Mebane Leader
L, S. Strau^^han,
Thos. C. Carter
W. S Crawford,
Owner and Mi;na^;er
- - - - Ediloi-
- Arisociale Editor
LOST
Black .setter, white legs
brown specks
wasi^ver eyes and under head.
' not only AlamaiiCe county would
be honored with Mr. White as a
.'■andidiice, but also ho town of, , ^
feels higfhly honored that j
shi'- fhoukl have a man tliat ‘ ,
niatorial timber, of i ?he folioweu^tobacco wagon
Route 4.
We were very glad to welcome our
friend, Mr. Chess Pex’ry, on Route 4
Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. G.
L. Stutes.
oi
conr^’e we view lixio nit \ — '
of Mr. While for governor from Ruined to Felix Giaves, Mc-jP. W. Nelson.
1 I . ^ ,1 '4; I Miss EfRe Boone attended the sale
this suggestion ! •fy'ciWrilCl it re—| gpgj^j-^ight with Mrs
Entered as second class matter Feb-
uary 8. 1900^ at the Post Oiiicc « r , . ,
thougli we are aware of tne high
independent attitude, al-
Mebane, N. G., under the ;\ct of March
1897.
Issued Every Thursday Morninjr.
SUBSCRa- TION :
One Year,
tSix Months, - - - .*>0
Three Months, - -
PAYABLE IN ADVANCli’
bane,N. C.
j There must be some attraction for |
i Mr. Hypole Jobe on Rote 4. as he visits
Mrs. W. G Steele is visiting at her |
mother's this week near Saxapahaw.
Hope Lula will have a nice time.
0
Ask Mr. D. M. Sykes how the roads
are between bis house and Mr. G D.
Johnson’s.
Ask Mr. Ciscero Jobe how he enjoyed
walking home from the sale (“By
i himself.”)
ciiaracter and actual worth of
Mr. White as a citizen and we
feel that the good people of Me-
bano, I'egardless of Politics are
j appreciative of Mr. White be-
i cause they have observed his
I qualities as a man. Also the
jtowQ of Mebane joins in the
qiearty commendation of Vm. Mr theye,.pty the Bowels
White a public spirited
your Constipation and purify the Blood.
25c. at Druggist Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve excellent for Piles.
and is intensely interested in the
v/elfare of the State. He has al-
er»d Currency. Postal Money Order
or Stamp?.
CORRESPON )ENC>
We wish correspondents in f!l the j ready proved his business quali-
nearby post offices. V.^rite at onf*.^ | ill the SUCCeSS of the i
-i well Known White Furniture Co.
ATestfor LiverCv^mplaint
Mentally Unhappy—Phy
sically Dull
The Liver, sluggish and inactive, first
shows itself in a mental state- unhappy j Thornton, who got shot during the hol-
and critical. Never is there joy in j idays. is getting on nicely, and we hope
living, as when the Stomach and Liver j be will soon be at home again,
are doing their work. Keep your Liver j
active and healthy by using Dr. King’s ;
very often. We hope he will have
great success.
Miss Daisy Jobe, who has been real
sick, is improving.
We are glad to say that Emmette
Thursday. January 21st, 1915
He is sometime known as the
‘’Furniture King” of the South.
Why 'should Huerta worry
when he is reclining in his peace followidg from the Chica-
ful Spanish hermitage, free from Tribune should give every
all the entanglements of j i jj^^pgbtful man serious concern,
life. He is the last man to tnrow' unemployment, if continued long
stones at the Wilson administra-1 ni2ans a denial of almost
tion, for indeed it was his friend,! things which have raised
—: i j>i3ove the savage. Aside from
Truly this is a time of misery. ; enormous waste of the most
nature joins with the demons of j valuable thing in the world-hu-
Oniy One “BRDMO QUININE**
To £ret the grenuiue, call for full name, LAXA*
T1VI5 BROMO quinine:. Look for signature of
E. Wr GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stops
cough aud headache, and works off cold. 25c
warfare to increase the suffering
of Europe. Italy may >emain
neutral with the waring nations
but she cannot remain so with
dame nature’s militnrisni ihe
earthquake.
man energy—the condition is
fraught with tlie gravest danger
to society.
Two million men and women--
tlie estimate is very rough of
coiirse--are out of work in tne
Unit'Hl States.
Sick Two Years With In
digestion
“Two years ago I was greatly bene- j grade StOck at and below COSt.
tited through using two or three bottles j Don't forget the place. Don't
of Chamberlain’s Tablets ” writes ^ ^ ^ ^ j gOth, tO
Mrs. S. A. Keller, Elida, Ohio. “Be- f ...
fore taking tht;ni I was sick for two inclusive,
years with indigestion.”^Sold by Meb- J. S. CLARK, Mebane, N. C.
ane Drug Co.
We understand that Mr. J. B. F.
Jobe had company Tuesday night.
“Hurrah for Mr. Ben !”
Some of our yonng people on Route
4 attended a party given at Mr. A. A.
James Saturday night. We guess they
had a nice time as some of them did
not retutn until Sunday.
The Heloin school team crossed bats
i against Gravel Hill Friday evening.
I The score was 2 and 3 in favor of Hel-
i oin after all hard work for Gravel Hill.
We are glad to hear that Miss Cnllie
20th and lasting for 10 days, 1 Mebane is getting along nicely. Hope
am going to hold one of the,
greatest Price smashing sales
ever held in North Carolina.
I will place before the public
my entire stock of shoes, cloth
ing and gents furnishings at
prices never heard of before.
Finding myself overstocked
and in need of money is my rea
son for disposing of my high
I'- c-ne Oi
•'onton;i::
: civf;d
Oifl n nil
oblige. ■
v.’ho by
fiouie f i
tago o
ackiiov ! ■
l>rcve ih
Announcement.
Starting next Wednesday Jan.
to see her at home soon.
NUT.
C i'
When
need a
conspici’cu
the oid,
sunshine
find that :
the oiii '
your v'f:’!
noticeabi .
V/hcre
“Wha- ;:i ;
Regprio?"
always :
—Dallas
At the Churches.
Preaching at the Baptist church
at 11 a. .m and 8 p. m. the
Fourth Sunday and 8 p. m. the
Theories on the cause and el-l , million men and i first and third Sunday nights,
feet of the European war are ga- lor a foothold on the edge of | s^j^joy School at 10 o’clock every
lore; speculations of the outcome ‘ existence. They ask in Prayermeeting
and the effect on future Eur:pe land ci opportunity, this j every Wednesday night 8 o’clock,
and the world are innumerable; 'of illimitable hopes and ; H. G. Dorsett> Pastor
none of these are acceptable con- pos3:bii)ties, for just the primal; Crawford. Supt, S. S.
■- h: of man, to labor and to livej
[lore is a tremendous fact and ,
j Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
i Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
j HNTMENT fails to cure any case of Itcbintf,
I Blind, Hleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
I The first application gives Ease aud Rest. 50c.
PEPSI
TJie healthful drink, It contains
harmful ingredints, but aids Gigcs
Pepsi Cola Bottliiir; ^
Burlingtoki, - . = =
Thos. C. Carter
Attorney At Law
Office Over Post Office
Mebane, North Carolina.
clusively for the fact that bias
determines men’s belief and o])-
ions. Unprejudiced Ilistoiy is
the onlv criterion and thiit lead
hicii challanges the conscience, Methodist Protestant Church,
of the American people. It 15, pleaching every 2nd and 4th j
us to conclude that \vhat(^vei‘ unhappil.v, a new fact, ^ut; a. m.. every Sunday j
it looms larger than ever before)-^ ^ p Prayer meeting j
r 1 cats ics shadows on a mood |Thursday 8, p. m. Sunday School;
ti vi-corious than we in optimi-j 9.45^ a.m. A glad welcome to:
effect and chjinge it n av
on the physicial world lIk'
of men will be refined and ihe
world will be placed cn a higiiLi'
plane of justice and equality.
The miseries and woes of men :.il
sacrifices on the altar 01 ci\ ill na
tion.
Dr. R. H. Bayneh
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN
Oifice over Post Office
Mebane, N.C.
HUSBAND
DESPAIR
W
After Four Years of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. BnHock Gave
UpioDespav. Husband
Came to Rescue.
tiv* American usually are to be ^11.
l oud in. Today we are facing
MO^'ii self-consciously than for;
Liauy years problems that are old j
and of common concern to
i
us all; why, price, trade, pro-
C.
W. E. Swain, Pastor
C. Smith, Supt. S. S.
p!.-
Fr;rming in Norway.
Li;f :arn:crs of the Norwegian
.jcr ;i Ii ve a curious way of drying
;ho MU.;.-, cr nial'.ing the hay. They
erp’t rhree-borrefl fences, the bars be-
hi-f auout a foot apart, at intervals in
. '(j3, and hang Ihe grass on the
bars, V here it is quickly dried by the
S’ ; lUK: Vv ind. * These districts are for
Senator McNeelv, of Union
county has introduced in the up
per house of the Legislature, n
bill to provide for a direct i ri-
mary. We are proud to see crje
man step out and offer such a con
structive measure. This is a law
that North Carolina grei tly needs
in order to be numbered with Uie
progressive states of the Union
In our opinion it is a conserva
tive step toward more direct g v-
erhment in North Carolina. As
ever one knows this bill is tc
place party nominations into the
hands of the people- It's ?
nacked fact fact tnat a party is
a most potential factor in a de
mocratic government, because a
party is the instrument through i ’
...v.* V. 4-1^^ 1 1 1.^1 • i luvit very s})Lirsely populated,
which the people select their ser-, and in ii:any cases tlie farms are as
Vants and express policies. It iS' as two days’ journey from the
also a fact that a party's purpose vinage.
will be tharted if we do not pro- ^
vide means that will hold them
responsible to thejpeople. As we
all know there is a tendency for
a pohtical organization to become
derogatory to the people’s needs '
in that they have an eye single ^ will be a sale on the 29 of
to their own preservation. The
great organizations of the coun-Melville Township
try, such as Tammany Hall of! Alamance Co. N. C.
New York, are the results of this '• consist of the personal
delegation of the peofle’s part ’ of the John A. Moore estate
in the government without them: follows:
retaining means of directing the [ horse.
One good cow.
One good wagon.
Three buggies and harness.
All the farming utensils.
One hundred bushels of good corn.
25 bushels of good wheat.
A lot of fodder, straw and other
feed.
All the household and kitchen 'goods.
Sale Will Begin at 10 O’clocic
A. M.
TERMS CASH.
ALL GOODS PAID FOR BEFORE REMOVED
Mary E. Moore
Services at the Presbyterian j
■ress, decay, the fate of men and I Church every Sunday morning |
cliC destiny of nations. It is not j at H o'clock a. m. and Sunday |
for «s to confront this' evening at 8 o'clock p. m. Sun-|
throat tiomestic problem of unem-' day School at 10 a. m. Mid-week i
mcnt in a new spirit, with song service Wednesday evening |
(1 _ termination to deal with it in at 8 o'clock p.
larger way? Throughout the; cordially invited,
riuitiy communiiies are unusual! p. M. Hawley, Pastor,
y n-tive this winter in charitable j J. S. White, Supt. S. S.
;p‘k and in dealing each with,
■h ir local problems of unemploy j
ment.—'Selected.
DR JOS. H. HURDLE
DENTIST
Office in New Post-office Bidg.
Mebane, N. C.
J. H. VERNON
Burlington, N C,
Attorney at Law
m. Everybody j xhe best attention given to all
matter entrusted to mv care.
j Catron, Ky.—In an interesting letter
I from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
I writes as follows: suffered for four
( years, wttii womanly troubles, and during
I this time, 1 could only sit up for a little
j while, and could not walk anywhere at
I all. At times, I would have severe pains
I in my left side;
I The doctor wascalled in, and his treat-
I ment relieved me for a while, but I was
I soon confined to my t>ed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
I had gotten so weak I c:::!u not si? ■,
and I gave up in de; p^Jr.
At last, my h d gel le a bortI,j t J
Cardui, the won.aii’s to -’c, Li;d I cou.-
menced taking il. Pioiii ire very fh .
dose, I could tc.i it was helping me. I
can now walk tv o v.ithouL 3
tiring me, aud a^ii s'.l n:y work."
If you are all run dow : frcin woniai: j
troubles, don’t gii’e up in c iSpair. T*y
Cardui, the wcjnjii’s Ionic, u has liclped
more than a miilion woiner, in iis 50
years of continuous succ-ls, and shoii^d
surely help you, too. Your drurrlst has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He v/ill reccin-
mend it. Begin takihg Cardui today.
IJVife to: Clialtanoorra -Moi'-ip.s Co., Lad;.--.;
Advisory Dept., Chnttano* ,?:i. Tc;-;n., for Speci.^l
Instniction ? on \\>vr . -js u G4-pi.Te book,
Treatnicnt for Vvouien,” in v.rap^jer. , Cz
p'ri Old
Sorbii, Other nemwiies Won’t Core
“ V ,.rst cases, no matter of how long standing,
aic cared b> the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and lleals at the same time. 25c> 60c, $LOO.
Preaching at the M. E. Church j
I second Sunday night at 7 o’clock j
j and on fourth Sunday morning |
and night. Sunday School every!
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. To j
'all of these services the public is!
i cordially invited. “I was gladi
1 when they said, Let us go unto | best to eat lb
I the house of the Lord. ] the
I E. (). Durham, P. C.
I Walter Lynch, Supt S, S,
We Are In
THE BEST PLACE IN
GREENc^BORO
HENNESSEE CAFE
With the best it is possible to buy fcr c u •
We keep a general stock, but it io a t I
and it embraces all classes of good. dui i i
our vast trade. Whether shoos,
dry goods, notions, or farm siippiie;;
see us.
:d
I
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head I
Because of its touic and laxative effect, LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the ful! name and
look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c.
j Open until midnight.
342 SOUTH ELM STREET
Near passenger depot.
J, R. DONNNEL, Prop.
H. W. &J/
ffiLLSBOKO,
FOR SALE
ive and one half acres, one good j
five room house, orchard, well and |
barn, one halt mile from town, apply
to
R. E. ALBRIGHT
I
control of this i^ight that they'
have transferred to the parties. '
The good people of the state if j
they in the state’s wellfare and
not any party’s should rise up in ^
their might and make the pas-1
sage of this bill mendatory on the i
Generol Assembly. '
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY TRAFFIC DEPART
MENT.
We have noticed in the papers
that Mr. William E. White of
our town has been suggested as i
prospective candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for govern-
orment. We note this suggestion [
with much pride as we feel that'
Notice to Shippers and Re
ceivers of Freight in N. C.
The new freight rates, both local
and joint, made effective by the laws
of North Carolina October 13th, 1914
are on file with all agents of this com
pany.
Agents v/ill furnish upon application
full information as to these rates.
E„ D. Kyle, Traffic* Manager,
Norfolk, Va.
J. F. Dalton, Asst. Genl. Freight
Agent, Norfolk, Va,
THE McADOO HOTEl^
THE NEW McADOO NOW
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Remodeled and refurnished with
many baths and running water
a new addition has been added
to the building with 24 rooms
with private bath and six splen
did SAMPLE ROOMS.
The New MCADOO is again un
der the management and person
al supervision of M, W. STERN
American and European
Plan.
The New McAdoo with its
improved condition its pre
sent managementTand cen
tral location makes the
hotel an ideal place for
you to stop.
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_ The purchaser of our propersy gets the benefit of out l^w
If we get a farm chfeap, you can buy it cheap; if \.e ! iiild rt I v
cost, you get the benefit as well as we.
LOOK AT THESE:
- 7 room house, three blocks of depot in pood 1-
I $2100.00.
I 5 room Jiouse one block of graded school $11 iQ.Cv;.
125 acres farm 21-2 miles of town, (rood bJii:>ii o
grain land, $3750.00.
Others as good.
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W S* CRAWFORD Manager