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Acre Farm For Sale-
We are offering the McPherson Farm near Snow Catnp, N. C. wilh six iMca dwelling, lo» barn, gniary, gaiJ aa^le orcHiri. p-acticiaHy all fenced in.
One Hundred acres open for cultivation, balance in wood. Thiii is known as the rhotnas M. McPherson tr'«ct and adjoins Grey M;Ph;rs>n and orhers,
. Soil Red and Grey, adapted to cotton and small grain. Price $8,750 00.
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■; W. E. SHARPE. Manajfen
Well watered
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JXJ YOU KNOW
hnniirtda of publi&hftifa would oe
Vlad to: ^nd. you » free aam^e copy
at their Magazine if they on)r knew
jour address. It is our buwnesa to
since. reaidini Claude Kitchin*s state-
meiit, are waiting, to Hear the side of
the. j^Diinistration prefieiited more
fuHy before making up their minds on
this national defense proposition. It
is the journal’s opinion that a great
urnish Publishers only with the names n,ajority of the people of the state
at inteliieent magazine readers. .111 - ,
you will write your full addresa VERY ' to Me Mr* Kitchms ststettient
^ain arid send us; ONLY 10 cents (in
Silver) or money order, we will sead
your name to several hundred pub
iiihers within a year, who will send
you FREE sample copies ot hundreds
(yes several hundreds) of the leading
Standard Magazines, Farm Papers,
Poultry Journals, Story. Magazines,
Reviews and Weekly Papers, Mail
Order and Trade Publicp.tions, House
keeping Magazines,,Fashion Journals,
Illustrated Magazines and in fact
about all kinds of higU-grade interest- [
ing Biagaziries coming to you in mo.=;t ,■ a
1 n oVIrJ dll 'fAt* !
answered before they say how far
they are vrilliiig to gD in spending
money on batleships,—Winston-Salem
Jcurna!. - - , ’
LETTER WiUTEk ANNOYS
galt; '
MBS.
Young Man Arresied S^ois Dazed
When Deteetire Appears Against
Hint in Conrt.
New Y-jrk, Nov. 29.-^Gha7ged with
sending annoying letters ,to Mrs. Galt,
fiancee of President Wilson, aiid also
to her mother, Mrs. William H Boll
ing, a m:in who said he was Samual
\V!iite, t\veniy-seyen years old, an in
ventor, was arrested at Thirty-first
; I Street today by secret service mien and
A gii-I babjv neatly wrapped up I Ueteciive Dohoahoe.
bundle arid apparently about two ! Mrs. ^alt did not appear in court,
AS WBItTEN IN THE LAW.
; o 'able relation betveott the two jus-
prohibition, we wijuld hold it ah ar-
bitrary and unwaT^ted interference | titles upholding the >tat«te m a Tetis-
... .,1. i onat;e regulation.”
.Justice ITaghes will have ta keep
going and net look bade, or that ter
rifying Preside tial nomination may
i bjtion tfjeye jgems to be £Hch a reas-. i yet overtake hinx
has been '
BABY LEFT ON PORCH.
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^ve^_^raad fcr^pvef^^^ S‘1 for j was found at the frontja detective making the complaint. The
.J. J.I.. Hi.. a jivi.soner was sent to BeUevue Hospital
WE-DO-.IS-WE-SAY j door of the home of Mr. ami Mrs. S.
so send a silver dime at once ar.d yotir. between
name will go on our next month’s | E- Eagles, on t,^vann st. eet. bet«.een
gircuiating list and you will be greatly | Fourth and Fitch, by jnembers of the
surprised at the results as we assure
y«u that you will be more than well
pleased with the small investment.
And you WILL NEVER regret It.
Address the Magar.ine Circulating Co.,
Box 5240, Boston, U. S. A. Circulat
ing Dept C-T3. DON'T fail to wite .
YOUR full address EXTR.^^ plain.
We ha've sor.aethiiig in store for you
—as a real surprise—if you will please
let us know in what paper you saw
this advertisement.
for. .observation.
In one of the letters the writer says
household, iast night, nnd ivas taken he had fallen deeply in love with Mrs.
AWAITING AN EXPLANATION.
Mr. R. J. Reynolds sized up the sit-
in and ten!er!y cared for.
The child endently had been left
there only a few minutes as it had
been only a short time since some
0)'.e had entered the house.
Mr. Sagles stated to the police, to
whom report was made, that he and
his wife would keep and care for the
unfortunate youngster.—Wilming^ton
Dispatch.
uaition pretty well when he told those i
Wsishington newspaper correspond- * at it shows that he has no worry about
The way that Henry Ford is going
t it shows that he has no
ents that the people of North Carolina,: the high price of peace.
A Rauhut Bicycle
FREE
Also
Four Other Valuable Prizes
RAUHUT
ASK
Galt.
Tiie prisoner said his father had
iarge farm in Peekskill.
’‘I am an inventor,” he said in a
daKod way. “I invented a patent eg.g-
car.-ier and I invented a musical in
strument.
"Do 1 know Mrs. Gait aod her moth
er? No, but I aav/ them once at a
poultry .show in New Y’ork in IBl,'?.
I don't know anything about any in
sulting letters."
The Secre,t Service men say White
says he heard Mrs. Bolling was much
interested in music and S3 he wrote
first to her regarding a musical in
strument—what kind he did not state
—in the interest of a friend of his
in Chicago.
I To this he received no answer, so
I another letter was written. ' fhis, the
i man said, was meant for Mrs. BoUinc,
j but by a mistake he addressed it t^
Mrs. Galt.
I
I Now is the time for the Spuga to
I get busy, the Spugs being the Society
I for the Prevention of Useless Giving.
The d^isipn of. the' North Carolina j with the right of the canier to trans-
Supreme Court in the oi3inibn'handed|P®.r^r^*^ the right of the coiieignee
duwn this week in which the State receive, and when it is understood
a.iti-liqu.'r law in reiation . to the | that the statute is but a means of
quantity ol ii^u.or-. which can be ship-j State policy 'of prohi-
po(! i:ito the .State was
ejiiies as no surprise. It j
the gener.i! /■pmicrt that the law en-i
aeUd at the last session of the Gen
eral Assembly would be sustained.
Tha attack on the law was as to the
illegality of the prohibition of the
shipment into the State of a greater!
quantity of whiskey than one . quart
in two weeks, the suit having bean
brought in two phases; first, to force
the e.ipress agent in the State to de
liver quarts of whiskey withoiit re
ference t3 the fifteen day limitation;
and second; to force the express com
pany to accept for shipment a great
er quantity than one quart at a time.
The lower court sustainod the State
1.1W.
In both these cases the law as to the
limitation in quantity and time was
upheld by the Supreme Court. When
the bill was introduced in the General
-■\.sEembly it was carefully drawn, and
was scrutii’.iied by some of the ablest
lawyer.'S in the State. In the form
in which it was enacted into law it
v;as the opinion of eminent lawyers
that it would successfully run the
gauntlet of the courts. In the Su
preme Court it was contsrued in con-
nectian with the Webb-Kenyon law
affecting interestate shipments of li
quor and the opinion of the court,
written by Justice Wiltiam R. Allen,,
presented the matter clearly and:
strongly, I^ it there was also set out!
that the State policy of prohibition |
was given authority under the police
power. In the opinion .Justice Allan
wrote:
"If considered without rcgaid to
the policy of the State in favor of
m
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‘That Girl looks like
an Oasis in the Desert**
And never was Oasis more
welcome to sun-baked mortal.
The cooling air of the moun-^
tains, the vigor of the ocean's
wave, the contentment of the
valley—all these are broughtto
work-wearied, heat-bothered
in street, home and ofiice by
PEPSI-Cola
Braeiai;* invlgorftting, refreshing— Drop in et the fountesn- then
*nd • ^*come*back” that makes you you'll know wh&t we meen.
feel like WORK. Put iip in bottiei, toe, mt your
you wmiit wbtn you WADt It. grocer*!.
Fvr All ThirMta—Ptip*i-Cola
Pepsi-Coio Boing Works
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L M. SQUIHE
Pii^ine 435
Proprietor.
BOKLINIiTON, II. C
iram
AUCTION SALE
Monday, December 13th, 1915, 10:30 A. M. At Mebane, N. C.
We have bought the M. B. Stroud farm, south of Mebane lyingon the macadam
road from Mebane to Hawfield Church. We have sub-divided this farm into smaJi
tracts of two. three, four, five, six, eight, ten, fifteen and twenty acre tracts, and
there is a nice 6-room dwelling on one of these lots, also large feed barn and all
necessary out houses. Sale rain or shine. Be sure to attend this sale.
Farming was nevermore than it is today. Land will never be cheaper. These farms offer you a golden
opportunity to secure a home a tract of land you can .nake a good living on and compefence for the future.
Think now, and ask yourself, “Can I afford not to investigate this sale and buy a farm?" Mother earth is
the best banker and pays the largest d vidends.
ale vvill be conducted by the American Realty & Auction Co. of Greensboro. N. C. I erms of sale, one-fourth cash, one-fourth six months one-fourth twelve
months and one-fourth in eighteen month?. Free prizes will be given away an t you do not have to buy to get a chance at ihe prizes. Remember the date, Monday
December 13th, 1915 at (0:30.
Mebane
Real Estate & Trust Company
Mebane, N. C.
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