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Oh! give thanks unto the Lord
for He is good for His me^'cy en-
dureth forever. Psalms 10 4 -1.
Something near three hundred
years ago the Puritans landed at
Plymoth Rock and started thanks
giving day in this country. We
as a people should observe it very
close with reverence.
W. J. Crutchfield who has been
off collecting for a Stove company
has finished his wurk and has re
turned home for the winter.
M. L. Cates of Orange Grove
went to Greensboro Monday to
stay with his father L. M. Cates
who has been in the hospital for
a while.
There was no preaching at Haw
River Sunday 26 the ministers be
ing off at Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Handerson
of Graham spent Sunday with
Mrs. Henderson parents iVlr. and
Mrs. H. H. Simpson.
The Graded School seems to be
moving on nicely under the Lea-
dersiiip of Prof. Wright and his
core of teachers, the attendance
keeps up well
We take off our hat and make
a polite bow to Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Williamson for some nice sweet
potatoes they gave us. Long may
they live to aid humanity.
Many old Gobblers will yield
their neck to tne chopping block
for Thanksgiving dinner the 30-
th.
We learn from some of the far
mers that a fairly good crop of
wheat has been planted bat not
what would have been if rain had
not prevented,
Mr. George Minis of near Or
ange Grove was in town last week
he purchased some school books
and returned home we wish every
one would educate their child
ren.
Mr. G. W. Franklin was in
town Monday Mrs. Vest and
of Burlington and Miss Ruth
Franklin accompanied him home
on the 11 o'clock train>
We are in receipt of the Bap
tist hand book for 1912 which is
a book full of valuable informa
tion and should be in every Bap
tist family in tlie State. It is got
ten up by Rev. T. C. Moore Edi
tor of the Biblical Recorder and
that is reccmendation enough.
The price is twenty-five cents a
copy, and is worth four times
that.
Mr. A. G. Simmone ofBurhng-
ton spent Sunday with his uncle,
J. W, Simmons very pleasantly.
The supper at the Y. M. G. A.
for the benefit of the Christian
church Saturday night was a
success.
On last Tuesday, as the last
ra:, s of sunset, tinged the eastern
sky, and darkness was preparing
her mantle to cover the great Ar-
chor who garners for the skies,
poised his wings over the home
of Mr. J. H. Woods and wife, and
touched the spirit of his daugh
ter, Mrs. J. H. Foglemp and bid
it leave the church militent, and
enter the church triumphant
She was a faithful member of the
M, P. Church. She will l>e great'
ly missed by all who knew her.
A sweeter girl never graced the
home. Weep not fond husband
she is not dead but gone before,
waiting and watching, She can
not come to you but you can go
to her.
Misses Martha, Fannie, ^and
Pearl Smith spent Sunday after
noon with Misses Espa and Lilia
Bullard. The grey horse was in
its usual place Sunday, you may
listen for the w^edding bells
soon.
j\Ir, J. W. Simmons made a fly
ing trip to Durham Monday.
Mr. George Browr of Rosemary
visited his aunt Mrs. T. Lashley
last week.
Our esteemed operator made a
flyiiig trip home Saturday see
his parents and spent ^'';nday
very pleasantly judging froni the
number of pilgrimages he makes
there must be some valuable at
traction T.ear Browns Summit we
won’t tell who she is this time.
jMiss Carry Lashley and Espar
Bullard njade us a pleasant call
Monday Evening.
he3?e. Jacob Foust ia right sick,
he is one among the oldj^t. ^
Mr. Cardial Whitt of SilerCity
visited his son, Lucian Whitt
Sunday. ^ -r* ,
Miss Beulah Turner of Rt. 1,
visited at Mr. W. P. McMasters
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs, Isaac visited Mrs. Mauris
Stewart Sunday. *
Miss Altha Pipftif has gone to
Baltimore for an operation for
appendecitis. Also Miss Lister
Frazier. '
Mr. James Brown and Mrs.
Florence Lame were married last
Thursday. It was a quiet marri
age. They went to Virginia and
were married and came quietly
back and nothing was said.
Mr. Claud Hinshaw and v«fe
visited at Mr. Dennis Hodgins
Sunday.
Mr. 'King McMasters has his
new house about completed King
is alright girls only he is a little
bald headed.
! I hope Mr. George Pike is out
of his troubles. Miss Lizzie which
one are you going to take, I be
lieve if I was you I would turn
them both off and hire them
over. ■
Their will be an entertainment
and a box party at the Graded
School building next Thursday
night everybody is invited.
Hurrah girls what are you go
ing to do for Thanksgiving come
to see me we will knock a keg of
nails in the head and fry the dish
rag and eat sausage.
Now if I {^n’t see this in print
I will know it is in the waste-bas-
ket. Hurry up girls and lets make
the Dispatch a lively little paper.
With much success to the Ed^'and
its readers.
Cornelia Alien attended Confer-
ehee at Bethlehem church !wt
week, they report a fine time.
Mrs. James Anderson who has
been right sick for the last few
days is some what improved. Her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Roney ig
with her, we are glad to haye
Carrie back if only for a little
while,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Anderson,
Miss Alice and Master William
ond Miss Branner Garrison visit
ed at the home of Miss Annie
Aldridge last Svtday p. m.
R. F. D. Ko. 4.
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R. F, fi. m. 5.
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Liberty Notes.
If you will allow me a little
space in your valuable paper. I
will try and write a few hints.
My mama is a subscriber to yo?>r
paper and we all like it fine.
Health is not very good around
Some of our farmers have not
finished sowing wheat yet, owirfg
to so much rain, indications are
that they will rot get through
this,year. However this is not
the fate of our “hustling far^
mers,” for they have been done
some time.
Mrs. Annie Aldridge , and
daughter Miss Bettie, and grand
son Master Allen Graves visited
at the hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Anderson's last
“^^aturday to use Allen’s words,
“we had a fine time.’'
Mr. Ralph Rogers and
Mrs. Daniel Huffman is very
low, we hope she will rlecover
soon.
J. B. Rumbly left Sunday for
Spencer where he will take up
his duties of railroading.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huffman
of Burlington spent Sunday with
his mother who is very low.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Greesoii
v/ere,to see her aunt Mrs. Eddie
Huffman who is very low.
Miss Maud Rumblj of Burling
ton spent Sunday with her pa
rents.
Burt Huffman was a pleasant
caller at Miss Anna Loy’s Sun
day. You bet chickens had a
hard time about twelve o^clock.
Burt, you are mighty hard on
chickens.
Miss Minnie Crouse was in
town Saturday ‘ shopping.
Eleotr
Succeed waen everyuise faH?, I
In nervous prostration p.nil female .1'
weaknesses they are the supitme |
remedy^ as thousaiids have tesfiiied. f
FOR KlDf^EY,UVERAP^D ;
STOIVIACH TROUBLE |
fs the best medicine f'
over a druggist'y counter. |
KEEP
BOYS
Get a piano (or a Play-
EB-PiANo) -So that any
member of the family
can entertain visitors or
themselves. We have pi
anos from f97.60 to $550
in stock and make easy
ter^s tp suit,
mISI
MIISIC [Q.
BliRllNm.: r N. C.
REST AN9 RIALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD,
Mrs, WznsjiOw's Sooth in© SvRtrp liaa beca
Hsed for over SIXTY YEARS by'MII.UONS of
MOTHERS for' their CHILDREN WHUB
TEETHING, with P1S#PECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES the CilIL©, SOFTENS the GUMS,
AU.AYS all FAIN CURES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. It is ab
solutely harmless. Be sure and aslc for “'Mrs.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrwp,*' and take no othet
kind. Tweaty-fiv« cents a bottle.
THANKSGIVING
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Are Thankful
That so many women are thankful that they bought th^ir winter clothes
here. If you get your next Suit, Coat, Dress or furnishings here, then
you will be thankful, too, because every woman who wears our gar
ments is thankful she does
w
By far the best
t
suits and coats
ever sold for
^ the price
Ladies suits $8 to $35
Ladies coats $5 to |20
Misses and Children's coats $2 to $15
Made of absolutely all-wool
fabrics of the newest fashions.
Hand tailored and equal in ev
ery way to suits and coats sold
elsewhere for $1 to $5 more
See our great show
ing of New Dress Goods
in a wide range of fash
ionable weaves and
popular shades. Ex
ceptional values are
now being offered in
this department Be
sure you see ours be
fore you buy. You’ll
be sorry if you don’t.
Drop in and let ns show
yon how yon would look in
one of our newest suit or
coat models .
We know that Warehousemen on the small markets
promise you “highest prices.” They mean, their markets;
but they do not, and cannot mean “highest prices,” because
they know and we know, and we want you to know, that
without keen cdAipeUtion, “highest prices” cannot be obtained.
The more people there are wanting ^ thing, the more that
that thing will be in be manct.
Now, our buyers want tobacco, t^hiey want it because the
other fellow wants it, and wants it bad. Our market is not
limited to the byyers of the Big^Gpmpanies, we have from
five to ten times as many Independent Buyers as any other
market, and they buy several million pounds annually To
do this, t-hey BID HIGHER than;.the Big Buyer, and in the
meantime they are making the Big Buyer bid up to the “top
notch,’' on their purchases. That, is the effect of competi
tion, and that is why Danville stands pre*eminer.t as the
“Leading Loose Leaf Tobacco MafKet”
Now, don’t take any changes on doing “as weli” on some
other market, but sell in Danville, and KNOW that you are
doing the BEST. ; /
The Danville Co-Operative V/arehouse Company is the
best agency in the business today for the sale of “Loose Leaf
Tobacco.”
Cperatirg six large warehouses, known as Acree’s, Ban
ner, Central, Holland’s, Planters and Union, which are un*
excelled as to location, lights, floor space, and accommoda-
lions, and conducted by the ablest corps of mc:n ever engag-
e 1 in the business, with ample capital, and every knowrn fa
cility, we offer you not only “highest market prices, but a
CERTAINTY of ‘ hi^er prices” than can be obtained else
where at any time.
- Every assistance, courtesy and accommodation is personal
ly extended to our patro/is and friends, both at selling time
and crop growing time. .
We solicit your patronage on these grouuds, and can, and
will verify our claims.
Your friends truly.
We have just opened our ney store in the
W. E. Hay old stand, and arc carrying a com
plete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties,
and especially ladies' ready'tt>|wtar garments,
so do not fail to come and inspect our new
stock. ; ■ 'i;';
Our goods are all up-to^aie and Will be sure
to meet with your approval, with prices reas
onable.
Salesladies desirmg position will please
make application to \ts.\ ;
and Thomas, Pfoprietorsj ^ W. E. Hay old Stand
ton, : North Carolina I'
VOL. IV.
The des
iook«d to
morning atj
^re swept if
town and 1^
the tobaccc
Mr. E. L.
of Mr. L.
pri2:e housl
room by tf
Companya^
dwellings
people,
theexplosij
was being|
an-hour ’
if it wouk
inighty rc
time the i
caiight buj
a bucket ’
made any
Hadit
lantry of
ed like h
■ the flameij
their way)
wh^re th(
is unkno%\
The prc
is valued
insurance!
Mr. Mors
of tcbacc^
In the stc
Can Tobaj
upon
they suff(^
The Gi
fire boys
cjtll for ’
arriving-
at their
lowing
ly News
speed thci
^.;lVitain
minutes
iington f
Fire de
iiiict In
flames at
the fire
local
Gre
Hose wa'
In exact]
call the
special
sti'eet e
were n
making
lington,
hitting
high p
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clock a
o'clock.
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calde:
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the re,
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carried
later o;
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start t
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there
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