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Tfce State") jj X- «jte^tv j *V«a?T H Where Others Fail f 1 ^ X* t*f f»r> v-i . , 5^LI C-j iiiianCcd ^'r from S^’ortlar.d, fhe abso- 'ur tv of rHOUT EX- : correct lid abso- ’ experi- 1 makes, KNOWN |,emons, Ap- ton seed meal, |giri the s. We prices, build bit, and 1 are al- bjtter, tdi and seeking >o«r limbiiion to yise, all other t'Usi- Bnal reputation. J Vrltlnpr, Baslnest le conditions, a \ids of bank^ash- ^fiograpfiers are fas the result 4 1 Study, trices on lessons IF. Dk-\ughon, ID. 'Forfree caA' \LLEGE, V7rite □0]LI-KGF Happy New Year To You FREEI\»AN DRUG CO. PHONE 20 RELI\BL^, DRUGGISTS BURLINGTON, N. C I lOCAI. -A^ISrD PERSOISr^I.| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Hunt left Tuesday morning for Wilmington to spend two or more months. Miss Ruth Hall returned to school at Elon College Tuesday after spending pleasant holidays. Miss Hazel Lewis of Greens boro is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Squires. Jimmie Squires and sister spent Christmas at Brown Summit and Greensboro with relatives. Mrs. J. Zeb Waller left this mor'iing for Hillsboro to spend several days the guest of rela tives. Miss Lillie Turner returned Tuesday to school at the Normal 50 Boys Wanted at the Free man Drug Co. to sell goods apply at once. Jno. C. Horne of Danville is here the guest of his mother, brothers and sister. Miss May Baynes of Greens boro is the guest of Mrs. S. M. Hornaday for a few days. Misses Bessie and Daisy Wil son spent Sunday the guests of Mr. ^ ^—Superintend ent of the county home. Mr. G. C. Pickard of Chapel Hill spent Saturday and Sunday the guest of his friend Mr. L. L. Patterson. ... Mrs. M. T. Langley of Dur- at Greensboro after visiting her bam spent several days recently the guest ef her sistfer Miss Cal Boland. relatives for several days Rev. J. M. Walker of the Rich mond Theological Seminary who spent the Holidays with tives returned first of the to his seminary duties. Prof. Jno, L Beucheit Presi dent of Catawba College spent part of last week here on busi ness relative to Catawba College Miss Cecil Holt of the Normal who spent the holidays at home entertained as her guest Miss Hattie Belle Smith of Elon Col lege. Miss Clara Hughes of Elon College spent Saturday night and Sunday the guest of of Miss Ad- die Ray. Taking in the show at Graham Saturday night. Mr. Ben Barbee of Richmond, Va., who has been visiting friends and relatives in town during the holidays, returned to his home Monday. Bananas, both large and medi um bunches, ripe and fine, spec ial price until Xmas, buy now, they will keep until New Years. Wholesale by the bunch only Bur lington Grocery Co. Miss Cleta Patterson passed through town this morning re turned to Guilford College she had been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Patterson on Nol. Mr. G. W. Bradshaw, one of oar local hardware dealers was called to his home in the southern part of the county Wednesday on account of the illness of his fath er. Maxine Elizabeth, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Buchanan arrived Wednesday morning aft er Christmas, being the happiest Xmas gift that has ever adorned the home. Mr. Ralph Strayhorn of Fred ericksburg, Va., formerly postal week telegraph operator here spent several days here Christmas. Misses Cal Boland and Mable Lea and Messrs. Chas. Jeffreys and Rudy Gilliam spent from Monday to Wednesday the guests of Mr. Mack Lieath at Stony Ci*eek» Rev. Mrs. D. E. Bowers and son David, Jr. of High Point spent the Holidays with her fath er Mr. J. R. Mebane, returning Monday. Rev. Bowers visited them a few days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Hester >.of Raleigh spent the Holidays with Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Nicholson at their country home, Cherrycraft. Mra. Hester is remembered in Burlington as Miss Minnie Nich olson. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Montgo mery and family who have been living at Charlotte during the past two or more years have re- tu ■" "‘d and will move into their coti.tg? on Lexington Avenue within the next few weeks. iMiss Ethie Garrett, who is a student at the Normal this year and spending the holidays the guest of her parents spent Mon- 'iay at Greensboro where she un derwent a slight operation of the nose, Mr. J. J. Freeland of Hillsboro ^pent first of the week the guest >f his brother Mayor Freeland vnd sisters Mesdames J. Zeb Wal !er and J. M. Workman. He re turned with bis niece Miss Hor^ tense Rimmer who spent the holi days at Hillsboro with her ^ par ents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rimm- er and other relative?. C. B, and W. T. Way spent Christmaa in Randolph county. M Henry T. Wright and Miss Bettie Morrow were married Sat urday at Lynchburg, Va. Mr. J. W. Bryan, of Spencer, spent Christmas day the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. W. Brov/n. Mr. James Horne, of Durham, spent Saturday with his cousins, Mr. and Mri. W. W. Brown. L. M. Bentley, manager of Burlington Hosiery Mills, spent Christmas at his home at Union, S. C. A New Year dinner was given the Board of County Commission ers by Mr. W. N. Thompson,' road Superintendent, on last Fri day. Rev. J. D. Andrew left Tues day for Greensboro from which place he will bring Jno. B, Swartz to Mt. Hope to-day Wednesday, where he will speak, coming on to Burlington to speak Thursday night at the Reformed Church. Mr. Edwin M. King who has been holding a position in the grocery department of Jos. A. Isley & Bros. Co., has resigned and gone toNewnan, G i., to en ter the Southern School of Tele graphy. Mr. Ernest Cheek has accepted the place made vacant by Mr. King. Mr. V. H. Snyder, Overseer of the Finishing Department of Aurora Cotton Mills, gave his employees a supper at his home on Davis Street last Friday hight, which was enjoyed very much by all who were fortunate in being present and participat ing. Messrs. J. W. and W, W. Las- ley each gave a nice donation to the fire boys at their meeting Tuesday night which was very much appreciated. The donation was an appreciation of the valu able services rendered during the recent fire in the building occupi ed by the Banes Dry Good Co. HORSE AUCTION-Saturday, January 6th, at 11 o'clock, at Ben Walker’s Stables, (unless sold privately before that date) we will sell at Public Auction for Cash, 2 LARGE BAY HORSES. Work single or double. Gentle. Have 5 horses and only need 3. Ellis .Machine and Munic Co., Burlington, N. C. Rock €reek. It F. D. No. Christnfuis,.has come and gone again,- and we wish the Editor and the many readers of the Disr patch a Happy New Year. Mr. Ji C. Thompson, and little son of Trolinwood spent Christ mas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Thompson. Miss Emma Hobson of Guilford College spent the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. George Beal spent Christmas at the formers father, Mr. Andy Beal of near Elon College. Mr. Will Coble of Burlington visited relatives in this commun ity last week. ' Mrs. Lantie Thompson visited her parents, Mr. ani Mrs. Mah- lon Wicker last week. Some of our people attended the funeral of Mr. Jack McPher son at South Folk last Tuesday. Mr. J. A. Thompson is visiting at Burlington. Mr, David Wright and son visited at N. H. Wright’s Fri day. Mr. Lon Reveal of Ind. made music at Mr, Pe er Dixon’s on Christmas night.. Mrs. Amy Andrew and Miss Jane Thompson are visiting rela tives in Chatham. Aunt.Susie Kime is visiting at Mrs. Phila Green’s. Mr. D. W. Schall of Penn, brought a friend with him this year. It seems like Mr. Schall likes to come to this community to hunt for he comes every yeskr. Guess they find plenty of game. LIST OF UNCLAIMED LEtTERS HE Office at 30, 191t. REST AND HULTH TO K3THEI AND eNlUL Mn.S.WlNStO'W’S SOOTKIKO SVMf used for over SIXTY VBARS by MIUJONS rf I.IOTHERS for their CHI1.DKEN vmilM TKHTHING, with PBRFECT SUCCB^. It SOOTHES the CHILB, SOFTBNS the AI,LAYS all PAIN; CURES COMC. •nd is the best remedy for DXARRHffl^ It i* »b- harmless. Be sure «nd ask for ■vvinslow's Soothing Syrup,” and talce so atb« tiuil Twenty-five cents a botUc. Remaining in Post Burlington, N. C. Dec. Gentlemen: Rev. G. F. Bron, I. W. Blalock, E. H. Blackwell, E. L. Culber son, John Capes, W. M. Cable, Me Carmeleta, S. G. Davis,-Hon. D. j. Foster, Dock Fairly, T. D. Jones, J. S. Loman, Jas. H. Me Cauley (2), E. H. Smith, Willie Tinnin, Dr. & Mrs. Mell Thomp son, Himir Brokerage Co. Ladies: ^ Mrs. Allie Burrough, Mrs. An nie Holt, Mrs. Alice Martin^ Miss Buack Pairish, Miss Sarah Prc)iard, Mrs. Vella Preble,tMrs. Margaret Staley, Mr. & Mrs, Geo. D. Stephenson, Mrs, Willi' am Temple. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “Advertis ed,” and give date of advertised list. J. Zeb Waller, Post Master. Every woman would study ge ography if the boundary lines were lace work or hemstitched. • tss tst iSS dS dli fiS CffiL ^1* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ip ip TWO DOLLARS Deposited in this Bank each week will see-you with ^XOB.'T' ahead next CHRISTMAS. You will spend it, if you do not deposit it. Try saving your money by depositing it with us. M Monef to Logfi to Prospective Costomers |j ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Alamance Loan & Trust Comp’y BuNlngtwi, N. C. (Ilie Bank WMi Tie Bio CaM mencan I cordially invite you to visit tibe AMERICAN CAFE, where you will be served with all the market affords. All kinds of game and oysters in season. Private room for iadiSs .GOOD ORDER GUARANTEED... R. H. PEARSON, Proprietor Front Street Barliogton, N. C. Coat Suits Coat Suits! I J All fancy weaves. Some exceptional values just recdved which are very suitable fcr the season. Our prices are away'down below the other felic'- Come and see. Silk Dress Goods A complete lifie of silk dress goods. Some of the latest styles, if you will come and look we are snre you will buy. SEE OUR DAINTY CHRIST VIAS GIFTS. • m w T % f Curry and Thomas, Proprietors W. E. Hay ol^ Stand W Burlington, : North Carolina ^ Burlington Bargain Store Clnixr.'Kitt V)W,. Imf C. Ziatmemb C0.--N0.90 This is the time when the pinch ot poveirty is felt as at no other time of the year. You should np| en’wy those with money in the Bank for you cwi have a hank account yourself if jou v.ill only save. There is a- time ,co«aing.in every life as this season comes every yiear wheniyow will have joy in your life if you have sav^ ^nd sorrow if you have no>t. I THE FIRST NATIONAL eANK BurlingtonvN.C. CAPITAL $60,000:00 ASSETS $300,000.c0 Officers President. W. W. Lasley. Vice-Pres. Geo. W. Anthony. Cashier, A. L. DAVIS. Ass^t Cashier, J. E. Lasugy. Bookkeeper Roy W. Malone. Morrow, Bason & Green 3sm m irim* med hats for $1.00 All trii**med hats at just half price. We are all interested in i Christmas gifts, | We have handmade jabets and fancy articles ; also the Royal So ciety Embroidery and muslin Underwear. Morrow, Bason and Green CHi^fSTMAS Means Presents To Be Given I Do not puzzle j^urself over what to give, but come to our store and the presents virill suggest themselves. We carry useful things to make the home comforUble and beautiful. Our prices are, the lowest to be had. A great line to seler*t from. We want your business and will make it in teresting for you. a - -• :V.C 'M FyilTURECO. GKmM. NORTH CAROLINA I An ad in The State Dispatch will pay. Try one and see.
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