iJage Four
THE TAR HEEL
February 20, 1923
25 REDUCTION
ON
SUITS and OVERCOATS
This is your chance to get
a REAL suit cheap and
at a time when all Wool
ens are advancing from
10 per cent to 15 per cent
in price.
Pritchard-Patterson, Inc.
"University Outfitters"
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. CHARLOTTE. N. C.
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Dr. Sparks W. Mellon Delivers Second
University Sermon of
Calendar Year.
The second University sermon of the
year 1923 was delivered in Gorrard
Hall Sunday niglit ly Dr. Sparks W.
Mellon, of Norfolk, Va. He based his
sermon on the story of the feeding of
the multitude by Jesus, showing how
an antithesis between human and di
vine viewpoints was exemplified in this
miracle.
First of all Dr. Mellon spoke of the
human attitude displayed in this story.
The disciples were loath to attempt pro
curing food for the multitudes assem
bled by Galilee to hear Christ's teach
ings. "This," said the speaker, "was
characteristic of human nature. Man
will always follow, if he can, the path
of least resistance. He is inclined to
seek some way out of a situation which
will result in very little effort on his
part. The disciples wished to send the
people away to get food for themselves.
"All of us," he continued, "are
prone to shirk responsibility. The dis
ciples had nothing to do with bringing
the multitudes together on that partic
ular occasion. They came of their own
volition. Then why trouble themselves
with thein! Let them depart as they
came, and get nourishment wherever
they could find it. Again, when a ques
tion arises, when a situation involving
real effort is encountered, man usually
endeavors to plead inability. The dis
ciples had only five loaves and two
fishes, and were not eager to be trou
bled with providing for the assembly.
They had nothing with which to feed
them; therefore, why not drop the mat
tert But Jesus said, 'How many loaves
have ye? Go and see.' The problem
was solved, and the multitude
away filled."
Turning then to the religious or di-
vine side of the Question. Dr. Mellon
The MAN Store
EVEBYTHINO THAT'S GOOD IN GOOD CLOTHES
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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E. V. HOWELL, President LUECO LLOYD, Vlce-Pres.
THE PEOPLES BANK
0. B. GRIFFIN, Cashier R, p. ANDREWS, Ass't Cashier
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Josephus Daniels Says
"I am very glad to see that your Com
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ance business. I was glad to take a
policy in it, and am glad to commend
it because I know that the principle
upon which it is established is sound
and that the men in charge of it have
business ability of the highest order
combined with integrity and honesty."
SOUTHERN LIFE AND TRUST CO.
HOME OFFICE ::::::::: GREENSBORO, K, 0.
A. W. McALISTEB, President ARTHUR WATT, Secretary
H, B. GUNTER, Vice-President and Agency Manager
Capital $1,000,000 Insurance in Force $50,000,000
Is guaranteed to relieve Head
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irom a religious viewpoint. Ueg refund .
stressed the fact that it was through 1 3 mmmtmm g
tno throng. "He might easily have
turned the stones into bread," he said,
"but this was not Christ's way of do
ing. He worked through his followers
to perform the miracle. It is even so
today. He does very little within Him
self, but looks to mortals to carry out
His work. .When men feel discouraged
and ready to give up, let them remem
ber how little Christ had to work with.
His disciples had very little of the
world's goods; neither had they any too
much faith. Yet from tottering rem
nants Christ built His mighty kingdom
on earth through the help of man. He
expects of every one according to his
ability, according to the number of
' loaves ' that he has. "
STEINER'S TALK PRAISED
BY THE GASTONIA DAILY
3.. F. Steiner, head of the extension
bureau of community development, re
turned last Friday from a very success
ful mass meeting of the citizens of Gas-
tonin at which he delivered the chief
address of the evening. The subject of
the address was: "Attainable Stand
ards for Social Agencies." The Gastouia
Daily in sneaking of the address says,
"Dr. Steiner made one of the most prac
tical talks on relief mid welfare work
hat has ever beeu heard in Gastonia."
The mass meeting was one of the larg
est and most representative gatherings
ever brought together on such an occasion
in the county court house. The chief
action of the meeting was the placing
of all the local charity and welfare work
on a more constructive basis by central
izing the relief in one oflice. Representa
tives were present from every walk of
life and all declared that the local wel-j
tare department was doing a great work
and that under the new plan of cen
tralizing the relief in one office the offi
cials would be able to meet every local
need.
The I. S. Kahn Tailoring Co.
of RALEIGH and FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Will be at Chapel Hill with a full line of spring cloth,
showing the latest patterns for made-to-measure clothes.
Mr. Kahn himself will be here to take the measures. Many
students are now with great satisfaction wearing Kahn
made clothes.
We Will Especially Feature
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF SAMPLES
PRICED AT $29.50
Our Tuxedo 3-piece suits at $40 and over is sure to
make a hit with all students desiring proper dress for
occasions when one is necessary.
Be sure to examine the samples on the date mentioned.
You are under 110 obligations to buy.
In the Rooms of
CAROLINA CONFECTIONERY COMPANY
Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1923
One Day Only
JOHN D. BOYD, Representative
READ YOUR COLLEGE PAPER
PUBLIC SALES
We have purchased 122,000 pair
U. S. Army Mun.son last shoes,
sizes $y2 to 12, which was the en
trie surplus stock of one of the
largest U. S. Government shoe
contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed 100
solid leather, color dark tan, bel
lows tongue, dirt and waterproof.
The actual value of this shoe is
$6.00. Owing to this tremendous
buy we can offer same to the pub ¬
lic at $2.95.
Send correct size. Pay post
man on delivery or send monev
order. If shoes are not -as rep-
lllllllllllllllllllllllllg m resented we will cheerfully refund
your money promptly upon re
quest. National Bay State Shoe Co.
kSSSSSSWSSSSSM 96 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
WE ARE NOW BUILDING THE
"GREATER UNIVERSITY33
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We Invite the Fac
ulty and Students
of U.N. C.
TO MAKE OUR STORE
HEADQUARTERS
WHEN IN DURHAM
Should you need Furni
ture and Rugs it would
.give us pleasure to serve
you. We have sold the
fraternities and the Uni
versity at Chapel Hill
and have given them
satisfaction. We can
please you
also.
Royall & Borden
Chapel Hill Street
Opposite Grand Central
Garage
DURHAM, N. C.
CATCH YOUR
8:30
THEN
BREAKFAST
at the
University Cafeteria
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Battery Park Hotel
Asheville, N. C.
Offers every attraction in
the way of wholesome cui
sine, efficient service and en
tertainment. Golf, tennis,
fine saddle horses. Motoring.
Concerts. Dancing.
WILBUR DEVENDORF
Manager
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Heel our readers know a eood
thing when they see it.