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F«*kiMNo. 617 K«T«it]r OvorcMl COM’Y c. er Styles ^dies’ Coat you are go- tore. First, in any store [ that Ladies of all kind, e; me : : : AND Red jFront 107. t and bar-- offerings. rf fl! les at \i Oc. W D O s worth 1 ^ mly . . .Aw* 3u.ntain worth I » t • * vn Ov arcoats oys n H f4 S2.95 II 5c 94 Is now now 5c fj now 25c yl d Cuff fi )w 25c IS in Gks’s’^^are niture depcirt- )fFerings there m you to rome a artment. always great . ANU- id you ill get * ft North C xolina ILLED BY COMPETENT CLERKS. would not ask for your Prescription Trade did we not know to put them up. We have al) the drugs used in compound- and we therefore have no need to substitute. w'OU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR, and what your doctor orders. Try us for Druggists' Sundries, as well as for your next pi jscription. Prides right, drugs right, everything right F reeman Drug Company, Try EgyptlSD Deodorizers in your Batli Room. W'/ he ' in/, ♦ f ■ ■ I LOCAL AND PERSON AL. I ,ro Hult spent a few days first week with Clay King hunting. business !it (Greensboro ^first of the Gi'. ol th- T. A-. Thompson was a visiuM' W i3ok M. B.^raith spent a few days rj iiii) r Xmas with friends at|Reids- ville. Barnwell and Clay Murray were tlie guest of J. A. Barnwell lay. M ss Beulah Durham left yester day 'br Red Springs to resu-^e her studies in school. Money To Lend.—On real Apply to Long & Long ii.tto. aeys Graham, N. C. Y,. J Horne left yesterday for Heaierson where he will be engaged in carpenter work. Ml* and Mrs Cecil Neese, were the nest ot relatives in Guilford county during the holidays. E T Carr of New Orleans was the uest of friends in town last Thu aduy en route for Durham, L > you go to the Grotto? If not you re missing some excellent mov ing ; icture and vaudeville shows, ^Y;lliam A. Irwin and Wm. A. Irwin, Jr., of Durham, are pleasant viHitors at the home of J. Q. Gant. Ask your friend who goes to tne Grotto about the vaudeville that is on there this week and see what he i aye about it. Iklr. Farmer the best New Years resuhition you can make is to do your shopping at Burlint;ton one vis’t will be proof. S A,. Horne is spending the week witl:, his fatherinlaw, Cay King, of No. 5. vV^e wonder how many birds Bid will kill. The man, woman or child, who visits ihe Grotto, spends a pleasaut hour aud is well paid in innocent ifun and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Staley and l^Iiss Flora Mebarie, of High Point were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mebane Xmas. Mr and Mrs W B. Bullock of London S. C. left las't Tuesday for their home after a delightful visit to Mr aud Mrs N. M. Cates. City Editor Foust spent Christ mas with his parents Mr and Mis. 11. B, Foust of Guilford cOunty and reports a very pleasant time. Miss Beatrice Cobb, a charming l^oung lady from Morgantou, N. C., returned home today after a visit of several days to the Misses Mati;hos. Death of Mrs. Sarah lUiss. Mrs. Sarah Bass, 73 years of age passed away Monday morang at the horap of her son, Mii. H. F. Bass, of East Burlington. Funeral services were canducted Tuesday by Rev. Morgan at the home. Burial taking place at Pine Hiil Cemetery. Notice. The Alamanc county Farmer's Alliancc will meet in the Court house at Graham next Saturday, January 8th, at 11 o’clock, a. in A full attendance is desired. A. O. Huffman, President, J H. VValker, Secreljary. Miss May Linley, of Greensboro, and u;ue.st Miss Mary Heith, of Vi(!k.sburg, Mi«s., were the guest of Mr. tuid Mrs. J. Q. Gant first of the week. M rs. Mary Hooker, mother of oar townsman Mr. O. D. Hooker, of the Burlingtoo Brick Warehouse, ;Vied iu Watt’s Hospital at Durham last night. B. E. Teague spent a few days a week or two ago with a relative of his, P. D. Teague, of the Southern part of ttie county, and reports a very pleasant time. Mr and Mrs. C. H. Cates of At- I 'uta Ga spent part of laet week us file guest of hiss brothers N. M. and NV. M. Cates. Mr and Mrs. Cates '^10 on their honeymoon. Mrs Lovett aud family leave this Week for Asheboro to make their 'lome in the future. They leave hust of friends here who wish them inuch pleasure at their new home. A, H. Horner while working in the Cates-Machine and Bridge Co., plant Monday was caught by a shaftiag and before he could be looseoect broke three ribs. While this experien*€ is very painful Mr. Horne may consider himself fortu- *^ate in not being crushcd to death. Alderman J. H. Freeland and son George, viidted relatives and friends at Hillsboro a few davs dur ing the holidays, Mrs. M. D. Winningham left last Friday for a visit of several days to relatives and friends at Hickory Mounfaiin and Pittsboro. RuflBn Andrews a well known and respected citizen died at his home in West Burlington Friday Dec 24th. He was about 78 years old. Was an old confederate vete ran. J. C. Squires will arrive from Virginia Saturday w:th two car load of fiue horses Draft and driving horses also good heavy farm mules. Mr Wright and Campbell will return with Mr. Squires. There will be something doing at the Grotto next week. We learn that our old friend Doyle will be on hand the entire week. He and Mrs Doyle have a host of friends here who will be glad to see them again. Masters Gorrell and Bynum Hart returned Sunday afternoon from Stuart, Va., where they spent the holidays with their grand parents. They also visited relatives in Dan viile, Va., while away and report a very pleasant time. Prof J. B. Robertson principal of the Graded School at Randlemau and Miss Carrie Hornady one of the faculty, spent Christmas as the gue.st of their parents and friends in town Both are very pleasant young peopit and we gladly welcome their return A. C. Stewart has accepted a position with the Alamance Insur ance Co. Mr. Ben Ferrington having recently resigned to assume his studies in school. Th6 place formerly occupied by Mr. Stewart at tUe Paragon is occupied by Mr. Letloali. WANTED:—Three or four knit ting mill hands. Family of exper ienced help preiered. Good house can be had cheap. Would learn new help. Can furnish regular work. Apply to, Swannie-Noali Hosiery Mfg. Co. Elon College, N. C. Mr. and Mr- Thos A. Smith visited Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Marshall at Snow Carap, during the holidays and helped Mr. Marshall celebrate his 65th birthday by giving him a sur prise dinner. The other children of Mr. and Mrs Marshall who at tended from this place were: Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Hargo, and Mrs Paul all report a pleasant time. The editor had the pleasure of eat ing Christmas dinner with our genial friend John F. Thompson, and to say that we enjoyed it, is expressing i. in a very mild - term. Mr and Mrs. Thompson know how to en tertain, and the dinner. Well, it seldom falls to the lot of man to partake of such good things to eai as was served. We would not care if Christmas come every week, if we could eat dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Death of Mrs. Russell. Mrs Lucina Riirsnll wife of Thos Russell died in her home at Plaid Mills Dec HI 1909 after suffering for about one week wit’n ncieninsritis and was buned on the 31st; in Pine Hill cemetery the funeral beiag conducted by the family pastor Rev. J. D. Andrew. Mrs Russell was » good quiet woman a member of the Methodist Protestant church in the country and one of the nicest house keepers in town. She leaves a hus band anl three sons and foiirdaugh- lerts to mourn their loss. Notice. My son, Sampson Graves, some times called “Buddie” Graves, who is of ginger cake color, 14 years old, ran away from my home on or about Nov. 16th, 1909, without my knowledge or consent, and without any jast cause. This notice is to forbid any one to hire, board or harbor him. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated. ALBEEIT GRAVES, Burlington, N. C. Dec. 28, 1909. Finds us ready to serve you any- ting in the Drug Line ... ... Burlington Drug Com’y First Interview to Be Given Out by Supervisor. Continued from page one. OF GREENSBORO, N, C Expert Physician, Surgeon and Specialist Will visit Burlington, N, C., Monday Jan. 10th. Hotel \yard and every month regularly thereafter. Om Dajr Onlrtrwli"' lhB;8t* have been selected, give his consent to their "ppoir.tmerit and they will be commissioned. The middle or latter part of March should see everything settled and the selected ■-md commissoned enumerators will be sent more circulars and books Of instructions relative to the interpre tation or meaning of the questions on the two schedules. “April 15.the Census Army will move forward in the enumeration. “Certainly the Federal Census- tsking is as necessalry and as honor able as jury duty, aud, as all good and useful citizens do not hesitate to respond to the call for such duty, 1 therefore ask the same highgrade citizenship to come forward and help me have the census taken ac curately and expeditiously. “As President Taft haa said, the pay is not large but the work is worth doing well and sonie day we shall all feel proud in the conscious ness that we had a part, however humble, in taking this Census.” Cheek-Clendenin. To night at eight o’clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo A Clen- denin the brides parents Ross Ctieek and Miss Dora Clendenin wil be united in marriage by Rev. S. L. Morgan. Only a few intimate rela tive aud friends will be present to witness the solemn scene. The bride and groom will leave to morrow for a f^w days visit to' his parents at Greensboro. Both are popular youiig people with hosts of friends. We wish them a happy wedded life Vemon-Cates. In the presence of a large num ber of admiring friends Tuesday morning, December 28th, at ten o’clock at the Baptist church Rev. S. L Morgan, their pastor, united in marriage Mr. John H. Verpon and Miss Sallie Cates. Mr. Ver non is a promineut attorney of this city having been located here two veers or more, aud has a very oright future for the practice of his profession. Miss Cates is the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Mr, and Mrs J. W. Cates and is held in high esteem by a large circle of acquain tances. Aftnr the wedding the young people drove to the home of the bridegroom’s parents in Person county, after which they will return to their home oo Broad street. We wish them pleasnre and hap piness and join their many friends iu extending congratulations. Snow lamp Items. Christmas has passed with its pleasures anxiti“s and perplexities, and we again turn to the common vocations of life, with the begining >f another New Year Among the visitors in Ihe vicinity during the holidays were. Alfred Stewart and niece Myrtle Stewart f>f Lanoke Arkansas, Lindsay and Joab Stagg, John McVey, Calvin Carson and Barney White of Indiana J. W. Thompson and family of VVhitsett P. S. Dixoa of Graham, Rosa Williams and Bud Dixon of Burlington, Mary McVeyofGreeus- boro Normal, Alfred Dixon of Haverford College, Pa., E P Dixon )f Wise N. C., Elenor Fox and Lizzie Dixon of Guilford College, LiOttie Allen and Mr and Mrs. Bodenhammer of High Point. On. last Friday afternoon some of the many friends of Mrs, Phila Greene who has been in ill health for sometime met at her home in the capacity of a prayer meeting and at the same time gave her a pounding consisting of quite a number of very useful articles, for which she expres sed high appreciation. And all went away feeling better from having contributed to one so deserving Gertrude Morris made a few days visit to Guilford College last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stuart vifsit- ed Mrs. Stuart’s father Martin Mur- chason Saturday night. BritishCanadlan Medical Expert, Surgion and Diagnostician. Dr. Packard hast beea eyucateii |n and grad uated irotn tbe best hospital I and collegu of Eurojie and America. Special lEsaiiiinerllnited States Fenaion Burear Consultiition and.Exam ination Fre?, Invitsd £ Strictly Coniiiential. Xd cases taken c treated withaut ■ |(e^ ifonal eiiaminaf 3n con* sttltatiaii ir interview^ Ku mil ii^ir bvtMtw teat ir etrrtxiMienuMlicHti hii enrefnlly. IfyM irc in igiitf. hcaltk, alv* if to 8 sick frieiiri will dimkywi. M. Iledl^l Eiptrt In trMlMMl tf Cliraiiio QlMMUtf IRen« Wtmin and Chiidriii. Sr. facfcanl IM Miv mere nMaikaHe jBWM in tlw Sairtheni StrtM tkaaaiqr li*ia| ciaa. Ha iacuraUt taknifar tntatwHrt. Ml nics takn li tnatM«t«ill ht pM Mtpeiian. I isM «l prtiaijfti It fctvMt li sAttitotii w astMaitt jrthistML cattKwim ■WMMw wM ■ittad t o aal«t( unafafiaiil tlwir Iwal |*|iwlwi t tWr jpa^' •iOMrtte Ml ta Consultation & Examumtioil at all tisaes FREE and Invited. mediately, replaced In » rerjr few ttliint •M .« St Diseases' peculiar to mea, or any trouble beyond tbe aid of tke Konentl PrM« lei: I cure to stay eurcd eT«i7 ease I tak« for treatment. Surgical Oases I treat without Op* eration or suffering. Without Ether or Ohio- , roform, irithout detention. troin Basinets or titioner. And if :roti' hare' trie'A v Pleasure else and failed, and if yon want This North Oarolina Doctor, registered and again, Then Oo and See this advanced aa4 licensed: by the State for the Cure of all Ner- pronessive Specialist of experience uidtvv Toug, Special and Chronic Diseases of Men, utation Who, .there is a eure for yo^ will Women and^ Childijen, Treats all his Patients bring it about and produce it with'the aid ctf the greatest. Scientinc BcUeTements of modett in person. No hired Assistants to split tlie re^ Bponsib'.ility. He treat* the following Diseases only: i.ll Nervous Diseases such as Neuras thenia, Neuralgia, Silelaneholia) Nervous De bility, Spinal Irritation, Hysteria, .Paralysis, Epilepst, Fits or Falling Sickness, Chorea, Dixzineiis, Sleeplessness, Headache or jtli- graine. Heart Disease like palpitation, gen eral W'sakness or sinking spells. . Diseases of the Blo9d or Skin like Anemia, SerofulajEcse- ma, Ulcers, Tumors, 0rowths, Swellings, timesi which he haa mastered .and liai at Ua^ commands. ( NO MATTSB -—What your ailment may be; NO HATTER what others m«j luiTe toll you, Ko Matter what your experience may., have been with Other: Physieians. Hbspitalit Sanitariums, Institutions or Patent Hedlclnea, it will be to yonr advantage to am thia r« markable; Doctor of EN0LAND, ,ereryMien, - _ , acknowledged to be the greatest eentw of pimplesk etc. He wants-to-'meet all sick per- Medical Learning in tk* wor(d today. 0* cons w’Itt)'suffer from CShroiiio Ooniltipati.on, then, and hiiVA it forelrer'settled In yoiir intn4 ObstipatiOBi Intestinal irritation. Indigestion, if your ease is one for which a Cure caw Oyspep.sia, TJlceration or Dilation of the be had. If yonr case ia curable, he will );>vt' :Stomach or' Intestines, Hernia, BuptUte of . you on treatment at once, and j^re you all the Bbirels, AppfBhdicitis, Piles, itching,>leed- siich ^edicinss or .remedies and prepatetioul ing, protruding or internal, in Character, needed to effect your Onre. If incnnble. He Tapeworm, Diseases of the. liver,'such as en- will tell you so, and give yon aach .eoua*- largement or displacement, or con^stioh. sel and advice as may prolong your life. Oirrhosils, hardening or engorgement. Di^eas- .«BSMEME£B—This is hot a scheme or catdi es of the Kidneys like Bright's Disease, Dia- or snare to. get your inoney and rnn, aa la betes. Dropsy. Gravel, 17jCic .Acid, Scaldiiig too often the. case. This is a legitimate jiropf or bnrning Unne. Bed wetting or too treqnent osition and you deal with your Doctor Tour* tTrination,Sexual Impotence, weakness or irri- self and direct. Bveiy Statement here mad* . tability. Diseases of the bladder. Catarrh in is guaranteed at True. A TiMt for Oonsiil- all its forms. Purulent, discharging or Dry tation and examination will cost yoU' noth> Catarrh of the head, Throat, lUngs ot B'ron- ing, aiid implies no obligation whatever. If. chial tubes. Stomachi Bladder, Kidney or treatment be decided on ahd given yon, it Systemic. This enemy of thie huiaan race. will restore you to peHeet heiilib,' wd muf He ill now abldHo cure in a short time by mean the saving of your life. A Nominal fee an original and new method of Osmosis or will be charged ot^ly. if: the Oaee «ain be treat* .tbsonjtion. Asthma in all its forms, Oon- ed with a vieW to a cure;. Bumption of the many stages. A Cure guar- Do not put off this duty you owe to yOnir* anteed if in the early Stages, before destruc- self, Vour Familyj ybur raendi and your tion of tissues has set in. Deafness caused relatives who are now ' or: may ut^ by it. I have cured ^frequently in 30 min- be suffering because of your neglect to 0gfat. tites. Sometimes accompanied by Head noises, Disease aiid procure Health without whidt Cured to stay Cured. Diseases of Women, Life instead of a Pleaswe becomes »:miter»‘ trterine or Ovarian are most successfully ble and painful Burden, treated. Displacements in any form are im- Bemember the Date, and Plaoe. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hall Entertains. As is their usual custom, Mr and Mrs Dan Hall entertained the Post master and rural carriers at tiieir heautiful home on .Davis street, Saturday svening Jan 1st. After a few pleasant exchanges, the guests were ushered into the dining room where the table was laden with tbe choicest food for the inner man. Be sides Postmaster Waller and the rural carriers, there were present a few specially invited guests among whom were Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, are charming hosts, and the conclusions reached by those present were. If you have never sat down to a meal prepared uiider the direction of Dans help mate, then you have missed half of your life. Mr. and Mrs. Hornaday Entertains. Mr and Mrs S. M. Horuaday en tertained the Laidies Aid Society of the M. P. church at their hospitable home ou Broad street last Monday evening. Invitations were sent to each lady requesting her to bring her husband or a friend. Measure for [leight of each one were taken, five cents for every foot a penny for an extra inch which caused a lot of raeasurment in the measurment of some who had. attained more than an average height. It all amount ed to quite a nice little sum, same to be used for Parsonage debt. After all had been comfortably seated iu the parlor and hall which had been thrown together for the occasiou, each guest was given a slip of paper and ten letters of the alphabet with which to write a New Year’s resolution, consisting of ten words and each word to begin with the letters in the order given. This brought forth lots of funny resolutions. Then a reading, '^What the Little Giri Said” was b^utifully pictured to us by Miss Susa Staf ford after which oranges cakes, cof fee were served. At a kte hour the guest were taking their leave all declaring they had spent a most pleasant evening. Electric Bitters Succeed ‘when everything else fiiils. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY,LIVER AI4D STOMACH TROUBLE it is the best m^dfoih6 ev6t ■old over a druggist’s counter. Each and all of these attribufes characterize in marked degrees the productions of HOPKINS TAILORING COMPANY ‘•Who Tailor Best in Baltimore,” Their premier designing has won world-wide admiration. The notable style of their garments is apparent artist glance, it takes a second glance to appreciate the grocd and good form of their tailoring. ^ ' M^^ measure you tOnday? The Wl&T-CATES CO. B^ad^OrFoot Ontfiters. BBRIINGTOI!, N. €. Burlington, N. G., Dec. 21, 1909. To whom in may concern: This is to certify that the Capital City Electric Com pany placed Tungsten Lamps in my store and that I am better pleased with the light received than the Filment lamp or old kind. The Tungs ten lamps are giving me much better light at a con siderable saving. They are perfectly satisfactory with me. Yours^truiy, B- GOODMAN. 4 vfill save fifty i)er cent on ypur light bill and give four times the light. Buy only Fostoria lights will give better service and last longer. All kinds of Electric supplies. Shades, etc. Have your house wired now. Capital City Electric Company Next toJ^W. E^£Hay.E3 I! E.N.OUVER.PfopV.
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