The Quality
Store
MILLERS
The Store Thats
Different
There is no place like Millers because Miller is not an imitator, he is an
originator. He has cut the prices on mens suits all the way down the line
He has them nice for $5.50, better for $7, up to an elegent suit for $22«00
that cost you $25.00 and $30.00 elsewhere. Overcoats from $5.50 to
to $17.50.
IVIen’s Shoes
in all the latest cuts, in vice-patent, and calf, just what you want, $1.50
to $5.00, Boys suits and overcoats, oh well take them if they suit you,
we will please you in price. Come and see us.
The Extension
Front
MILLERS
Th 3 store That
(Guarantee Satis
faction
143 E. Main St. Near Gtiurch Street That Leads To Ttie Depot.
Durham - - - North Carolina
Santa Claus is Here.
I .oaded down with a full
tine of pretty attractive and
useful of Christmas and*
Holiday gifts. He has al
ready opened up a large
stock, and is ready to show
a big lire of pretty things at
our store, for old and young,
for girls and boys.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
For Santa Claus this year
and can supply your every
want. We went North ar.d
perchased under our person
al supervision for your spec
ial benefit a line that we
knew would please you. So
now let us assure you there
will be no necessity for you
to go elsewhere to get your
Cl-ristmas “Tiix’^ It should
be a pleasure to know that
your home store can supply
your wishes. Don't, forget
this. Call early and inspect
stock. Our elegent line and
low prices will do the rest-
MEBANE DRUG COMPANY
Mebane, N. C.
F. L. White, Mgr.
PLEASE SETTLE UP
1 St.
With a view of some changes in the personal of a
member oi our firm, it will be necessary for us to
close up all outstanding accounts by
JANUARY
so we beg if you are indebted to our firm that you
please make immediate settlement. Reduced prices
on all Hardware. Now is your time to buy. See us
at once.
Tyson-Malone Hardware Co.
Mebane, - - - - North Carolina.
This is one time that Mr. Oscar Uo-
derwood has the advantage of Mr.
Champ Clark. Uneerwood didn't vote
for that pension steal and Clark did.
Underwood probably doesn’t care a snap
whether any of the G. A. R. vote goea
to the democratic convention pledjfed to
him or not.—Raleigh Times.
Nl&W
Thought tor the Day.
I will try this day to live a simple,
sincere and serene life; repelling
promptly t very thought of discontent,
anxiet7, discouragement, impurity, and
self-seeking; cultivating cheerfulness,
magnanimity, charity, and the habit of
holy silence exercising economy of
expendituie, carefulness in conversa
tion, diligence in appointed service,
fidelity to every trust, and a child-like
trust in God. John H, Vincent.
Business for North
Cajrofina.
Nortli Carolina—Chapel Hill, $25,000
cotton mill stock company; Greensboro,
$25,000 manufacturers of bottle stop
pers; Hickory, $25,000 furniture com
pany; Raeford, $25,000 grocery com
pany; Louisburg, $5,000 mattress
factory^ Gastonia, $100,000 realty
company; Wilmington, $250,000 grocery
company; Wilson, $25,000 grocery
company; Weldon, $50,000 box factory.
Results are the Same.
“But if you don't believe in Santa
Claus how do you expect him to bring
you Christmas presents?” asked Tom
my's uncle.
“Huh I" replied Tommy, .“Believin’
hasn't imything to do with it. I don't
believe in ghosts, but I'm afraii of
them just the same."
Higher up than ever befor-' reachcd
by a steeplejack, Bob Meiiill, the fa
mous under-the-clouds painter, plied his
Joiia
Wltn
steeple Jack Climbs
DecKin
Thanks.
The Congressionfil committee invfsti-
a
Twenty-third street, Nevv Yo:k. It was ! ^ i.
• *. rriA ^ ^ , ,, T,, ^ R‘iv. Fledesick T. Gates to appear be-
iorroi-Bagi^ & iireen
Have now some very attractive
brush last Thursaay on tOD of the Met- ,, .. .
" rp ' , gation the United States Steel Corpori
ropon tan Tower, Aladisen avonue ana... . i n
rr. ^ ^ ^ XT tion invited Johii D. Rockefeller am
just 710 feet from the sidt^walk. The
distance looked more to the thousamlsi
who backed ofi a block or tv.-o t^efoie ■
fore that conirn’tte
matter of the
ter had cliaivxc
tu testify in the
ci viis, in which tne lat-
beiorc ihe committee
they could get in'.o position to watch i
the seemingly daring feat f
The tip top of the Metropoliian Tow- j
er consists of a gigantic oct&gonal Ian- '
tern, from the center of v/hich rises a '
peak surmounted by a ball. Below the
lantern is a balcony. It was the work , * j.,
- ^ ,, rnakiii^ public stvitements througn
of MerriU and his assistants to gud all j pj.^gg
ofthia The lower parts presontodj Mr, R„,i;efe]ior is a;i ardent defend-
moderate hazards,, but, the gliding ot i
the peaK of the lantern was a probl. m
that K •c];efi’]]er Juid “Eqaeezed” them
j cut of f.ij>:;io- propeii c'S iind *!ther val-
; ues aniouuLlijg to sevt i al miM'ons, but
I both declined to avail taemsc-Ives oi the
i opportunity of dc.fejvJi!;g toe deal by
tesiifyir^^-, cor^tenting themselves with
the
j:eatures for the ladies. Some excep
tionally fine bai ‘ ■ ’ ' '
lilS
in
ials
-we are riinriin
and $3.00. Coni(
(X L
iiats.' Spec-
?0 A|
—except to Merrill.
er of himself and his methods, He can
see no harm in the meliioJri he has em
ployed to accumulate the vast fortune
I he enjoys, and of course much of it was ;
gainou in the way he appro,.riated to
his own use the Tiierritt properties, em
bracing vast mining interests and a
railroad v/hich are now worth millions
of dollars. — Nashvillo Tennessean.
Two good horses for sale. Apply to
F, VV Graves
Fine Corn Yield.
(From The Lenoir News.)
Mr. Jack Mast of VVatauga county Boy
repvorts gathering 700. bushels of fine
corn off of eight acres This i** a v^.*!y ^ telephone message
fine yield for that* part of th^ ; Taylm’bVihe from Sony
that has never made much pretension
to being’ a corn producing section, I'his
is, we think, the best record yet re
ported from a tract of that size, v.e
have heard of some one-acre plots or
smaller or.es makirg a higher record
but have not heard of so large a tract
making such a good average.
0, S2.50
in and see these,
also the many other beautiful hats.
We also wish to call your attention
Embroidery.
Now is a good time to get j^our
Christmas gifts made. Ask to see
the Muslin Underwear.
Saved liisiWife’s Life.
“My wife would have been in hr-r
grave to-dr:y,” writes O. H. Brown, of
Muscad'ne, Ala., ^^if it had not b“cn
f >r Dr. King’s New Discovery. S'^e
was down in herbcd, not able to {le.
up without help. She had a stiver-
bronchial ti'ouble and a drcidiui cf U'Th,
I got her a bottl - of Dr. iCing's Ke v
Discoye’'g, and she i^oun t '» mm l
and w;’.s well in a shv.rt time.” infa!’-
ible for coughs and cokLs. its the mnrt
reliable .emedy on earth for do.-iK'nr.e
lun^ trouble, hemor? hage.'=!, bignprc,
received at
Point states
that Roy K;:ever, son of Jesse Keever
who livi.s about two miles south of that
place, accidentally shot himself about i
3 o’clock Thursday altcrnoon and died
as a result tLirly minutes thereafter,
Tjio young; man was in t!ie woo(’s
chopi'ing when the accident occurred.
He ha I laid his gun against a log and
when he attemy)ted to mo-'e it, it was ^ ^
discharged by tho hamn'.er coming in j ^
contact with a knot on the log. The;
entire loud cntert d his .side. A phys;- !
ci; n was seat for at once, but tiie you-1
rg man died bcfcie i.e ar: ived. He vvas ’ ^
about 17 years of :'.ge. Chailottj Ob-
r.H
MORBOW-BASeil a
Burlington, IN. C.
EN Inc.
A Pretty
-sr -
Pea;'la
mirket v
wliich 111-
COU'.tV, i
asthma, hay fever,*trcup and whooping b.y a c .ni; i:i
cough. &Dc, $1.00. Trial bottle free, bake, one . f
Guaranteed by Mebane Drag Co. app a-s h; =i.;
: ■ over ■: 1,0. 0.
1,000,000 Bad Carcasses.
More than 50,000,000 anim ih'. wire
insDocted during t^e past ii?cal y'ar b ,
the United St tef= Fu u of '.al
dustry, and more than 1 Oi.iU,Uv..ir cave s
ses were condemmd as unlit for
according to the annual rcr.'ort oi Dr.
A. D. Melvin, suhmittei; to Secrettw
of Agriculture Wi’son.
Tuberculosis wa-' the cn'ise of moi^t
of the condemnr'i n, ne- riy 47 ; or cent
* of adult cattle condemnrtiion? a id moie
i than 96 por. cent of those hoae beir.ir
due to this di>ease.
F ijUiid
i' . , ' l) i*ity ai'd of d
li'.o huve b!! I'oui ii in cL-.iis
.1 i i'vr;,;,) iyi-v. !i Mariop.
X;!::. 'j'i;e fi’id- V-, ‘ i e made
^■’y ■j'^yin;'- a clim' \J-
chira.' icldii .g a pearl | [ v
jc-vvelt..s to be worth
Church Services
Tn- :c'iirq- ti.e
il.: i P.
]'\ rgU :in
riuiuv y V'
p;:bli.- (r-li,,':
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•■nday at 11 A.
y R.v. B. V.
'V l:>'"'ho-,)l every
i ' o'clock the
;i to cilten’d each
ioves
Goes with one of our elegent
3uils of clot-hin^r we sell, and they
4) I ice too. We have anything
a ^^cntlenien up, and you
gO''j vviih the easy graceful
fi- r.\-r cicthes They always
lO'!-:
;'.r.d wcs'.r well
GLOVES
, and there
select what
'.n at
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sijCi i' fT-.. t.a>
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rr? V
Mark'^.aiiis Goiiier
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F- NASH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
PRACTIC IN iixmmn
HILLSBORO. N. C.
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{>:dy 1G9 peo- ,
One’s char ees ■
than tv.’o ! ^
-14. ■ ''JV
(.r.ii'f-e i.r deatn
y or stomach trouble '^fj
but not if Elcct.ric '
Cf:
kill
vh e coU:Ui
,• i^-ii; ;;10 ic-S
fiobei'c Madsen,
THE BEST PLACE IN
GREENSBORO
To'get the BEST TO EAT
the
HENNESSEE OAFE>
Open until midnight.
34ia SOUTH-ELM STKJ 'KT
Near passenger depot.
I . J Cl It 11, I icp.
; in i
! Ji'. in thi.'
t ii- 1. r -ii
! in 'j
:r. m li v;. i-. kic '
i i.' ' ::si;y
j i-ittcv;5 i)-' (u
j Vv't s i’ j! ii:i^t.in, J-i.. proved. Four
i doL-tors i;a'’e liim up after eight mon-
! t's of s'lfforing from virulent liver
ti'oubie and yellow jaundice. He was
th*. n completely cured by Eiectric Bit
tcrs. They’ro tho best stomach, liver,
norvc and kidney aemedy and blood
purifier on earth. Only 50c at Mebane
Drug Co.
r::
aylor
Diiriiam N. C.
lELO
Dry Goods.
J vviii sesi you goods at aii attractive
price. Give me an cpportiinity to con
vince you.
~57ii ."liociiFi i-f
226 WEST MAIN ST. DURHAM, N. C.
IHE HAT THAT
Stupid Politics*
(From The Baltimore News.)
Having pitched overboard all pre
tense ot economy by rushing through
a service pension bill which, if enacted
may eventually cost the country $75.-
000,000 a year, the Democratic Congress
has furthermore done the orposition
great service. If the bill is killed in
the Senate, the Republican party can
take the credit for having blocked a
miserable political game. If it goes to
the Pr««S-j^nt, it will give him oppor-
tonlty to demonstrate to the country
his sound judgment and his indifference
to the effect of his actions upon his
political fortunes. Judged from any
point of view, the majority in the House
has been guilty of a stupid blunder.
Everything else that
is wanted in hats—
Stetson and Knox’s,
latest blocks, $3,'50. ,
Other hats at $2.00
and|i$3.00
This is not only a
Clothing Store for all
the men—^it :’s
a hat store in every
sense of the world
VANSTORY
CLOTHING COMPANY
CHARLES H. M’KNIGHT, Mgr.
Greensboro N. C.
Deputy Sheriff Murdered;
Body Placed on Railroad,
Deputy Sheriff Benton v. as found
dead upon the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road trai k ut Wade, a stati« n 12 miles
north of Fayetteville, Sunday. A tra^n
had passed over the boi y ind examina
tion pointed to the fact t’lat he had
been murdered and placed on the track
Sheriff McGeachey, Deputy ther.li’
Hall and th' county coroner. Dr. J V.
McGougan, went to Wade in automo-
biiea, can’yin^- a blood hound. No de
tails can be gathered up to thi3 hour.
THE McADOO
A most delightful
home in Greensboro
N. C. for the trave
ler.
STRICTLY FIRST.
CLASS IN APPOINT-
People
Where is the best place to buy shoes in Grensboro,
the answer from those v/jio knov/ Is always go to J.
M. Hendrix & Co. they keep the shoes that embrace
comfort, smart style, and long" service. Take these
combined and they are suie to give satisfaction.
Don't forget the place,
J.M.
Company
Grtensboro
NorthXaroIina
Glaus
EXCELLENT SERVICE
Easy of access to railway
station
Burlington, N, C.
John H. VERNON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSLOB AT
LAW
Tel 3phone Office No, 65 J.
Residence No. 337
Burlington N. C.
WHEN
You Go To Greensboro
Remember the
PfiiCE OF SiEETS
331 S. Elm St.
Near the Depot
WILL BEAT
Johnsons Saturday
Has already sent-the goods
Big Assortment
Something suitable for every one.
Call in, he wants to shake
hands ^ ith you.
L
‘‘On the corner