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cts. special at
[cial at 5 cts. per
well selected
|ds. 3000 yds. of
value 6 and 7
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The State Dispatch.
We Have Just Received
a full line of Wc ods and Landreths Garden seeds.
For sale by weight and measure. Now'is the time to
spray your trees.
FREEMAr
PHONE 20
DRUG CO.
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Mrs. Arthur Bell of near , ^
•06 is the guest of her f itv.her,
Mr, J. A. Whitt, who is quiW ill.
J. W. Bryan of Speacer,
Sunday the guest ox his
Mrs. W. W. Brown,
Mr.
pent
sister.
Mr. R. A. Coble spent Suaday
the cfuest of his mother wear
Low’s Church.
Miss Myra Dorsett left a f^
J.V3 ago for Charlotte where she
^viil accept training in a \7;nole-
sale millinery house.
Miss Bertha Nee.se was the
cruesi of her parents and J-Irs.
J B Neese in Guihord County.
nday.
the
^LCK^i^L AMD I>KRSOKALi|
Mrs. Arthur Way who has been
very sick is improving some.
For Rent or Sale—Nice six roojn
house apply to W. S. Oakley.
Mr. Bose Huffines has return
ed from Southern Pines where
he has been for his health.
The property of F. V. Snell de
ceased will be disposed of Satur
day at one o^ clock at his home.
Miss Byrd McClure has accept
ed a position as ’phone salesman
and collector for The Merchants
Supply Co.
Mr. Bruce Lewis of Scotland
Neck is in town this week a busi
ness visitor.
Pittsfield Barred Plymothrock
Eggs, $1.00 the dozen.
Mrs. W. E. Hay.
Misses Cal Boland and Byrd
McClure will spend Saturday and
Sunday at Durham the guest of
relatives.
Suits made to order from $9.25
to $40.00.
S. Allen Horn
In our next issue of The State
Dispatch we will announce the
names of those who have entered
the contest.
Hart & Hall Co., have been a-
warded a $50,000 contract of
macadam work in the town of
’ Graham. Taswell County, Va.
The Alamance Printing House
with Messrs Ireland & Allen as
proprietors have announced that
they will publish a daily paper in
our town.
Mr. Joseph DeCarteret who
lived with his daughter Mrs. W.
C. Thurston died Tuesday morn
ing at the age of 79years. Fun
eral services was conducted this
morning from the home by Rev.
Sykes burial at Pine Hill Ceme-
\Ve are sorry to learn f; -
ieri'vjs illness of Mr J. A. ■ini'Tiitt
cf East Burlington. His many
friends hope he may soon recover.
Percell Thurston of !l;Uch-
:it Sunday at home the
'f his parents Mr. and
C. Thurston. ;;
the
17G,
iorse-
Bur-
in
and
inoiid sp
o'uet't 0
Mis3 EmogeneThnrston of!
'1. F. College. Greensboro, spent
^a'uvday and Sin lay at home
the guest of her parents.
WANTED—One second-aand
furnace boiler, 2o or 30
power. Address Box
iington, N. C.
Mr. Thomas Soots of Gibson
ville, N. C., spent Sunday
town the guest of relatives
friends.
Editor R. M. Andrews, of; the
Burlington News, filled the pul
pit at the Presbytenan Chiurch
Sunday morning in ^be absence
oftheHastor, Rev. D. MelviK
Don’t forget Auction Sale of
2nd Hand Wagons, Bugps andl
iHamess on Monday, Feby.
91^ at 12 o’clock. N. S. Lard-
ell, The Always Busy Stcre.
Mr. Jas Underwood a travel
ing representative for Mrs. Joe
Persons Remedy is at^l^pe this
week. , : ■ -.
Our friend Mr. J. A. Itall v/hb
sells Star Brand shoes vdll leave
next week for St, Louis to begin
his spring canvas,
Mr, C. T. Hunt of Oxford.
N. C. has accepted a position
with Jos, A. Isley & Bro. Co. he
began work Tuesday.
Messrs. Carl and Lacy Sellars
of Greensboro spent Sunday the
guest of their sister Mrs. Her
bert Compton.
Patronize the ladies conductore
on the street cars each Tuesday
for the next six weeks and as
sist the; Civic Leagua.
The ladies are preparing to
sell refreshments on the street
cars next Tuesday, for the bene-
^fit of the Civic League.
Sergeant John Waddington of
the regular army was here the
past week giving special instruc-
ions in new military drill.
We are sorry to report the con
dition of Mr. J. M. Cates who
has been ill for some days not
improved.
Miss Ella Andrews who is at
Greensboro taking a course in
learning to operate a linotype
machine spent Sunday at home
the guest of relatives.
Mr Geo Smith has decided to
name his daughter Mary Louise
and says he feels confident she
will win the Ford Auto in The
State Dispatch Contest.
Hon. E. S W Dameron return
ed Saturday from Sampson Count
y his home where he spent sev-
eril days the pa^ t week the guest
or veiatives and friends.
Mr. Herbert Coble who has
been confined to his bed with La |
grippe for several days is improv j
ing and will soon be able to bei
out. I
Miss Carrie Hornaday of James j
town spent Saturday an :. Sunday '
the guest of her father .Vir. R. G
Hornrday and family in • the su
burbs of the city.
B. A. Sellars have a new ad
this week showing their spring
showing in new coat suits. This
showing is all fancy tailored and
will draw the attention of the
ladies.
Miss Mamie Clapp of Greens-
bore is the guest of Mrs. T. F.
Co’ie and family for several days
Misis Clapp has a number of
friends in this city who are al
ways glad to see her.
The regular monthly meeting
of The Woman’s Christian Tem-
])erance Union will be held at
Mrs. J. H. Vernon’s, Broad
Street Monday evening February
26th at 3:30 p. m.
Do you know that the Civic
League will get a part of the pro,
ceeds taken by the Piedmont
Electric & Railway Co on each
Tuesday for the next six week’F,
Then patronize them.
There is rumor afloat that;^
new enterprize will be local^"
here for the manufacture ofi]inSw
cases etc. It is thought iEhe old
railroad shops will be secured as
headquarters.
Iftvicgs of Years*
1
Feb. v3—Mr.Lewis
!^pm^iof Patetown .'came to,
do some trading and
®|SiiiBi‘the money which-repre-
the savings of himself
jffe for several yeaxsi and
going the rounds of the
elt^Siscovered that he had lost,
or i^eone had stolen, ^
hi^fcbit pocket. Mr. Pate is a
^ o^-armed roan and though in
dustry and economic living had
«aved this money fora “rainy ,
/day,’Vahd>jfc^^ falls h^vily
upon him indeed.—Charlotte Ob-
^ ' . v'
It much wotse, thoU^. if it
. 0^ Mr. Pate vwiildn*t it ?
precaudon to puthis
moiiey ih the tenk wd a check book in his pockct
this notice would never have been in the' papa:.
When hf^und his check bcok gone the bink
w^d gladly have given him another.
|h’t be lik^ Mr, Pate. Deposit vour money
i>ay your bills by cheek the business
NOTHING TO LOSE: ALL TO GAIN.
Your name in connection with a notice like the
above would look bad in the paper;
Having a good opportunity to
reduce the tariff on wool, the
Democrats proceed to dally with
the steel schedule.
Wouldn’t it be awful if the
Colonel told Dr. Lyman Abbot
please not to support him?
We pay 4 per cent interest on S.AVINGS AND CERTI-
FCATESOF DEPOSIT.
Miss Bertha Huftmau of tery
Greensboro spent Sunday at Mr. L. B. Whitted and milliner
home the guest_of _her pgpnts Beulah Petty will leave to-
I Car fine No. 1 Baldwin & Greeiiing .Apples.
1 Car Mountain City fine feed, none better.
1 Car J. Alien Smithes Peerless Feed^
1 Car J. I. Pritchetts Fine bread Meal.
1 Car Dan Valley Flour.
1 Car Colton seed hulls.
1 Car Cotton seed meal.
1 Gar Imported Irish^Polatoes, Onions, White and
colorcd beans, Lemons. Oranges, Hay, Corn, Oats,
cabbage, and all kinds of feedstuffs.
A n ad in The S tat?
pay. Try one and s«
will
P.- Hufl-manv
work Suiiday
Mr. and Mrs. P.
returning to her
evening. ;
Miss Jennie Vaughn whoi|has
been the guest of her sister at
Elm City since the mamane of
her niece Mr. Chas. Watson ihas
returned home and is at her post
of duty again.
Mr. Robt. Garrison of |!rn
of Garrison & Allen of
Point spent Sunday nighi;, ’
guest of his old friend : r
Goodman. Mr. Garrison spent
Sunday with relatives : and
friends.
I.. Wednesday for the north
ern v i'les where they will spend
some tiii.e buving goods and get
ting ine styl. s * They represent
the u ell Kno’Aii W nitted Bros.
Ti.o ii'A.-ning service will be
e*i in ’ f Front Street
-..Kji-r '"nnal Church
South on the first Sunday in
.i'.-nn Carlyle Kil-
•• D.' D. ■ t Durham, will preach
•.'s.. \h K-es that day. It is
X ' c m; ;’par a number of the
.id pKSlovs will be here and one
ij' them will preach each night
he week following.
Merchants Supply Co.
Successors to Burlington Grocery Co.
Burlington, N. C.
Call Phone No. 13. The lady salesman vdll answer.
Do Not Wait Until You Are On Your
Death Bed To Make Your Will.
Some people have’the mistaken idea that the making of
a will should be one’s last act on earth.
The greatest mistake in the world? ^
Here’s an illustration of one reason why;
Rock Hill, S. C,, Fei J 13.-William J. Caveny, afpromi-
nent and gr’eatlv beloved citizen of Rock Hill was^ found
dead in bed this morni ng.
“Mr. Coveny was on the’street yesterday as usual and
had not been all sicl,:. i'’
Here’s aifiother reason why:
No document requires more c’dVQ in its preparation than*
a v.’ill; a good lawyer should be consulted and every detail
made clear. Then your will should be stored in the safest
place possible.
The safest place :ili the county is in our vaults.
This is the strongest banking and trust company in Ala
mance County and wc ::an help you prepare your will as if
should be done withontlcost to you.
This is r^h importrnt matter,
come in and talk it over with us to,-day.
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO.
Executors, administrators, guardians.
THE STRONGEST BANSlNG INSTITUTION IN THE COUNTY.
I. J. MAZUR
THIS PUNCH CARD ISi
WORTH ONE DOLUR
In Obtaining
The famous ROGERS Silverware.
Teaspoons $1.54
6 Dessert Spoons 1.78
6 Table Spoons 1.98
6 Medium Knives 2.44
6 Medium ForKs 1.98
1 Sugar Shell and Butter Knife 1.49
1 Berry Spoon 1.68
1 Gravy Ladie 1.68
Bring this card, and when you make a cash purchase at
our store, have the amount of your pu>x;hase punched out.
When the total amount of $5.00 is properly punchod out,, we
will accept this card as $1;00 in cash, and you can select from
above sets or pieces, and pay the balance of odd cents in cash.
Our Plan:-Will enable you to obtain a complete set of the
Famous Rogers Silverware for one-third of its value. ■ .
J. D. & L. B.
we sell Kabo and Americani*
Beauty Gorsets. The early spring
I styles of Dress Qoods, Ginghams
Laces and Embroideries have ar
rived.
NOVELTY laces AND EMBROIDERIES
Embroideries in matched patterns for Dress
es. Skirtings, Flounces, Bands antji Ihsertings with
plain materials to complete the dress will be shown
on the center tables in the mid^e of the store,
where they’ll not fail to attract. New Laces, Smyr-
nas, Valenciennes, Irish Crochet, Mechlins, Ciuny ,
and Novelty Laces of many kinds^ Ask to see these.
J. D. & L. B. WHnTED
Burlingtoii, ^
OorBi^tirs will visit the Nortliern Markets
next weeii
Spring Showing of New Styles
in Ladies Man Tailored Coat
Example:—To obtain a set of Tea Spoons, value as above
$1.54 pay us the odd 54 cents and we wiSlaccept this card,
properly punched out, as $1.00.
L J. MAZUR,
■lYX u I '
Burlington, N, L
In gray and tan mixtures, solid blues, Creahi and
m cream ground with pin stripes. High griide mater-
[A ial and workmanship. Moderate in price $12.50 to
Come and see them riow while the showing is
f) good.
^ Special.,' y ■V
^ 60 Semi'tailored and lingerie Waist. Neat em-
broifeed fronts and lace trimmed. Some with lace
^ collars and others with low neck. No more to be had
I at this pricci $1.25 Afaljje at 90Ci $1 75 value at
$1.25. ; ’
B. A. Sellars & S(Hi
BURLINGTON, N, C
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