THEMEBANE
TOBACCO NA
ET OPENS
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11th.
This Will Be a Lucky Day For You if You Sell Your First Tobacco at the
Piedmont Warehouse
J. N. WARREN & CO. Proprietors.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS:
Believing as we do that we have satisfied you in the past, serving you and looking out for your interest as
best we could, we ask that you give usa chance to please you again at the Piedmont Warehouse this year, where
we expect to sell tobacco high, and treat our patrons at all times with the courtesy wnich they deserve.
Associated with J. N. Warren & Co. this season, will be Mr. W. L. Leath, of Union Ridge, N. C.an all-round
good man and a farmer who knows tobacco, and, like themselves, has the interest of the fariiier at heart. It
is well known that J. N. Warren and Co. are practical farmers, that they know tobacco from th3 plant bed
up, ana know the needs of the farmer. They know that the farmer labors hard the whole year that he ex
pects the best when he puts his tobacco on the Warehouse floor, aiid they never disappoint him. Last year
there was sold on the Mebane tobacco market more than two million pounds of tobacco. The outlook is that
this year will pass the three million pound mark. High prices is what brings this tobacco, for we believe in
selling a farmer’s tobacco just as high as if it was our own. Mr. George Lansdell, Semora, N. C , a man of
twelve years experience, and was with us last season, will be our auctioneer. He comes hightly recommended,
a man that gets every cent that is to be gotton from a pile of tobacco.
Mr. J. G. Tingen, who for several years, has been connected with our office force, will be with us again this
season, and will endeavor to serve you satisfactorily.
We want td thank our friends ror their past patronage, and assure them that we will reciprocate by selling
their tobacco high this season and give them a square deal in every respect.
Try Us With Your First Load. You wiU Come Again.
J. N. W ARREN,& CO* Proprietors
Piedmont Warehouse
MEBANE, N. C.
THE VINDALE MILLS
New^ mill machinery recently installed, every
thing up to-date, and of the best. We grind the
best of flour and meal. YOU will make no mis
take by calling for your flour and meal ground
at the Vindale. Six miles North of Mebane.
R. W. Vincent, Prop.
Mebane, N. C.
ELECTRIC WIREING
John A. Dennis, Electric Engineer, and con
tractor is in Mebane prepared to do all kinds of
electrical wireing for residences and business hous
es. FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Call at Holmes-WBrren Co.
John A. Dennis, Elect. Engineer.
INGTOTHE CITY
BARBER
Shop where 1 alway get
THE NIGESI AND
EASIEST SHAVE
and most fashionable hair
cut.
J. F. TERkELI, Manager
Reer J. D**>Hunt’s Stor^
iTo Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fail* -to cure.
L. W. GROVE’S signature an each box. 25c.
PNEIMQNI
left me with a frigbtful co^^gh ai\j|
very weak.had spel Is w hr a 1 could
I hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20
minutes. My doctor coiiid not help
me, but I was comploteJy cured by I
DR. KINO’S
New Oiscovarw
Mrs. J. E. Cox, Joliet, III.
50c AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
I
hngtand'8 Uncrowned King.
Of the long line of kings which have
ruled Engl.md since the days of Wil
liam tho Conqueror, nearly 000 years
ago, there has been only one un
crowned king. King Edward V., the
boy king, wlio met an untoward fate in
the Tower of Loudon In 1483, is the
only monarob who reigned without re
ceiving the church’s blessing or the
formal homage of his subjects. Some
people Inchide Lady Jane Grey among
England’s nionarchs. If this doubtful
claim Is allowed England’s only un
crowned queen ranks with Edward V
and deprives him of one distinction.—
London TIt-Bits.
A Triumph of Imagination.
.Tallandier told me that a great
ftrchbishop of his acquaintance In Paris
had set himself to make an exact de
sign of the imaginary abbey of The-
leme, minutely described by Rabelaif
and told him that if such an edifice
trere to be erected it would be the
most perfect building every known.—
Conway’s Autobiography.
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