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FX>R THE
Big Fourth of July
Celebration
MA.KE
iFreeman Drug Company
Your headquarters
best ice CRUM AND COLD DRINKS.
i* local AND
Everjthing ready forbig crowd
Fair Grounds July 4th.
" E N. OUver sj^nt yesterday
u. Durham on business.
Remember the racing at the
rjij. Grounds on the 4th.
Tink” Home was in Greens-
K^ro Sunday and Monday.
25 Knights will ride in Tour
nament at Fair Grounds July 4.
The Burling1x)n Drug Co., have
.pcently installed a new electric
■f.n.
Miss lola iMcKeel is the guest
n-iends and relatives at Spen-
.vr.
)ris5 Mary Speer of Winston-
is the guest of Miss Flos-
Loy.
postmaster J. Zeb Waller was
r: u v.n---s5 visitor in Greensboro
v^urctriy.
i; in ;ieed of Mowers, Rake,
;a.-: ' V' iigon see Coble-Brad-
s.a"- Co.
Mis.-i Bertha Boon of Route 4,
a siionping- visitor in town
V)naaV,
M;?5 Eula Dixon of Snow Camp
sas.t shopping visitor in town
Jiiui'day,
L J. Blackwood of Greensboro
,•5 trie guest of his mother and
svier Sunday.
Miss Jennie Whitsell of R. F.
Xo. 4 was a shopping visitor
yesterday.
The 4th of July oration will be
’r;;\ered by Hon. W. Carroli at
iie Fair Grounds.
Mrs. J. H, Vernon accompani-
ri her cousin Mrs. Burnes as far
i Durham yesterday.
Misses Ruth Hughes and Clara
Vjceli of Haw River, spent Mon-
iay ir\ town shopping. '
Miss Mayme Holt is the guest
;f friends and relatives at Wil-
riington for a months outing
R. F. Mebane of Danville is
he guest of his parents Mr. and
’r3. J. R. Mebane this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brannock
pent Sunday at Shiloah attend
ing the SundaySchoo! Convention
FOR RENT:—Several good of-
rooms in Waller Building,
or terms etc. Apply to
J. Zeb. Waller
Maud Florence of Yaneey-
ille who has been visiting Mrs.
icero Holt returned home yes-
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|Hev. J. D. Andrew "left Mon-
“7 to spend the week at Greens-
w assisting Rev, Shuford Pee-
in a meeting.
iMrs. M. H. King of Fredricks-
^gVa., is the guest of her sis-
Misses Florine and Ella
■>oertson.
PERSONAL.
Record breaking crowd expect
ed at the Fair Grounds July 4th.
Jake Boland sp^nt Saturday in
Charlotte attending a game of
ball.
Cyrus Coble of Hartshorn was the
guest of relatives in town Satur
day.
Hermon Stance! spent Sunday
the guest of friends at High
Point and Greensboro.
Profs. Spiker and Flick spent
Friday night at Gibsonville at
tending a lawn party.
Wesley Comptom of Greens
boro is the guest of his uncle J.
D. Compton this week.
Misses Eva and Dessa Gross
left Monday evening for Greens
boro to visit Johnie Shields.
Mrs. Phillip Cooper and mot
her of Carr, spent the first of the
week the guest of J. D, Compton.
Jake Murray left yesterday
morning for Wrightsville Beach
to spend a few days enjoying
life.
Messrs. R. A. Lutterloh and
Walter Cates spent Sunday in
the country the guest of Henry
Anthony, Both report a grand
dinner and day of pleasure.
Mrs. J, N. Taylor and children
left yesterday for Morehead City
where they will spend the sum-,
mer.
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Anthony
spent Sunday the guest of his
brothers Messsr. Dan and M. J.
Anthony.
Miss Sue Mebane returned yes
terday from Charlotte where she
was the guest of her sister Miss
Lillie Mebane.
Remember the general reduc
tion Sale at H. Fleishman’s be
gan last Friday. This means
bargins to you.
Isley Bros, big summer sale is
now on this will last until Aug.
1st. Bargins are being offered
in every department.
Miss Aurelia Barnhart spent
Saturday and Sunday the guest
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L.
Barnhart of near Whitsett.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Daven
port returned yesterday from a
two weeks visit to their son R.
B. Davenport of Charlotte.
Mrs. Cora Mathews and child
ren of High Point arrived Monday
to spend a few weeks the guest
of her father D. M. Moore.
Mr. George W. Fogleman has
purchased himself an automobile
and has accepted the agency for
the Foard machine in Alamance
and Caswell counties. Mr Fogle
man has learned to manipulate
his machine and can be seen any
day now speeding along our
magnificent streets.
The Sanitary Prming Club
have their price list in this i^ue.
G, L. Amick accompanied his
children to Greensboro^Sunday.
They will spend sometime the
gti^ of their uncle Chas. Tea
gue.
FOR SALE-One % 1-2 hor^
power gasoline engine, in perfect
running order. Apply to Bur
lington Beverage CO., Burling
ton, N. C.
Cicero Durham traveling rep
resentative of the Burlington
Coffin Company spent Sunday in
town the guest of his wife and
children.
WANTED—Four or five young
live squirrels. Will pay good
price.
, A. L. l)AVis, at
First National Bank.
Miss Gussie Ingle and brothers
John and Paul also Miss Vivian
Hoffman of Elon College were
the guest of friends in town
Sun&y,
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Burnes
who have been the guest of re
latives for the past month left
yesterday for their home at Tal
lahassee Fla.
The Baraca Class of the Bap
tist church wifi hold their elec
tion of officers next Sunday morn
ing. All members of the class
are urged to be present.
Walter Cates, Pres.
B. Goodmon, Home of Good
Clothes, has decided to reduce
his stock before taking his mid
summer inventory. This sale of
fers special bargins which will
pay you to investigate. ■
Mrs. J. Zeb Waller returned
from Hillsboro last night where
she has been-- for several days
with her father W. J. Freeland,
whose condition does not appear
to improve, we regret to learn.
Ex-Mayor W A Hall is making
quite an improvement upon the
appearance of his residence on
East Morehead street, by the ap
plication of the paint brush. Mr.
J. H. Iseley has the contract.
The last service in the old
Lutheran church Was held Sunday
attended by a large 5rowd. The
service was very appropriate for
the occasion. It is hoped to hold
services in the new church in a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rogers and
family spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs. M. J, Rogers of near
Saxapahaw, also attended Child
rens day at Saxapahaw Union
church. They repart a very
pleasant day.
The third game of ball between
Greensboro and Burlington was
played Saturday on the home
grbiind. Score in eleventh inn
ing 2 to 3 in favor of Burlington.
The batting for the home team
was a feature and the fielding
for Greensboro excellent.
Miss Effie Isley of No. 8 was
the guest of her uncle Jno. R.
Foster last week, returning home
Saturday accompanied by her
cousins Misses Mary, Beulah and
Sallie Foster. Miss Isley will
teach this year in Wake County.
The “VortexLumber Company^'
at Gibson ville, N. C., have en
gaged the Consolidated Realty
Co., to offer for sale at auction'
on Saturday July 9th at 4 o'clock:
p. m., their valuable real estate
on which their Lumber plant and
Mills are located.. They will also
offer their planing and saw mills.
This entire property can be
bought Z.& a whole, or separately.
For full information see next
week’s paper. Watch for the ad.
Oetfii
fee infant son of ll3^. and Mrs.!
C. W. Petty di^ at ^eir home^
on East Davis street last Satur
day nigrht at 11 o'clock, aged
about 4 months. The funeral
was conducted from the home
Sunday aftmioon at 3 o’clock by
Rev. J. D. Williams, after which
the remins were laid to rest in
Pine Hill cemetery.
WsHSenre RefredbiBei^.
The l^di^ Aid of the Ala
mance Hospital Association will
serve refreshments on the office
lot July 4th. While the men
of the county and the association
arc! bestirin^ themselves in be
half of the institution, the ladies
art! bjf no means idle; and den
ser ve much credit for the active
pail they are taking in this mat
ter. Patironize them on the 4th,
theireby aiding them in this noble'
work.
Claud H.
received n^wrj>i tli»& IllhM of
his sister Mra.^ W % Mi
Waterioo S. C., who h^ typhilid
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Drag Canp’y
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MAY 15, 1910.
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Lt. Charlotte' lltOCf a. m.
Card ttf Tiianks.
We take this method of ex
pressing our heartfelt thanks for
the many acts of kindness and
manifestations of sympathy
she wn us during the illness and
after the death of our infant son.
May God abundantly reward
each one as they so richly^ de
serve,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Petty.
Y/^atch Roanoke, Billy B. Grego
and Zeb, fast pacers, at the Fair
Grounds July 4th.
PAY YOUR
1909 TAX
i Those who have not
paid their taxes for the
year 1909 will please
take notice that the
time has come when
this matter should have
their attention, as you
know these taxes are
due and needed. I am
bound to settle and
you should not ask for
further indiilgence.
Flease do not let any
excuse stand in the
way, but let us have a
full settlement now
Respectfully,
R.N. COOK,
Sheriff.
Lv. Winston
Lv. Walnut C.
Lv. Madison
Ly. Mayodan
Lv. M'rt’nvUle
Ar Boanoke
Lv. Boanoke
Lv, M rt'nv’lle
Lv. Mayodaa
Lv, Madison
Lv. Walnut C,
Ar. IWinston
Ar. Charlotte
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3:46 p. ia,
4:4* p. m,
7-00 p. la.
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9:15 a. m.,
11:40 a. m.
12:52 p. lu.
12:55 p. Btt.
1:27 p. m.
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I have moved my con
fectionery store into the
building fonherly. occu
pied by theWgg Music
Co., Whero X am better
prepaured to ■ serve your
Vratnts, 'ipvill jftlwAjTS
find la bomptoto as{3oi1r
ment of ' Nut^
Tobacco, Giigw & Soft
Brinks.
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No8. 21 nnd 22 da9j; Nofb^ 23 and
and 24 daily except Sundaj.
Connections at Roanoke for all noinl^
North, East aiid West; Pullman Parlor
sleeping cars, dining caxs; meals a la
carte.
If you are thinking ol takfng a trip,
yon want quotations, chea>pest, fdres,
reliable and correct information, as to
route, train aeideduleB the most comfort
able and quickest way, write andJihe int^
Jormationis yours for the asking with
one of our map folders.
Trains leave Durham for Rosbdiro,
3outh Boston and Lynchburg 7:00 a. ms
daily,and 5:30 p. m. dailyexceptSunday
W- B. BEVlUi, Uen. Agt. ■ , T;
M. P. BBAGG, Trav, Pas. A^t.
Ptoanoke, Va,
SANITARY
CLUB
Suits cl^ned and pressed .75
Coats “ “ .40
Suits sponged “ “ .50
Coats “ “ .25
Pants “ “ .25
Ladies' suits cleaned and
pressed ’ .75
Skirts cleaned and pressed .50
Panama hats cleaned • .50
Straw (sailor) 25
Sanitary Pressiag Club
’Phone 342
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Msdntained by the State for
the Women of North Carolina.
Four regular Courses leading
to Degrees. Special Courses
for Teachers. Fall Session be
gins September 14,1910. Those
desi'^ing to enter should ap|)^^
as early as possible. For cata
logue and other infomiation
address.
i. I. F9DSI, President Greensboro, N. C»
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Has just completed the installat-^ ■
ion of new and up-to-date machin
ery throughout our mill, which
enables us to doubfe our capacity^
Our mill is now equipped with
the best machinery in the State. ,
We make the following brands
of flour: V
ALL WHEAT and HICO BEST
also large supply of feed
SHIPSTUFF BRAIt ETC.
We can supply you witb
best flour and feed at low
est prices.
We thank our nijany patrons
for their liberal patronage during
the past and earhestly solicit
your j^tronage ll? the future,
promising yw at all times court
eous treatmeiit, and the best
goods that yeiars of experience
and first class material can pro
duce, and We would say to our
farmer friends that we are in
better position to serve you than
ever before. Always in the mark
et for com and wheat and w^e
hope ior a conjtihu^nce of your
patroiiage ih the future as in the
past. ;■
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GENERAL REDUCTION SALE
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Beginninfr Friday June 24 and lasting for the next two weeks we will have a iiale the like of which has never before been held in Burlington
Because of the cool weather during the month of May we have more goods than we need, and we intend to cut prices below cost. This is a bonified sale-~rio jbkei If you need Shoes,
^'lothing, Dry Goods or Furnishings or Ready Made Wear, come to us and save money. Our loss—your gain. Remember this sale positively lasts only TWO WEEKS, Come first; and early
get the bargains We quote below a few prices to show you what we are doing; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
^-27 Men’s and Youth’s Suits in
popular colors and styles, good
^'•orkmanship—$8 and $10 Suits,. »
135 Suits in pure Worsteds, in
very latest styled and colors of
Black and fancies,—$12 to$15 Suits
300 pairs of Ladies’ Oxfords
solid leather, all sizes to
be sold at . . . . . ,
$1.15
while I 136 pqjrs Men’s $2.50 and
they I $3.00 Oxfords* in Tan, pat-
last I ent and velure calf at . . ,
:^Ien s 50 and 75c Dress f*
j^nirts in beautiful pat- j
-Wns, all sizes .
Men’s fine
quality
SHIRTS
69c.
Men’s and Boys’
Caps, all sizes reg
ular 25c goods , , .
] tc.
1
2'*""i i r€^g. $1 and $1,25 values
Ladies’ trimmed and untrimmed Hats--you can buy at your own price during this big reduction
112 Ladies’ Shirt Waists
on sale while they last
Ladios’ $5 and $6 Linen Siuits
in all colors v ^ . .
ily a
few
left
YOURS FOR AN
HONEST DEAi.
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