le it’s
showing
tile veiy
-yies.
regard-
nd most
erial that
1 wear,
are the
ihionable
s follow,
e* Price
311
rounfi.
■RS. COLD
OX HAND.
TON.
;d
Wagons.
built. One
ality you are
?ht running
Li expect to
tave on hand
f warehouse
‘ have three
Dntario and
Not made of
u to get our
iidv/are line.
Co.
urers
ss needed.’*
model for
5 formerly*
i charge of
The Sta tue dispatch.
FREEMAN DRUG CO.
Agents ior Huylers Candy.
I Van Lindley Cut Flowers.
Also the place to buy anything kept in a Drug
Store^at reasonable prices.
GIVE US k CALL
m OUR ICE CREAM.
I^TlE]EMi^]Sr DRUa GO.
Phone 20 - Burlington, N. C.
Mmoidfl
^ Dr. N. Eosenstein, Eye Speda^ *^ A Good Position.
ist of Durham will be in Meban a .
Monday Sept 19th, at the White y'Can be h^d by ambitious young
House, and Tuesday Sept. 20th, nen and ladies in the field of
at Burlington, at Burlington | Wireless’’ or Railway telegra-
Drug Co. Doii’t forget that eye-j phy. Since the 8-hour law be^-
aches and headaches go hand in! effective, and since the
hand, the one producing Ihe oth- { ^ireless companies are establish-
er. Properly adjusted glasses! ^hg stations throughout the coun
will relieve one or both. Consult 1 ^l*y there is a grea^ shortage of
us about your eyes and we will i tieiegraphers. Positions pay be-
give you the proper glass'es. Sat-1 from $70 to $90 per
[ isfaction guaranteed. Don’t for- ] riionth, with good chance of ad-
get the days and place. Consul-1 vaneement. The National Tele-
tation free. | graph Institute operates six offi-
■ I cial institutes in America, under
I supervision of R. R. and Wireless
Odkdaie NotSS. | pfficiais_ and places all graduates
1 „ .• • : i ihto positions. It will pay you
As it has been some time since; -q them for full details at
; LOCAL^AND PERSONAL.
Memphis, Tenn., or Columbia,
South Carolina.
yi.r. and Mrs. J. W, Murray
■iiv 51 lending a few days at Rich
mond .
At ;i recent analysis of the city
water it was fund that no polu-
^’or. oxists.
Fnn Ferrington left last week
for F’viciimond where he goes to
^11-;ter school.
j, C, Squires returned yesterday
nvirninof from a visit to his sis
ter at Spencer.
Pr. Taylor who accompanied
Mr?. J. W. Murray to Richmond
reiin-ned Sunday,
Mrs. N. M. Watson of Norton
\ a,
.ui'
is the guest of her sister
J. W. Murray.
Walter Strange of Lex
ingno!! is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Bowman.
Mr?. C. W. Bynum left a day
or two ago to be the guest of
triends-and relatives at Bynum.
Misses Cora May and Georgia
Garrison will assist Mrs. Nellie B
(^reen in her millinery store this
I i [,
Miaster Garland Green who was
the g-ust of his mother Mrs.Nellie
B. Green returned to Goldsboro
Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Da^'is returned Sat-
day from Snow Hill where she
Miss Mayme Baamwell left yes
terday morning for Red Springs
wjhere ^ she will continue her
course in school.
Misses Ruth Hughes and Clara
Purcell of Haw River arrived
yesterday to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Goodman.
Mrs, Nellie B, Green returned
the past week from a trip to
northern cities where she bought
her fall stock of millinary.
The best Sewing machine need
les, Oil and repairs for sale by
the Singer Co., Claud Cates our
salesman, Burlington, N. C.
LOST.—Monday evening on
Front Street near the Reformed
Church, winter lap robe, finder
will please return to this ofRce.
Miss Daisy Wilson left last
writing, I will try again to make
some reports. We are sorry to
say the corn crop is not what it
was thought it would be some i , ....
time ago, there appears to have!
be® too much rain. . / ,. i | BuslneSS BuildcrS.
The farmers are breaking
ground for wheat as never before I ^ Notice* inserted m tw* colmnn will be
we think if not prevented theie cWeJ for at the rat« of one cent a word
will be a large crop of small grain ^ f®*" m**rtion, ten «nu being tfce mia-
Chiarge. Ad«. will be run until no-
SOWea. ; tified to be discontinned.
We are sorry to lose some of ' ii.
our boys, but our loss is their |
gain, if they will improve the:ir'
opportunities, which we are sui'e
they will do. Wayne Hwiaday | r
FOR SALE—Two fresh milch
eows, at the residence of Dr D. A
two miles East of Graham
“Prohibition
can secure
has gone to Kansas City to finish' ^
his course as a Veterinarian, alpioj ”
Glenn Adams goes to Greensboro,: FOUND—Medal,
Eugene Spoon to Liberty, andj Ow^ner
perhaps others. ^ property by calling at Dispatch
We V7ish to call the attention ^ Office, and paying for this notice,
of the County Commissioners ijo^ "v .
the fact that we very often feJl FOR RENT—Good five room
to receive our mail for tw^o or i house with electric lighfs on Ire-
three days at a time on the ac~ I land street,
count of high water; and would W. Luther Cates,
be very glad if they would view; - 'i-'"
niffht for Philadelphia where she situation near the E. M. Hctli i am in position to weigh your
trained nurse in the hospital. fS : H. W. Tbollinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mathews! their part would greatly relieve?;
and family of Lynchburg return-1 the situation. The high water
.aa:
been the guest of relatives
arid friends.
Miss Addie Ray and Mr. Lexie
Patierson spent Sunday the guest
O’:' Miss Myrtle Nicholson on R.
F. D. No, 1.
The Philatheas of the M. P.
Church v/ill entertain the Baracs
on the lawn of Mr. J. H. Heritage
Thursday night.
L. E. Reams left Monday night | We are glad to report Mr. Cheek
for Covington, Ei.y., to work on
a large bridge contract for the
auu lauuiy uj. j^ym:nvui^ rin.urn-I um siLuauiuu. Aiit; lugii i ghSiffles^S^^S^^er th^^
ed Friday, after a weeks visit to j at this place affects both Burling-; ^ Cate«? tnousand. J.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest McPherson,; ton and Hartshorn mail, and
Mrs. M. B. Self of Whitestone i . WANTFD-To at onfo a
^ n nassf'd throne-h town last ^ HoS” trading is taking om VVAW 1J1.U lo sell at once a
b. u passea tnrougn i wU}, gome of our farmers th^'S*^ ^ Only used eighteen
week sending Fnday night the j ™ StsSs A T Sn tiy^' months. Apply at Methodist
^estof her sister Mra. C. H.
I exchanged some of late. • , " “
Bynum Hart who has beenj The “Holiness’’ people have j Have scales arranged to weigh
spending a months vacation with i begun a 10 days meeting at Pleas-!' your heavy farm products, hay
Vn-Q orrs»T^f^ns>T-anfci «»■ .Qf-nayf- V« ! ]y[ay niUCh gOOd bo j etC. J. W. CATES.
HoI«prool
Hose
Notice School Opents Sood.
his grandparents at Stuart Va. {ant Uuion.
returned,hom.e Monday, to enter ; done
school. j
Miss Ola Lloyd of Chapel Hill
arrived this week to spend the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Don’t fail to have your
Cates and attend the Graded dren’s eyes examined before they
School, i go back to school, and havt
Mr.andMrs. J. B. Cheek left|glassesmtedto help them in th;eir
today for Chapel Hill to spend a studies. Dr. N. Rosenstem i^y
NOTICE—All parties who are
in arrears for work done in the
cemetery w^ill please come for-
cliil-1 ward and settle.
Respectfully,
L. P. Sheppard,
Cemetery Keeper.
few days the guest of his father.
Carolina Engineering Co., of this
city. He will be away about two
months.
able to be out
Mrs. Luzada
19B9 Delinquent Tax Payers.
Again I beg to remind
those who have not paid
their taxes for 1909, that
this matter is too import
ant to be treated with
such indifference. You
must admit that I- have
been linient. I have tried
to manage so that ^ you
might have the privilege
of settling at your con
venience. Bat I cannot
wait always. My settle
ment is right at hand.
These taxes must be paid.
It is right, and I want a
full settlement now.
RevSpectfully,
R. N. COOK,
Sheriff.
Workman who |
spent the last two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. H. 0. Holliday,
on Snow Camp No.l. returned
home Sunday.
Miss Mable Ellis will teach the ,
McCray School this winter. Miss |
Ellis is a popular young lady, j
graduated at the Graded School!
Specialist of Durham, will be in
Mebane Monday Sept. 10th, at;
the White House, and Tuesdav';
Sept. 20th, at Burlington at the:
Burlington Drug Co,, for the pur
pose of examining eyes and fil
ling glasses. Don’t fail to see
him. Consultation free.'
The protracted meeting at tl-e
Christain Church which be.:?an
Sunday is progressing nicely. Re
.FOR RENT:-Several good of
fice rooms in Waller Building.
For terms etc. Apply to
J. Zeb. Waller
FOR SALE—One 2 1-2 horse
power gasoline engine, in perfect
running order. Apply to Bur
lington Beverage Co., Burling
ton, N. C.
I TaeSay the*^ prea^eM^
Services each day during the
week continuing over Sunday.
You are cordially invited to at
tend.
at Greensboro
Miss Flossie Hitchens of Balti
more arrived to resume her work
as milliner with Mrs. Nellie B.
Green. Miss Hitchens has many
warm friends who welcome her
back.
Miss Carrie Hornaday left
yesterday morning for .Kandle-
man to be present at the opening
of the Randleman Graded School,
of which she is teacher of the
primary department.
Misses Blanche Stockard and
Ella Robertson of Southern Ala
mance spent Monday night in
town the guest of Mrs. J. B.
Cheek. Miss Stockard was on her 1
v/ay to the State Normal. }
Mrs. J. M. Workman, who spent
several days last week at Salis-
Mrs. Sarah Jane Wayatt, of
McCray, died Monday morriing
and was buried at Long’s Chapel
yesterday. She lived with her
son, J. M. E. Wyatt. She was
80 years old. Funeral services
conducted by J. W. Holt.
A Change ihe Only Remedy.
Catawba county has been u n
der Democratic administrati>n
for lo these many years, and \ve
defy any .man to show us a foot
of macadam roads in that couniy
save in the incorporate limits .'f
the towns. We also view with
WANTED—Woman married
or unmaried to mn small board
ing house. Apply to State Dis
patch Office.
SOMETHING NEW-Now
while times are hard, a dollar
saved is a dollar made. Why use
so much electricity on lights when
our new' article will save you
from fifty to eighty cents on the
dollar. Will last a life time.
Send $1, for article today.
Box 55, Burlington, N. C.
bury visiting her daughter. Miss I alarm the roads in Lincoln coi
Lois, who is in the Hospital reco^^- , ty, another Democratic cou nt y,
ering from an operation for Ap-;;Caldwe,ll county, which is Rebub-
pendicitis, returned home Tues- lican, has macadam roads.—Ba-
day, and reported her daughter
as getting along nicely and thinks
she will be well enough to come
home in a few days.
Country People
//
i'\
The Best Drug
Store in
BURLINGTON.
The county is now full' of
telephones. Let me have
your order at night- Uncle
Sam’s carriers will bring it
to you next morning. No
extra charge for postage.
vie Record. ,
[In this county it is still worse,
for the past two years we hfive
been under a Democratic admia-
itration and our roads are ir; a
deplorable condition. ^ If the c.otfi-
ty should continue Democratic
two years longer our roads m^ouId
, be entirely extinct, except the
I macadam roadfe being built by ;a
I bond issue, and too. the saliiiries
of the road force have beeft in
creased during the term;]
TRY-
Burlington Drug Comply
FOR-
Fgf Drugs, Cigars and
Cold Drinks.
A new lot Woods’ Turnip Seed.
Burlington Drug Comp’y
Bradley'
A Card.
I have secured the service
J. C- Williams a Licensed Eiiilval i.
mer of long experience to a.snist
me in my work. We are at y«jdr
service day or night. Phone 115
or 173.
Jas, A. R. Davis,
Undertaker.
SANITARY
PRESSING
GLUB
Suits cleaned 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 Pressing Club
’Phone 342
Months* Goarttfttee
ReaHy Means
Holeproof Hosiery is guarantee to be
as {ree from holes at the eud oi six
moQths as it is the day you buy It. We
give you this i^turantee in 'writing so if
any holes appear In six months you re
ceive new hosiery free of charge. v
Common hosiery has no such gniU'an*
tee. It costs you just as m«ch as “Hole-
proof,” but at the end of six ndionthsit iS-
worthless. You spend hours darning it
when for tio extra expense you can have
"Holeproof” and do no mending. Why
,not have the best?''-
FOR ME
CHI3.DIMEN
Insist oil seeing the original Holeprobf
trade-rmark. Many have imitated the
guarantee but hone haye equaled the
quality.'
The makers pay 63 cents a pound for
Egyptian and Sea Island cotton, but
common hosiery is m^de from cotton at
12 cents a poqnd.
“Holeproof” uses 3>ply yam in toe body
and 6rpiy in the heels, toes and knees;
Ordinary hosiery uses 2-ply throughout,
yet costs you just as much as
“Hpleproof.”
Stop in at our store and
examine the hose. Set ho^
stylish and comfortable it is
—sOft.smooth and neat fitting.
I^am the facts today.
Tk HOLmm CO.
On the Corner,
BURLINGTON.
Bet- V- S- M.J
OOm,
TEETH
Extracted by Painless
METHOD!
Gums heal rapidly if properly cared lor.
“A stitch in time saves nine,” and a grain of Gold|
in the care of the teeth at the proper time, when there
only minor defects is better than ?ui ounce after they have
been neglected , for months or years, and means an im
mense gain in comtort and reduced expense.
Teeth filled by most modern and painless method
without being prized apart with separator,.
Examinations free. Work guaranteed.
OFFiciB 18:00 A;: M. to 12 M. t Office oyer Sellars
HOURS 11:00 to 6:00 p. m. I Dry Goods store.
PR- J. S.
BURLINGTON, N. C. -
PHONE 374.
You are cordially invited to
come to the FALL OPENINCi
to be held at our store Septem
ber 23rd and 24th. ?
the most mag-
nificent display of dress goods,
Shoes, Hats, Notions, Coat Suits,
French and American Pattern
Hats, and MiUinfiry NQvelties.
Style Guaranteed.
Our Milliners,
MISS ALICE BOLAND
/ “BEULAH PETTY
“ OLIV LLOYD.
J. D. & L B. WHITTED
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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