in Almost Endless Numbers. CI pi r 1 v v i it ii ii ii n l i JLJLJU 23c Quality Blccch Domestic .. 12c Father tieorgc Shcetins .... 10c 23c Quality Hickory Shirtins Hoys' Si e.OO Corduroy Suits Men .s i.d !W SI.00 Caps 13 and G3c J0-inch ilnwn Shcotingr. the yard .... i';C 3ic Quaiitv Pretty Plaid Ginsham. they will like this, at the yard - 23c Oualitv Cheviots, for Men's Work Shirts and Hays' Suit, stromr and duraMe, at the yard IK- Apron and Dress Ginghams, pretty fair quality, the yard JC BIG SAVING ON TOWELS Barber Towels ,- Jn,l,?c Large Red Border Huck Towels loc or 2 for 2.K5 Large Size Bath Towels SWEATERS FOR ALL AT A GREAT BIG SAVING Children's Part Wool Sweaters 73 and 9Sc Ladies' All Wool ?8.00 Sweaters, now S2i LADLASSIE AND ROMPER CLOTH The best ar.d most durable cloth for rough wear. ooc quality - 10 u"vl ,JV INDIES' BURSOX AND OTHER WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF HOSIERY. Goc to $1.00 Lisle Hose, seam up the back, at ; 2.3c or 5 pair for - - $1.00 .?l'.30 Mens and Boys' Dress Shirts, with or with- out collars - - $3c Men s $1.30 Blue Chamhray and PclkaJot fast color Work Shirts . 10-INCH SHEETING AT 7'ic. 10-inch smooth Sea Island Sheeting, in perfect y snort lengths, at - 7 (. SHOES I You never saw s:ich low prices on Shoes. If you like to save more;, on Shoes now is the time Lfird s the place. Boys' good Pants - -'- 63c Boys' $1.30 Corduroy Pants i - 9Sc Best 23c Quality Domino Apron Gingham, in all pretty Checks and Plaids, the yard 10c 50c GABARDINES In black and colors, while the lot lasts Thursday morning, at - - 25c $1.30 SILK POPLIN AT 79c' inches wide and in all the leading colors. You have not seen these at this price in years. Extra Special at - - 79c THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY DIMITY SPREADS AT LESS THAX THE MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. (Hx90 Dimity Sprads at ... 72xiX) Dimity Spreads at 80xH) Dimity Spreads at $1.45 $1.63 $LS5 Men's Blue Chambry Work Shirts; some ask i)$c; our price 45c SHIRTING PERCALES - Fine weave, Cambric finish, all in new neat stripes :i to 10-yard lengths; 50c values at 15c MEN'S 63c TO 83c LISLE SOCKS AT 23c Men's Lisle Socks in all the desirable colors, 65c to S5c values, at one price 25c or 5 pair for $1.00 WOOL BLANKETS At a final close out price. About 50 pairs of North Carolina Wool Blankets, values to $10.00, to close at ' $1.50 WOOL SERGE AT 6Sc. HG-inch Wool Serge, $1.50 value, in this sale at 6Sc PRICES RIPPED TO PIECES OX DRESS GINGHAMS. 10c 15c 18c :0c pretty Plaid Ginghams, at :'.5c .52-inch Dress Ginghams, at 50c Corded Plaid Ginghams, at 81x90 SHEETS AT $1.18. Dan River 81x90-inch Seamless Sheets, sensa tionally low at - . $1.18 CAROLINA S L.-MUihM Lii.w. u.r. mi .wvuil, MONROE, X. C. II 1 1 i rnv ruiui rrr I Wll.l. M:Kll UK DRY I Monument to Negro Slaves. f Till. SANK .MMl lr. ' They the the UOtt'l to I : lii-.-iinins Showed Filipino Alto Could Kuii Amuck. The continued threat of " "m'ly war." (in ihe P'lilit'i'iiu's i uml t!i'' runiiiiii: amuck of tlu- (l.fvotccs t Mol.iinunrd. n-.any of th.'iu 1.m:iu :n est.ibli. Air.evK-an t. r: U .- , hill denvtn American jurifwicnim, inal-' them anv.iiin but pleasant ne. ta bors. A little ?try is uM of t!u early (lavs of Ameiicaii occupation. When tin- liillow.-rs of ihe IiphM In a ivrtaiii port had been more nun Usm.llv destructive, their ih'.tu, in rt pocm?o to tl-.o protest of the ofiicr In comiuaml of the American troops, stated that his men were jurat tailo ( umler a holy vow to k.ll f . r.s tlans atvt consecrated hy a priest to the task! t.nd that he did not dare to tntefere. The American stwl.nl the matter for a moment, i.iinui:- d his shoulder am! 'iit hack lo h.s quarter-! without comment and I ho data surled. ti iueaphantly. Early 'ho next iii'ni:iic. a small grotto of Vt.ieriet.n soldiers sauntered down the pri".c,p.il street. Suddenly one of them vt out a warnoop. at suae time s;i:'iumne wiluiy uio air and firing oil a revolver three or font tiiee iu tapid succes.-ion. i otli-rs v..:c',ed him a if fas. in.i''d for a moMeiit, and (lieu, one ufte" m,,,-;,, th v joined in what utiickly tre?.:e'a vv.ld Apache llano.', and vV.ile a cl-i-e observer mi;:ht have UiOSl Ol tlie Ml'llfl wen. , there were so tin." vvhicu rnr.-tv near the homes of nd of the im ulvie i Mo prh -to acni"s the street. The d.'tu watched the pioceeuiiii-s oo . r. ,,.,Mir,n then sent word to the American commandite ollicer. Who. however, hardly pla-.ced '!' from hii mail to 11,0 ,n,,':; told bv l!i- fiiuh'ceed me-set.e At last the datti v.ent himself to the (vincrr's duarters with an nr-eni r. aucst that somethins be dor,.' at ifr or all the people of the villaae wmm be killed. The commandi r turtle., m chair a in'- replieri wnn a "' wl: . , 1 T am tivil serrv. Hut voo ;'ci the ir'en have what do you ca.l it in vonr religion ?Ki.n. Jura nier.t 'do. ami I cannot do anythinc villi them at all. We will Just have to v ait until they pet over it.1 "But you have no 'Juramento in your relieion!- exclaimed the nston- lBh"jm"t yo fw yourself!" was the quick answer; "we have a good old orthodox command to 'smite with he iword.' and If ever a bunch needed miting there heathen of yours do. and they will set it good and proper nnt!l they Wrn how to behave th. m gplvp,!" C. VV. Farwell tn Curnr' History. Life In Thre Words. ""'on. look, li-tfn!" The refle-'tive' man stoip"d to ri-. the railroad warning. Those three illir-trate 'np wholo scheme of lffe," said he. "How?" "Yen see n pretty girl: you f'"f you look; after you marry hrr yt llatcn." !) Jlesr U'd From l!os I'.llslies i ,..i.it:i for I'roieclion. If y.i care to you can have this :vc:tn': (f a very humane incident puhlis.ieii in our paper, as 1 think :i may he of Interest to your readt rs, a, id i i,c..u;.i-e others alotii; similar Uu:iaiti'.nt.i' I. lies, writes W. S. Me faskil! ,. runway, tame warden for Horry men'' to the Charleston News :l,d Cenroi. T. .-portsiu a familiar wiih wild life this story is scarcely heiUv.tUo. hi'! it is nevertheless true 1 i. iu j.'.. id to .ee that The News ,M,d t'our.er is takaiR such n afiM os- s; i pa. Ii li pill 111 1 1. n t; iiio.; s: i.oosi. 1 iiie cai tan I azaiifl the cruel steel A:!'sooii a.i woiui'ii realize the nil.eted on animals v lien trap :i..v wiM not onlv ilu without ii-i SI ll s :ii .iar lim "The steel trap mil-' so." The t.he better. We tnust bomb i. is of the letislaiots with re- : i . i tne steel trap honors before !ei-!i.i!.r-' meets as:a Hut prohibition is in l ulled Slates to Stay Sa)s t mini i!tniir. The I nited States will never bo literally dry, prohibition Commis sioner Kramer declared recently thtnith he expiessed the opinion pro hibition is here to stay. Sentiment throughout the country, he said, is continually crowinc stronser to: pro hibition and practical prohibition will come after the present generation which is familiar with liquor I- tone, he continued, though there probably always will be some few Individuals who will iniike intoxicants in men homos. The sons and dauuhters of j the men of today, he asserted, will riow up without a taste of liquor. ' The commissioner declared that ! ut educate ol hei s despite evidence oi i;i-iih,u.iis A:', vour editorial I some sections, the country as it whole , ! is behind the ameiidliient to t.ie con- . stitution. New Yot k a-id the ast be ; asserted, cannot be considered as re-. fli-ctini: the attitude of Ihe country !at law aiyl in ceneial west o! Pitts- niet.t tele-rei to is as fol-bnrK the country is dry. I lil'!'n nlties experienced with pro hibition am nts were to be expected, he dei-Iared. but as a body they were doinc their duty. Most of t ie en forcement agents Mr. Kramer de scribed as men who could t ike a drink in eider to carry out He ir or ders," but his best H'.'.ent, lie said, was a Meiholist minister. int flow d the il.it ii h: r..r.ii (ii. hi din low--: i;.ei nt!y while about her hotise iunii, .Mrs. .1. Unfits Tonipson, the wife of a yount: farmer, living near Huckville, in ibis i Morry i county, l.e.,v.i ti e voices of a pack of deer l.otifds coiiiiie; tiom tiie direction ' its,, d, ep sv.r.siip. i' t ho Wacramaw tivir. From ti.' i- window t-he saw a : ii..,;i ii.-"', coiiii.ionly called ;i maidi'n U".e. eir.-i e :'t : i : i j the lot'csl. and not la;- r !,.-el of the dots. Its move menis were indicative of near ox h.iestion, and seeminR to realize its helpless condition sought refuce in a riud'd am.-le of the pasiiuv fence, like (.'apt. Custer, "took a la t stand." Now, this youii- woman, seeinn an i n; i i iuniiy to "show mercy," and w .;h the to rve of a Itocky Mountain h.;vtr. rushed i'-'' rescue. Slie !;-ew i i r arms avouml it. The deer, ins'.;.) ,f tesisiinp, leaned insliiic t :v ('. ,' lo leu' bosom, while she fotiKht e:. i; totmutto'-s and by her merci ful, btiive act. saved its life. v..-Hle to sav. the deer was IH.PI.MUM N PAKIATS Ai.lnuttib He Is i:iubty Yearn Old, I S ill l,Mk to Parent x for stipHil. Ilenr.. H.tmt.'oek. eithty .Mats old. lint Krida', applied to the supervis-1 ot's of rby charities of It. ill imore. I ; : 1 ; : i !.' for a. place to f i.,y until j he 'i,i.f writ itis p..reiiis, v.iio live t ilea" Vi : s'luri; f u" nullify. ' 'P.otli my patents are living; and; well," he told Ihe clerk. "They are! 1 o 0 ye'i old, with a diff' ol only six months tiotwoen lli' ir birth liays." Hind-'ock said he had been v.'ortt- t.w. ., r-,',., in l.,?,iitfv tv:n. i-. nenr l tlil. I'l r-,,.. hi. ..... lim .Ml ii.iiii ii, . s:!oot d in'o the Thompson family, the Maryland line nniil hi hands ami lias not since snown a uisjot.i- we:e inj'ireu tion to "retuin forefathers." to the land of its MANY At III: lt I.AIMKI) P.elKlimi Is finkine cood progress in rhedtlinli,- l)e. . lothouthv'.vDs rebuildiiis farms ami rehabilitating Its agricultural production, fteports from the Anifriran Consul at Hrus seli fhow that the. end of the first nine months of 1320 more than 61, 'ili. acres out of about 1 1 8.210 acres ot war swept Foil had been put luto , (.;.;;jiii for cultivation. - i .ji-. r.i mine: of the ai mistier, i . : has put forward eveiy po--s i . :, it to rebuild and intensify : Itural Industrie. A.sistauce ... difi'i-r!it way has been -.1 : the nilslunt Denartiiieut of ' t- in order to enc'ui;e I '0 'Ml't'' "io'1 "tliivation if ever ee of :ri; lu ll ' said he ?e:it his pari tits money every week. "Just like the pood b' y you are," remarked the clerk as he r.iade out Ihe necessary permit. 1 IdllT OVER HJAKFTTES V Kansas members of the American Legion are in the throes of a strut;-1 kI, as champions of the cigarette, j The fight is cen'red at Top' ka where i the local po. t has ureed the repeal I of the Ki'i;".n law prohibiting the' s;'le of rlsanttes. Dr. William A. M Keever, of the University of Kan-' M.s. author of the anti-cit-'arette law.j Ktid leading opponent of the Legion's; e'nnrt, has at; periled 'o the ix-soldiurs ; t "turn aside from the selfish f l?a-1 rctt" and coiiip out on the side. of Chrif t and Kansas" and has popos"d I a debite with the Lertionnnires on the cjiicstioii of the ciearette as a' nien.'.eo. Ielnn inemhers. In a re-1 c"iit rt rde'ton, asked Governor Allen j to tir-re ih" re;teal of the Rlttl-ci- ttaret;-.; !rv. I f.uiititiciit to Xecro Slaves. (From the Concord I'plift.) From the railroad station at Fort Mill, just across the lino In South Carolina, passengers may sue an at traclive monument. It Is out of the ordinary, hut it tells a story of the great appreciation u distinguished citizen had for the faiihful slaves, who proved their loyalty and faith-rulnes-i In the fearful days of the War I'.etween the Slates. This is a gift and a testimonial by Captain Samuel K. Whi'e, whose ca reer is closely associated with Con cord. He married Miss Esther Phifer Allison, daughter of the late Wash ington Allison and a sister of Mr. J. P. Allison and Mrs. J. M. Udell. Cap tain White died March 4, 1911; Mrs. White' passed away April 2S, 1903 ; leaving an only child, Miss Grace, who tuatfied Col. Leroy Springs, of Lancaster, S. C. Captain White erected first a mon ument to the Confederate soldier; following this a monument to the women of the Confederacy. Showing thf) goodness of his heart and his high sense of justice, Captain While erected one to faithful negroes as here described: On tho East side of the monument Is the f.LM'ro of a negro man; and Ion the West bide that of a negro ' woman. (On the North side) j lsits i Erected by SamT E. White. ! In grateful Memory of Earlier I Days, with Approval of the Jefferson Davis Memorial Association Among the Many Faithful Nelson White Anthony White Sandv White Jim White Warren White Henry White Silas White Nathan Springs Handy White Soloman Spratt (On the South side) 186D Dedicated to Who, loval to a sacred trust, Toiled Jor the Support Of the Arny, "Hh -Matchless Devotion,1 and with Stirling isi ,i ,,!i,., iionlui( Our Ili.fpneeless Homes, tfoinen, and Children, During , The Snuggle for the Principles ! Of Our "Confederate States of America." A .Man May K' Down. tt'lin Ahrnhnm ' Lincoln WS a young inan he ran for the legislature j in liiinnia and was defeated. He next entered business, failed, and was seventeen years paying his dehis. He was engaged to a oeauniui voile.? woman she died. Entering politics again, he ran for congress, and 'was again defeated. He then tried to get an appoint ment in the United Slates Land Ot fleo. but failed. He became a candidate for the United States senate, and was badly beaten. He ran for vice-prof Went and was mnra H .. fnQ I All When you think of your hard lurk, think of Lincoln. American Legion Weekly. Special Notices One cent a word each Insertion. FOlt RENT -Cottage, next to my dwelling. J. W. Yates. FOR PROMPT and satisfactory ser vice, see Nance Haitery & Service Station for gasoline, oils, and bat tery rervlee, Gloucester hotel corner, Monroe, N. C. NOTICK We do general repair work. Fords, Chrvixilets, nnd lar ger Jobs. We divide our profits with you. Tirea and accessories. K. Sams, opposite postoftice. Public Hauling I operate three trucks, one of them the largest in the county. Will haul anything anywhere. Can bo found at freight depot. Phone 3. M. V. HLAKKNFY. residence Phone 314-J. Monroe, N.C. Today's IJeauty Talk Beautiful hair, thick and lustrous, lsasy to have If you use Parisian stupo It's n linsitivp rnmpilv for (inn- druff, excels oil and Itching scalp. English Drug Co. sellsit with money bark guarantee. AUTO TRANSFER Meets all trains day or night. Trips anywhere w ith careful driver. Telephone 496. A. Frank Helms, Monroe, N. C. WANTED Good white corn. Fhelled or on ear. Henderson Rolttr Mills. FOR SALE Fresh milk cow. Lo Koy Helms, Monroe Roule 4. FARMERS, ATTENTION We are now iu position to give you iiou pounds cotton seed meal for a ton Of seed. Southern Cotton Oil Co. DR. P. M. ARKRNETUY VETERINARIAN Office FOWLER & LEE STABLE MONROE, N. C. Phone 308. Residence Phone 159-J. FOR SALE Modern 12-vootn house, nne location. Abo several nice building lots. .Mis. A. 11. Uuudy. DR. S. A. ALEXANDER VETERINARIAN Office Phone 113. Res. 33-J EXCHANGE FOUR SEED for meal. liring vour seed ti our mill and get 1500 pounds I", meal for a ton of seed. Southron Cotton Oil Co. IF. YOU WANT your Laundry done oy me cnarioue steam i.aunur.v, call 174-R. NOTICE We are paying the top of the market for cash seed, or will make you an exchange of 1500 pounds of meal for a ton of seed. ioiithujn Cotton Oil Co. WILL PAY HIGHEST market price for good while com on cob or shelled. Henderson Roller Mills. FOR SALE Modern bungalow In first class shapo on East Everett? Btieet. See W. J. Rudge. Dr. Kemp Funderburk DENTIST Office over Waller's Old fstoi-e. FOR SALE My house and lot at V.'.-'-hr'W. Five rooms. Half acre. O. L. NTrbet, Monroe. N. C. GREAT REDUCTION at Rouehedge ThrniiL'h thp remain tic: (lavs or January we are offering our entire stock of Dry Goods, consisting of Shoes, Hats, Caps, men's and la dies' Underwear, Overalls. Work Pants, Works Shirts. Dress Shirts, Collars, Ties, Laces and Embroid ery, and Ribbons of all shades at sreatly reduced prices. We carry a full line of nice groceries at pri ces that wil move them. If you have to go to town to see your lawyer, doctor or banker, that Is alt right, but if you fail to stop at Uoughedge as you return, you will miss some sure enough bai rains. We have two thousand dollars worth of goods with summer time prices cut In half. Our motto Is 36 inches to the vard and 16 oun ces to the pound.' Com? let our s-.lMtinn. Mr. P. P. Rn-s. serve you. A taste of the puddlnv I' proof. Roughc-dge Farmers Mer cantile Co. -- 4 r m WM tut tiowers Floral designs, wedding boquets. and flowet of all kinds. Prices reasonable. We make shipments to Waxhaw, Marshvllle, Wlngate and other nearby towns. CODE MORGAN At Union Drag Co. Phone 221 Indian Cnlm. . Vnn mil tint startlp an Indian, de- rlnroa Mr Mrtrnlin McDowell in the Washington Star, nor con you ruffle his-calm nignity. I once had Ihe satisfaction of point ing out to an Indiati rhief an aero plane sailing ntio s the s!;y. It was the first aeroplane he imi ever seen, Biid I had fond hope- that he would show some excitement. "There." I sail "There? What do you think of it? Isn't It extra ordinary?" The chief looked vp at th.: , v- plane calmly; tii"n !:- I i t e. "'n-ol It ww hctlt to dr. 'h i i t It?" lie said. not
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