Cooper Dry Goods
Company’s
EASTER SPECIALS
We wil) start our EASTER SALE off with a rysh. Our
Stock was never more! complete, and you will be absoJuteiy
certain of Correct Styles and Superior Quality in everything
^ Our buj'er has just returned from the Northern market,
where he bought an immense stock of Spring and Summer
Goods, paving cash, and with discounts we can sa’^ ;^u
from 10 to 25 per cent, on your Spring and Summer Goods.
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Our Shoe Stock
Is now complete, and in order to introduce our new method
of selling for less we will make the following pn^s on our
new goods, consisting of Men’s, Women’s and Children s
Oxfords, Ties and Pumps, in Tan, Pat. Leather, Gunmetal
and Vici.
Ladies' $3.00 Values $2.49
Sidney Russell crossed o
Rock Creek on a visit Sun
night.
They say Paul Isley is feel
loansome now since his girl
Bellemont.
Suppose Odist Isley had a g
time driving through Bellem
Sundays
The nice weather came but
looks like the Dogwood blossc
are a little slow this time si
Henry Whitsett was pl^t
com today.
Men’s
2.50
2.00
1.75
1.35
3.50
2.50
1.75
Messes’ and Children’s
$2.00 Values
1.75 “■
L25 “
1.00 V‘
.75 “
2.19
1.69
1,39
L05
2.98
2.19
1.49
$1.69
1.49
.98
.89
.59
Dry Goods.
12 l-2c Percals 9 3-4c 12 l-2c Dress Ginghams 9 3-4c
7 and 8c Calico now 5 & 6c 7c yd-wide Brown Cotton 5 3-4c
40-in. Lawn, 15c quality, now 10c. Royal Bengaline, 12 1-2
and 15c quality, novv^ 10c, Regular 5 and 7c Towels, now 3
and 4c, Mercerized Homespun, 18c value 14c, Norfolk Suit
ing, 15c. quality, all shades, 12 l-2c, Regular 25c quality
Repp, now 20c, Regular 40c quality Shirt Waists, linen 35c,
Regular 37 l-2c Shirt Waists, linen 32 l-2c. Full line colored
Linens from 15 to 24c yard, Priscilla Cloth, regular 30c quali
ty, now 24c yard, Flaxon, the popular Shirt Waist goods
16 1-2, 20 and 25c.
Men’s Furnishings
Yes, we have a full line. Just a few prices to convince
you of the money-saving values in this sale.
Men’s Summer Underwear, 60c quality, now 48c
35c Quality, now 24c
50 and 75c Suspenders 47c
25 and 35c Suspenders 23c
Just create a little stir we will sell one lot of 7 and 8c
Ginghams, about 3,000 yards, for 5c yard.
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Every price and every article we advertise is guaranteed
by us. At any time that your purchase isn’t entirely satis
factory we’ll gladly trade back.
COOPER DRY GOODS CO.
BURLINGTON, .. C.
Altamahaw No. 1. Items.
Rev C. 0. Durant preached
of his best uplifting sention’sl
Shiloh Sunday. It takes Bro J
Rant to preach good sermons
The rain has stopped and
fanners plows are making g
time these days, wheat is look
fine great prospect for a g
crop of tobacco plants are pie
ful if the night riders will
them alone.
The health of our commui
is good except some cases
grippe. Uncle Buck Fauc(
has been down with it, Pr
Durham, Sam and Bob Lei
but they are all on foot agaii
* We suppose theirs a man
Altamahaw hill went to the s1
an^ought him a dozen eggs
come home and got his pan
greece hot and broke his el
chicken and all in the pan s(||
good old woman is selling c
kens by the dozon ask Jai
about it.
Our new Docter, Dr. Weat
ly of Altariiahaw got married
week and brought his wife
Altamahaw, she is from near
leigh, they are boarding at S,
Faucette’s we wish them all
pleasure and happiness that
life afords.
Nat Reid was a jury at c
last week.
Misses Kate and Susie Fauc
visited Mrs. R. L. Gwyn ovei
Caswell last week.-
Miss Salie Somers J, A. I
cette and J. J. Boone are
gates from Shiloh to go to C
Roads, at the county school
vention
Wish every body a happy 1
ter and a heap of eggs to eat
RURAL CARRIER ITEMS
R. F. D. No. 7.
The Peach, the Pear and Plum
tree bloom. Now radiate their
jsweet perfume.
Lacy E, Sharpe is having his
house painted. J. F. Overman
©f Rock Creek, No. 2, is doing
the work.
R. L. Isley’s family who have
been living at Bellemont for some
time moved back to their farm
on “hilltop” today,
Mrs. P. T. Phillips, who is
spending the summer with her
father B. O. Hargis, visited her
sister Mrs. W. B. Cheek at Oc-
coneechee farm near Hillsboro
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boon and
Miss Bessie Tinnin of Graham,
visited at J. M. Albrights Sunday
Dr. L. G. Coble of Greensboro,
and sister Mrs. Mary Lee, visited
at Dr. L. A. Johnson’s Sunday.
Rev, W. E, Swain spent one
night last week with J. M. Al
bright
Minter Albright has planted
some com, guess it will not be
long before he will start out with
his machine to thresh wheat.
Odist Isley was out bicycle rid
ing last Sunday but returned on
foot.
Jim Rich got a setting of par
tridge coachin eggs from J. H.
Hawks but would not put them
under a common hen for fear
they would mix, so he got a hen
of the same breed as the eggs
and put them under her. Hope
Jim will have good luck.
There will be a picnic on the
movmtains, near Silver Springs,
Easter Monday also a i^ame of
base ball between the Mt. Her-
mon and Swepsonville teams in
the afternoon at Mountain view
park n^r Mt. Hermon church.
It seems that John Neese’s
Rabbitt foot failed to act Sunday
evening.
Ask the girls why the Small
pox scare at Bellemont is inter-
fearing with C. H. Isley’s social
business over there.
Misses Mrry Cheek, Emma
Overman and Cordia Wilson, of
No. 1, spent Saturday night with
Misses Maude and Flossie Isley.
Lee Fowler of Swepsonville
spent Saturday night with Odist
Isley.
Guess Willie Rich and Jacob
Sharpe had a pleasant time Sun
day night with their girls. ‘ 'Dan
Cupid'’ certainly is getting busy
with Jacob over the creek. “Joe"
j had better hurry up or h^i will
get left way behind.
Haw River items.
Mrs. J. A. Long made a fl
trip to Greensboro last Wed
day.
Miss Pasty Robertson s
several days in Greens^ro
week the guest of Miss J
Bradshaw.
Mrs. S. A. Vest visited
mother Mrs. G. S. Franklij
Durham for a few days last ^
The Ladies Embroidery
met with Mrs. B. S. Robei
last week,
Mrs. B. S. Robertson speni
Tuesday in Greensboro. ^
John A. Trolinger spent
day in Raleigh.
Mrs. A. V. Purcell has bet
the sick list for a few days,
hope for a speedy recovery.1
Mrs. C. W. Causey of G
ville S. C. spent last Friday
Saturday in town with her
Mrs, B. S. Robertson.
March has been doing so i
Rev. D. W. Arnett prea
two most excellent sermons
the Baptist church Sunday ni
ing and evening to a large
ence.
Miss Martha Simpson on
Haw Rivers fairies, who is w
ing at Burlington visited her
rents Sunday Mr. and Mrs, I
wood Simpson.
Rev. W. E. Swain presider
Heat F]
Smoke and gases that e
furn
Come to see our
new line of
Rugs
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With the sweBest iine of Spring apparel
for Boys^Youths, Young Men and men,
we bid ptt a welcome to our store.
Our suits have all the Spring snap in their make up. The
new stripes, the beautiful new greys and the prettiest of the new
worsted are here in abundance.
They are the product of the Strouse & Bros, and others.
These firms are style setters—not foUowers -for the clothing
world and when you get one of their suits you KNOW you have
the best and most stylish.
Get in early and make your selection for Easter.
If you are out-of-the-ordinary in size we can make your suit.
We carry a complete line of Men’s and Ladies Sboes dnd Dry Ms.
The Home of Good Clothes,
BURLING TON, N. C.
the M. p. Conference came to
town and preached Tuesday night
we were glad to shake his hand.
Brother come as often as possible
we love your presence. s
Misses Fannie Williamson and
Bettie Cates were the guest of;
Mr. and Mrs. Flora Jobe Sunday '
evening a nice dinner was served
Her many friends will regret to;
learn that Mrs. John Bason aged;
lady is very feeble two of her j
grand children are with her. j
Jessie Williamson, Jr., of Le
noir county spent a few days here
with his parents Mr. and Mrs, J. i
R. Williamson, he left Sunday!
for his home. His mother who
was mentioned in the Dispatch '
last week is improving. Come,
again Jesse,
C. D, Dawson fitted his parlor
with a new^ Piano he is a progres
sive man all 0. K.
J, H, McClue and wife spent
Sunday in Burlington with rela
tives and visaing the sick.
Prof. H. L. Birchard left last
Thursday morning for Anderson,
S. C. to attend the Y. M. C. A,
meeting, wMch is the seventh
annual inter-state convention^ 116
delegates were present. The |
Andersonites claim to have the
largest town in Dixie.
Misses Murray and Baker have
been on the Richmond market
and selected one of the largest
stock of millinery goods ever
brought to Haw River.
Mr. Garwood of the Burlington
News was in town first of the
week shaking hands and talking
news to us, he did not appear to
b e a candidate.
8u^>8cribe for the Dispatch.
rn Waste
le up the chimney in all other
I, are penned up in a
I Peck-William:?on
[Underfeed Furnace
Consumed. The Underfeed ia easily
lited, bums soft coal of the v^fy
grade, insuring %
Saving of 1~2 to 2«»3
pinter’s coal bill. Fnel is replauisbcd fn>m
I with the flame on top. The beat of theUndw
Is uuifonu, 'Those who nse it are loudest in
nlee.
Miss Ivy Anthony, of Mebane,
spent Sunday as the guest of
Miss Bessie Fowler,
» We have just received
fresh lot of
Wood’s Garden Seed
Be in time. Get ahead of
mother nature,
Burlington Drug Com’y
Main St., BnrUn^oiij N. C.
(Burke’s old stand)
Come and see how
nicely we are ar
range in our new
quarters.
Matkins & Brannock
POR SAUt ar
HOMAS & SON,
BDRUNeiON,
E HAVE iust received a large
yy number of beautiful Easter
Suits some of the most elaborate
styl^ we have ever handled, also
Ladies Dress Goods which are very
fitting for the approaching season.
The universal popularity pf our
Bostonian
Shoes for men and
MayManton
for women who appreciate real
worth hais made them the ackv
nowledged standard of popular
price footwear.
May we have the pleasure of
showing you our beautiful Easter
styles. We carry a comjplete line
of Men’s and Young Men’s hats
in the latest styles and colors.
Yours to please,
H. FLEISHMAN
Burlington, N. C,
Duggets
BEFORE THEY
ARE ALL GONE |
BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
VOL. n.
iepubucanspai
THE VflU
1^1 aiiii I —^ii»
Miss Swannie
Myrtle Isley,
Lois A, Woikman,
Myrtle Tate,
Ullia»TttCT*er,
Flossie Burke,
" Callie Boland,
•' Daca Davis,
BnrlingtoB R. F.
Miss Jeimie Whitsell,
" Emma Overman
" Annie Matlock,
“ O^lie Ector, Route
" Crouse, Rout
Mattie;P«nnington!
" Fannie Belle Stan'
I^ute 9,
Snow Camp.
Miss Mary Stout,
Spring Graded School
Sylvan Graded School.
Mebane.
Grac« Amiek,
Essie Dodson,
Haw River, N*.
JfiisB Carrie Albright,
Eion College, K.
I Miss Mollie ^Idwrifl,
Pmbibitioii in ICsai
Chicago, 111,, March
Walter R. Stubb# of Kai
speech tonight, ^''put hi*
^e necks” of those w
tun that absolute pi
would brifig eommerdal
community. He cited th
I ence of Kansas as sbow
j-State-wide prohibition j
**raee suicide’* «nd en
iavings bank aeiaounti^.
"PwAfbition ia .Ksjisi
I a result .of atmospheri
tions,'%iid GoverBor
'^leason .^'as at it^e boi
all. As a result the iCa:
jile today are better fee
«k>thed, have finer .harsc
iamilies and bagger b
•ottnts-
‘ ‘I hav^troofa
;#»ely spiking, J . tfein
W foot pE thjB jaocki
wno circulate ;anti-pr
talk* It was said dbr«e: y
wat the wipng imn tl
with no sa&oona t,
has doubled its* pe^piuJaitv
^n doubled its feaak «
«« Isietter ^people, :iaa[
■wre school and mctt'c
gwe&
*'I have j*ist reejwv*^
td^ranw from ttbe
30cities £md towio^,
■••trict judges and jfew
‘J? Pol**6; and^they a4i :ai
^ dajr Statis^wide »»
Jf«at iHttto eff«et in ILm
biigliest day in that
Wherew God&as caili
■“«ir eailhly .labors j
*«venly rewaod our
i^njamin Cla
the 27th of C^toU
who
i February 1910,
^67 latter 15, ft
, ,gurah Militant to the
ii^njehant.
Jleedlfsed, Ut:
Jfe dep«rture,of thew b
I v5* Church at Ha
I ^ J'. faithful m
I S!?*®® andinflueace
I they Vi
yflted ^ the chmtph wojriii
j^^solved 2nd: That?
jeploite the dea^ *nd th*
I influ^ce as ex
JfbmiS9M>n to Him w ho
f«il, believiifig
1*0® 18 their etemsU gain
3rd; That we
w their j^reaved iamilje
iif® Christian sympal
& them in the
and Bye.''
ig^lyed 4th: That a
be sent
^5^acopy toTni
W J.":? pubfication,
l^uest that the Burlingto
Cates,
iVLiss Fannie Williai
r Nellie Cole.
2S. J910.
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