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We have a fine supply of garden and flower seeds, * ^
by weight or measure.
freeman DRUQ CO.
BURLyNGTON, N, c
Phone 20.
Special attention given to mail orders.
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^ SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!
SHINGLES!! 1—A fine lot of Long
L^f Pine Shingles, at low^t
prices. Cox & McKinney, Elon
CJollege, N. C.
To Women Who Care.
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Women who are decidedly particular about eorret
and becoming style, and \vant their new Spring and
Summer Clothes to e^ibit that discriminating taste
and excellent judgement so much desired will find,
at this store, the Garments and Dress Goods they
will like, however critical they may be.
Spring Silks.
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Seed Oats. Merchants Supply
Go.
Mr, Wilburn Tillett one of our
tobacco buyers spent Sunday at
purhani the guest of relatives. 
Mrs. D. S. Hall accompanied;
bv Dan Jr., went to Greensboro
^esdav to attend a meeting of.
Ladies Missionary Society of the |
Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard of Al-
tamaliaw were the guest of her j
brother Mr. Albert Kemodle Sun |
day.
Miss Daisy Ross of Durham
spent Thursday and Friday the
gvie-1 of her parents Mr. and Mrs
\V. R. Koss.
Corn, Oats. C. S. Meal and
Hal's. Shipstuff and Flour.
Merchants Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith of
Beiiemont spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. M. B. Smith and daught
er spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at High Point the guest of rela
tives.
W. J. Fix of Raleight spent
Sunday and Monday at home the
guest of relatives,
Annia Laurence Reitzel of Elon
College spent Saturday and Sun-
the guest of her cousins.
Mr. Henry Flemmings of Elon
College was in town Sunday the
guest of friends.
The Hawfield School taught by
Prof. Rogers with Miss Mable
Ellis of this place as one of the
assistants will close Friday. Miss
Ellis will be at home Saturday.
The successful school taught
by Miss Florine Robertson at Me
Cray’s during the past several
months came to a close Thursday
with a delightful exhibition.
Miss Mable Elliott spent Friday
and Saturday at Greensboro the
OTest of her uncle Mr. Cooper.
Mr. Tracy Mebane of Greens
boro spent Sunday in town with
relatives.
Mr. E. B. Hoin r who is em
ployed by the Holt-Engine Co.,
I is spending several days at Ati&n
ta and other cities in Georgia re
presenting the Oswego Bridge
Co,, of Oswego, N. Y.
Freeh Candies, 5, 10 & 25c.
I Store.
Martha Washington’s canr'y
for Easter. Burlington Drug IW.
A. Cheek spent last Wednesday
night at Greensboro attending a
meeting of the Red Men.
Miss Sue Mebane of Mebane
spent Sunday in town the guest
of her parents.
Miss Margie Scott of Mebane
was a visitor in our town last
week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Garrison was car
ried to St Leo’s Hospital Greens
boro Monday to be operated on.
Her many friends trust the op
eration will be successful.
Misses A. & L, Freeland of
Graham will entertain their
customers Saturday evening from
3 to 4 with music given by the
Messrs. Rich.
Mr. Jesse Copeland. Jr., Trav
eling Salesman for The Novelty
Wood Works of Ramseur, N. C.,
spent Saturday in the city on
business.
An Easter service will be held
at the Methodist Protestant
Church next Sunday night. The
exercises will consist of special
music by the choir and songs
and recitations by the children.
The public cordially invited to
attend.
Whitsett Institute will play
Bingham at Harden’s Park Sat-
urfay April 6th, at 3:30. The
batters forW^hitsett will be Ray
and Vernon. For Bingham Bland
or Bryan and Floyd. Whitsett
Institute will be accompanied by
band.
The Reverend John^Benners
Gibble, Rector of the Church of
the Holy Comforter, has just re
ceived ari invitation to preach
th*^ Commencement Sermon of
the Windsor Graded School,
W nd«or. N. C. This is the pro
gressive liome town of Ex Lieu-
tenai)t Governor Francis D. Win
ston. a tAW', thnt recentiv
built H rinr* np-to-d«ite. mod
ern beaut: fu! schof>l building.
The seasons most popular weaves and colors,
which we new have on display makes our Silk offer
ing at these prices a decided advantage.
All Silk Foularc s 21 in, wide 50c quality at 39c.
“ “ “ Spot proof 86 in. wide |1.00 quality
at 87c.
All Silk “ “ “ 24 in. “ $1.00 “
Guaranteed Messaline Satine 36 in. “ $1.00.
Spring and Summer
Wool Dress Goods.
New weaves, every wanted shade and we take ex- ,
, ceptional care to mark them so unusually low that
you will find Remarkable Values. A visit to our
store will convince. Prices 25c to $2.00 per yard.
Specials While they last
only.
Messalines Silk Petticoats with a French
plcted g ^
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by C. B, ZlMBtniiaB 1«
nor money.
He applied his time
he saved his money;
don’t you do the same?
le First
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ruffle in blacks and c6lors only $1 98. i
500 yds. white French La^vn and Mercerized Ba-
tiste 40 in. wide sold everywhere from 20c to 25c our ^
price 12 l-2c.
B. A, SELLARS & SON.
Main Street,
Burlington, N.^ C.
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;?5c. or as-
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5, 10 & 25c. Store.
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v.ii, 5. 10 25c. Store.
NEW MUSIC
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WHY A WILL?
An Educational Advertisement by the Alamance
Loan '& Trust Company.
People often ask the question:
“Why shonid I make a will ? . . , j.
‘ ‘Do not the courts give ample protection in the distribu
tion of one's property at his death ?”
Here is an answer which covers just , one small portion
of the provisions made by the laws of North Carolina in
in such matters:
When one dies without leaving a will the laws’ of North
Carolina give a husband no interest whatever in ^1^® ^®3.1
estate of his wi;e unless a child v/as born to them; on the
other hand, in such cases, the wife gets only one-third f: r .
her life time of the real estatvi of the husband ar.d only
one-half of his personal property. ^
This is the law andfeinless a will has been executed the
distribution made in such cases will be as above stated.
We will be glad to make clear any other point on the sub
ject.
When this company is appointed as Executor, we alllow
you to select any lawyer you wish and we pay all the ex
penses and also allow you to store the will under seal in
our vaults for safe keeping, free of charge.
Come in and talk it over with us today.
Government Depository For Postal Savings.
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO.
ETC.
Em#I
All the latest and most popular
hits of the season, 10c.
We have arranged to have with
us on Saturday the 6th, and Eas
ter Monday a lady to play the
pieces over for you, on one of
Mr. C. B. Ellis new pianos. If
you Jove good music visit, our
store Saturday and Monday, We
welcome you.
’ Wilson & Buchanan’s
5 10 and 25c. Store.
Stop, Look And
Did you know you could save
i^oney by ordering your
Spring Suit frrm us. Come
and inspect our all Wool pat
tern and judge for yourself.
We manufactory pur goods
and miake our suits. That’s
i^hy^ we cin sell them for $15^
Quick sales i^d smaU profits
is our motto. Don’t wait but
come no#and get that Spring
suit miade. Fit guarant*^.
The National Wooien Mills
Branch Store W. Main Street next to Grotto,
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You Can Be Suited,
Try Us
Ladies and childrens Hats. The
most beautiful and complete line
we have ever shown.
The latest styles in trimmed and
untrimmed hats.
We have the Tagal Milans Nea
politans etc.
We did not forget the little boys
A n ce line of hats for them.
Morrow Bason & Green
Burlington,
For Results^ advertise in The
State Dispatch. It will pay.
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Dry Goods, Notions, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Shoe«, Hats,
etc.
Everybody cordially invited to our
Grand openrag Friday and Saturday
II March 29 and 30.
J. D. & L B.
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