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Personals #
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Mrs Bob Smith is very ill at
her home on 3rd street
Dr. William Ralph of Belhaven
spent Sunday in Mebane
Mr M W F‘*r;’U3on left
dav morning for Milton
relatives
At the Churches.
IT COSTS LESS AT
Preaching at the Baptist church
at 11 a. .m and 8 p. m. the
third Sunday, and 8 p. m. the
. first Sunday night. Sunday
to visit; o’clock every Sun
day morning-. Prayer meetinj?
Dr Hurdle an;.! Mr Pelix Smi h every Wednesday nigbt at 8
.ues-
Miles left Sc*turdyy
visitjpd
Sun* a *
Dr Hurdk’s parents o’eiocK
\V
H. G. Dor.^eit, Pastor
S. f' a w f. »i'd. Su pt, S. S.
\ir- \V. M
1 ;ai!N il’t*.
Affii-M of Raleigh is vis^i-i Mesdames Ralph Vincent and
Mrs. A. N. Scott. ;A M Turner visit..! rdU.v.s „>
M . r;ii Rasnn left Mondav for i : Services at the rreabyterian 12;c r«hnM ’s Skin Succcss 2U-.
' ' - nile ' Miss Ruth Th)mpsrn and her I Chui-cii every Suiidiiy aiorniiiaj^’^
' " ‘ [mother, Mrs Raby Thompson re-I at 11 o’clock a. m. and Sunday |
Mr VV 0 Warren returned Mon- from Greensboro Tues-1 evening at 8 o’clock p. m. Sun-
(luv from Roxboro iday
FULTON’S
CUT RATE DRUG STORE
If you are not buying: your drugs and drug store
goods at Fulton’s Cut Kate Drug Store you dre losing
money. .
IN
Read these price:-; aiui be c »nvit‘Ceil. Tn-iso a; e every day
prices, not just for a special sale of a few days, l»ui for ail
the lime. .
day School at 10 a. m.
m.
Mid-week
Mr TM Cheek has be«n eon-j "''"S
fined to his home for some time i® f j
and we wish for him a speedy 1 ^
1 F. M. Hawley, Pastor.
I J. s. White, Supt. S. S. .
Mr Tom Pender left Tuesday j
for Thomasville to attend the,
Preaching at the M. E. Church
second Sunday night at 7 o’clock
50c N. R. (Nnturo
Rernedj) Tablets 44c
Mrs T B Pettigrew was a visi
tor in Durham Monday
Mr J E Jobe was a visitor in
Burlington Sunday
Mrs. Jim Baynes visited Mrs.
A F. Dillard Monday.
Mr. J. 0. Foy spent the week-| Folks Convention
n\\n Winston. | Mr Ben Standfield and daugh-1 on fourth Sunday morning
:Mrs. N. D. York is very sick) ter of Leasburg were in Mebane . .. j
ai her home on 2nd Street. i Monday Mr Standfield is think-
1.00 S‘ott's Emulsion 75c.
50c King’3 New Discovery 44c.
26c Vick’s Croup Salve 2h*.
25c Sloan’s Liniment 21c.
j 25c Simmons’ Liver
Regulator. 2 for 35c.
1.00 Nyals Hot Springs
Blood Medicine, 75c.
25c Pii!inc*;'5 -Su ce.ss b>;ap 21c
• N. K. (N;tture’s
Tablets 21c.
1.00 Warnpole’s C.od
Liver Oi' 85c.
50c Scott’s Emulsion 44c.
25c Beli'« Pine Tar Honey 21c.
25c Gowan’s Croup Salve 2lc.
25c Genuine BlacK
Draught, 2 for 35c.
FOR STYLE, QUAL
ITY AND LOW
PRICES SEE
MISS ALICE M. SOWLAND
hiurlingtoii. N. C.
Before you buy your hat
LOO Wine of Cardui
60c.
1.00 Nyal’s Rheumatism cure 75e j
Miss Myrtle McCauley went
ing of buying a home and mov-
uj the road a piece Saturday.
Ml', and Mrs. Dave Qualls
Mrs. J. M. Thompson and son
and night. Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. To
all of these sennces the public is
cordially invited. “I was glad
when they said, Let us go unto’
Ml', and Mrs. L»aveyuaiis ivirb. d. m. of the Lord
.,Mit Saturday in Burlington. , are spending the week with her •
• -4.- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
Miss Bessie (’orbett >s visitmgl*;
tic-r hi other, Mr WW Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McAdams
^ Monday in Durham.
Mrs. Martha Nicks is visiting
ivlatives in Burlington.
Miss Katie Boone of Carr is
V i^iting Mrs. Sam Sharp.
Mr WE White left Saturday j
for the West on a business trip. ]
Mrs. Will Rich of Graham j
-pent Friday with Mrs. W. E.
Swain.
Mrs Bill Woods spent the
week end in Burlington with re
latives.
Mrs. Fred Norwood and Miss
Mary Rimmer spent Saturday in
Burlington.
Misses Katherine Blue
Mesdames Gallaspie, Charles
Lasley, and Miss Jennie Lasley
went up to Greensboro Saturday
to see the show.
Durham. P. C.
Walter Lynch, Supt S. S.
Methodist Protestant Church,
Preaching every 2nd and 4th
Sunday 11 a. m. every Sunday
at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
Mr. Norman Sykes returned to day 8 p. m. Sunday school 9:45
We can’t mention everything here. These are a
few just to show you. Whatever you want come to
us, tor it costs less at
FULTON DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
120 East Main St. Phone 59 Durham, N.
Costs Less at Fulton’s’’
SEE
Elon College Monday after spend
ing the week-end with his par-
a. m. A glad welcome to^all.
W. E. Swain, Pastor
C. C. Smith, Supt S.S.
The B. B. Club.
OR. J. I. MOREFIELD
MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT
You will save 56 cts. per gaL
THIS IS HOW
Buy 4 gals. L. & lif. Semi-Mixed Real Paint,
at $2.10 per gal. ■ - $ 8.40
And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it
at estimated cost of - - 2.40
You then make 7 gals, of pure paint for $10.80
It's only $ 1.54 per gal.
NELSON RAY CO.
FOB
LOW CUT SHOES
for men, women and children.
New stra ,v and Panamo hats
Spring Dress goods, notions
etc.
Fresh Groceries
Come to see us.
Nelson-Ray Co.
Mrs. Ralph Vincent in a very
delightful manner entertained
the Wednesday afternoon Bene
fit Book Club at her home on 5th
street. Rook was played.
Cream and cake was served j Qff
followed by coffee and wafers, j
Members present were, Mes-!
and i dames F. L. White, J. R. Sing-|
KarDavPd^orsprnt Saturday |w.“ A.
in Duiham. Murry, J. S. White, Ernest W'il-
kinson. Guest, Mesdames A. M.
Turner, Joe Vincent, W.O. War
ren. Arthur White, J. E. White,
b. M. Hawley, J. M. Thompson,
Misses Sue Mebane, Della Wil
son, Mable Asbury, and Ruth
I Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miles spent
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of women and Children
a specialty,
i Residence Hotel Cole
Made in a lew mfnules
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals, of ready-for-use paint in
CANS, you pay $2.10 a gal. or $14.70.
L. & M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT is PURE WHITE LEAD,
ZINC 2nd LINSEED OIL, the best-kxwwn paint materials for 100 years.
Use a gal. out ol any L. & M. PAINT you buy and if not the best
paint made, return the paint and get ALL your money back.
Over Post Office I Mebane Supply Co. Mebane, N, C. •
Both ‘Phones W A Mabry, Durham, N C
Hillsboro, N. C. • . . —
Mrs. Ned Brannock is very ill
at the home of her father, Dr,
N. D. York.
Miss Ida Poteat of Raleigh
spent the week-end with Mrs.
M. B. Scott.
Friday afternoon in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowland of |
Durham were visitors in Meb
ane Friday.
Mr. and Mr«. Claude Cates
were in Mebane for a short time
Friday.
Mr. John Nicholson was a bus
iness visitor in Greensboro Sat
urday. was
Mrs. Graham of La Grange
. i.sited Mrs. W. E. Swain Friday
night.
Air Frank Cheek, a student at
Klou College spent the week-end
v.ith his parents
Mr S Arthur White left Mon-
tlci/ for Chapel Hill, Durham and
VIt her eastern cities
iVliss Myrtle Mebane of South
Boston is visiting her sister Mrs.
A. N. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sharp spent
Saturday and Sunday with
friends in the country.
Miss Lenora Walker returned
J^aturday Irom an extended visit
to relatives in Eastern Carolina.
Announcement Party
One of the most delightful
I parties of the season was given
by Mrs. Arthur White at her
home on 5th street Thursday
afternoon.
The living room hall and par
lor was fragrant with early
spring flowers. Rook was play
ed. After a fruit and salad course
Fundamental Unity
(From Sience Magazine)
The greatest contribution of biology
to intellectual emancipation has been
the doctrine of evolution, that great
theory which has revolutionized all our
thinking regarding man and nature,
writes Prof. E. G. Conklin. \nd evolu
tion is the distinctive contribution of
biology to civilization, for it was in the
living world and especially in the hu
man realm that the doctrine of evolu
tion came as the great emancipator
from superstition and ignorance. The
greatest theme of evolution is not the }
origin of species, not even ♦he origin |
of living things, but raiher the one
ness of all life.
This is indeed the greatest principle
EVERYTHING FOR THE
BUILDING
FLOORING-CEILING--SIDING-SHINGLES
SASH- DOORS-BLINDS
Large Stock —Prompt Shipments
QUALITY KIGHT-PRICES RIGHT.
LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL
I Guilford Lumber Mfg. Co.
served a messenger boy biology, namely, that through all
rang the bell and the telegram
he delivered announced the ap
proaching wedding of Miss Ruth
H. Thompson of Orlando, Fla.,
to F. N. Mebane of South Bos
ton, Va. The wedding will take
place Thursday April 22.
the endless diversity of the living world
there runs this fundamental similarity
and uni tv* We also are living things
and all that concerns p*^her forms of
life is of direct interest to us. in the
lower organisms we see ourselves in
simpler and more primitive form; we
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GREENSBORO, N. C.
There followed ice cream in ; see man from the standpoint of the
the shape of wedding bells with i whole living, world as superior beings
heart shaped cakes and little in another plar.et might look upon UP,
white paper baskets filled with
mints. In the bottom of these
baskets were two miniature
hearts tied with wl.ite ribbon on
and as a result we have ceased to a
large extent to regard the universe as
existing merely for us. In this intel
lectual revolution we have ceased to
in a little human universe, we have
not grown less, but nature has become
so much greater than man’s relative
position in nature has changed. .
Mrs. L. A. Crawford spent the
wpek end with her father, Mr.
illiam Lloyd near Chapel Hill.
M r. B. B. Lattimore and Miss
Mable Ellis of Burlington visited
Miss Sue Mebane Sunday;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morgan and
‘•hildren spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Carter in the country.
Mrs. Bettie Fogleman left Sat
urday for Chapel Hill to visit
lif^r sister Miss Belle Durham
v. ho is very ill. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Corbett,
Mr. I. D. Ham and Miss Sue
Mebane attended the show in
 Ireensboro Saturday night.
Mr. Bascom Bayne and wife
Greensboro returned home
Monday after visiting his par-
t^nts at Baynes Store.
one were written “F. N. M. to occupy a position of solitary grandeur
R. H. T.'' on the other April 22.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. White's
hospitality were: Misses Myrtle
Mebane, Lois Ham, Sue Mebane,
Fannie Mebane, Jennie Lasley,
Lassie Watkins, Alice, Lillie
and Della Fowler, Mesdames
J. S. Vincent, W. O. Warren,
R. W. Vincent, A. M. Turner,
W. Gallaspie, R. H. Tyson, P.
Nelson, J. M. Thompson, Charles
Dillard, Charles Lasley, C K
Grant, W. W. Corbett, Hettie
Scott, A. N. Scott, F. W. Graves
and J. E. White.
No backward glance shall hinder or
appall me;
A new life is begun.
And better hope and better motives
call me
Than those the past has won.
Lillian Knapp-
FORGET THAT TIMES
ARE HARD
By Listening to the music and mirth of one of our
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THE EDISON DIAMOND AMBEROLA
Thousand of Records can be passed through them,
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GREEN- MeCLURE FURNITURE
COMPANY
Qraham, l^orth Carolina
REMEMBER ALWAYS
That we are expert Jewelers, we know
the business thoroughly, and give you
the benefit ox our experience in any
purchase you may make from a $1,000
diamond to a 25c thimble, our name is
a pledgf' of honest square dealings. A
very complete line of the most artistic
cut glass, elegant silver ware, watches
and jewelry, the most elaborate Bridal
and birthday presents.
Schitfman The Jeweler
Greensboro, N. C.
PRESTO COUk
It is SO good, good for the headache
PRESTONS BEST GENGERALE
Guaranteed cure for indigestion
Preston Best Root Beer
is good for your health, made from pure water
Delivered at your_door.
Notice.
Having leased the Tate Mill Pond |
and land of the pond trac*-, I hereby
forbid all persons to fish or tresspass
on said pond and land.
C. C. Smith
Why, Certainly
“Why do you put your dolls away
so carefully?” asked Aunt Myra,
“Oh," replied little Eva, “I’m keep
ing them for my children to play with’
“But suppose you do not have any
children?’ queried her aunt.
I “Then," replied the little miss, “I’U
'.give them to my grandchildren,
Chicago Tribune.
For Rent.
Two nice new brick stores on South
Rheumatic Pains Relieved j side Warehouse St. apply to Mebane
^ . I Bank and Trust Co.
Why suffer from rheumatism when g
relief may be had at so small a cost? | *
Mrs. Elmer Hatch, Peru, Ind., writes |
“I have been subject to attacks of i ^Vnd \^ICC VCrsa.
rheumatiam. for years. Chaml^rlain's j barber o’er your face will
Liniment always relieves me immedi- j He is a careless mutt;
And, after he has cut your hide,
glide.
Mrs. Ruby Thompson of Or- ateir, and I take pleasure in recommen
lando, Fla her i
ihter at Mrs. Hettie Scott. ror»wi
He goes and hides your cut.
—Cindnnati Elnquirer.
NO HARD TIMES HERE
But I am offering one of the prettiest and
bestlines of spring clothing at hard time
price?. Y6K must have something and stylish
for the spring why not look threugh my splen
did stock, I can suit and fit the young man,
the old Tnan and the boy. You can not miss
it by calling and looking through stock. Suits
from $5 to $20,
C. C. SMITH
Mebane, N. C.
FOR SALE
ONE 7 ROOM HOUSE
One block from Graded School.
A Bargain
MEBANE LAND &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
W. E. White, Sec’y & Treas.
Mebane, N. C.