-to
0.
Inced that thfe annual
Jould take place at Bar
|n Aionday in Eastir
•e 450 beau lit u I efga
lid. The atieet cm to
buich at 10. a. m.
Iv.  u\c alf-0 le all kinds
rd>edeggs.
I flour, meal and
jving just added
;ry and dusl Jcol-
[hat one sack will
(not afford to be
in i you will have
|er before. Those
rfgulaily alter-
best cash
heat
leat and corn.
N. C
We have a fin6 6f gard«i* and flower seeds,
by weight or riieaiSure.
^REEwTaN drug CO.
BURUNGTON, N. C
Phone 20.
Special attention given to mail orders.-
^tp^ixiGSdsbSrothe guest, the Graded School and Miss
• nes music Instructor of 06n Cd-
[lege spent Easter
Miss Mary Poster.
the
of
tl^OCAJ^ AND PERSOlSrAAl
Geo. Gross spent part of . Mi^ Aflie Griffeth tocher in
„?his brother
Julia and Lizaie Fogle-
spent Mond^ynightatWhitj Foster wj,« has
, T i;' 1 C5 rs#*' teaching at Bonsell having
Mr. and Mrs. J. ®^“ iXsharge of the muMc department
Whitsett spent Tuesday i® . is expected home soon. Her
town shopping* school closes Friday.'
Misses Alvenia Guthne and, Mrs. Lucian Gross and daught-
T^Iamie Holt were recent Greens- ’ er Catharine of Goldsboro are
j)oro visitors. I spending some days the guest of
H R. May and daughter, Ws father Mr. L. B. Gross and
Qadie are’the jruest of her sister! family.
Mrs 'k.itig of Durham. } Miss Blanche Burton of High-
‘ C Patterson is visiting' tower was in town Tuesday vi^sit-
at’Orange Grove for sev *ng her many fnenns. Miss Bur-
i ton has been saleslady m the mil
~ Is-
! Tuesday io (rr^nsboro.
{ Mr. Nick Mebane and family
|jOf Greensboro spent Sunday the
guest of his parents.
Rev. Hocutt and wife. of Gra-
spent Mond^^y the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thurston.
E. M. Cheek spent Sunday and'
Monday with his friend Mrf Wal
ter Stain back at Stain back.
return
eo Friday from Greensboro where
she attended a meeting of wo
mans MissioHary ^ocietyjc,
Littie Miss Josephine Thurston
gave an E^ter egg hunt to a
liumber of her Httle friends Mon
day which was very much enjov-
ed.
Mi$s Berthtt ^Huffman accom-
paniied by tyoung ladies from
Greenshor(vs|)ent;Sunday athome
wth her i^r^ts Mr. and Mrs.
P. P. Huffman.'
urday is improving nicely.
The State Dispjatch gladly ex
tends the use of its press to the
Burlington News, whose press
broke down, to print the News
this week.
Miss Lucile Edwards of Sea
board who has been teaching at
Columbus, N. C. Misses Lena
Cobh and Erma Graves and Mr.
Sam Hobinson of Danvitle spent
from Fridayjto Monday the^est
of Miss Edna Graves.
joi I ■
Dr. N. Rosenstein, the Eye’.>
Specialist of Durhamr^will make
his regular monthly call to Bur
lington next Taesiiy, April the
16th, stopping at the Burlington
Drug Co. j for the purpose of ex
amining eyes and fitting gl^ies.
Dr. Rosenstein is aa Expert ; in
the Optical line^ and her guariga-^^
tea his worlc to give satisfaction.
So if you are in need of : gliasses*
don’t fail to see him Tuesdsiy,
April 16th.
mm
M
■ 's:
be a great ad-
and inves-
itks of each
igiiest bidder.
tioneer
Mrs
relatives
days-
Chas. Fitch of R. F.
_ ! Unery department of Jos. A.
D, 5 was i ley ^ rjo
;S’to Rex Hospital Raleigh' ®
“sTvvMk to be operated on
First National
second floor.
j Mrs. J. S. Kagey and son Paul
I left Monday for Berkley, Va.,
! where they will join Mr. Kagey | m
, and make their home in the fu-; Ti
Bank ture ^jjgg board with
1 her aunt Mrs. Ed. Teague.
John H. Vernon has changed
his office from the Morrow Build^
ing to tbe
Building,
Mrs. Mollie Ireland of Greens- { Miss Delois Cheek who sp^nt
boro is spending some days the several days the guest of her par
guest of her neice Miss Mable ents Mr. and Mrs. A. Cheek re-
! turned to her studies at Reidsville
Mrs. Eugene Long who has been Tuesdai^
n
U
Sellars & Son.
To Women Who Care.
Women who are decidedly particular about corret
and becoming style, and want their liew Spring and
Summer Clothes to exhibit that discriminating taste
and excellent judgement so much desired will find,
at this store, the Garments and Dress Goods they
will like, however critical th^ey may be.
1, •
time ^
Slaved his nione^
don’t you do the same?
c.
Spring Silks.
sick for the past several months
has recovered and is the guest of
her mother at Mebane.
Mrs, M. T. Langley of Durham
spent Sunday and Monday the
guest of her mother Mrs. S. G.
Boland.
Miss Emogene Thurston of
Greensboro spent Easter at home
the guest of her parents Mr, and
Mrs. W. C. Thurston.
Buggy For Sale—Practically
new open top with summer Para
3ol, Will sell at a bargain.
Central Loan & Trust Co.
J. A. Warren cashier of Mer-
c\\ants Bank of Durham spent
Sunday the guest of Mr. Jno. R.
Foster and family.
Misses Mattie Atwater and,
Bert Garrison of Eton College
spent last Friday night the guest
of Misses Allie and Willie Patter
son.
SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!
SHINGLES!!!-Afine lotof Long
Leaf Pine Shingles, at lowest
prices. Cox & McKinney, Elon
College, N. C.
. Mr. W. J, Horne and daughter
Miss Bertha May spent Saturday
Sunday and Monday at Asheboro
the guest of his sister and other
friends. Miss Bertha May is one
of our popular contestants.
Mr. R. J., Sellers of Wilming
ton who recently moved to this
town is busilv engaged as Mana-
Life In-
, ger of the North State
Misses Minnie and Lillie Wilson ' purs^nce Co. with office in the First
of Greensboro spent Sunday and Rarik Building second
Monday the guest of their cousin flof>r. He Micceeds A. Cheek who
Miss Grace Hoffman. > resigned some days ago.
i
Gsv. Ki'C^en spent a short
vvhi^e in town Friday. It was
the of the Masonic Or-
dt'f'tn i.im g.ddress them
P’ridHv Itnf the death of
Chas. i>. A>(>ok prevented his
iiein>2f r >
Mi.'S Lois Workman spent Sat
urday, Suiwiay and Monday on R
F D'5 fbe jruest of her former
school mate Miss Mamie Ander
son.
Miss Mamie Clapp assisted bv
Miss Grace Hoffman and Mrs. W
C. Blagg have charge of the dress
making department for B, A.
Sellers & Son.
WANTED—One or two good
farm hands or one that can m in-
age three horses crop, work on
shares. Good land, horse and
tools will furnish house if neces
sary.
J. N. Wood, Graham, N. C.
The seasons most popular weaves and colors,
which we ne w have on display makes our Silk otter
ing at these pi*ices a decided advantage.
All Silk Foulart s 21 in. wide 50c quality at 39c.
Spot proof 36 in. wide |1.00 quality
at 87c.
All Silk “ “ “ 24 in. “ $1.00
Guaranteed Messaline Satine 36 in. “ $L00.
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.jH Pric^ 25c to $2.00 per yard.
Specials While they last
only.
Messalines Silk Petticoats with a French pleted
ruffle in blacks and colors only $1.98.
500 yds. white French Lavvn and Mercerized Ba
tiste 40 in. wide sold everywhere from 2®c to 25c our
price 12 l*2c.
Did you know you cpiild save
money by ordering your
Spring Suit frrm us. Gome
and inspect our all Wool pat
tern and judge for yourself.
We liianufectory our goods
and make our suits. That’s
vthy can sell them for $15,
Quick sales and small profits
is our motto, ppri^'t but
come now anii get thatSpring
suit made. Fit guaranteed.
The National Woolen Mills
Branch Store W, Main Street next to Grotto,
PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK.
It’s The Business Way.
\
You raise yourself in the estimation of your
friends and business assodates evei*y time you
display a check book insisead of a purse; it is
a sign of thrift and business sangacity.
It’s The Safe Way;
A cancelled check is the best receipt
the last word. . '
Also, if you lose a check book you can get
another FREE.
But if you lose a ten-dollar bill, what ttien.
Your money is absolutely safe in our bank we ar6 reapon
sible for it. You cannot lose it here.
4 per cent interest, Compounded Quarterly,
Paid on savings and time deposits.
Come in and talk it over with us today.
Government Depository For Postal Savings.
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO.
A. SELLARS &
Main Street,
N. C.
For Results, advertise in
State Dispatch, It will pay.
Burlingt(
N. C.
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
iintrimmed hats.
We have the Tagal Milans Nea
politans etc.
We did not forget the little boys
A IV ce line of hats for them.
Morrow Bason & Green
N. C.
Everybody cordially our
Grand openiiig Friday and Saturday
March 29 and 30.
Dry Goods; Notions, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Shoes,
etc. ' V' ^ r "
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