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Freeman Drug Company, Burlington, North Carolina. ? ♦ f f ♦ f f we keep in stoeK all the standard Pat ent Mediciose We have a large aud well selected stoek of spungee, Chamois ekius, Trusses, Supporters and Slioulder Braces. II 4 t J rrefuintn v. Cologne’s, Bay Hum, Florida Water, Extracts tor the handkerchief. Toilet and Fancy Goods, Toilet Soap, r.ath Soaps, Face Powders, Infant I’owder. GOME AND SEE US Freeman Drug Company, wu^on, n^c. t » » •> » ^ ^ O »» LOCAL AND PE^SOMAL t I Fresh nuts of all kinds at the ^‘Paragon-” Mr. AHea Murphy is all smiles to day—its a boy. S. A. Morrow went to Oraoge connty Monday. Payee’s private stock cigars are better than the “Cinco.” Mrs. M. B. Scott, of Mebane, spent last Saturday here shopping. Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Whitsett, was here yesterday shopping. Miss Mattie Compton of Mebane was here yesterday shopping. The best raixed nuts at the ‘‘Par agon” tifteon cents per pound. H. L. Browning spent Sunday with his family at Haw River. Mrs. Dr. Montgomery spent last Friday at Greensboro shopping. Mr, K, C. Foglenian, of Gibson- ville, was here Moniay oo business. Call on Mrs. Wiggsior ‘‘Possum and Taters” Friday evening Nov. 20, Mr. W. S. Sharp made a busi ness trip to Hillsboro last Thurs day. Mr^. "W. J. Thompson, of Whit sett, was here last Thursday shop- ping. To get the best smoke, call at the ^‘Paragon” aud get Paynes private stock. Mr. J. B. Foster, of Elon Col lege, was [u*re the first of the %veek C5 / shopping. Mr. W. P. Campbell, of Seven Springs, is visiting friends here this week. Mr, S. C. Ireland made a busi ness trip to Greensboi’o one day last '*veek. Mr. Arthur Johnson, of Durham, spent a part of last week visiting friends here. Miss Lizzie Pickard visited her parents at Graham Saturday night and Sunday. Mii^s Burton and Lasley, of Haw Kivor, were here shopping: the first of the week. Miss Strcud, of Bynum, spent the latter part of last week here visiting friends. Mrs. J. C. Morris, of Haw River, was here the first of the week shopping. Mrs. W. W. Brown left yester day for Spencer, where she goes to visi her sister. Mrs. Morgan of Mebane made a visit to our city yesterday buying some fall goods. Miss B, Emma Phipps spent Saturday and Sunday at Raleigh visiting friends. Eev. Shufford Peeler, of Greens- was a welcome visitor in our city one day last week. iVUss Rosa Maynard spent Satur day night and Sunday with her parents at Graham. Mr. J, G. Gattis, of Durham, spent a few days here visiting frinus and relatives. Miss Anderson, of Efland, spent a I'art of last week here visiting friends and relatives. Miss Flurine Robertson, of Friendship, visited friends and relatives here Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Car.sou Durham spent Sunday at Clayton visiting the parents of Mr. Durham. ^»lr. C. R. Jeffries left Sunday for Texas, where he expects to make his home in the future. Mrs. W. G. Careathers of Oaks, Ofange county is spending some tifne in the city with relatives. F. K. Trogden, who has charge of the pony sale at this place, visited his family at Kernersville Suodav. f f f If you want some chicken pie like mother used to make go to the “Old Time Quilting. Miss Lillian Shoffner spent Sat urday and Sunday at Elon College visiting friends and relatives. Prof. E. L. Moffitt, president of Elon College, made a business trip to our town the first of the week. If you are looking for quality as vvell as quanity see Holt-Cates Co.’s ad in this issue. We commend them to you. Mr. W. E. Boone, of W^hitsett, spent several days here last w^eek visiting friends returning home Monday, Mrs. J. Lea Thomas, Salisbury, has spent the past three weeks here visiting friends, returning home Tuesday. Rev. V. R. Stickly, pastor of Low^s Church, was a pleasant call er at the Diapatch office one day last week. Miss May Barrett returned Sat urday from Washington, where she WANTED—^To give ^one hun dred free tickets to Washington next March. WANTED.—Five or six cords of eight foot wood in exchange for subscriptions to the State Dispatch. Call at State Dispatch Office. The press of the country speaks in highest terms of praise of Olive Frank Robertson, with the Victor ian Party at the School Auditorium Dec. 1st, as a vocalist and pianist; WANTED—A family of Knit ting Mill help. Apply to Swannie Noah Mfg Co. Elon College, N. C. The Clinton, (Ky.) Gazette says of Pallas Brown; ‘^His sacred pieces reach the soul and lift one to higher thoughts and better resolu tions.’’ He will be at the-School Auditorium Dec. 1st. From inspection at “The Home of Good Clothes” we find that B. Goodman the proprietor hao a large stock of well made clothes which he offers to oell at prices which should please everybody. The friends of this paper will please hand in us news items when they are fresh. We prefer not to publish a birth after the child is weaned, a marriage after the honey moon is over, or the death of a man after his widow is married again. Rev. V. R. Stickley, pastor of the Lutheran, Guilford Charge, left Monday for Lynchburg, Va., where he goes to be married to Miss Keister of that place. His congre gation will give him a reception at the parsonage at Low’s Church on Thanksgiving day. It is learned from an official of the Southern railway here that more than 20 car-loads of freight was re ceived at the station here last Mon- and that The State Dispatch. $12.50 $10.00 $7.50 r , , ^ . i> • J day for Burlington people spent several weeks visiting friends i ' j ” more than a dozen car loads were and relatives. Mrs. E. R. Hanford left last Friday for Durham, wliere she will spend some time visiting friendfs and relatives. Jas, F. Gallery, of Charlotte, a i'^ano and pipe organ maker and tuner will in the near future Oj)en up an oflie here. A good time and good dinner promised to all who spend the after- uot)U awl evt'iiiiig With the Ladies Aid ^5()fietv Nov.20. shipped away. Business picking up! Of course it is. Prof, Wade Brown, of Raleigh, who is director of tl)e recently organized Choral Union ol this place met with the class for prac- We tru.'^i d band of singers wili greatly improve tiie choirs of the various churches of our town, tice last Thursday night, this organized band of singers I'rof J. B. Robertson secretary of the State Sunday Scliool Asso ciation, was here last week speaking witii his many friends. Jos. A, Isley A Bro Co., have a ehangp in their ad this w'eek. See their .sto(;k of goods before you buy. They (!an save you money. Miss.' Cranshaw, of Ijouisl.'ur^, X, C., who })MS been vi~iting Mr. and Mrs, Erwin Holt, returned home the latter part of last week. Mr'. W. J, McRiie, of Golden. 111., tins viteilii)^ IVicndH anl relatives who live near h>r('. Mrs. Mi'Rae left las' Saliu’dnv f’n' her lioine. Mr W. R. Rut)i, of Milboro, was here the first of the week, hi.-, singing wh'ch he had been teachins: at St. Marks Church having closed Sunday, Important meeting of the Odd Fellows. Election of officers, and all members are urged to be present at special meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 24th, State Dispatch is about to freeze and would appreciate a load of wood from some one of its patrons, or some one who would like to become a patron. We are glad to know that Mr. J. F. Greason, formerly of R. F. D. No. 10, who left a few weeks ago for Oklahoma to practice law, is getting along nicely. We notice from the display in their window that Foster Shoe Co. are showing quite a large line of up-to-date hats for young men, in a variety of new shades. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will have an “Old Time Quilting” Friday afternoon and evening, Nov. 20th, in the Hall over the Bowling Alley. Surprise your friend with a thanksgiving gift by sending them the Dispatch for one year. They w:ll be glad of the present and you will feel better by so doing. All lovers of the dramatic art should not fail to hear Miss Maud Fowler in “The Conquest of Canaan,” by Booth Tarkington, at he School Auditoiium Dec. 1st. We take pleasure in acknowledg- j ing the following invitation: The Fhitoiogian i iterao Society ui I'jloii C(jtlege reqiieetB the houor of your presence at its Tenth .\iiiiual Entenainraeiit ThurHtiny Eveniuj;’', Nov. twenty-sixth jSitei!!) huiitired and eight ii,t eight o'ciock College (.’ha,pel. Mr. J. T. M e A dams of this town and Miss Miinie Walker of Reids- ville were married by Squire D. H. Collins at J‘209 Spring Garden St. at Greenslioro Monday. The mar- liage was planned to have taken place on last Saiurday 'out Mr. Mc Adams was unable to prove that the bride-elect was of marriageable agf’. Both of the young people are well known through the social circles of Burlington. THREE SPECIALS IN MEN’S SUITS JUST RECEIVED FROM A LEADING MANUFACTURER At these popular prices we out-distance all other stores in town by a $2.00 to $3.00 savii^ to you, and that is certainly worth consider ing, in addition to the satis faction of being fitted per fectly in garments of cor rect 1«0t BY TH« O?* MUCH AELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING UIOHACLS. •TERN ft CO« nocHisTcn. r«. v« The range of models includes three and four button, single and double breast sacks, in the new shades of brown, green, olive, blue and black. . No matter if you are short, stout, tall, slender or of natural build, we guaran tee to fit you. If Ready for an Overcoat you will do well to look at our large and fine collection, including short, medium and long styles, also raincoats. Prices from $4.00 to $20.00. Burlington Pr^ A few Freih •» left- New Line Drug Son- dries JUST OPENED, Everybody is Interested in the cheeks he receives. He kaowB the senders are doing ba»nesB in the up 1k>- date way. \^ou tUinK niom of checks than you do. ot the aetual: curT-nc;jr. YOUR CHECK ON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BURLINGTON. N O. would giyeyou a higherBtandiri^amon^ those you waiit to think vs;ell of you. Open ati account rind pay even guiall bills by check. A check is a receipt as weli ae a payment. See North Window of our Clothing Store for Display of these Special Priced Suits. R A. SELLARS & SON. A Letter on Good Roads. Mebane, N. C., Nov. 16, ^08. Editor Dispatch; Your offer to give the columns of your paper for a discussion of the road question is a good one and the people of Alamance county should take advantage of it. As this road question is the most important ques tion before our people today. Now 1 t^ke it that the Board of County Commissioners and the Highway Commissioners, all of whom are honorable men and have the best in terest of the entire county at heart, would be glad to know the wishes of the people, and I am stire that every suggestion, no matter where We will sell within next 30 days some of the most desirable Lots in Burlington, N' C. Auction Watch this “ad.” for information. 4 4 4 4 J 5 J 4 •4 ■m i t Business Department BURLINGTON GRADED SCHOOLS, Thorough instructibi) i« offered in stenograhy, typewriting, book keeping, commercial ariihoietic, and bueine8« correepondeiiee.' Stu dents fully prepai-ed to fill posi tions in the business world. ^or full. in/drmafion cov-certUng terms, courte of st‘Ui}yi cfc., apply to Su])t. f. fl. CtlRTISS or MESS E. E. STARKE, PrtD. I Fresh Oysters S Always on hand. All b^'sters y sold here are strained, 1 BEST FISH ON MJIRKET. 2 First class meats at all hours up to mid-night. T. B. FOWLER & SON, 113 W. Davis St; J t, Next, to N. S. Cardwell. “Old Fashioaed Quilfiflg.’’ The Ladies of the Chr istiaa Church will give an Old Fash- Quilting in the over the Bowling Alley Friday Nov. 20th, from 4 to 10:30 p. m; There will be all kinds of old fashioned dishes served, such as Pumkin Pie, PerainGiinon Pudding, Gingerbread, Chick en Pie, O’possum, etc* A cor dial invitation extended to all. Come and bring your friends. Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Co. Corner""Main and Front Sts. Burlington, N. C. veying the roads of the county, and I learn they are at work on the road or whom from, will receive careful, Gibsonville, via Elon College, consideration. i Burlington, Graham, Haw River to In the first place, every speaker that was sent out by the good road clubs, told the people that not one cent of the bond issue would be spent in any iucorporored town. 11 j/febane and Melville township want it distinctly understood, that while Mebane. We .’ealize that with the funds available that we will not get all the roads macadamized that the i people will want, but the people of being now learn that an elFort is made by some some of the citizens of our town to induce the Highway Commissioners to macadamize the the principal streets through the towns. I would bf! pleased to have the county macadji.nnize the Main street of the town of Mebane, but this would be in violation of the promises made to the people of Ala mance county, and I do not believe that there is a single member of the Highway Commission or Board ot County Commissiocers who will for a moment consider this propositi|ni, and they should not. I learn tSiat the engineers are now at work sur- vt'e do not object to this road, infact would be glad to see it macadamized, but we want first and our people vrill insist that the road leading from Cross Road church through Mebane ^o Melville be macadamized first. We believe that the Highway Com- taission and Board of County Com missi )ners will grant us this prive- ledge, and consult the wishes of the people before locating roads, atid in locating the roads that they will consider the best interest of the county, and the interest of the peo ple. W. E. White. The Next Star Attraction The next number of the Lyceum Course will be at the School Audi torium Tuesday night, Dec. 1st, This attraction is the Victorian JParty compost of Pallas Brown, violin virtuoso; Glive Frank Robert son, Vocalist and Pianist, and Miss Maud Fowler, Reader. Each mem ber is a victor in a long line of suc cessful concerts. The company comes strongly recommended, and will prove no exception to the splendid attraction of the past several years given under the aus- pieces of the Lyceum Course. A pleasant evening is assured those who attend. Frank H. Curtiss, Sujpfc, Schools. ' Tlie Furajuie Urtch all ■ FIRE ON TOP 'T^E PectWmiamson Dnd«^ feed Fuma^ has solved the problem of getting cleaHi iven beat out of cheapest slack. ,There*9 lio smoke or dirt Vnth an Underfeed and you’ll save to ^ oh Coil Sills* ^ This illustration shows fiimace without casing, cut away to show how coal is forced up under fire. Ccngartulationsjto the working people of the country. The election of Taft means a restoration of confi dence and industrial activity. • i ■ «Emw* to SHOW', S. Thomas & Sons Boiliiigtoii, C.
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