Tuesday] Graham is Outclassed
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Locals and
Personals #
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Mr. T. Carter left
night for Norfolk.
' . _ ‘ I Before a crowd of baseball
Miss Virginia Davis of Greens- ifans, the Mebane team defeated
boro is visiting Misses Nancy j the Graham team Saturday after
and Frances Singleton. j noon in a double header by score
I Mr, Clinton Nicholson of Gra-1 ^o 1 in the first game
Mr. Tom Crutchfield left Mon-
(j:,y for Georgia.
Miss Blanche Christopher spent
SuUirday in Burlington.
Miss Eva Warren of Elon visi-
.(1 Miss Lucile Dillard Sunday.
• Miss Elizabeth Townes of Dan-
l!(^ is v'siting Mrs. Ralph Vin-
.■nt.
Mrs. Charles Lasle/ left Sun-
I for Ne vbern to visit her
band.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nichol-
n spent Sunday with relatives
11 Mebane.
Air. Clyde Compton is build-
1 him a lovely country home
r. iir Carr’s. .
Master Murray Vincent spent
i hnv days last week in Danville
• ah relative's.
Mrs. Inakenbush and daughter
i)[ lUu'lington visited Mrs. Fred
'ast week.
Mr. Cieo. White of Mt Vernon
poiii Sunday with his brother,
Air. J. Ed White.
A number of Mebane rooters
led the Baseball game in
j’l-hnm Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Corbett
■ aVP returned from a week’s stay
. : Western Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Straughn
Have returned from a visit to re-
lallves near Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dillard and
lainily of Oxford spent the week
end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs U. S. Ray have
been spending some time in the
country with relatives.
Mrs. Tom Sykes spent Satur
day with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Hensley in Burlington.
Miss AnnieHawkins of Greens
boil,' spent Friday and Saturday
with Mr. Will Hawkins.
Mrs. Ned Brannock and child
ren of Elon are visiting her par
ents Dr. and Mrs. N. D. York.
Mrs. Rebecca Farrell and
daughter, Mrs, Jim Cheek left
Friday to visit relatives at Alta-
vesta, Vd.
Mrs. B. V. Carden of Burling
ion who has been visiting Mrs
Will Hodge returned h^me Sat
urday.
Mr. Harrison of Littleton was
in town Saturday buying furni
ture for a hctel at Louisburg.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson of
rreensooro is visiting her par-
nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. White.
Littles Misses Emma and Ethel
Kee of Greensboro are visiting
tlieiraunt, Mrs. W. S. Harris.
Miss Addie Louise Johnston
and brother Hubert spent Sun
day witli relatives near Graham.
Miss Olga Long who has been
attending the State Normal sum
mer school came home Saturday.
ham spent Sunday with Mr. ^ ^ second.
John Nicholson, Score
Mr. R. H. Wilcox of Durham j
preached at the Baptist church j Second game
Sunday night. | Mebane
Mrs. W. H. Ray of Kanas City I Graham
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. | High, Barnett
Rice. i Buckner, Pace.
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WE WON’T DENY IT|
Mr. and Mrs. f'ruest Reynolds
and children are visiting Mr,'and
Mrs. W. S. Crawford. .
It is a cunousr "thing how people sur
prise us In our vanity wa begin to
_ i think we know them the uttermost,
Mrs. W. E. Ham has returned
from a visit to relatives at Pikes-,
ville, N. C.
I possibiy in a moment of emotion, a lit
tle secret door springs open in the
Mr W. E. White has returned j smooth panel of their visible lives, and
from an extended business trip. ! we see within a long:, longj corridor
! with other do^rs and passages opei>ii g
The M. P. bunday School will away from it in ever^? direction—the
have its annual picnic at Tate Sjvast secret chambers of their lives —
pond Friday. | David Grayson.
Now we have agreed, let us get together. We have
the goods with which *y^u may dress cool. Nice mens
straw hats aw^ay down. Ladies dress goods almost
at your own price, in fact a line that is {^leasing and
attractive. See the old reliable
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT
CRIMSON CLOVER SEED.
LOW GUT SHOES AT AND BELOW GOST
Special prices on all summer goods. Trunks,
tiand bags, suit cases, etc.
H
Co.
Mebane, N. C.
Fresh groaeries constantly on hand. ^.
Yours to serve.
Nelson- Ra^ Co.
Mrs. Charles Dillard who hasL . , 7 : '
, . ^ ! Age IS a busy, happy period, not one of
been Visiting in Eastern Carolina!. .. . „ . . .
returned last week. |.nn.l,v,ty, but or beg.unn.s again, a
; time to bring to perfection the supple,
Little Margaret Qualls, daugh-! joyous spirit which we ought to carry
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Qualls, to the great unknown with us, a time
is very sick with fever. j to do the work which is our portion i'l
Miss Lena Foy who has been j
visiting her brother in Ashland, morning to our mak-
Va., for some time has returned. ^ Work that
! my Lord gives me
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Y,
Malone Monday a 11 lb daugliter
mother and daughter doing well.
—Amelia E. Harr,
lie that voluntarily continues in ig
norance, is guilty of all the crimes that
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.ignorance produces. - Dr. Johnson.
Mebane will cross bats with
Gibsonville at the Mebane Base
ball park Saturday of afternoon
at 3 o’clock. .. —7T :: -
; Constipation Causes Most
Mrs. William Fowler of Greens; jjj^
boro is visiting Mrs. S. A. White i
on Main Street. j Accumlated waste in your thirty feet
! of bowels causes absorption of poisons,
The many friends of Mis. » . | tends to produce fevers, upsets dig-
H. Fowler will be glad to knowjesiion. You belch gas feel stuffy,
that she is improving. | irritable, almost cranky. It isn’t you^
,•} it’s your condition. Eliminate this
Mrs. T. P. Cheek returned , posionous waste by taking one or two
Sunday from (jreensboro where | Dr. King’s Vew Life pills tonight En-
she has been visiting her sister | joy a full, free bowel movement in the
Mrs Carl Jones I —you feel so grateful. Get an
o.i?inal bottle, containing 36 pills,
A number of Mebane people from your Druggist to -day for 25?.
left Tuesday night on an excur
sion for Norfolk.
Mrs. R. L. Mitchell of Yancsy-
ville is visiting Mrs. Wiley
James.
Miss Ruby Mitchell of Yancey-
ville spent a part of last week
with Mrs. Wiley James.
Companions in Mlsfor=
tunes.
We Put In For
This Spring and Suininer
One of the most attractive stocks of clothing we
have ever carried. We still have an elegent line for
you to select from, and its a class of goods v;orth
while, the latest cut and weaves known, the ideal
cloths for a good dresser. Our prices are cut deep
to suit you. For hats, caps, mens underwear, and
clothing we cn fu’^nlsh you with what you want.
CoTne and see us.
Pritchard- Bright Co.
Durham, N. G.
Why Is That The Word
Coca Cola
Has been burned in the brain of the American people,
simply and solely because it is is the most popular, and
satisfying soft drink sold. Its manufacturers have made
it possible to find it every where. Its a necessity as well
as a luxury.
Coca- Cola Bottle Works, J. M, Coble, Prop.
Burlington, N. C.
Two men sat at the same table in a
restaurant of the cheaper sort in Ber- !
lin, says The New York Evening Post
1 They were strangers to each other, but
•| not too proud to talk.
“Hard ti.'nes,” said one, putting
1 down regretfully his empty beer glass.
The Philathea class of the Meb | “Very hard times,” said the other,
ane Presbyterian church will en-h« he speared with his fork a last
, . T-» 1 rru 1 morsel of sausage.
tertam the Baraca class Thurs-1 „
day evening at Mrs.Sam White s; “And I.”
from eight to eleven. “Only a year ago, too.”
■./r 1 n/r T- njT I “Just about that ”
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray
motored through the country
Advertise In The Leader.
from Danville with Mrs. A. M.
Turner in her car to see Mrs.
Ralph Vincent Sunday. .
Little Miss Elizabeth Murray
of Danville, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Vin
cent left for home last week.
Messers Henry Johnston, Mai*-
ion Nicholson and Frank Cheek
spent Sunday with Rev. G. VV.
Holmes near Swepsonville.
“I mean in my business.”
‘’Precisely. My business is gone
clean to the devil.”
“i'he same withjnine.”
“And what is your business, may I
ask?”
“1 am a dancing master—a profes
sor of the fox trot and allied arts—
and you?”
“I am a professor of international
law.”
A Medicine Chest For 25e
In tbir. ehnst you have an excellent
remedy for Toothache, Bruises, Sprains
tiff Neck, Backache, Neuralga, Rheu-
Mr. John Smith returned Mon-J matism and for most emergencies. One ■
day from Mt Vernon Springs ;iJ5c. bottle of Sloan’s Liniment does it;
where he has been for ten days.
Mr,* Highifill Jobe spent Sun
day in Durham.
Miss Effie Boone who has been
visiting her parents near Meb
ane left Sunday for Durham.
Miss Bertha Tatum of Burling
ton who has been visiting Mrs,
W ill Hoege left for home Satur
day*
Misses Lillie and Laura Smith
of Burlington who have beenl , ^ j •
visiting Mrs. Sam Smith left forj“. Sunday morning Jo the
ho one Saturday.
Mr* R. J. Rodgers of Burling
ton made an address to the M. P
all —this because these ailments are
symptoms, not diseases, and are caused
by congestion and inflammation If you
doubt, ask those who use Sloan’s Lini
ment, or better still, buy a 25". bottle
and prove it All Druggists.
Hotel Clegg
Greensboro, N. C. W. F. Clegg
Proprietor
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Every thing For Your Kitchen
A young woman spends a great deal of her time in the
kitchen. So everything there should be just as bright and
atti^active as possible. We have every thing you may
neod for the kitchen.
Cabinets, Tables, Ranges, Linoleums.
Qua prices are the lowest for high grade goods. Our
“pay as you can plan” enables you to mak your kitchen
all you ma\ desire without missing the money you would
invest.
Come and See Our Line
Green McClure
Furniture Co. Graham, N. C.
Don’t Forget to
Ask Your Ticket Agent For
Summer Excursion Rates to Beau
fort, N. C.
Mplendid Hotels- Delightful Climate, Fine Fishing.
IDEAL SPOT FOR REST, REACHED BY NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Take the wife and Kiddies= Beaurort will make them
all well and happy.
Patronize Home Resorts.
S. H. LEARD, G. P. A.
NorfolKnouthern Qailroad
ew ^hort
FREIGHT SERVICE
If you value quick transportation; route j'our shipments
vis Norfolk Southern Railroad. Watch the time made by
their package cars, and you will find that your interests
are best served by patronizing them, as ‘^Timeis money^’
xMiss Mary Patton who has
been attending the State Normal
Hummer school returned Satur
day.
Mesdams A. B. Fitch and
William Satterfield spent the
week end with Mrs. Warien at
Elon.
Mrs. Fred Norwood has re
turned from Birmingham, Ala.,
where she has been visiting re
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masn
who have been visiting relatives
at Stanley returned home Mon-
day,
Mr. Charles Pickard of Greens
boro spent the week end with his
wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l ‘uone near Mebane.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Walker ,of
Oxford stopped over in Mebane
one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Dillard enroute to
i'Jlon.
Sunday school and invited the!
m“RX auhe RATES $100, $1.50
ham Saturday Aug. 21. 1915. A j
chapter of the children from the |
M. P. childrens Home at High j
Point will be present. j
At Bains Store
There was an enormous crowd
at Baynes store last Thursday to
attend the masonic picnic. A big
dinner was served. Mr. Bickett
was present as previously an
nounced, and made one of his
splendid speeches.
The House that has departed
from the old beaten track of
permitting the guest to pay help
through tips which is positive
ly prohibited here. I give you
the best service for the lowest
price and that is all. Convince
your self by stopping just
across the street North of the
passenger depot.
HOTEL CLEGG
Greensboro, in. C.
ICE TICKETS
SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS WEEK
L. T. JOHNSTON
Anglin
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF HIGHGRADE
PHOTOGRAPHS
Kodak Work finished promptly -
ANGLINS STUDIO
Davis St. BURLINGTON, N. C.
Some Disatisfaction
It seems that there has been
much displeasure among a num
ber of tax payers on account of
the high raise in their tax as-
sement. There has been a con
siderable advance made this
year, but the impression among I ^
some was that the advance was j ^he Leader,
too great.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove’s
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Topic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Snricbes the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
I EVERYTHING FOR THE
BUILDING
FLOORING-CEILING-SIDING-SHINGLES
SASH- DQORS-BLINDS
Large Stock —Prompt Shipments
QUALITY RIGHT-PRICES RIGHT.
LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL
Guilford Lumber Mfg. Co.
GREEN830R0, N. C.
FOR SALE
ONE 7 ROOM HOUSE
One block from Gi'aded’School.
A Bargain
MEBANE LAND &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
W. E. White, Sec’y & Treas.
iVlebane, N. C,