8«i*»T!llS?
i
if'
1« mm SODA FO|t THE:
CROWD
that visits our fountain
keeps us pretty busy re
newing our supply. Stop
and try a glass. Our ipe
cream so3a’is especially
fine. It is a refreshment
fit for the g-ods.
BURLINGTON DRUG
COMPANY.
liocal and Personal.
Business Is good at Coble's
Grocery.
The best that money can buy,
Melrose and Dan Valley.
Burlington Lumber Co., just
isceived big lot of No. 1 shingles.
J. R. Pettigrew and daughter
of Roxboro are the guest of R. J
Fitzgerald this week.
Mrs. Joe Thomas was canied
to Rex hospital Raleigh Tuesday
to be operated on.
Julius B. Warren of the Herald
Durham spent Sunday in town
the guest of his uncle Jno. R.
Foster.
Miss Minnie Layton returned
last week from a two weeks visit
to friends and relatives at Lex
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heritage
‘?f Chicago are the guest of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Her
itage.
Miss Beulah Crowson a charm
ing young lady of Statesville is
She guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. F.
Crowson.
Miss Fannie Fonville of Okla
homa City Oklahoma is the guest
ef her uncle L. J. Fonville and
other relatives.
Miss Bisssie McPherson of near
Liberty is the guest of Misses
Mary, Beulah and Sallie Foster
for a few days.
W. A. Ervin of the Ervin Cot
ton Mills Dur^ am spent Saturday
night and Sunday the guest of J.
Q. Gant and family.
Miss Swannie Patterson spent
Saturday night and Sunday the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ck W. Patterson on E. 1.
Mrs. J. D. Apple and Miss
Hattie Hawkins left Monday for
Morehead City, where they will
spend a week jplea^ure seekers.
We are in .receipt of the beau
tifully illustrated Whitsett Cata
logue for lS!li),an(i 1911 which is
sent out free to parties upon ap
plication.
Docto)* Bbliaiwioo will leave
next Suaday for his home in
Luray Va. . Be will be absent one
week attending Home Coming
Celebration.
Miss Daisy Ross, stenographer
after being the guest of her par
ents on a brief visit returned
Monday to her position at
Durham.
Misses Hallie Ree and Annie
Maude Mebane who have been
the guest of their sisters at High
P:oint the past two weeks return
ed home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Nick Mebane of
Greensboro are spending from
Sunday to Wednesday the ^'uest
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Mebane,
Miss Flo88ie Loy bookkeeper
for the Burlington Grocery Co.
accompanied by her sister Miss
Margie are visiting friends and
relatives at Winston Salem.
Lester Reives who has been
with the Eubanks Drug Company
of Chapel Hill and took the State
Board examination of Pharmacy
at Morehead City will work as
relief force at the Burlington
Drug Co., during the next month.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hasseli of Duke,
j spent part of last weak in town
1 the guest of her sister, Mrs. B.
R. Sellars.
Miss Mary Stewart, dressma
ker for Misses Morrow, Bason &
Green, is visiting friends at Gra
ham.
Mr. Joe Robertson, of Greens
boro, spent Sunday the guest of
his sisters, Misses Florine and
Ella Robertson.
Prof. J. B. Robertson was
present at Low's Church Sunday
and add^ssed the people. The
p^tor Rev. Strickley is taking
his vacation.
At a call meeting of the Board
of Aldermen last Thursday night
it was decided to give the tax
collecting to Messrs. Russell and
Patillo after July 15th.
Geo. W. Sharpe a resident of
Columbus Ga. for the three past
years arrived Thursday to be the
guest of his parents near Belle-
mont for a several weeks vaca
tion.
Dr. H. R. Moore of Glencoe
shipped three crates of homing
pigeons, fifty or more in number
to Massechusetts last week. The
birds were unusually fine speci
mens.
Miss Lucile Fitch and mother
of New York City arrived last
week and are visiting at the home
of Tom Blanchard. Miss Lucile
is spending a few days witb Miss
Mary Foster.
Mrs. R. E. Garrison who has
been the guest of her parents Mr
and Mrs. J. A. Vanderford for
the past five weeks left Saturday
for her home at Carthrage Moore
County accompanied by her
sister Miss Sadie Vanderford who
will spend several months her
guest.
HAPPY RFmiS
Washington, D. C., July 10,
191£ —The-intense heat that has
spi^ad over th^- xsoutitry this
summer has had effect of check
ing some of tTie debate in the
Senate on the reciprocity bill. It
is now believed that the bill will
tJg finally pas^^ ‘ by Aug. 1st,
which President Taft will prompt
ly sign, and thus our trade with
Can^a will spread and develop,
thus adding to the prosperity of
both countries.
Congi^css has decided to make
an investigation of the business
of the great Express Companies
with a view to establishing a par
cel post in connection with the
post office department. The Ex
press Companies have filed new
rates with the Interstate Com
merce Commission, gi'.'eatly re
ducing the former rates of trans
portation. This shows that they
are afraid of a parcel jwst. Con
gressmen and Senators have been
receiving many stron letters from
their constituents from all parts
of the country urging them to
pass the parcel post bill, and it is
not believed that it will be very
much longer before such will be
done. We are far ^hind Euro
pean countries which have had
parcel posts for many years.
One l^andr»d PoHars Bewa^
for iai>y of Catarrh caiMiot o
cured \m HalFs tJatan h Cure, i '
r. TOfcjepo, 'Ot'
We, the under signed, have known F,
.J, Cteney for the lastt 15 jeara, and be-1
lieve him perfectly honorable in all boei- ^
ness transactionB and fttianeially ^le to
cfttjry pot &ny, obligatJona .wade M
firm; ■"
WaIjMNG, Kjnnan & Makvik,
Wholesftjie Drugi^sts, Toledo. O.
Hail'a CJatarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting diiwtly upon the Wood aiid
mncoas surfafiea ot tbe Byetem, Testi
moniale sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Eh-ugRlstB.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
Cards
Professional
263 Horses Burn.
Fire of unknown origin early
Sunday destroyed the stables of
the Arthur W. Dixon Transfer
Company, of Chicago, burned
two hundred and sixty.three
horses to death and caused $500,-
000 damages. Scores of firemen
narrowly escaped death when the
roof caved in.
Fire this Sunday afternoon de
stroyed the furnitui*e warehouse
of the W. C. Reeble & Bros.,
causing $100,000 damage. Hot
weather made the work of the
firemen doudly burdensome.
J. P. Spoon, D. v, s. W. A. Homaday
Spoon k Hornaday
Veterinarians
Oiiice and Hbspital Office Phone 377
4rl5 Main St, Residence Phone 282,
C. A. Anderson M. D.
Office hours 1 to 2 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m.
First National Bank Buiiding.
Leave day calls at Bradleys^Drug
Store.
.of Ala»?nan;ce Coahty: . We will give, for the next
yearL, 30 PER cent, . of the first premium oh all Life
Insurance contracts written throug’h our agency as the
resultof the efforts of any daugfhter, and 10 psr cent.
of the liet commission on aH new Fire and Live Stock
InsuiRanee secured for our company by any Daugb.ter of
the Association,
We represent safe, strong and
suranqe companies, and write Life Insurance contracts
for the oldest, strongest, safest Old Line Lega,t jReserve
Insurance Company in North Cwiina, the Security
Life and Annuity Co., of Greensboro.
We represent the Sbuthern Live Stock Insurance Co.
We guarantee the principal and six per dent interest
payable senii-ahnaally, on all money loaned through our
company. We take only i^l estate securities for all
loans* ■■
; We loan money, buy and sell rejil estate.
The C^tral Loan and Trust Co.
: National Bank Building
BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Capital ISO,OOaOO
J. A lXA rWSOF, P‘rj>s. JN&. R, HOPfft/lANrStc. S TrffM. ,
.j ’'W,W.-Blt6WN,Mgr
Dr. W. D Moser
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug Co.
'phone 2^, Night calls, Mrs. S.
M. Homaday’s. ’phone 282.
Have M«de Many Buriington Resi
dents Enthusiastic.
No wonder scores of Burling
ton citisens; grow enthusiastic.
It is enous^^ to make anyone hap
py to, find relief after years of
suffering,; Public stsitements like
the following are but truthful
representations of the daily, work
done in Burlington by Doan's
Kidney Pills.
C. B. Ellis, Front St., Burlin-
ton, N. C.j says; “I have no
hesitation in saying that Doan’s
Kidney Pills are a reliable kidney
medicine and one that lives up to
all the claims made for it. When
I was suffering from an attack
of kidney complaint, I got a sup
ply of Doan’s Kidney Pills from
the Freeman Drug; Co. and after
I using them, the pain .disappeared ,
{I publicly recommended Doan-s
Kidney Pills at that time and
still think highly of them. I nev
er lose an opportunity to recom
mend this remedy.’^
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name
—and take no other.
Immediately after the report
that this country has cut its cam
paign bill two, comes the news
from Pittsburg that the club bars
are shut up at 1 a. m. which ex
plains it.
A PAIR OF HANDSOME
Dr. F. G, Gower,
DENTAL SURGEON
National Bank Bnilding.
A PeeK Into His Pocket
would show the box of Bucklen’s
Arnica Sal ve that E. S. Loper, a
carpenter, of Manila, N. al
ways carries. ‘ ‘I have never had
a cut, wound, bmise, or soi^ it
would not soon heal, h^"*^tes.
Greatest he^er of bums, boUs,
scal4s> chapped hands and Ups,
fever-^res, skin eruptions, eci^-
ma, corns and piles. 2^. at
Freeman Drug Ck).
mm,
Naifria CAROLiKA.
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
L lW.OiUiElOK ADOLPH 10 N CI
Bnvlingtoa Grab&m
oAc« In' dttc6 ill
Pieiant BiiWis Ettt°IlictatlS0i BMg.
PHaie • 258 Ptioiie]lOO-t
LIST OF UlLAiNED LOTEXS
Remaining in Poet Office at
Burlington, N. C., July 8, 1911.
Gentlemen:
John Andrews, F. C. Newlin,
Charlie Thompson, J. T. Walker
(2)..
Ladies:
Miss H. Andrews. Bettie An
drews, Emma Babbitt, Mrs. Vic
tor M. Graves, Miss Mattie Greys
(2), Mrs. Henry Hoit, Miss Lud-
die Luins, Mrs. W. H. Pausley.
Persons cdling for any of these
letters will please say “Advertis
ed,” and give date of advertised
list.
J. Zeb W'allbr,
Post Master.
Parsea’s Poeai A Gam.
From Rev. H. StubenvoU, Alli
son, la., in praise of Dr. King’s
New Life Pills,
“They’re such a health necessi-
should
_________________ I be.
TT-„ ^ . u • J.U J 1 If other kinds you’ve tiied in vain
Wisconsm has just had a heavy USE DR KINC’*?
frost. It was careless of Senator Ar>d be wpH ao-nin
LaFollette to let that happen. F^tman 0^100, ^
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Coansellor at Law,
Burlington, N: C.
Office over Bi*a^ley^8, Drug Store.
Phone
John R. Hojp^an,
Burlington^ North Carolina:
Office,. Second .IHoor . First.^Nationtl
'■ Bttnk Biuldiiw.''
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Suigeon Dentist
FoBter Building
BURLliSGTON, N. C.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D.
Fhyncian & Surgeon.
Office Piedmont Building, two
front roams, up stairs^
PHONES: Office 218A, Residence 395.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m; 4 to 5 p. m.
Specniut IMaeateiO of Cli3dre8«al W«i^
and X-8ay Work.
®WUI. •
MBS. wirrsi.ow’* SOOTHIKO SVtLW has t>rm
iSIvrHING, with PBilFECT ^
^OOTHES the CKICD,
-■.:.tAYS an PAIN ; CURSJS WIND
I® remedy for DIARRHOSA. It i*
h.mless. Be sure ud ask for‘‘Mm
Twenty-five cents a TbotUe.
Av;v.^viW
V * -f V '• .'WJ •
is thc^ of ^
Y0^ ^ grat^ 5^0iufi
lot ^
dr^ui^ts too we have nearly onc^huh^^ pat-
tems to select frdfti, >rc have
designs in bc^fi
Burlington, N. C. |
ANYTHING IN IIULORING.
^Iso the Home of Satisfaction in Cleaning,
Pressing, and Dying.
BuHiDgfoD TaiiDriDff ani CieaDlni Works.
Jas. M. Leathy Pro
; rilENCH CLe^WilNG A .SPECIALTY
I YouHave a Rigktto
^ you have the am
bition and energy, to-
^etHer with an honest
to earn it
I,.
We WIB Help You.
The first step toward fmandaa>depaidcitce is
to own your own home. Begin now. Don’t wait
You have waited all these years and you are
still paymg rent
ABOUT and try‘‘The^
WAX. Inv^l 91 few loUai^ 'saved ■ w
or month, tog^th^jmth.the i i^lefciist*
^an«;e a^imaii^enance ntpn^
yW hav? he^ liii^ying to the ‘iOither Fd-
Iok’'and soon k wiB tie
" m.Pi - J ... .
some
house to rent. Others by the S
score have tried the “Piedmont %
‘ ” it OYO*
,4 rn
Real Eitate DepaitpBtBt*
Carols
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