1^ i$ H’j I ■i' -t’’ ■'1 II S» I « ■-'» hr” 1"^ if i 'HI. ;.yj f £' '5 N RURAI. CAJIRIETI ITEMS I L18E8TY NOTES. We are having such warm weather that it makes us all feel like getting out of the house. Rev, W. D. Fogleman had his sale the 9th, He will go to Ashe -ville where the parsonage is fur nished. D. R. Hodgin and John Pike made a start to cut feed. Hod gin is after the good rations, so make ready when he cuts your feed to put the big pot and little pot on. Mr. Moore from Richmond, Va. stayed all nigh at Isaac Hinshaw one night last week and bought a sideboard from Mrs. Hinshaw that belonged to her gi’andl ather Archibald Ferguson, No one knows how old ic is. I think it, was sold for the worth of it, she got 135 for it. Now it will be shipped to Richmond, Va. Alfred Hinshaw and Loson Pike arrived Thursday, Hin shaw has gone to housekeeping, Mr, Wesley McMasters from Siler City stayed all night with his mother Saturday night. Misses Sailie Hinshaw and I^n nie McMasters visited AJtha Pike Sunday. Misses Clara Hinshaw and Le- la McMasters visited Ruby and Ada Lowe Sunday. Mr. Elick Coble* is right sick at this writing. There will be aneafcertainment at the Graded School building on Thursday night before Christ mas. Mr, Uriah Lowe was a visitor at Mr. Turner's Sunday. There will be a Christmas Tree in the new Baptist church Christ mas night Dennis Hodgin and wife spent Sunday at Mr. Armp Stewart’s. S. i, U. m, 8. There will be an entertainment at Maywood School Thursday night Dec, 21 consisting of songs recitations and a good time is ex pected. Our friend Mark Bennett the handsome young teacher at May wood went to Graham last Satur day instead of hunting rabbits, as is his usual custom of Satur day’s. He must have got lost for it was after 12 o’clock when he got home that night. Misses Ethel Somers, Nettie Albright, and Mrs Claud Somers were callers at C. E. Tapscotts Sunday. Carl Ross is on the sick list. Hope it is nothing serious. Thanks to Mrs. Fannie Story^ Mrs. Sailie Ross, Mrs. J. B. Fos ter, Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Low for nice sausage, turnips etc. Mrs. Saunders gave us a iot of nice honey. Mrs. E. J. Ross also treated us to sausage. Robert Foster is having his house painted. Geo. Thomas and brother has the job, Helps the looks to paint up. W. S. Sutton killed a hog so big last week that be could not weigh it. We have heard that he hung it on the steel yards. Our people are finishing up their v;>heat sowing. Mr. Albert Hayes, wife and child of Mebane, R. F. D. spent Saturday night and Sunday at our house. Glad to see them. Rev. Simpson Jones col. has been sent to another charge and they will have a new parson at Clover Garden. Most of the old viets are meet him. , The Baraca and Philathea classes of the ^Baptist church gave an oyster supper Saturuay night, for the benefit of them, They expect to.curtain the class es in and it was a success, the I receipts went beyond expecta- tion, Mrs. W. H. Anderson with her untiring zeal, knows how and what to do to make a success at such work. C. M. Howard of Orange coun ty spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Smith, his daughter. ^ Dr. Dace McPherson of Dur ham was in town Sunday shak ing hands with his many friend. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. P. Cates spent Sunday evening in Bur lington t^ith L. M. Cates, who has been in the Hospital at Greensboro for an operation and came to his son Clarence for a- while. He is quite feeble and un able to go to his home near Gr ange Grove, His friends wish for him a speedy recovery. Mr. Thomas Bullard killed two good hogs, the two weighing 830 ibs. . Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Vaughn and little daughter spent Satur day .night and Sunday at Hope- dale visiting Mrs. Vaughn’s brother. Mr. T. Lashley spent Sunday at Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Allen of High Point are in town this week the guest of H. H. Simpson and family. ' Miss Carrie Lashley visited friends in Burlington Sunday. We suspect she broughp some one’s heart with her. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are happy in the superlative degree. They are rejoicing over the ar rival of a httle girl who arrived at their home Sunday night. We hope they will raise it for the Good Lord who gave it to them. HAW RIVER ITEMS, Mrs. W. M. Land of Stokes- dale is visiting her sister Mrs. N. Y. Barham, We hope her 8tay will be pleasant. The many friends of J. M. Trol- inger and family have the sym pathy of the friends in the loss of their daughter who died at Luther, I^., Dec. 2, 1911. She married Mr. E. F. Jones and left this part of the country in search of a fortune. She leaves a hus band and three children. Anoth» er flower is gathered from earth and transplanted on high; Weep not, fond parents, she is only gone before you to the mansion where she is watching and wait ing. ;^v. G. L. Curry has been as signed to this circuit for anoth er year and preached two most excellent sermons to the delight of his people. Mr. George Holt of Burlington was in town Sunday. He said his foot had not been on the ground at Haw River in forty years. U.ncle George is known as the bockege runner in time' of the Civil War', s He said he prom* ised the people in Eurbpe to go thereafter the'war was over and ■go to raising sheep,, but >he liked the Southland the best and there ne cast his lot. He has many friends throughout the country. Last Sunday eveninsr thecluld- ren's Miijsionary Sqpiety met at the home yf Josie ^®Vey to cele brate her fourteenth birthday. There were forty-seven present and after a short exercise by the children, all gathered around the table and helped themselves to the nice things to eat. Josie re ceived several nice presents irom her little friends which she great ly appreciates^ All declare they had a pleasant time. Miss Elma McVey spent Mon day night with her little friena Mias Violet Albright. „ Miss Julia White of Guilford College will be at Cane Creek Xmas day. / ^ , We are glad to have JereniJSih Cox with us at Cane Creek Sun day, also Mrs. Hackney aind son. Dr. Hackney of Tenn., and Mr. Hornaday of liberty. They" all visited at N. C. Stuarts Sunday evening. ^: Alamance Loan & Trust Co. OifiDatch DEP ^RTM STORE. I GET R We are going to Ladies’ Suits and in the State of North close of biisjne)is Dec. At Burlington, Cfi.rolina, at the 5th, 1911. RKSOL’HCES Loans and discounts S270,7‘.)3.7 i Overdrafts secured itunswured '.TIH.T'S Furniture and Fixtures '5,200.00 Diiiuaud loans "j UOO.Ui) i Due from liankuHnd Baiikfrs Ga.sh items Goid coin Silver coin, including all minor coin currency National hank notes and - other U. S. notes Total Capital stocft Surplus fund 17 ,8.”i7.tr2 no. 00 1,400.69 10.372.00 L1AB1T4T1ES .f4ll>.266.5S 1100,000.00 32,000.00 SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of the power con tained in a certain Mortgage executed to the undersigned on the 27th day of Jan., 1909 and duly re^stered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ala mance County, North Carolina, in Book No. 43, pages 455-458 to secure the payment of a certain Bond, conveyed certain real es tate, and whereas default having been made in the payment of said Bond and interest, I will ex pose to public sale to the highest bidder, for cash at the Courthouse door of the County of Alamance, on Sar. Jan. 20, 1912 at eleven o’clock a. m., the land conveyed in said Mortgage Deed to wit: A certain tract or parcel of land in Burlington Township, Al amance County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Washington Street, Lot No. 12, and others, bounded* as follows, viz: Beginning at stake corner of Washington & 40 ft Street (un named) running thence with said Washington Street South 88’ 45’ East 98 ft. to a stake corner of lot No. 12, thence with line of lot No. 12 South 1’ 30’ East 167 1-3 feet to corner of lot No. 23, thence, with line of lot No. 23 West 98 ft. to corner on said 40 ft Street, thence with line of said Street North 1’ East 1671-3 feet to the beginning containing 37400 of an acre, more or less, and being lot No. 11 in survey of Ireland property, a diagram of which appears in book of deeds No. 36, page 108, office of Regis ter of Deeds, Graham, N. C. This is a comer lot situated only one block from street car line. This 11th day of Dec., 1911. Grace E. Hoffman, Mortgagee. Undivided profits, less cur rent expen.stss and taxes paid Dividend.^ unpaid Notes and bills rediseouiitfKl Bills payable Time Certificates of Deposit Deposits subject to check Savings deposits Due to Banks and Banker.s Oashiere Checks ontstading Accrued interest due deposit''rs Totai. State of North Carolina. County of Alamance, I, J. M. Fix, Ca«hie»* of the above named bank, do solemnly .swear that the above statement ih true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. M. FIX, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 1 Lth, day of December 1911. J. C. STALEY, Notary Public. Correct Attest: Ja*. N. WILLIAllSON Jr W. K. HOLT. J. H. HOLT Directors. 7,!^24.8t .59.746.^2 3 (ii),565,70 47,502.12 si4.;^o L818.25 ;?410.2G(L5a Isiey’s Great Department Store is filled with the newest and best, make some prices that will interest you during the next thirty days, long Goats at specially low prices, $20 und $25 ladies’ coat suits, gray, brown mixed, tan, black and blue, spieci^l'at $10.95. $15 ladies’suits, good range of colors, very latest styles at $9.85; . $10 and $12.50 ladies’suits $7.98. $7,50 and $8 ■ :“ $5.45/v: $12.50 and $15 black caracal coats at $9.95. $10 black caracal coats at $7.48, ^ $7 and $8 coats $5.25. Children's coats $1.5t) to $5. Great values in ladies’ skirts, $I $1,90, $2.65, $3.40, $4.25, $5 and $6. Closing put prices on all millihery. A greist saving on ladies’ hats. Gome in and see the offerings and take advantage of the prices. Men’s and boys'suits and overcoats—We know that you can save -from $2 to $8 on a suit. We have determined to reduce our stock and have put a price oh it Which m quiqkwork $12.50 and $15 men’s suits $9,95, $10 and $12,50 men’s suits :$7.7Si;:^ $^^ and $9 men’s suits $5-98. $5 and $6 men’s suits $3.95. Big values in boys- suii Long pant suits $2, $3, $4, $4.50 ank'$8.95. Boys’ knee pant suits $1 to $6 95. $8 men*a rain cbat® $5. $7 and $8 men’s overcoats $4,95, $9 and $10 men's overcoats $6*95. , Boys’ overcoats $2.75 to 3>6. $5 men’s beaver overcoats, navy and black, $2.98, Big deal in ladies’ kid gloves. —$1 ladies’ kid glove, special 56c, brown, tan and black. Ladies’ -hew hand bags, in velvet, 50c, 75c, $I and up to $3. Other bags 25c 10 $2i Big bargain in ladies’, men’s and boys’ shoes, in lace and button, tan and black - Vici, gun metal and patent leather. See our house furnishing department, second floor. We have just received a big lot of and $18 velvet art squares 9x12 $10.95' $25 and $30 axminster art sguafes $19.05; $3l50 and $4 velvet rags 36x72 $2,95. Everything you want in chairs, ru^, lounges, daven ports, beds, dressers, etc. See our glass ware, enamel ware and crockery department. It will pay you to se the offerings on our 5c; lOc, 15c, 25c and 50c tables. You will be surprised at the purchasing power of your money here. We want your trade and are going to offer you such prices in every departnient that will induce you to come here and do all your shipping. You can afford to come many miles to buy your every want all under one roof at a saving. Come and see the stock and you wiU make money. I All jWcEns the giver to nund so often; store is m perfect readiness Snow Camp ttems. Mrs. T. J. Dixon who has been real sick is some better we' are glad to learn. Prof. J. B,. Robertson visited the school at Sylvan Friday and gave a few encouraging words. Mr. Ode Stuart and Miss Myr tle Coble visited on Liberty No. 3 Saturday night and Sunday. A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Stuart’s Thanksgiving day and enjoyed a nice turkey dinner. There were about eighty-five present. Mr. Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Min ter McPherson of Kas., and Dr. Hackney of Teun. were present. . All report a fine time. Mrs. lilancy. Beard of Rocky River is spending a few weeks with'Mrs. D. H. Durham, r ,Lyndon and Roy Stuart, of Guilford spent Thariksgifing hfe^C"” Mrs. Cicero Dixon is right sick at this writing. Nothing else is so well appreciated; Nothing eke recalls Nothing else is sore to be; Just whs^ I needed most. Our for the great holiday season, with an immense stock of reliable and trustworthy merchan dise. New styles and new ideas will greet you in every turn. Let us asnst you in sel ecting - - - - - - - - . . ^ . . If a Real Money-Saving Event is of Interest to You, Read This. You Will Find that This is Something More than Ordinary: OUR ENTIRE LINE OF LADIES’ COATS AND COAT SUITS—Strictly up-to-date and the best there, is for the price to be closed out by Christmas. Our regular prices are lower than other stores, bence these big reductions of prices are of particular importance. 1^10 to $11.50 Coat Suits for |7.^. $12.50 Coat Suits for |10. $14 Coat Suits for $11, $16.50 td $17.50 Coat Suits for $13.50. $22.50 Coat Suits for $16.50, $25 to $27.50 Coat Suits for $19.50 $30 to $35 Coat Suits for $22.50. All ladies’ and Children’s Coats reduced from $1 to $2.50. RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY FURS aad there is no Vetter Christmas present. Neck Peices $1 to $10. Mnffs 1.75 to 12 Sweaters at a Big Reduction. $2 Ladi^’ all-yrool Sweaters for $1.65. $1.65 Misses’ and Children’s all-wool Sweaters for $1.35 Colors: White, Red and Black. Umbrellas $1 to $3, Neckwear 10c to $1.50, Handker chiefs to $1.50, Embroidered Cepter Peices and Jap* anese Drawn Work 10c to 453, Gloves 25c to $1.50. Ta ble Linen 25c to $1.6Q per yd^ Napkins 40c to $3, BlanK- ets 70c to $9 per pair, Quilts 75c to $3. GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Burlington, North Carolina. 1 vsnyr. 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