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THE ELON COLLEGE WEEKLY.
Friday, April 18,
HUNTLEY-STOCKTON HILL
COMPANY,
FURNITURE AND
CASH OR CREDIT.
UNDERTAKING
GREENSBORO, N. C.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
THE GREENSBORO PRIVATE INFIRMARY
121 SOUTH ELM STREE'J', GREENSBORO, N. C.
Under the Direct Supervision of
Drs. Charles E. Moore, F. C. Hyatt and Parran Jarboe
A Small, Up-to-Date Institution for the Diagnosis and Treat
ment of Mild Medieal, Surgical and Genito-urinary Diseases.
Rates; $10.00 to $15.00 per week. Registered nurses in attend
ance at all hours. Long distance 571.
Miss Mary Barrett, R. N., Superintendent
V -WE DO Genuine French Dry Cleaning and Sample Dyeing
as well as high grade laundry work. We will ap
preciate your patronage. Write for price list and terms to agents.
We charge only 5 cents for short and 10 cts. for cleaning long
White Kid Gloves.
COLUMBIA LAUNDRY CO.
1121/2) n't, 116 Fayetteville St., Greensboro, N. C. *
W. B. Fuller, Elon (College Ttepresenlative
)
liJCPOliT OF THE COyDlTION OF
TIIK ELOX BANKING AXD TItUST CO.
at Elon College, N. C.
RESOURCES
l.oaiis and discounts $15,000.51
.$47.64
. 30.42
84.00
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ELUN COLLEGE-CO-EI)UCATIONAL
Situated in the delightful hill country or North Carolina. With all of the ad-
vautages and none of the disadvantages of city life.
Oijiloma from Elon admits without e.’camination to the Graduate Departments,
in t.-ading universities. In addition to the REGULAR COLLEGE COURSES,
the following Departments are maintained;
l^K EPARATORY DEPARTMENT—Prepares young men and young womei»
for the Freshman class at Elon, or else where.
iJUSlC DEPARTMENT—Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ, Violin, Brass Instru
ments.
EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT—Elocution and Physical culture.
ART DEPARTMENT—Oil Painting, Water Colors, Pastiel, Crayon, China
Painting. Public School Drawing. Mechanical Drawing, Etc.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT—An ide;il Business Course, combining educa
tion cultnre, and special training.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT—A three years briefer course leading to the L. 1.
degree. Also special term each year, April and May.
Good equipment and modern conveniences. Building heated by steam, lighted
by electricity, furnished witli water and baths. E.xpenses moderate, from $132 to>
$187 per session of ten months. Write for catalogue showing^ terms and work in
detail.
PRESIDENT W. A. HARPER, ELON COLLEGE, N. C.
People’s House Furnishing Company,
HIGH POINT, N. C.
WholB!?aIe and R.etail House FurnisherR and Jobbers.
MANTLES GRATES. TILE. A SPEOIALTT
FREEMAN DRUG COMPANY.
Burlingfcn, North Carolina
'Vre the leaders in Drugs, Chem cals and Toilet Articles.
CAREFTJI, ATTENTION TO MAH. ORDERS
2,444.76
792.01
410.00
YOUR MOTHEU
She was only a country woman.
Just simple and plain, like all
Who grow up in a little village
T7X.- w here seldom the great thing's call.
• *^''-^he had toiled and had her struggle,
'j As the.v did in the days that were—
• * jjlJut say, don’t you wish your daughter
j ^ j Would turn out a woman like her!
^ ^ She was limited much in her chances
/ For all eilucation, yes;
• J ■ And it may be even her chances
For social advantage were less.
/ Her hands with work were wrinkled,
4 And her traveling was never “fer,’’
^ But, oh, don’t you wish your daughter
*! Would turn out a woman like herl
She spent her young days licli)ing
Your father to make his way;
And she hadn’t much time for fashion
With her children to rear, but, say
Just look back keenly and careful
On that life of such little stir.
$25,418.77
liabilities
Capital stock paid in $ 5,000.00
rndivided profits, less current
e.xpenses and taxes paid .... 657.08
De])osits subject to check
[lemand Certificates of Deposit
imz IMPERIAL TAILOR,
‘•PATRONIZE THE MASTER OF ALL TAILORS.”
The man who makes every stiteh of his work in your home town. Have jnit
received a fine line of spring samples, inelading Imported Serges and Alnminnia
Grey Novelties. We have also received the latest models of the latest English cata.
Samples are open for your inspection. Kindly pay us a call.
H. GOLDSTEIN, PROPRIETOR.
BUHLINGTON. N. C.
Flowbrs for All Occasions
FRESH AND SWEET, ROSES, CARNATIONS, AND VIOLETS OUR SPEC
IALTY.
j. L. O’QUINN, PHONE 149, RALEIGH, N. C.
H. E. Atkinson, College Representative.
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL BUREAU.
RALEIGH. N. C.
Established 1891, Operates throughout the Southwest. Teachers located in thir-
14,310.58 ty-two States. If open to engagement or promotion
5,340.04 Special Membership Option.
write at once for Booklet
Cashier’s Checks outstanding
101.17
CHAS J. PARKER, MANAGER.
$25,418.77
Stale of North Carolina, County of Ala
mance, ss:
I, II. I). Lambeth, Cashier of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
H. D. [-ambeth, t 'ashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
IGtli day of April. 1913,
L. I. Cox, Notarif Public.
WHITING & HORTON
10 EAST MARTIN ST., RALEIGH, N. C.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN’S FURNISHERS,
You are invited to make our store your Headquarters when in Raleigh.
B. A. SELLARS & SONS.
HIGH CLASS DRY GOODS
AND GENTS’ CLOTHIERS AND TAILORING MERCHANTS.
MAIN STREET ' BURLINGTON, M.
C.
they
ponder yoi^jvant your daughter
n like her!
those cofiUjv i^t 111"
To remember, to rei,tiy^
rehearse in mind a^ know,
own childhood sugge»(,
have aroused a nle^
ajiin to pain.
For its loved ones here below.
And you see her now in your fancy
As she was in the days that were.
And oh, if only your daughter
Would turn out a woman like her!
—Bengentown Bard.
There is one lesson which every young Sunbury, 0., March 6. Jed Perkins
person ought to learn. It is a duty which went to sleep in the stall with his big bay
cannot be too strongly urged. It may be mule last night. He (Jed) is now doing
expressed in three words; “W'ait on your- as well as could be expected.—The Amer-
ican Issue.
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