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EllisStone&Co. "Qi&^neur dreiii DELIGHTFUL STYLES IN THE NEW COTTON WASH GOODS All bouquets from the same garden are not equally attractive—some folks know how to select and com bine the flowers better than others. True, also, as to the assortments of Cotton Wash Goods -SoTne stores know best what to choose; know which styles will be reigning favorites; and the Ellis, Stone store long ago won the reputation of having the Prettiest Variety whether American or imported. Here are further instances: —JJew imported Printed Silk stiiped Vailes, 40 inches wids, at 89c. the yard. —NNew imported Embroidered Crepe,'40 inches wide, at 89c. yard. —New 40 inch imported wash Organdie Embroidered in beautiful col or combinations, at $1.25 the yard. —New iD'ported Embroidered Madris, 28 inches wide, at $1.25 yard. -New Satin Stnpe Crepes, with unusually pretty floral designs, 40 inches, at 39c, yard. —New 36 inch Mercerized Crepe de Chine, iu dainty floral patterns on groand or pink, blue, lavender and white. -Nep 40 inch pin stripes Voile, at 35c. the yard in stripes or red, black, blue, green and lavender, are exceptionally beautiful. —New 27 inch imported Piisse in charming floral designs for morn ing dresses, house dresses and kimonas are priced at 19c. yard. 88 inch Organdie in charming floral patterns, at 35c yard. —over one hundred pieces of new Crompton.s Fast Color Ginghams in new Spring Patterns, 3r> inches wide at 15c. yard. ELLIS - STONE & CO. DURHAM, N.C. CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON A Friend Of The Children Gone Burlington, N. C, GREENSBOKO. N. C. Look below and see a few of our prices. Come to the Sale and you will find thousands of other bargains equally as good. Subscribe to The Leader IT IS jyST THIS WAY We have a nice assortment of sum mer shoes suited to men, boys and ladies feet. We are anxious to reduce stock, and in order to do so quickly are making some startling reductions. SEE US if you want to save money. Good apron gingham, per yarJ - - - 4fc Beautiful dress lawns, per yard - - - 4fc Fast colors, calico, light or dark, per yard - - 4? A beautiful line of enibroidery per yard - 4|c 36 in. unbleached muslin, per yard .... 4? A handsome line of laces, pos itively worth 10c, all will go for - - - 4«c A big assortment of ladies’ white waists, 500 in lot, values uj) to 75c, to close out for - - - 29c $5.00 quality men’s and ladies’ raincoats while th^y last for - - - $1.98 A beautiful line of fast color gmghams, value 10 and 12c per yard - - 7 7-8c A b>g assortinent of fancy lawns and crepes, value 10 and 12c. { er yard 7 7-8 Deep eml)roidery, flf>uncing and laces, value 15r. at this sale per yard - - 7 7-8c Very good quality percales, light anii dark colors, value 10 and I5c per yard 7 7-8c 400 pair of ladies* and misses’ slippers, was sold as high as $2.50.at this sale per pr.$1.29 Men’s and ladies’ hose in black and ct)k'rs while (hey last - - - 7 1-2 All our men’s felt and durby hats —was sold as high as $2.(tO—will be dosed ou^ lor - - 49c Ther-"* is no reason for you to pay the top )>rice when you can get them -it I. J. Pilazur’s l\ir only 0 7-8. Extra good qp.ality cambric, positively worth 10c, ptr yard - - I’ercales, dark colo/s only, per yard _ - > 7 8 Fine bordend window curtain good, ])er yard - - G 7-8c A good variety of silkoline value lOc, per yard 6 7-8c A very big lino of braids, lots of silk seem braids, positi vely worth up to 25c, per yard - - 6 7 8 White underskirts trimmed with 18 in. flou-»cings, 1, J. Mazur’s sale price 29c A limited quantity of 25c cor set covers while they last for - . - - 15c 500 pairs ot ladies’ and chil dren’s slippers, 'v^ white, black and tan for only 98c A Few Striking Bargains for Men Extra goo 1 qjalit; men’s work ing shirts. Men’s union suits or seperate shirts and cut full, while they last 37 1-2 Men’s fine top sh'»'CP, soft fin ish. 28 dozen in all will go for - - - - 37 1-2 drawers, a'l for - 37 1-2 The little white woolly dog of the ] French poodle species, belonging to j the children of Mr. Walter Crawford j on Fourth Street, has gone to his re- I ward. "As we live, so shall we die” I is aptly illustrated in his passing, al- i ways puffed up with pride over his I ife’a work in guarding and protecting I the kiddies^ he continaally made his [influence felt amons? the passing dogs, I both high and lov/, great and small, in his section of the town, .^'’any a time has he dashed into iIil? st>'eet and, with 1 rasping grj-.vl and suHppin;^ Int^^, put to ] ignomiou: flight a gri iit hulkin'^ huund i Many a iimeho ha-5 retre ited sorely surprised andhuit, iiur t>lill ready • it occasioii detiKindet: - to ni ike as tnU' h “fuss and i'ury” k?- ever in the dischar ' ge of his nobl..'duty' as the guardian ’ of the chil.ii en. I In keepi.'ijr the human specie's at a respectl'ul liistince I'rom tlu children, 'he resorted to quieter methods. Often j a stranger intruding upon them first I learned of “Poodle’s” presence by the I feel of a tug at t.ha bottom of his trousers, or the sharp pain of his teeth j on his { He looked upon all children as bis charges, but the iittle ijrawfords were his chargfs day and night. He under stood this as perfectly as a human being, and nothing would induce him to desert his post or slacken his vigil ex ' cept the suggestion that lie needed a i bdth. At the word “bath” he would j forget all duty and shamofuily lurk in hi ling the re.-^t of the day. There v/as also a bit of vindictive ness in his nature, anJ this proved his undoing. The special objects of this weakness were the small dogs of Mr. J. H. Lasley and Mr. S. G. Morgan. He rever could get the Lasley dog, because h ? was always in the Lasley yard; and many a timi he exhausted himself chasing his enemy up and down the lawn fence, thinking he was fill ing him with comi)lete fright. The Mo.-gan dog had frequently at tacked passing the street, but he had never been licked by his enemv’, nor had he ever administered the licking that had lurked in his system Saturday last furnished him his opportunity, but, as oft-Mi ha[*i>ens in the life or men. In his ,'ical to bo ac his antago nist he fail' ll t » take into consider ation the v;heel of Mr. .Morgan’s auto mobile. He lies at rcst, buried in the corner of the Crawford ganlen. his grave I covered with flow* is put there by {those little fellows whom he spent his I life tryirg in his way to serve. REPORT OF THE CONOITICN OF THE Commercial & ?mm Bank, Mebane, N. G At the close of business June 23 iyi5. RESOURCES Loans and discounts $82,719. os Overviralts unsecured, $138.66 138 6ti Banking House $3,855.21 / Furniture, Fixtures $1,659.12 ^ .5,514, Demand Loans Due from Hanks and Banker.^ Cish items Goid coin Silver coin, including all minor coin currency National Bank notes and other IJ. S. Notes $2,470.00 2,095. Ok 1,757.3(> 385.73 •122.50 1,135 3S Total $96,538.04 IJABII.ITIES Capital stock 8.000.00 Surplus fund 6,500.0.) Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 660.37 Bills payable 14 000 00 Time certificates of Deposit 19,601.07 Deposits subject to check 22,413.93 Savings deposits 22.642.7H Dje to Banks and Bankers 1,772.15 Cashier’s cliecks outstanding 197,73 Accrued interest due depositors 750.00 Remember, No One Can Compete With us in Prices L J. MAZUR Mafn Street Burlington, N. C. MEBANE SUPPLY Whether In Cold Days of Winter Or in the sunshine of summer we are prepared to meet your wishes. Our stock always complete with seasonable Sroods. Come and get the shoes that make your feet feel good. Full stock of straw hats, prices cut to the quick. General line. H. E. Wilkinson Co. Mebane, N. C. Chewiest Chewing P 5 Chew Benetited by Cliamoer- lain’s Liniment “Last winter I use.i Chamberlain's Liniment for rheuTiatic pains, stiffness and soreness of t ie knees, and cm c:»nscientiously say that I never used anything that did me so much good.” — Edward Craft, Elda, N, Y. For sale by Mebane Dug Co Carolina, $96,538.04 Countv of Total State of North Alamance, SS: I, W. A. Murray president of tin' above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. A. Murray, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this the 5th, day of July 1915. S. G. Mortran, Notary Public Correct Attest: P. Nelson •las. H. Lasley W. S. Harris Directoi’s. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE MEBANE BANK AND TRUST CO. MEBANE, N. C. In the State of North Caroliiis, at the close of business June 23, 19l5 RESOURCES Loans and disco ants . . Overdrafts secured $362.98 {''urnitiire and Fixtures, 26,398.73 362 98 1,076.80 Due from Banks and Bankers 4,563.41 Cash items 114.91 (lOld coin 15.00 j^ilver coin, including all minor coin currency 181.88 National bank notes and other U. S. notes 1.047.00 j Stationery account 406.49 Total $34,167.20 LIABILITIES The Nortii Carolina COLLEGE OF A6RICUTURE AND ME CHANIC ARTS Young men seeking to equip them selves for practical life in Agriculture ;*nd all its allied f,branches; in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineer ing; in Chemistry snd Dyeing; in Tex tile Industry, and in Agricultural Teaching will find excellent provision for their chosen careers at the State’s Industrial College. This College fits men for life. Faculty for the coming j’^car of 65 men; 767 slddents: 25 bu’.ld- in^js. Admirably equipped laborator ies in each department County ex aminations at each cou ity-seat on Ju'y 8th, For catalog ue, write E. B. OWEN, Registrar, West Raleigh, N. C. Pay Your raxes. The town of Mebane is the mrst lenient town in North Carolina in the collection of its taxes. We must col lect our taxes at once. Those in ar- j rears to the town should see Mr. Clark the tax collector, without delay, if you find that you have to pay extra costs for collection, blame nobody but yourself. (Signed) W. S. CRAWFORD, Mayor. Capital stock paid in . . . 15,960.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 224 65 Bills payable 3,000.00 Time Certificates of Deposit 7,284.31 Deposits subject to check . 6,971.94 Savings Deposits 696.30 Cashier’s Checks outstanding 30.00 Advertise In Tlie Leader ’’Bobs” 5c. the packet or two “Bobs” for a cent at ail the better stands and stores. SOME pep to “Bobs,” the new peppermint flavored, candy-coated hearts of real chewing gum. Say!—one or two at a time —they give you a new taste and flavor, a new class to chewing gum. Get the “Bobs’’ Today 16 Farms at Auction 16 The Cad Albright farm con sisting of 175 acres li miles South of Graham ahd on fine McAdamized road has been subdivided in to sixteen small farms of i from 5 to 30 acres ?nd will be sold by us at AUCTION, MONDAY JULY 12th. 10 A. M. FREE Transpoi tation from all near by towns. Faims sold on seven years times. $35. in p-old for 6 nearest guesses farms sePs for. Pot of gold buried on one faim which the purchas?r gets. GRAHAM LOAN & TRUST GO. GRAHAM, N C Sales Managers. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Headaches, Crami,', Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, .used internally or externally. 25c “MONEY The mint makes it and unJer the terms of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE COMPANY you can secure it at 6 per cent, for any legal purpose on approved real estate. Terms easy, tell us your wants and we will co-operate with you. PETTY & COMPANY 1419 Lytton Bldg, Chicago. J. J. Total $34,167.20 State of N. C., County of Alamance, ss: I, Felix F. Smith, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Felix F. Smith, Cashier. Subsciibed and sworn to before me, this 6th day of Ju'y 1915. J. A. Iseley, Notary Public. Correct—A tt=?st: W. E. Ham J. S. Vincent H. E. Wilkinson Directors Attorney at Law Graham, N. C. Office Over Naticnal Bank Diarrhoea Quickly Cured, ‘ ‘ About two years ago I had a severe attack of diarrhoea which lasted for over a week,” writes W.C. Jones, Buford, N. D. “ became so weak that I could not stand upright. A druggist recommended Chamberlain’s Colic, Uho lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose relieved me and within two days I was as weU as ever.” For sale by Mebane Drug Co Deeds let escape are —R. Browning. never to be dene. Miles-NiGholson Lumber Company- Carry all kinds of building material and make contracts for all classes brick buildings, fur nish all material, and will do you a turnkey job finished to the Queens taste. Will talk it over W ith you at any time, and meet you on any reasonable terms. ^ Yours with a sincere desire to serve you Miles- Nicholson Lumber Co. Mebane, N. C. Tin Work a Specialty
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