TOT MOKBOK ENQTJTRgR, MONROE. W. O. THTJRflPAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1044
cnouricing
THE OPENING OF
MATTOX AUTO SUPPLY
111 SOUTH MAIN STREET ,.
Friday, November 10th
VTiTTH A LARGE STOCK OF AUTO PARTS AND
; . ACCESSORIES
HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR STOCK:
Tire Pumps
Heater Hose
Floor Mats
Hub Caps for All Make
Cars
Fog Lights
Grilles
Wheels For All Make
Cars
Seat Covers
Door Handles
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR
NEW STORE
Glass
Regulators and Glass
Channels For All Make
Cars
Tires and Fan Belts
Springs
Bumper Jacks
Mufflers and Tail Pipes
Headlight Lens
Radiators
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LEGAL ADS
NOTICE OP SALE OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Notice Is hereby given, that the un-
aersignea Executors or the estate 01
W. M. Connell, deceased, under and
by virtue of the powers contained In
the will of W. M. Connell, deceased,
will, on
Monday, the 4th day of Deeember,
1944, as U 'dock M,
at the courthouse door In the City of
Monroe, N. a, offer for sale, the fol
lowing described tract of land, situated
and being in Goose creek Township,
adjoining the lands of Glenn Brooks.
Grady Connell, . H. M. Baucom, and
others, and known as the W. M. Con
nell old borne place, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stone by a nine.
Grady Connell's and Fred Smith's
property line, and rune South 3 de-
frees 10 minutes West 1170 feet to a
stone oy a pine; thence North 70 East
feet to a pile of stone: thence
south 2 degrees 30 minutes west 768
feet to a P. K., Henry Baucom's cor
ner; thence South 64 degrees East 310
feet to a P. K.; thence South adegrees
20 minutes West 310 feet to a P. K.
by a pine; thence North 04 degrees
West 210 feet to a P. K.; thence South
2 degrees 20 minutes West 731 feet to
a P. K. by a P. O.; thence South 71
degrees East 571 feet to a P. K. by a
P. O.; thence with Griffin's line. South
56 degrees 35 minutes East 500 feet
to a pile of stones; thence with Glenn
Brooks' line, North 21 degrees 30 mln-
Double Trouble
Among Children
Just When We Think Them
Out Of Danger Is When
It Happens
TYLER VENTS SPLEEN
(Carl Goerch, in The State)
Mrs. J. O. Beaman, of Marlon, told
us about this recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tyler lived In a
house surrounded by a large yard. Mrs.
7.na Rama bjmwim 4h riMat
jl;,.0 nC7 " not satisfactory to write to Box M,
on a visit home and had her two Mrshvllle, end It would be made aat-
yoU chLeTwitHer W d SR-JSTfVL
Dlanah. Mrs. Ramsey also had two ' to the that "I have been
I doubtless; quite worried.
The facts seem to be that the mya
terolus checks arrived In ordinary let
ters, postmarked at Monroe. The
checks were ' all evidently perfectly
good, being cashier's, checks On the
Union National Bank of Charlotte and
local banks have honored some of
them. Most of them, so far as this
newspaper .has been Informed, were
addressed and made payable to busi
ness people or to persons connected
in some way with concerns which
were in, business in Wadesboro around
30 years ago. The largest check thus
far reported of the lot was for S190.
received by M. A. McRae, though other
leading business men or Arms have
been favored with checks nearly as
great .In value.: : -
Along with each check was form
letter, with no name signed, butt wHh
the statement that If the check Arts
$1 25
JL
' Retonga Mailed To . You For Only
(Price tnclodes sales tax, postage, handling, etc.)
GAMBLE DRUG STORE MONROE, N. C
owing you (various amounts, from,
say $5 up usually half of the amount
of the enclosed check) for 20 years.
You have no record of this. Pray
mat i may oe iorgiven tor tnis mis
take, which at the time seemed neces
sary." ' '-
property and. with the gate securely ' "JEST XST, a" 7TZ
fastened, vou'd mHi.rnllv think that,wWriwlnd of "Peculation M to the
reason for the weird shower of negoti
children: Red, age 6, and Caroline,
age 8.
One afternoon, the four children
were playing in the Tyler front yard.
A well-kept and seemingly safe place
for them to pass a pleasant hour or so.
A high fence surrounded the Tyler
able banking paper. It has been sug-
fastened, you'd naturally think that
there was no chance for the young-
Little Jimmy got tired of playalng " , , .. .T r "TT 7iT
games with the other three children.," SJSwEi
He started off on a tour of inspection X.0?;
of the v.rri that ha mirtit ! w wuce mi income-tax
utes East 2902 feet to a stone by 2 nni somethhw of interest. uabllity,but no real tax expert has
naier uui; uience nurui 31 oegrcea
30 minutes West 840 feet to an iron
stake by two pines; thence with Grady
He discovered the tile Into which ?
foundation of the house. He raxed at
DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE
The J. Howard Williams Co.
JEWELRY GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
Monroe, N. C.
Phone 151
beginning, and containing 125.40 acres,
more or less.
Terms of sale: CASH.
This the 3rd day of November, 1944.
HENRY BAUOOM, AND
STEVE CONNELL,
Executors of the will of W. M. Con
nell. ll-6-4twc
One leading dtiaen. who received
Connell's line. South 80 decrees 30 it .i.)ii. .. one of the strange checks, made In
minutes' West 1500 feet to an Iron 1 obsessed with one of those crasyqul7 m tto recently as Jo the
stake; thence South 86 degrees 30: thought, to whioh .11 urn- x I matter. Be Is said to hare been ln-
minutes West 600 feet to the point of subjected. Por.no earthly reason, he f?rm Vmoa-wbo na ,W
k ... h. ,.14 ki. cnecKS issuea was one -a. . wenne -
foot into the "tllT "-.Nobody, However, stems to know an,
He sat down on the ground and, iplent, of
The foot went m easily. He kept ST tJj
on pushing and was able to wiggle his J? )? "52 jglif
foot cast the elbow turn I checka V T 20-yer-oW debt
And mat's when the trouble Parted.
wh.n k. hhi n hi. .f i or oo something to adjust It Others
NOTICE OF BE-SALE
Under and by virtue of an order of
she Superior Court of Union county, I f
i, n turn.
the heavy, stiff sole of his shoe Just
wouldn't bend enough to make ihe,
made In special proceedings entitled
Willie Philemon, Adm. vs. N. W. Phile
mon, Et Als, the same being number
upon special proceedings docket
are frankly afraid of the whole affair
are holding to the mystery checks
awaiting possible further Information.
Jimmy let out a yell which brought
the other children to the spot They
stood wide-eyed and bewildered as he1
of the "said Court: the urn i fe
HARGETT ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Contractor
Electric Repairing, Lighting
Fixtures and Supplies
24-Hour Service
Phone 495, Day or Night
105 W. Windsor St
Monroe, N. C.
Mmmlceltna will stv a
13th day of November. 1944, at it:-' h mothfr
o'clock aeon.
at the Court House door In Monroe,
North Carolina, offer to the highest
bidder for cash that certain tract of
land lying and being in Goose Creek
Township, Union County, North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of " Neah
Carrlker and others, and more par
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
'BEGINNINQ at a stone in Noah
Carrlker's line, the old division line
ef the Charlie Halglers lands, and
runs North 68tt West 34.26 chains to
a stone at the old Charlie Halgler
corner by 3 small pines; thence North
Tyler (his grandparents) came rush
ing out of the house.
CONSIDER ROTATIONS
IN FERTILIZER PLANS
In determining 'what fertiliser to
use for a particular crop, moat farm
ers consider the needs of the erob and
We forgot to tell you that Mr. ' the type of soil on which the crop Is
lyier is a very augnined, professor- grown, in selecting the fertiliser need-
use, nervous and somewhat Irritable ed. , ,
type of gentleman. He took one look! This plan provides only two
at Jimmy and exclaimed: "What in the stooL and sometimes vlt tobi
the name of common sense' did you over.: Dr. Emerson Collins, ln' charge
want to put your foot In there for?", of Extension agronomy 'at State Col
Jimmy didn't bother to answer. He .lege, suggests that growers plan their
was too busy howling. fertiliser pregrams so "as , to' zeep
uis motner and Mrs. Tyler were them In balance with the particular
murmuring words of encouragement stations that are followed on the
They took turns trying to pull his arm. This plan provides 'a third leg
loot loose, sir. xyier marcnea up ior tne stool.
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36 East 34.03 chains to the old Halgler j nd down the yard, expressing In no The retruireemnts of cotton on land
corner; thence South 9 East 38 chains
to the beginning and containing 32 K
acres more or less. Less 4.67 acres
Bidding will begin at $1050.00.
This the 24th day of October, 1944.
COBLE FUNDERBURK.
OCt. 24-Nov. 2.
NEW BUS SCHEDULE
The Union Coach Company, of Monroe, for the con
venience of the public and a time saver, will beginning
November 1, 1944, make connections with Carolina
Coaches, Concord, N. C, for intrastate points North:
Salisbury, Lexington, Thomasville, High Point,
Greensboro, Burlington, Durham, Raleigh. For de
sired information, please call Telephone No. 211.
UNION COACH CO.
John R. Winchester, Mgr.
Monroe, N. C
La
uncertain terms his opinion of such a that has been in small grain and hay
fool trick. crops for two years, for example, may
The foot remained fastened. Laura be quite different from eottoon in a
deeded to David Philemon by W. T. i telephoned for the doctor. Jimmy re- three-year rotation of com. cotton,
Philemon on the 21st day of Novem-! doubled the use of his lung-power. I and small grain, with a crop Of les
ber, 1938, and recorded la the Register Dinah Joined in the crying. Fred pedesa turned under the third year,
of Deeds Office in Book 83, Page 130. i Jeered end Jumped up and down. Car-1 How the various crops in the ro-
uuiie giggiea nervously, ine neignoors xaxion are lertuuea oas an important
and passing ' pedestrians gathered bearing on working out the program
around. Never , for a moment did Mr. so as to maintain the Drooer balance.
Commissioner. I Tyler stop his promenade. To each Dies the corn crop receive a complete
new-comer he profanely explained fertiliser and a nitrogen topdressing
, wnat nao nappened. Mrs. Tyler trot- or only a nitrogen topdressing? If the
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION j ted along behind him, murmuring over corn receives only nitrogen, what
Notice is hereby given that the un- and over: "Now, Joel; dont excite about the phosphates and potash
dersigned has this day qualified as yourself!" I needed to maintain a proper balance t
Administratrix of the estate of Ray- The doctor arrived, but he, too, was! In his December Suggestion Sheet
mood A. Redfearn, before the Clerk unable to remove the shoe or null which win mi nut nnt month nr.
of Superior Court of Union County, out Jimmy's foot. Some-one suggested Collins will give the plant removal of
North Carolina, and that all persons calling the plumber, and this was fertilizer materials by various crops,
holding claims against said estate are done. This Information may be obtained at
ucujr uuuucu w prawn mo nunc, me scene was one or wud confusion tne office of the county asent in De-
aury autnenucated, within one year ... Jlrnmy howling. Dinah Joining cember and will serve as a basis for
il i . Z nereoi oi cms notice w m. wed whooping up a storm. Nu- planning the 1945 fertilizer program,
be pled In bar of recovery thereon. All merous suggestions from the ordook-l Dr. Collins suggests that every
persons indebted to said estate are ers. Mr. Tyler still cussing. ' farmer ask himself the following ques-
requested to make prompt settlement I young (Fred finally got tired of the tion: "Are the fertilisers applied to
This P- JJ.n.n He wandered about the yard, the various crops maintaining soil fer-
.J , , MRS. CODE MORGAN, i looking for newer amusement. He tillty?"
Admlnistratrirx ef the estate of Ray-.found a brass Jardiniere. Up-ended, it,
mond A. Redfearn. Deceased, mato a. flnA hrui mnA t arewfaH '
O. U Richardson, Atfy. 10-3-6two ,' marching around the yard In it In
i bis seal, he pulled It lower and lower.
FAIRFIELD NEWS !He gav nnal pun and got it down
(By Mrs. John E. Polk) L'y" !mJhlJtft0m ,f e
J . , , I Jardiniere rested oa the top of his
Bundy Williams attended the Beagle head,
hound field trials In Greenville, S. C.,1 He' couldn't see. So he tried to raise
last week, where he was a Judge. He the thing a little. It wouldn't raise,
will leave on Sunday morning for and pred suddenly realized that he
Aldie, Va., where he will enter hounds was trapped.
In the field trials at that place. I people looked around as they heard
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Helms and son. 'a mufflwi veil fniw pw
Harry Lee and John Parks, spent Sun- muffled yells. Mrs. Ramsey took one
day with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Helms in look and then lost all Interest in little
Jefferson, S. C. Uimmv. Tdtti wirt m . Kr
There's a crisis in the making!
If stocks pile up In fertilizer plants and agents' ware
houses, the stream of supply will choke up. They must
move fast or the lack of man-power will cause a para
lyzing shortage.
Take the Chilean Nitrate situation for example. To
supply the quantity needed for 1945 crops, many car
goes must be unloaded each month at each port, then
moved out by train and truck for immediate allocation.
It must move out of agents' hands as fast as it moves
in. If not, the choke-up starts and work beck to the
ports, even back to the ships.
Already there's a threatened shortage of nitrogen.
due to sharply increased war needs. Unless you help
smash the bottle-heck bv " " '. ' T
wing your nitrate as toon
as it b offered, tne shortage
ww become acute. Tpous-
in Chile. The only place Chil
ean Nitrabf does you any
good is on yout gyps. Oct
yours now . .'. while you
can.
Storage Tips
rttmsiarlatiUpsrslaly.
tfiiljdMtflMr.
tarty fo ists vtwa
yti sis m Motsati.
ley Yevr ftrtlllm NOW... Take It NOW... Store It Till It's Needed
Thl' h Publu,Md 1 th Wu Faod Admlnlitrmtlon and
in luruuw ytaiutrj ... to hlj you ft thm ttrtlliut you
t : zot m tt n'k -'in irn Art cf r
THREE O'CLOCK . . .
AND I HAVENT SLEPT A WINK"
WAKETUL NIGHTS how the time drags!
Minutes seem like hour we worry over things
dona and left undone. After sncha night, we git
, up In the marningmor tired thad whca we want
to bed. Nervous Tension causes many a wakeful
Bight and wakeful nights are likely to cause Ner
vous Tension. Next time yott fed Nervous and
Keyed Up or begin to toss, tumble and worry after
you get to bed try
(Liquid or Effervescent Tablets)
aTIR. MILKS NERVINE helps to ease Nervous Tension to permit re
Sng lfP' Wt ySu. K Vp, Cranky, Fidgety, Wakeful, take
V. Miles Nerviaa. Try it for Nervous HoMlache aad Nervoos Indigestka.
Get I. Miles Nervins at your drug store. Effervescent Tablets, Large
fi,1?!?.' 8aX S Liquid, Large Bottle Sl.SS, SmaU BottU
JSt, boh equally affective as a sedative, both guaranteed to satisfy or
youynooey back. Head directum! and use only as directed. -v
Hi.
Pvt. Keith Smith and Pvt. Bruce
, worry. She rushed up to him and
Curlee of Camp Croft spent the week- tried to pull off the Jardiniere, but
uieu- uuoies iieie. i without success.
Mr. Gilmer Helms of Newport News,
Va., is visiting relatives in the com
Old Mr. Tyler also looked around.
In a flash he saw what had happened.
munlty while he looks after his farm (, He stood there, for a moment, then
here. I mat to An mrAw nf tha var lamnaH
J. B. Brantley and Heyward Parker over the fence and swore himself
spent several days last week In Norfolk iDiue m me face.
and Newport News, Va. i I Bv now the who la thin muhIM
Idn. Clifford Little has accepted a three-ring circus. . A two-ring circus. I
position in the Cannon Mills at Kan-1 anyway. PeoDle were m workine-
witn Jimmy's foot. Others were des-
napous.
Mrs. Wilbur Simpson recently visited
perately striving to get Fred's head
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ner auBDBna, WHO IS in camp at UUnp nnt of - tha teMllnlani vimh
dolt, 6. C. tossed in their little bit of advice.
Mrs. Andrew Hall and little son. ewrvtvuiv Kmitim, an inun v,.
P0"?,101 .Ne!??.rt..Ne,,.,V'.- 1ft nobody could hear what anybody else
for Georgia to visit Mr. Hall's family -was aavinr. - - V , 1
after spending two weeks visiting rel- ,. The plumber arrived and tried to
f?v! Vf F11-- hu," ' to nlP m Pred, but didn't
band, who Is in the. Navy in California, hare enough space between the Jar
will Join her there. . , , 'diniere and the child's head to ret
Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Allen and baby nmnar imrva' . ...' ..
daughter of Asheboro. recently spent'. w,neiH ,th m.hai
toe week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.jwnere Jimmy was hollering. He,
Allen. k , I startarf !1mrna" tirv tha Hla . on.a-
body earns along with a bottle of,
vasenne and worked It up inside the
jardiniere. Fred's head, much the
worse for grease, suddenly appeared.
; The plumber succeeded In removing
i Jimmy-s tnoe. and then pushed his
'foot back through the pipe. -j
The crowd dispersed. Mrs. Tyler
went over to the corner of the yard
; and got Mr. Tyler and took nun into
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t ; NO spot of rust, no fleck of
..burnt powder mart the shining
' , bore of the sportsmen's gun.
H must be reedy to function
perfectly at moment's notice '
. . . end cere is the price el
dependability.
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moment's notice. TKe known
dependability of our organize-
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$25.00 TO $5,000.00
Use Our Direct Monthly Reduction Loan Plan Tor
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For Any WORTHWHILE PURPOSE.
y' We offer a loan plan that is flexible, that fita the
purse and circumstances of the borrower,
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Wadesboro M. r ' !- '
The spooky HaTlowe en season de
scended upon WadeM)oro with a hur-
rah Monday when a Cock of apparent
ly good checks arrived in the mail for
several people, i: aboy bas been cited
as checXlng up on aa t-.e checks, but
! Informed persons er.'mate the total
Bioney Involved at about SIJjO po
rMy . more. , F. xjoij was expecting
vie eaer-ka. Tte rrc'"'nt -of the
j ')eca do not r ' t a y rf&son w:
I . ;ie payments she- 1 " e to tei
, .y axe aimpiy '.vd, a t,w.
WEILL'S
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