■THE GLEANER
N. C., NOT. 20,1913.
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H BEN AN HLQHBS, Postmaster.
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—Dr. J. J. Bearfoot has bought
a njice run-a-bout auto.
—During the cold snap last week
quite a number of porkers were
killed.
—The County Commissioners wil
meet next Monday in adjourned
session.
I —Thanksgiving Day. is only a
' week off—Thursday, 27th inst.
inst.
—The Farmers' Warehouse has
| given all the big prizes, but one,
f this season—better sell your to
bacco with the Farmers'.
—Miss Margaret Goley entertain
t ed the Young Ladies' Club last
Friday afternoon and served de
lightful refreshments.'
—Mr. Win. I. Ward has bought
t the Kobt 8. Mebane residence on
W. Harden St. and is getting ready
to move in.
* —Messrs. J. Clarence Wajiker and
Don E.( Scott went to Caswell
county the first of the week to
spend a few days hunting.
—Alamance Superior Court will
convene next Monday for the trial (
. , of criminal cases only. The docket
does not promise to be large.
—Though five weekß from this
day till Christmas, some of the
shop windows would make you be
lieve ihe festive day was piuch
nearer.
* —When such fine weather as this
comes along it makes ona forget
that only a tew days ago he was
shivering .from cold and, pressing
close to the fire.
—Tobacco is selling high,. See
some of the averages made by
your neighbors in' the big ad. of
the Farmers' Warehouse, Bur
lington. Thornburg & Outhrie will
see that you get the top price.
—The Western N. C. Christian
Conference which had its annual
session at Ramseur last week ad
journed to meet with New Prov
idence Christian church at this
place on Tuesday after the second
Sunday in November, 1914.
—Green McClure Furniture Co.
have lately added very much to
their large and handsome stock.
When going about to find some
thing to remember a friend with,
you can find something at their
store that would please and afford
comfort ut the same time.
—The shopper for dry goods can
find almost anything really needed
in the household in one or more
of the several well filled stores in
Graham. We are not telling you
which particular store to visit for
your wants, as the store-keepers
would doubtless prefer to do trfat
in their own way.
—Esq. John M. McCracken, arm
ed with search and seizurg im
plements, Jumped a big blind
tiger in Burlington yesterday. L.
C. Crater operated the Joint. He
waived examination and was
bound over to court. Besides A 5
gallons of booze many empty ves
sels were found. ,
Jr. Order Thanksgiving Sermon.
By invitation of Graham Council
Jr. O. U. A. M., Rev. J. F. Mor
gan will preach a Thenksgiving
sermon older at New Prov
idence Chrittinn church at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon of Sunday, No
vember 29th. The Daughters of
Liberty have been invited to Join
with the Jr. Order in attending
the service.
A Card of Thanks.
Mcfl. Lizzie Cooper, the widow,
and the children ot Mr. Alson G.
Cooper, who died suddenly at his
near Saxapahaw, on the night ot
12th inst,, desire to return their
grateful thanks to the neighbors,
and friends for the kindnesses
shown them during their sad be
reavement;
Among the Sick.
Mr. Calvin Donnell, who has been
quite sick for a week, is very
much Improved.
Dr. W. R. Goley was on the sick
list the latter part of l«*t week
arid the first of thia.
' Mrs. C. B. Irwin has been sick
for several days and confined to
her home.
MM. Heenan Hughes has been
very ill for the past few daya.
Mra. Jno. V. Murray's condition
does not materially improve.
new AaveniKiueflift.
Thornburg h Outhrie—Farmed*
Warehouse (the old Brick Wart
house), Burlington want your to
bacco. See their ad. and note the
big averages—they are the pio
neers. Sell with them and you
will not be disappointed.
Graham C>r.g Co— Haa something
to aay about prescriptions. See
ad In another eolamn.
Green ft McClure Furniture Co
are putting in an immense stock
of furniture and house furnishings
and want you to know about it.
See ad in another column.
-Alamance Cohnty—Ail Property
for aale. See ad.
Southern Railway Co.—Excursion
to Richmond, Va„ leaving here the
evening of Nov. 96th. See ad for
ratea, etc. « v
R. N. Cook, Sheriff—Has some
thing to aay about jour taxes. See
• ad. elaewhere.
E. 8. Parker, Com'r—Sale of val
uable lota in Graham and also wa
ter power property. Look up ad.
in another column.
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+ / PERSONAL. *
Margaret Seott of Melville
was Jn town last Friday. '*
Mr. H. W. Scott spent Monday
and Tuesday in Raleigh.
Mlaa Blanch Scott left for Chapel
Hill yesterday on a visit.
Mr. and' Mra. E. D. Scott apent
Tuesday in Greensboro.
Mr. John G. Clark, near Sn.ow
Camp was here Tuesday.
Mr. Will E. White was in Greens
boro the first of the week on bus
iness.
Col. J. A. Long was in Enfield
the first of the week on legal bus
iness. X
Mr. Thos. S. Beall of Greens
boro was a business visitor here
yesterday.;
Mr. Robert . Sloan of Barium
Springs is here visiting Mr.' Arm
strong Holt.
Mrs. L. Banks Holt, accompanied
Blanch Scott spent Tuesday in
Greensboro.
Miss Joanna Jones attended the
Western N. C. Christian Conference
at Knmseur last week.
Mrs. J. W. Menefee left Sat
urday for Greensboro "where she
will spend the winter.
Mr. J9to Reinhardt of Lincoln
ton apent, yesterday here with his
sister, Mfsa Edna Reinhardt.
Dr. and Mrs. J.- J. Barefoot and
Mra. fi. L. Holmes spent Tuesday
afternoon in Greensboro.
 Mrs. J. Mel Thompson of Me
bane spent the latter part of last
week here as the guest of Miss
Margaret Goley.
Mrs. J». Banks Williamson of
pienco? is spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. C. B. Irwin,
who is sick.
Mrs. B. Williamson left
Monday for Baltimora and New
York to be gone a few weeks,
by Mrs. E. D. Scott and Miss
Mrs. M. JS. Brady is expected
to arrive this afternoon on a vis
it to her daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Scott, Jr.
Rev. Geo. L. Curry left for
High Point yesterday morning to
attend the annual meeting ot the
North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Protestant church.
Mr. Alfred N. Roberson of La
cey, Newlin township passed
through town this morning ou (lis
way to attend the Methodißt Pro
testant Conference at High Point.
Mrs. J. O. McGruder of Dan
ville arrived here yesterday to
spend some time at home of Mrs.
Lynn B. Williamson. Miss Min
nie Williamson and Mrs. Meßride
Holt met her in Greensboro with
an auto.
Mr. Jas. D. Proctor of Lumber
ton arrived here Saturday and left
Monday for home accompanied by
Mrs. Proctor and their little
daughter, Elizabeth, who had been
here for three weeks visiting Mrs.
Proctor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Kernodle.
Mrs. Jas. -N. Williamson returned
last week from Baltimore where
ehe had been for several weeks for
treatment for an injury received
by a fall, being very much bene
fitted. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Spencer
of Martinsville, Va.
Mess. Ed. H. Williamson of Fay
etteville and J. Walter Williamson
of Wilmington were here last Fri
day visiting their mother, Mrs.
Fannie A. Williamson. They left
Saturday, and Mr. Ed. H. William
son was accompanied by his moth
er, who will spend some time
with him.
Public Meeting of the Local Relief
Association.
The annual public meeting of the
Graham Local Relief Aaaociation
(associated charities) will be held at
the Baptist church Monday, Nov.
24th, at 7:30 p. m. Winter is com
ing, the poor and sick will be need
ing help, and we ahould so organize
our work that it may be done eco
nomically and with true charily to
those who really need aid.
At thia meeting officers will be
elected and committees appointed
for Hie coming year. We cordially
invite all persona to attend and join
in thia good work.
E. S. Pabkeb, Jr., President.
Points The Way
The Statement of This Bur
lington Resident Will In
terest Our Readers.
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Oar neighboring town of Burling
ton points the way In the words of
one of her most respected citi
zens :
J. A. Harder, Davis St., Burling
ton, N, C„ says : "I was troubled
a greet deal With backache and
dull pains through my loins and
sides. I often noticed that the
kidney secretions were unnatural
and passed too frequently. Upon
a friend's advice I decided to
try Doan's Kidney Pills, and got a
box at the Freeman Drug Co.'s. I
hsd used them but a short time
before my kidneys were restor
ed to their normal condition."
"When your back ie lame—re
member name." Don't simply ask
for a kidney remedy—ask dis
tinctly for Dosn's Kidney Pills, the
same kind that Mr. Harder had—
the kind - backed by home testi
mony/ 50c all stores. Poster-
Miiburn Co., Prop'rs, Buffalo, N, Y.
GRAHAM CHURCH DIRECTORY
Baptist-N. Main St.-Jas. W.
Rose, Paator.
Preaching services every Second
and Third Sundays at 11.00 a. m.
and 7JO p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
9.4b a. m.—C. B. Irwin, Superin
tendent.
Graham Christian Church—N. Main
Street—J. F. Morgan, Pastor N
, Preaching services overy Sec
ond and Fourth Sundays, at 11.00
a'm.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10.00 a. m.—C. D. Johnston Super
intendent.
New Providence Christian
Church—N. Main Btreet,' near the
Depot—J. F. Morgan, Pastor.
Preaching every Second and
Fourh Sundays at 3.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
2.30 p. m.—Arthur T. Walker, Su
perintendent. %
Friends—'borth of Graham Pub
lic School—J- .Robert Parker, Pas
tor.
Preaching every Sunday at. 11 a.
m. and at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10.00 a. m.—Miss Belle Zachary,
Superintendent.
Methodist Episcopal, South—cor.
Main and Maple Sts„—Services at
present in Court House—R.- G. L.
Edwards, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11.09
a. m. and at 7.80 p. m.
Sunday Bchool v every Sunday at
9.45 a. m.—W. B. Green, Supt.
Methodist Protestant—College
St,, west of Graham Public School
—Geo. L. Curry, Pastor.
Preaching every First, Third and
Fourth Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and
every First, Third, Fourth and
Fith Sundays at 7.30 p. m.
Bunday School every Sunday at
9.45 ft. m.—J. 8. Cook, Supt.
Presbyterian—West Elm Street
—E. C. Murray, Pastor. .
Preaching every Sunday at 11.00-
a. m. and atm.
Sunday 'BehOM"every Sunday at
9.45 a. m.—Meßride Holt,. Supt.
Presbyteriafi 1 (Travora Chapel)—
J. E. LebUy, Pastor.
Preaching every Second and
Fourth Sundays at 7.30 p. 'to.
Sunday School every Sunday at
2.30 p. m.—J. Harvey White, Su«-
perintendent. .
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The awarding 6t prizes to the.
members of the Boy's Corn Club
for the county will take place in.
Graham, Saturday, November 29th,
at 11 a. m. A full programme for
the occasion is being arranged.
There are 50 members in the club.
Mr. Charley Newlin of Newlin
township, .has a family of children
that have made and are making, a
record attendance. Year before
last tl&re were six of the children
in school and they carried home
from the County Commencement
six Honor Certificates for being
neither absent nor tardy for the
entire year. Last year there
were five and they carried' home
five Honor Certificates. This year
there are five in school and the
five have made the record for the
certificates to date'. One of the
children is a little 6-year-old girl,
oiid although the school hbuse is
over twp rtiiles away over some
real bad road, little f)adie goes
every day, on time, and does not
ask to be hauled.
Several teacHers have signified
their intention to attend the
Teachers' Assembly, which begius
at 8.30 o'clock, the night of the 26.
The Superintendent will leave on
Monday evening to attend the
State Meeting of County Superin
dents in Raleigh, Just prior to the
meeting of the Assembly.
Two dozen good globes have
been received at the Superintend
ent's office. Any school in the
county in need of a globe can be
supplied at the next Teachers'
meeting.
Woodlawn school gave a* party
with refreshment! last Saturday
night for the benefit of the school.
The proceeds amounted to $23.60.
Several other schools are planning
to do likewise.
Stock of Merchandise and Store Fix
tures For Sale.
Pursuant to an order of the Su
perior Court of Alamance county, the
undersigned receiver will offer for
sale the entire stock of goods, wares
and merchandise and all store fixtures
of the Holmes-Warren Company of
Mebane, N. C., at public auction at
Mabaoe.N. C„ iu the building where
said stock of goods m now located,
on Friday, December 6, 1913, at 12
o'clock noon.
The stock of goods and fixtures
will be offered separately and in dif
ferent combinations and then as a
whole, the way bringing the most
money will be reported for con
firmation.
Terms of sale, cash; ten per cent,
of amount bid to be paid upon day
of aale, balance'upon confirmation;
sale subject to confirmation by the
C-urt.
This 13th day of NOT., 1913.
ALAMANCE LOAN A TBUST CO/,
Receiver Holmes-Warren Co.
13novtds
GRAY HAIR MADE ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR.
CUp TUta SitiM-Wwtk SO Ceats
It your hair la gray, stresked
with gray, white, brittle, falling
out, itching scalp or dandruff, ap
ply Q-Ban hair color restorer to
gray hair and acalp. Not a dye,
it brings to the hair surface the
original color nature gave your
hah-. Makts gray halt brown,
blark, auburn or Us original color
at 17 or ti years of age. Never
tails. l'«jtft*Uy -harml -ss, delight-,
tul to uso.- Q-Uan makes hair soft,
full if life beautiful. Sfaps dand
ruff, itching scalp *nd falling hair.
Complete directions for home
treatment of the hair with each
bottle. 50c by parcels post, or re
turn this notice and |I.OO and we
will deliver you three bottles. If
not satisfied by its use we give
you back £1.50. Address Hesitisf
kllis Drug Co., Memphis, Tenn.
| ISnovly. sdv.
-I -^-^ > We sell the only Nissen Wagon with full name of maker on each Wagon. Sold 4 ono day, 2 Cars
| in stock all sizes.
Sold out Superior Grain Drills —best year ever had on Drills before —sold 4 one day.
J . Car Walter A. Wood Disk and Spike tooth Harrowsto come in—Only Spike harrow with the re
| | leiving Spring on frame- Sole 5 Spike harrows one day.
; ' Big stock buggies, harness, lap robe*, blanket*. Plows, Wood Sawa, Engine's -Seed Oats, Wheat
 i Rye, Clover, and Grass Seed, Lawn Grass.
| | Good honest lines merchandise, and honest fair dealing for all the people is what has made this
| i business grow—Cotton good price—Tobacco selling higher than ever knows —The good times are here
N. ~S. CARD WELL, BURLINGTON
Ben
helps run the farm
, on rime
Is It hard for you to get tba
(arm hands out on timef
' la it hard for you to gut tham
up in the morning?
If so, why not let Big Ban do it
for you?
Big Ban is a truth tailing and
reliable alarm clock.
It's his business to get people
up in the world.
And he'll do It every day at any
time you aay.
Nest time you drive to town,
walk over to the store and take.
a look at him.
I keep him in the window where
everyone can see him.
Sold and Guaranteed by
Z. T. HADLEY,
JEWOJQt * OPTICIAN
GRAHAM, N. C. /
HALF-GENT COLUMN.
Advertisement* will to Inserted under this
Imiilm at ooe oair of s oeut a word tor each '
Insertion No ad. lnaerted for lee* than 10ota.
Count your wurdi and send caan with order.
Each Initial or abbreviation count* a word.
11,000 to loan on real estate se
curity. LONO & LONO,
Attorneys.
—lf you want or need a blank
book—journal, ledger, pocket or
vest pocket memorandum, record
book or other kinds of blank books,
call st THE GLEANER Printing Office.
HOUSES and lots for rant. Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
—Yon can buy almost sny kind
of blank book you may need at THE
Glkaneb Printing Office.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES Tablets
Composition and Examination
Books snd Dixon's Kencils, the b *t,
made, st THE GLEAMS Printing
Office.
-BL£NK BOOKS-A goodsa-]
sortment at The Glf.au eh offire.
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+ SEsiBBHHBSEEEHHSES X
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+ We have just appointed Mr. G. C. Phillips District +
? Manager lor Alamance County with headquar- %
I ten In Graham, N. C. 1
T Mr. Phillips is well known in Alamance County, and has had 7
i a good deal of experience in life insurance. He is a man of excel- 1
+ lent character, honest and upright iu all bis dealings, and we know 4
t will build up a large business for our Company.
« Mr. Phillips fslt that it was to bis interest to make a contract 1
T with us, as we are a North Carolina Company, the premiums col- 4
+ lected being kept st home for investment, instesd of being sent 4
+ awsy to benefit people of other communities. 3
I We write all kinds of insurance and all ngp«, and are under 1
t the direct supervision'of the Insurance Commissioner of North j
f Carolina, We deposit the same amount tif reserve with the In- J
I surance Commissioner as all the large Companies, and therefore j
T our policy holders have the aame protection as the largest Company h
+ in Ihe life insuraqp business. j
X We ask for Mr. Phillips the consideration of the people, and j
T in placing insurance with nim they are aiding themselves, as we j
+ are a purely mutual Company and the policy holders are the J
t owners. There are no stock holders, hence all ttle profits made be- ]
+ long to the policy holders and are applied to the different kinds o\ ■■
+ policies. * , 1 , , ' J
| LaFAYETTE MUTUAL LIFEZ*IKC~J- ]
I RANCE COMPANY
$ LUMBERTON, N. C. j
f W«J. Ileattie, Jr., Prest, E. A. Pje, Vice Prest., Oscar L. H
f Clark, Vice Prest, E. E. Page, Sec & Treas, Robt. E. Lee, Gen. h
I Counsel, Q. R. Nimocks, Asst. Gen. Counsel, Seavy Highsmith, ]
I M. !>., Director, A. F. McGuire, Director, A. J. McKinnon, Director, j
T Adolphus Cheek, Local Agent, Burlington, N. C.
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Winter Is Here,
ji;. AND
Christmas is Coming
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YOU WILL NEED
A%T Suit of Clothea,
|\| PiTXT Overcoat, Tiea, Shirts.
and a pair of Shoea ate.
ij We Have BEST Line In Ala
mance [County For the .
'MONEY
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Give Us A Trial Is All We Ask
J.M. CRAWFORD&CO.
i;Vestal Building Graham, N. C.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT THING
A druggist does is fill preserip- /
where this feAtnre has more scru- ' I
script ions here, where everything
IS CERTAIN TO BE RIGHT.
Graham Drug Company,
'Phone 99 >jy,g Store
=*s=bbs=—i— b———-—seas ; 1 ' iB
iGREEN & MCCTUTE
Furniture Company f
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FURNITURjE and
iithis Fall ever shown |
:;They Can Furnish Your Needs. |
I S RIGHT j
•r At
: :Come"to Graham and, inspect their Line and you will |
;; be well pleased.
i GREEN &HcCLURE FURNITURE CO.I
GRAHAM, N. C. . !
FARMERS
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Don't sell your tobacco at home, but bring it
to the OLD BRICK WAREHOUSE and let Bill
Thornburg get you the highest market prices to
be found anywhere.
See below some of the prices Thornie got for
some of his customers the past week :
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I McCnuley A Madkins 37*2 Brought $124,2
Lucian King A Co. ' 492 Brought 180.70
Joe King A 8r0..... ►.... 2003 Brought 520.18
Fonville A Murray 1014 Brought 281.31
Julo Pace ; ;.T.... 508 Brought 107.90
T. F. Jeffreys ...1006 Brought 270.1(5
W. O. Sartin *. 980 Brought 5493.8-1
Mrs. James Coleman 428 Brought 139.8'J
Mrs. J. H. Miller ~ 594 Brought 168.45
Hensley A Gilliam 514 firought 128.95
Coleman A Maynard 474 Brought 142.39
Vincent A Fonville 738 Brought 213.95
L. W. Iloney 1018 Brought 291.83
A. N. Johnson 1118 Brought 231.37 .
J. Mac. Garrison 851 Brought 200.41
Day A Walker. 11C2 Brought 398.19
A. O. Huffman 1031 Brought 269.50
O. E. Miles.. 90* Brought 218.55
Mrs. Uettie Sutton 427 Brought 98.47
Zeb B. Blanchard 31G Brought 82.77
G. A. Roscoe 468 Brought 127.24
J. G. Kofcoe.. 252 Brought 07.70
Arthur Koscoe 304 Brought 81.85
Mrs. 8. K. Jeffreys. 540 Brought 148.71
Ald ridge A Corbett {... 1100 Brought 299.85
Fritcbett A Allisou 960 Brought 251.91
J. T. Kiee 722 Brought 173.28
Elizabeth Cantrell 034 Brought 155.00
J. M.Story... 544 Brought 138.70
C. K. Iloney .. 390 Brought 97.94
Fatton AGant...: 778 Bronght 216.02
L. L. Koscoe . 502 Brought 133.57
King A Corn 629 Brought 196.98
J. Y. D0ug1a55....... 593 Bronght 167.41
J. Kd Garrison ..' 478 Brought 135.94
J. F. Madron 920 Brought 204.79
Come on to the Old Brick House, let Bill
Thornburg, the farmers' friend, get you the top
dollar for your tobacco.
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Will L. Thornburg
The Old Reliable Auctioneer at the Old Brick
Warehouse, v
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Freckled Girls
It ia 1.1 absolute fact, that ooe 60 cent
Jar of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM
will either rcmovo voar f recklua at causa
them to fade and that two Jar» Will even
ia the moat acyere caaea completely cure
them. Wa are willing to personally
guarantee this and to return your money
without argument if your complexion ta
not fully restored to its natural beauty.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM ia fine,
fragrant and abaolutely barmleaa. Will
LES eSSflh today and try It. The jars
•re lartro and results absolutely certain.
Sent by mail if desired. Price 50c.
Mammoth iara*l.oo. WILSON'S FAIB
- SKIN SOAP 25c. For sale by
GRAHAM DRUG COMPANY.
[Constipation
"For many yean Iwas troubled, in
1 spite of all ao-called remedies I used.
1 At last Ifoond quick relief andeure
DR. KING'S
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