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Local and Personal.
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Brannock
of Spencer are the guest of rela
tives for a few days.
Miss Addie Ray spent Monday
in the city of Raleigh the guest
of friends.
The Coble Grocery Co., on
Spring Street sell just a little
cheaper.
Mr. Lacy Sharpe of La^^^er,
Va. spent Sunday the guest of
his father on R. F. D. No, 9.
The Coble Grocery Co., Chris-
man Building, Spring Street.
Phone 272. Read his ad.
Rev. G. W. Holmes of Saxapa-
haw will preach at the M, P.
church next Su nday at 11:00 a. m.
Mr. W. J. Fulp of Elfland spent
Sunday in town the guest of his
cousin Miss In;i Freeman,
Mr, W. A. Lovett of Asheboro
was a business visitor in the city
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. E. 0. Way re
turned Monday from Durham
where they spent Easter with
Mrs. Way's brother.
Mr. R. C. Cfi-mpbell spent Sat-
^irday and Suriiday at Winston-
^lem the guest of his brother-
in-law Mr. T. j. Foster.
Mr. Geo. W. Isley, Superinten
dent of the Saxapahaw Mill, was
in town a few days ago the guest
of friends,
Mrs. R. A. Coble, Misses Oli
via Smith and Addie Ray s]Dent
Sunday the guest of M r. and Mrs.
J. W. Fonville on R. F. IK No. 2,
Mrs. W. W. Brown is spending
this week the iiruest of her sister
at Spencer and his brother Mr.
J. C. Brown of High Point.
Miss Ella Robertson of Saxa
pahaw is the gaest of her sister
Mrs, J. B. Cheek for a few days
this week.
Mrs. Flora Pickard who sj>ent
the fall and v/inter months in
Florida with relatives has return
ed.
Miss Susie Stafford and Miss
McDowell, music teacher at the
Graded School spent Easter at
Winston-Salem and attended the
Moravian Easter exercise.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Gross of
Goldsboro are visiting his parents
Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Gross jind
other relatives in the city foi‘ a
few days.
Misses Ada Bisll and Mabel Is-
ley accompanied by Miss Polly
Heitman of Duirham spent Sat
urday and Sunday the guest of
their parents *lr. and lilrs. Jos.
A. Isley.
Mr. and Mrs; Jas. Robertson
of Lexington and Mr. Joe Rob
ertson of Greensboro arrived Sat
urday to be the guest “Of friends
and relatives during the Holidays.
Mr. D. A; Hendrix one of the
proprietors of the closing out sale
of The Cooper Dry Goods Co.,
who has been at Reidsville for
the past three weeks arrived Mon
day to be in our midst.
Miss Minnie Cook and Mr. Wal
ter Shepard were* marricid April
16, 1911, at the residence of Mrs.
Eliza Z. Cook in Washington
Township. The marriage cere
mony being performed by Rev.
J. W. Holt,
IF YOUR TALK ^
IS AS ENJOYABLE
as the glass of soda you
get at our fountain, you
are to be envied. Such
sparkle, such delicious
flavor is not easy to find.
Try a glass and you^l ad
mit it. Besides the sweet
est girls in town can be
seen at our fountain.
BURLINGTON DRUG
CO.
Indian Legendl of the Soulli Wind.
Sweet Spring time once again!
Poets and writers of all ages have
had something sweet and pleas
ant to say of this lovely season.
Many stories have been told of
this beautiful season, but the In
dian Legend of the South Wind
is to me the most interesting.
Very few are acquainted with
thi^. beautiful story and thinking
perhaps many of the Dispatch
readers would enjoy it, I wish to
tell the Legend.
Far away to the southward,
they said, there lived a handsome
youth, whose name Showandasse,
the God of the South Wind. He,
it was, who sent the soft spring
winds to wake up the flowers and
set the trees in leaf and bloom,
to melt the snows of the far
North, and unlock the ice fetters
of the rivers and brooks. This
noble fellow lived among the
palms and banana groves of the
Southland, and passed his days
in a most delightful state of ease
luxurious idleness. Soft winds
always played about him; thick
evergreens of magnolia and bay
made a canopy for his hammock,
which hung from the giant grape
vines of his tropical home. Or
ange flowers perfumed his re
treat and the rich juice of the
lemons and pomegranates slack
ed his thirst.
Thus he spent his happy life,
and the smoke from his giant
pipe ascended and drifted to the
Northward stars forming the
soft haze of spring time. But
while Showandasee lived this
contented life of ease, idleness,
he was all alone in his luxurious
retreat and one day while hunt
ing on the green prairies outside
his wigwam he saw to the North
ward a beautiful maiden, who
wav the loveliest being he had
ever known. Immediately his
heart went out to this beautiful
maiden, and when he went to
his vdg-wam again, everything
was cheerless and dreary in his
eyes and he could lind no plea
sure in anything. Every day he
sought the prairie and saw the
beautiful girl, but he could hot
win her to him. She seemed
drifting gradually to the North
ward and though he sent his ar
rows after the deer in the most
expert and perfect manner,
though he play^ upon his pipes
the sweetest notes he knew,
though he sent his South winds
to kiss her vrith their most fra
grant breath, arid to whisper his
love to her, she still faded slowly
to Northward, and at last she
was gone. The beautiful snow
maiden was claimed by the God
of White Horse-land, the God of
the North wind. And Showan
dasee was left among’ his tropical
vines and flowers, desolate. Then
he laid himself upon his hammock
and wept showers and showers
of crystal tears. And behold,
his tears fell upon the Northland
in April showers; they kissed the
apple trees into pink and white
bloom, and dressed the cherries
in bridal garment, they clothed
the brown old oaks in suits of
daintiest green; they sparkled
like jewels in the violet’s eyes
and did everything that was
needf ul to clothe the home of the
Snow Maiden in some of the
bciauty and freshness which was
constantly around her weeping
lovei’, the forlorn God of the
South Wind.
Ruby Evron.
Remaining in Post Office at
Burlington, N. C., Apr. 15 1911
Gentlemen:
Arthur Goodman. James Lon^
Thomas Norwood, Jay Mills, B. F
Strowd, J. W. Wesley.
Ladies:
Mesdames Daisy Aired, R. E.
Allen, J ulia Johnson Rester I^ng
Cora Leath Julia Morrow Lizzie
Maynard, D. C, Roach, Misses
Bettie Love Esther Parke Plonnie
Smith Annie Taylor Mary Troll-
inger.
(Persons calling for any of these
letters w^ill please say “Advertis
ed and givp date of advertised
list.’* .
J. Zeb Wallee,
Post Master
Paint Lick Sick Laby
Paint Lick, Ky.—Mrs. Mary
Freeman, of this place, says:
“Before I commenced to take
Cardui, I suffered so much from
womanly trouble, I was so weak
that I was down on my back
nearly all the time„ Cardui has
done me more good than any
Ttiedidne I ever took in my life.”
You need not be afraid to take
Cardui. It is no newexj^eriment.
Composed of gentle-acting, herb
ingredients, it has been found to
safely relieve headache, backache
and similar female troubles. Try
it for your troubles.
Throw Out the Line
Give the Kidneys Help and Many
Burlington People Will Be
Happier.
“Throw Out the Life Line”—
The kidneys need help.
They^re overworked—can ^t get
the poison filtered out of the
blood.
They’re getting worse every
minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have bro
ught thousands of kidney suffer
ers back from the verge of des
pair-
Mrs. C. C. Moser,, 505 Mean
St., Burlington, N. C., says: “I
am such a strong believer in
Doan’s Kidney Pills that I do not
hesitate to give them my en
dorsement. My . kidneys were
badly disordered fcHr a Icmg time
and I had Income discouraged,,
as nothing seemed to briirg me
any i^rmanent benefit. Finally
I decided to use Dc^n^s Kidney
Pills, having seen them highly
recommended in the newspapers-
by people whm I knew. I wa»
not disappointed with the re
suits, as the; cure effected has
been perman^t,”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. F^oster-Milburn Co.,.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents^
for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan
—and take no other.
Terrible Phitore ot Sulteriog
Clinton,. Ky»-~Mrs. M. C. Me
Elroy, in a letter from Clinton,
vmtes:“ For six years, I was a
sufferer from female troubles. I
could not eat,^ and could not stand
cfti my feet, without suffering
great pain, I had lost hone. After
using Cardui a week, llbegan to
improve.f Now I feel better than
in six years.'’ Fifty years of
success in actual practice, is
positive proof, furnished by those
who have used it, that Cardui
can always be relied on for re
lieving female ' weakness and
di'^ease. Try Cardui, today, now!
It is said that the men who do
the most kicking over Easter
hats spend the most money for
cigars.
Wefo'tfiSr-.OOT'ttandired''^^
lor ary ca«e of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall’s Catar b Curf);
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, p.
We, the «nde'signed, hare known F.
J. Gheney for the laatt 15 jears, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all buei-
nesB tjraniaactions and financially able to
carry pat anT obligations made by his
■firm.
WAtiDiNG, Kinnan & Marvin,
I Wholesale Druggiati^, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is teken intern^-
ly, acting dir^tljr upon the blood and
muc>ds surfaces of the syetem. Testi
mbniys sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Drugijiste. '
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion. '
Haw River Sundav Schools.
The following is a report of the
Sunday Schools of the town of
Haw River for Sunday April
2nd, 1911.
Attendance
M. E. 87
Christian 48
Baptist 83
M. P. 69
Total
. Collection
$L6I
1.25
1.90
1.14
S5.90
Professional
C. A. Anderson M. D.
Office hours 1 to2p. m. 7 to8p,m.
First National ^nk Buiiding.
Leave day calls at Bradleys Drug
Store.
Dr. W. D. Moser
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N.C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug Co.
^phone 20. Night , calls, Mrs. S.
M. Homaday^s, ^phone 282.
Dr. F. G. Gower,
DENTAL SURGEON
Natiwial Bank Bidding.
SRUUI. ■ • • HiniMMIUU.
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYSiAT LAW
tiw.Bmm mm to Hi
Burlington 6ia.h»m
office In *oAc«fa
> 234^ Phone les-B
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Coansellor at Law,
Bcirlliigton, N.X.
OflBce over Bradley’s Drug Store.
Phone 65^
John R. Hoffman,
Attwnwj-at-Lnwy
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Second Floor First
Buok Bnildinx.
DR. J. H. BIROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster'Boilding
BURHJN(JTON, N. C.
We have for ^le the Spring Branch Daitv T W
adjoming thecity limits of Buriinglon. (>n acres
mostly red soil. 50 acres in high state of eV Itiva-
tion and clear of stumps and rocks 10 in p- s
ture. One good six room cottage, one good three
cottage. Goodl spring house built of brick
with concrete floor; a regular Dairy Spring House
Large feed and stock barn. Will house 80 to 100
cattle. ^One good 85 ton silo, built of rock and cp-
ment. If interested call or ^
84-acre farm, 11-2 miles of Burlington. Good six
r()om cottage. Large bara, fine oi ch:.rd, mostly
gray soil, at a bargain. /
fann, ^6-miles of Burlington. Gray soil
^ If you wish to oorroW money, ws can accommo
date you.
if you have money to loan, place it thi'ough our
company. We give you firat morti^ge on real es
tate and_ our ^company guarantees the payment of
principal and six ijfer cent interest payable semi
annually.
If ypu have a farm for sale, list i^ with us, it
wi^^t you. nothing to sell it through ourcompany.
We wnte Life, Fire and Live Stock Insurance.
Tlie Central Loan & Trust Co.
BITRLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
J. A. DA VimOSr Prtt,
W. W. BROWN, Mgr
JNO^ n See.* Treat.
_Mr. G. L,. Amick and wife,
Messrs. W. F. and T. A._ Amick
Mr.^J. L. Amick
of Mebane were the guest of Mr.
A. G. Amick their father ofi,
Libeity Sunday. Mr. Amicki
go to the hospital this week
treatment.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Oflfice Piedmont Building, two
front rooms, iip^'stairs
PHONES: Office 218A, Residence 395.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m. 4 to 5 p. m.
Specialist^DiMsfet of ChiMrea aid Wonun
find X-Ray Wtrk.
A
TOILET SET
fV •« ; “':S
Bi^rooni ap most stredu
OUS liiiaiii. liow nice it is to have one when
a^guest comes to stay over night. We have just
Toilet Set you want, but you must come
an^ pick it out. It is mixed in with so many
other pretty ones that only you can say exactly
which it is.,
SMITH
. N. C
I YouHave a Rightto
If you have the am
bition and energy, to
gether with an honest
purpose to earn it
We WIU Help You.
The first step toward financial independence is
to own your own home. Begin now. Don^t wait.
You havejwaited all these years and you^ are
still paying rent.
RIGHT ABOUT and try “The PIEDMONT
WAY,” Invest a few dollars saved each week
or month, together with the interest, taxes, in
surance andfmaintenance money—namely^ Rent
-”that you have been paying to the -Other Fel
low” and soon it will be
HOME
house to
the some body’s
rent, Others by the
tried the “Piedmont
• Will you?
it over with us.
EtUte DcpartiiMiit.
Carofina.
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see of the electi
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to say, as a n
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fot election."'
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chief of police
is your re
ftd Dr. Hulten
’there ^ noestr
your record
of police. Fo
eco^der, canno
^^ftd mete out
“tenders, unle*
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r ^apprehend
if the r«