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We Carry a Complete Line of All Varities Field Seeds
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK
RED CLOVER
ALSIKE CLOVER
SWEET CLOVER
WHITE CLOVER
JAPAN CLOVER OR LESPEDEZA
ALFALFA
RAPE
ORCHARD GRASS
TALL MEADOW OAT GRASS
RED TOP OR HERD'S GRASS
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
TIMOTHY
SUDAN GRASS
VETCH
PERENNIAL RYE GRASS
RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS
APPLER SEED OATS
. BURT OR NINETY DAY OATS
ALL KINDS COW PEAS
SOY BEANS
ALL KINDS GARDEN SEED
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' through trail.' unions should pre vail ' Declamation. Essav. and Short """""'"HIBBBBP
The preliminary routes! to select
the. linal contestant to participate in
the county commencement will be
held on Saturday. April 2. at the fol
louln. places: Monroe. Marshvillc,
I'n'nn in Lanes Creek, Prosjiect. Wax
haw, Indian Trail, t'nionville. Olive
Branch. The principals of the above
Humeri schools will have charge of
these me tint's and will devise plans
for rieterminiiu the selection of the
winner in each group center. The
following schools w ill he repit sented
at the following places as indicated
on April 2. 1!'21.
At Monroe:
' Belfield, Cedar Grove, Kock Rest,
Icemnrlee. Fnwclrs, Benton Heights,
Cfirn.el. Salem. Shiloh. Tyndale.
fnion Grove. Secrest. Corinth, South
Monroe, .oe I'm k. McLarty, Mace-
the policy of collective bargaining follows;
uimmilh nane unions should prevail Ieclamatioti. Essay, and Short
m American industry. This debate Story at Marsbville. April St!:. 8 p. m
open to any white boy or sirl in the j Spell, m and Recitation at Waxhaw,
public schools of I'nion county. Each' April !th, 8 p. m.
speaker shall hae twelve minutes at ' Glee Club and Story Tellinc at Mon
hls disposal, not more than nine of: roe. date to be announced later.
Date to be
Debate at I'nionville
announced later.
Pield Day. Athletic Contest, Mon
roe. Apiil l;th. f
Full particulars and rules Severn
inn the various evuits n final day
will be kiivin later.
which can le used in his first speech
lAny pupil can secure a sufficient
amount of litualure by writing to K.
R. Rankin. Chapel 11,11. X. C.. for ex
tension series Xo. pi, on collective
bargainiiu.
4-Spelling. Open to all pupils be
low the huh school. Xew World
Speller will be used. Words will be
pronounced only once unless request
ed by pupils for a second pronuncia
tion. Pupils will be civen one trial.
Whenever a wniit haa I
other pupils will be allowed a trial! 1 Vour r",'s,'Ili 1 you bosc,
hle to the dills.
t By One of the Jim . (
Uitle !irl vou look so siiiull,
Don't Voil ivenr nn elmlw.u it .,11
I Don't you w ear no shinmiy shirT
won l you wear no petty skirt?
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.'t Varshville:
' 'lu.ite, Marsbvllle, Gilboa. Maple
?pi Gadriy, Kairview. York. Mid
way. Minh Ridiie.
At I'nion in I.anes Creek:
Tnion, Cool Springs. Smiths. Mills.
Brown Creek. Jtnkins. Beulah. Belks
Snyder. Oakland. Mountain Springs.
Midway. Faulks.
At rrospert:
Tiospect. Richardson. Plylers.
Trinity. Parkers. Mt. Pleasant. Alton.
Sandy Ridse, Xew Hope. Stewart.
College Hill.
At Waxhaw:
Waxhaw. Jackson forest. Tirzah.
Rchobeth, Walker, Baker, Dixie, Wed
dinpton. I'nion, Pleasant Grove, Bonds
Grove. Marvin. Flint Ridire, Beulah In
Sandy Ridee, Mineral Springs.
At rnlonvllle:
Jerome, Spruce Pines. Antioch.
Plfasant Hill. Plney Grove. Belmont.
Furr. Albans, Stevenson.
At Indian Trail:
Wrsley Chapel. Antioch. Mill Grove.
Stouts, Siistar, Heinhy. Stallines.
riney View. Indian Trail,
M Olive Branrh:
Olive Branch. Morgan. Euto, Pleas
ant Hill. I.aur. I Hill. Smith!), Utiles.
Stcart. Film Rid-e. White. Hamil
ton Crrgs Rcrd-i.
Each srhool Pill have one reored-'
rotative in the preliminary contests
for the vario-! events. The contests
and rubs rc-e.nlns fnne are aa fol
lows: 1 Declaration. Open to any
white boy In the public schools of
Urirn county. Declamation not lim
item to subject matter but not to ex
ceed eish minutes In length.
2-Recitatlon. Open to any white
Fir! In the public schools of fnion
county. Recitation not limited to sub
ject matter but not to exceed eleht
m'nutes in lench.
3 Debate. Query, Resolved. That
at that same word, but the conductoi
will ive the correct snellin . .,r ti,.
,word. The pupil who mis.iis the few
est words in thirty minutes will be
declared the winner. In case of a tie
ten minutes will be allowed for spell
ins off the tie. The child mav ca.l
for the definition of a word before
spellins.
5-Story Telling. Open to all pu
pils below the liiuh school. The storv
will be craded acenrdini; to the grade
of the pupil In school, that is. a first
Kiarie child will be civen a story
suitable for a child In the first grade
a sixth grade child will have a story
suitable for a child in his Rrade, and
so on. The pupil s ttacher will read
the story to the pupil in the presence
of the audnence and the pupil will
then repmduce the story.
fi Story Writinit. Open to all pu
pils In the public schools of the coun
ty. An ordinal story on any subject
ni' m exceed 2ono words but must
ci . n not less than 500 word -
Little Kill you look so slight
When 1 see you in the liuht
With .vour skirts cut ratai-r high.
Won't ou catch a cold and 1W
Aren't you afraid to ilm- jour calf?
It iiiusi maiv the felbuvs U'.ii;h.
Little fcirl wlwt is the eaus-.
Why your clothes are Mia l-' of i;niize?
Don't you weir no nul
When j on ko out fully d,vss. .,
Do you like thou- peek i i. xv,
"Stead of normal undeti-'otlus?
Little xirl. your 'sneu.l..i th,.-
When the daylight plays n you;
I can see your tinted ii. h
Thru your tMn.iest town of inet.li;
Is it tuod-st, li. jou Jl'iiose.
.ot to wear io undere loihej.'
Little girl, I jee your chest-.
Yes, I see wa itast vour throhi-
To a region most rtniui;
i am i my fault now, do i t up:ore,
nj not w ear some uudercioihes?
Little Kill, your sock have nhoils
Of those tiny little holes;
Why you want to show- umr :i-ui.
I don't know--is it a wtum?
Do you want to catch the ye
Of the fellow passlr.jt by?
i ittie Kiri. where is ih. ciur.-i
your lone, uncovered arm?
more attractive. Open to any student
below the high school. Not more than
2000 words nor less than 500 words
allowed. An essay of 6 on or 800
words would be more appropriate.
S Glee Club, Open to any school
in the county. The club must have
twelve members. Each club will be
allowed three numbers, one of which
must be participated in by all twelve
members of the club.
Each school In the county should
have a contestant in the preliminary
contest. By havln this preliminary
we can have only eijht final contest
ants who will be the winners in the
various sections of the county.
The final county commencement
will be held at different places, &s
iitiini i.r niiKfll Wlin inK Oil uniutrirj nn
one side of the paper onlv. Stories I ,ln Uf v.'h"l Jour nock?
ill be iudired acrorriln n.n. !.." for V1 blrds
- , - " '" L,iltie gin, I tell you lho.
grammar, character portrayal, sen-l Ain't so nice as underclothes,
tence structure, punctuation and gen- Little girl, now listen .ei-e,
rrnl neatness of work. Vou would Jut twice a dear
7 Essay Contest. Subject: How If you i wr "P 'ur ehartns,
to make rural life in Union county j;, Ib,actk'l an,d b't! rn-
. v ''iir BUIIItll
If you'd wear some tmdorvlothes.
Little girl, your mysterf,
Lurinz charm and modentv
Is what makes us fellows en
To possess a little Qiphm;
But no lover, goodness unows
Wants a girl "sans" audi rctot'ii.
S'pose I wore some hatem prints,
Or no skirt like all ray tunts,
Or a ringlet through my nobe-,
They'd arrest me, don't you suppose;?
I wear a coat of mail.
Clothed from head to big toe nail;
i musi cover up my rorm
Even when the weather !s war-.u.
Exeter, Ont.. advocate.
The thinking man always wins
out; in other words, he conirs out
cn top. He may meet some reverses.
but if he will keep on thinking and
planning he will win in the end.
NOTICE
liy virtue of a recent State law, the officers and employees of
any Bank are prohibited, under severe penalty, from permitting
an overdraft.
While we would have welcomed some latitude in the matter,
the bare fact remains that we cannot now permit an overdraf t.
This applies to each customer. "
Be sure you have the money in the bank before you write your
check.
THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK,
By K. A. Morrow, Jr., Cashier.
THE MONROE BANK & TRUST CO.,
By II. a Clark, Cashier.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
By J. W. Laney, Cashier.
THE BANK OF UNION,
By R. G. Laney, Cashier.
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