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THE MONROE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923. PAGE FIVE You vill save trouble and worry if you vill call us at first to get your complete fancy grocery order filled. Also remember our5 minute'delivery. Vann Funderburk, one price grocer, 5 minute delivery. PACE CROWDING THE SEASON By Mrs.

Knox Wolfe-Hareett in Char Commander S. E. Belk calls for a meeting of the members of Camp Walkup U. C. V.

to meet Saturday, March 24th, at 2 o'clock p. in the lotte Observer court house. Arrangements are to be Hark! give us your ear, and listen I pray, Like the startled deer as he rises made for those who may desire to attend the Confederate Veteran's re alert from his chillv lair. And shakes the dew from his sleek, wet sides 11 he New Spring Footwear is Eere New Hats and Frocks call for New Slippers. No matter what your idea of Style may be, you will find the wanted footwear, that satisfies.

Our footwear reflects Style, plus As he lifts his head in the morning air Tp catch the far off noise, and well known sounds, Of the hunters' horn, and his great deer hounds. Then listen to me, for there" will BUYING NOW AS BAD AS SELLING (From the News Observer) Desolating realization of the fact that it is a crime to buy liquor in North Carolina since the Turlington act was ratified was impressed upon five such investors when they were impounded in the city jail yesterday upon the statements of a confessed liquor merchant that he had sold them liquor. Sections- 2 and 25 of the Tar Heel adaptation of the Volstead act turned the trick. Section 2 provides that "no person shall manufacture, sell, barter, transport, import, export, deliver, furnish, purchase or possess," any liquor, except as provided in Section 10, which allows the storage of liquor in a dwelling for personal use and for the use of bona fide guests. Section 25 authorizes ad testificandum proceedings in the acquisition of evidence, but with the provision that the informer "shall be altogether pardoned of the offenses so done or participated in by him." Even as the tiny pebble slipping down the mountain-side may grow come to your ear.

The astounding news that spring is near. Already the singer, on last Sabbath morn Told us Of "pronged maples, like a union which meets in New Orleans April 10th to 13th. Kev. J. W.

Strider announces services for next Sunday on his charge as At Grace at ten o'clock to reorganize the Sunday school and preaching at eleven; at Union Grove at three in the afternoon, and at Unionville at 7:30. Rev. Mr. Strider says: "Will not every one take notice and be present as we need you and you need us." The other day when the sun was shining warm Mr. J.

E. Stack was walking up the street and encountered an old negro sitting calmly in the sun. "Mr. Stacks," inquired the comfortable one, "can you tell me what a man can do to keep from studyin' bout things so much?" "Yes," said Mr. Stack, "go to work." Like most advice this was not well taken.

Monr'oe is to have a new automobile establishment. Mr. T. B. Laney has sold his interest in the Secrest Motor Company and has organized the Laney-Gordon Chevrolet Company, of Quality LADIES SLIPPERS stag new horn," All dripping with sweetness this earlv "snrinsr sonc" LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr.

J. Franklin Hagler and children of Richmond county visited relatives and friends in this section last week. Messrs. R. W.

Lemmond and W. B. Love will address the Unionville Masonic Lodge Saturday night at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Dr.

W. R. Burrell will preach at Lee Park school house next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Icemor-lee Baptist church choir will be there to sing. The public is cordially invited to attend the services.

Mr! J. B. Black, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. R.

Wallace, a mile east of Monroe, Baxter Black of Marshville and Mr. Mark Helms of Jackson township, left for his home in Arkansas, near Pine Bluff, Sunday. Mr. J. c.

Gordon of Waxhaw will begin work on the handsome school building that is to be constructed at Indian Trail, next Monday. Brick made by the Seaboard Brick and Tile Company near Stouts, will be used. A family reunion will be held at the home of Mr. Jackson H. Plyler, in Mt.

Prospect community, Buford township, next Saturday. The occasion will be the celebration of Mr. Plyler's 63rd birthday. All relatives and friends are cordially invited. Miss Alma Rorie of Buford township yesterday returned from the Presbyterian Hospital at Charlotte where she had been some time and was operated on.

She is not yet fully recovered her strength but is much better. "Why did yot paint all the turning posts around- the except the one at the juncture of Hayne and When Christmas is barely a week or two gone. But I did not mean to catch up the And sing of sweet maples, narcissus and rain into a gigantic avaiancne sweeping only wanted to tell of the glow, That our window Ta few wnoie villages irom tne, xace oi mt earth so that no man may say whers Hashed to mornings ago. flashed to they stood even so a small quan tity of whiskey discovered in a All dressed in cardinal and looking his best, veritable "Young Lochinvar is come Coca-Cola bottle in the possession of Bill Nash, from Durham, be mem out of the west." bers of the Raleigh police force Fri He shook himself gaily, as he day night, was the starting point of perched on a limb. the most inclusive bootleg raid stag And preened and peeped and was full of conceit.

ed in years by the Raleigh police. The city jail was packed last night which he and Mr. Craven Gordon will be managers and Mr. A. M.

Secrest a stockholder. The company, as its name implies, will sell the Chevrolet car and also furnish service. In addition to this they will carry on a service department in charge of Mr. John McClelland. They nave also boug'ht the stock of paint and upholstering supplies of the Secrest Motor company, which quits this line of work, and will do painting and upholstering.

The place of business will be where Mr. McClelland now is on East Franklin street, and the new company begins at once. You may have the leathers you want in the style desired in French, Junior Louie, Sport Combinations or Plain Styles at very moderate prices $3.00 to $7.50. TIIE NEW BUSTER BROWN SLIPPERS for Children find a place in every home where there are children. Comfort and Style, plus long wearing qualities, are embodied in all Buster Brown Slippers.

MEN'S OXFORDS New and Up-to-Date Styles in all Leathers Combinations that are Stylish. Very moderately priced $4.00 to $10.00. We shall be pleased to show you our footwear for Spring for we believe in it Lee Lee Co. This dashing, debonair, beautiful by the relentless drag-net spread by City Prosecutor Clifton Bechwith and Then away he flew, on his errand Plamclothsmen Danielly and wyatt, bent, O'er bracken and brier, with great and tightened by Sergeants Bailey, Woodall and Saunders, and their squads of patrolmen. Captain War intent.

Franklin streets?" This is a question Excited and feerless like our Paul Revere, which is being asked Chief feppon. And he answers it by Baying, "Ask Mr, Stearns, who de fem. To tell to the farmer that spring ren was field marshall or the ami whiskey activities. USE CHINESE DOCTRINE is near. FREAKISH FORD would have given a "pretty" to have brushed his red wing.

FRIGHTENS FOLKS (From the Hamlet News) Down Vance street at a 30-mile And patted and called him, our har binger of spring. clip, careless of consequences and un ON SWEET POTATOES Raleigh, March 5. Black rot, scurf and other diseases of the sweet potato may be prevented by dipping the, roots in a solution of corrosive SHALL A WOMAN BE A CHATTEL heeding the wail ox one chalk-wnite negro boy, a frisky Ford truck, full-Hgged, yet without captain or crew, created more than (Morganton News-Herald, Edited by Miss Beatrice Cobb.) Mr. T. L.

Crowell has been selected chairman, for Union county by the board of 1 trustees of Lenoir College $850,000 Endowment Campaign. The district organization meeting will be held in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Gastonia tonight at Mr. Z. Faullnerinforms The Jgurnaj tn'it inedio-lecture to be given tonight at the: Henderson Motor Company's on the boll weevil will ccme immediately after the usual radio concert which begins at eight o'clock. It will therefore take, place about 8:30 to 8:45.

The public is invited and there is no charge. sublimate before bedding, says G. W. Few people know that it is the law ordinary excitement Sunday after Fant, extension worker in plant dis pases for the State College and De of this State hat if for any reason a Monroe, N. C.

The Store of Quality noon -by crashing into the Raleigh nartment of Aericulture. Mr. Fant street shoe shop. The entire front of woman finds it intolerable to live with her husband and leaves him he may, if he so wills, forbid anyone to give shows that this preventative meas the shop was torn away and the nre is of creat value in increasing terior of the shop badly smashed be her food or shelter. Probably the rea fore the Lizzie finally muzzled its son that the law is not very generally battered nose against a long wooden the quality of potatoes produced and should be followed as faithfully as the Celestials of China practice their State of North Carolina Department of State known is that it is a rare case when bench within a few feet of the rear a man takes advantage of it.

It is SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES, Mrs. Robert H. Garren received of the buildine. rare case when r. man takes ad doctrine of preventative medicine.

Seed sweet notatoes can be steril a telegram this afternoon convey Ollie Jones, colored, was enjoying me the sad intelligence wai a perfect Sunday afternoon up to the vantage of it. It is a shame when he dees. The stutute requires that he ized by using four ounces of the sub her sister. Mrs. B.

G. Weathers of time he attempted to cranK the muie- limate to 30 gallons ot water and publish a notice to the effect that Shelbv died today. Mrs. Weathers Iv Ford in front of the Hamlet rios the roots allowed to stand in the so CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION To all to whom these presents may come Greeting: Whereas, it appears to my satisfaction, by duly authorized record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous con anyone who "harbors the wife does lution from eight to 10 minutes. They ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS MONROE, N.

C. pital. To expedite the operation, 01-' lie jacked up the rear of the truck so at his or her peril. are then al owed to dry. Clean sand had been ill for a long time, but her death was not expected.

She was about 65 years old and is survived by her husband and the following broth Twice in the last six years the mat on several pieces oi DricK, out never Used before for bedding and ter has come in a definite form to containing no refuse from previous the attention of The News-Herald ers and sisters: Dr. W. C. Bostic of rather carelessly left her wide jppen and at the first turn of the crank the fussy little car gave a shudder and started down hill. but so far we have avoided the ne Forest Citv.

C. S. Bostic of Los An- sent of all the stockholders, deposited in my office, that the Hotel Joffre, Incorporated, a corporation of this cessity of publishing a notice carry crops, is recommended by Mr. fant for use as lie states that potatoes so treated are fit for bedding only as the poison is absorbed ireles. California.

John Bostic of ing out the requirement ot publiea Ollie remembered something about State, whose principal office is situated in the city of Monroe, County of Charlotte, Mrs. a. J. Carson and Mrs, Mattie.HarriU of Bostic and Mrs. R.

tion. In one instance forces were set by the skin of the root and therefore to work that effected finally a recon H. Gai7en. member. ottheJ cannot be used for food.

the famous war slogan before Verdun but the headstrong Lizzie finally had its own way and started off at a 30-mile clip down Vance street. Hugging Union, state of North Carolina, (J. Ashcraft being the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon whom pro baptist cnurcn- ana a woman mucn ciliation. This week an inquiry came in the mail as to the cost of a notice Care must be taken with the cor loved in her community. rosive sublimate as it is a violent poi of this kind.

cess may he served), nas compuea the cement curbing- to the lett the It used to be the custom when a There's just this about it, so far horse erot a leg broken that the ani son both to animals and Humans. The solution in which it is used also grows weaker as the potatoes are dipped and as this newspaper is concerned un with the requirements of Chapter 22, Consolidated Statutes, entitled "Corporations," preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution: trutfk, at the intersection of Vance and Raleigh street, gave -a gleeful snort, stuck its head between its front Goodrich feet artJ smashed head-on mal was immediately killed. Some weeks as a (rood horse belonging to must be renewed for large amounts, No. TRAINS ARRIVE FROM 5 Washington Norfolk 9:10 a. m.

14 Charlotte 5:00 a.m. 12 Atlanta 5:50 a.m. 34 Rutherfordton 10:40 a.m. 19 Wilmington 10:40 a.m. 34Wilmingto-Raleigh 2:40 p.

m. 20 Charlotte 5:35 p.m. 30 Atlanta 5:40 p.m. 16 Rutherfordton 8:20 p.m. 6 Atlanta 8:35 p.m.

13 Wilmington 10:10 p.m. 11 Norfolk 10:50 p. m. TRAINS LEAVE FOR 14 Wilmington 5:05 a.m. 12 Norfolk 5:55 a.

m. 15 Rutherfordton 7:45 a.m. 34 Wilmington-Raleigh 10:55 a. m. 19 Charlotte 10:45 a.

m. 29 Atlanta 10:50 a.m. 31 Rutherfordton 2:45 p. m. 20 Wilmington 5:50 p.

m. 6 Washington-Norfolk 8:40 p. m. 13 Charlotte 10:20 p.m. Mr.

B. C. Reader got his foot caught The quantity of seed to treat will de Now, Therefore, W. N. Everett, hetween tracks Vnile being driven termine the amount needed to be i mi made up and the seed should be treat over a rauroao crossing, ine crowu which auicklv eathered around with Secretary of State of the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, on the 9th less some good lawyer can show us that we ourselves are breaking the law to refuse to print such a notice our space is not for sale for such purposes.

We. do not propose to be party to such procedure, if we can help it. It really does seem that in this day of enlightenment we should have advanced beyond a stage where a wo ed immediately before bedding. The into the nice plate glass windows, une can safely assume that the car had feet inasmuch as' both tires had on boots. The little Sunday afternoon matinee was good while it lasted.

Ollie furnishing an equal amount of comedy and tragedy. one voice said, him, kill him, he poison corrodes metal and wooden is no more good." But Mr. iceader barrels should be used for holding the day of March, 1923,. file in my office a duly executed and attested consent A( dared that he-would not kill him solution. These recommendations are made by Mr.

Fant to help the "Kp shall have a chance to get well," writing to the dissolution oi said corporation, executed by all the stock sflid Mr. Reader. "And he shall get Tarheel farmer make more money on holders thereof, which said consent wpII stated Dr. Alexander, who came and the record of the aforesaid are now on file in my said TAX NOTICE All delinquent taxes must be collected by not later than May 1st. Please come in at once and settle and his sweet potato crop this year.

THE COUNTRY WIFE along about that time. Yesterday Mr. Reader had the horse out taking a walk and both horse and owner were office as provided by law. man can be considered a chattel in the eyes of the law; when a man has the right, because she is considered his property, to issue orders that she cannot be given food or shelter, should she see fit to leave him. A law that allows such a condition should be changed.

In Testimony Whereof, 1 have here save cost of advertising, as we must as happy and frisky as a couple of While tie Jiad faults-everybody. give thirtydaysjiotice before 'sale. tor that matter has the late sen unto set my hand and affixed my official seal at Raleigh, this 9th day of March, A. D. 1923.

(JLIFKUKD rowLan, anerin, kids. Mo one could tea tnai xne leg had been Alexander swim the 'horse up in a canvass, set ator Tom Georgia was a i i i i man of many remarkable traits and the bone and kept him there till it a writer and orator of unquestioned W. N. JEVEKETT, Secretary of State. STAND RY YOUR TOWN 11 Atlanta 10:55 p.m.

5 Atlanta 9:15 a.m. All trains daily. Through sleeping car service to Wilmington, Washington, New York, Portsmouth-Norfolk, "Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis. Schedules published for information and are not guaranteed. C.

T. HARRELL. Ticket Agent. E. W.

LONG, Division Passenger Agent, Charlotte, N. C. ability. There is beauty of expres got well. -The Men's Club "of Central Meth sion and real human interest in his If you think your town's the best, Tell 'em so.

If you'd have her lead the rest, description of "The Country Wife, here quoted! 1 odist church had a fine meeting and banquet last night in the church: An excellent supper was served by a Help her grow. VVVien thpre's anv thinir to do. "There are thousands of devoted and absolutely admirable wives and number Of the ladies of the church Let the fellows' count on you, 1 mothers in our cities, in our towns i -it i The purpose of the meeting was to renew the work of the club for the present year, it having been slackened during the fall on account of prep arations for the entertainment of, the conference. President JLi Wi Fowler i'iiu in our villages, ana it gives me pleasure and pride to testify to the fact; but if you ask me to carry you to the home of the true wife and the true mother, one who loses herself entirely in the existence of her hus band and children, one who is the first to rise in the morning, and the presided; and principle' speaker was Rev, J. T.

Mangtim, pastor of the Lincolnton church, who spoke, on the onDortunity and usefulness of the Y. W. HARGETT, Dealer in PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. Very Reasonable Prices Charged. All Work Guaranteed.

Phone 372-R: Monroe. N. C. last to retire at night, one who is always at her post of duty, and the "Man on the street." Dr. Burrell, FRESH MEAT Rev.

Mr. Chandler, and other invited guests were formerVbe-ing called on for short talks. There was some whole-hearted singing by the men, and Dr. Weaver stated the purpose of the meeting and -pledges were taken for the support of the You 11 feel bully when it tnrougn; Don't you know If you want to make a hit, Get a name. If the other fellow's it, Who's to blame? Spend your money in your town, Thusly keep your prices down, Give the mail concerns a frown That's the game! If you're used giving knocks, Change your style; Throw.

bpUquets instead of rocks, For a while; Let the other fellow roast, Shun him as Ou would a ghost, Meet his' haromef with a boast And a smile. When a stranger from afar Comes along, Tell him who and what you are-Make it strong; Needn't Hatter, never bluff, Tell the truth -for that's enough: Join the boosters that's the stuff We belong. one who carries upon her shoulders the burdens of both husband and children, one who is keeper Of the household and the good angel of it, utterly unselfish, happy in making others happy, with no thought of fashionable pleasure, perfectly content in quiet home life in which she does nobody harm and everybody work of the club during the year Dr. Kemp Funderburk Dentist 1 Office Over Lee Griftn's Store. Good assortment of Horses and Mules, Buggies and Wagons on hand at all times.

Agents for Kelly Springfield Tires and Tues. Terms Easy. THE SIKES COMPANY. It seems that the local courts 'In good, taking as many thorns as she Union county have been trying cases against people charged with purchas Many and varied, are the cuts of fine Fresh Meats you can buy her at, all times. And the prices are as low.

as yoii would have to pay anywliere. Pnone your order. G. LEVY'S MARKET PROMPT DELIVERY can from the pathway of her husband and strewing: it with as many roses as possible, strengthening him by her inspection as he goes forward to fight the battle of life, smoothing the pil low upon which he rests his tired head when he comes home, tenderly ing liquor unoer a local law passed in 1917; So when the law making the purchaser -of liqtior guilty along with the seller was passed at Raleigh the other day for the whole state it was ho new' thing this county. In fact Union county has always led the state in anti-liquor legislation.

Wav back yonder when we first had rearing the boys and girls who will. in turn go away from the door, some day for the last time the boy to be Our kick against the future Is that Franklin St. good soldier in Hie continual war Phone 572 it moves as fast as we do. the famous quart law in this eounty fare, and the girl to become some ardent suitor's wife, and to be to him If you have farm, suburban, or business: property to sell, write our representative, MR. A.

H. ZEHMER, i Rockingham Hotel, Rockingham, N. C. ATLANTIC COAST REALTY Petersburg, Va. and there was neitner state or na si nrohibition.

old man Swift Gal what her mother has ben to her 1 ath er; and wbi, when all toils are done and her strength is departing, will sit calmly in the doorway, watching the setting sun, with a serene smile upon loway, a famous politician and lawyer of the east, heard about the quart law. He was surprised and highly indignant for the old gentleman was neither a practical nor a theoretical prohibitionist. He jumped up in the DR. P. M.

ABERNETHY VETERINARIAN Ofice FOWLER LEE STABLB MONROE, N. C. Phone 108. Residence Phone 169-J. H.D.

STEWART, M.D. Office engagement -any time by appointment. Regular hours. 11 to 1 and 3: to 5. Thorough examination and advice.

Phone 141 day or night. her face and never a fear in heart 'ask me to. find where this Wislature and said if he lived Un woman Jives, and I will make a bee ion county he would certainly want line for the country." to get a furlough to neii occasionally, MOKfUOE, BASE BALL, Thursday, APKIL 12th, VS. GEORGE STALUN ROCHESTER N. Y.

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