Chamber for short
)1 Auditx>rium, where
By the order.
E. S. W. Dameron.
Mr. J. D. Kemodle
C. B. Webb.
Judge N. L. Eure.
J. W. Sechrest.
George D. Smith.
By the Order.
t. and the members
to attend and wear
ICE CREAM
We are in position now to wholesale Ice Cream any quanity
Of any flavor. Give us your order.
freeman DRUdi CO.
BURLINGTON, N. C.
, Phone 20.
i local and persona al
Life is getting to be just one
state convention after anothe u
See Graham
Money to Lend.
Loan & Trust Co.
Esq. Hall and the lawyers of the
town have arranged to have court
at the mayors hall at nine o’clock
gacli morning.
Mr. J D. Payne who returned
sonie weeks ago from his farm,
ancl winter home in Florida, is
iiow residing in hi^5 cottage near
the Piedmont Electrie Power
house.
The meeting at the Presbyter
ian Chiirch closed Sunday night.
Xhe sermon preached by Dr.
Anderson have been good and
niuch good will result there
from.
Two Cylinder Runabout Max
well Automobile for sale at a low
price. If interested communicate
ford garage COMPANY
GREENSBORO. N, C.
Dr. N. Rosenstein, the eye
specialist of Durham wil make
his regular call to Burlington
Tuesday May 21st, stopping at
the Burlington Drug Co, for the
pirpose of examining eyes and
fitting glasses, all his charges,
are very moderate, andguaratees
tii8 work.
Mr M. B. Linsay has resigned
his position with the Anthony
lumber Co. and opened up busi
ness for himself in one of the
_ Coble’s Grocery handles Prem
ium Coffee.
Buckeye cultivator, good as
new at bargain, Co|)le-Brad-
shaw Co.
Miss Mattie Atwater of Chap
el Hill spent Monday night m
town the guest of Mis? Mayme
Holt.
Mrs C. ,F. Neese has recently
added a new cash register to his
store. It is a unique and up-to
date machine. One of the most
completely arranged we have ev
er examined.
Mr. R. A. Coble and Miss Ad-
die Ray spent Sunday the guests
of Miss Ray’s father near Gra
ham. /
Mrs. D. C. Stewart of Greens
boro, R. No. 2, spent part of the
papt week the guest of her sis
ter Mr. R. A. Coble.
Mrs. I. J. Mazur returned last
week from the North. She was
accompanied by her daughter
Marion.
Burial of the Maine at the
Grotto Thursday night.
A large crowd attended the
May services at Union Ridge Sun
day. Many from this place were
present and report a good time
vdth plenty of dinnar.
Mra. W. W. Brown leave
Friday for a visit to relatives at
Richland, N. C.
Miss Mary Foster of Winston
SOMETHING NEW.
You wili find on display many new, pretty and
Stylish Trimmed Hats
Prices to suit all. From |3.00 up.
We can show you some pretty tJiigene
Hats.
We are also getting in a nice lot of new shapes.
Another loc of baby"caps and little boys hits just re
ceived.':
If you need a new hair switch, vve can match your
hair ui any price switch you want.
Morrow Bason & Green
INCORPORATED,
Burlington, N. C.
Old Bridge plant buildings where Salem, N. C.> is the guest her
he will be glad to see his many
friends. Mr Linsay is a good lurii-
ber raan knows the busineiss
top to bottom, and if needing any-
tMng in his line you will do well
to s«e him.
Mr. C. M. Coble had the mis
fortune to lose his horse, which
died Tuesday morning. This is
a big loss to Mr. Coble, as the
horse was a valuable one;
Rev. Zaugg of Albemarle ar
rived Monday and is preaching
some inspiring sermons at the
Reformed Church this week. The
meeting will continue every night
this v/eek and close Sunday af ter-
njon with a sermon at three o’
clock.
l^aiidinQther/ Mrs. Martha Fos
ter and other relatives this w^k.
Mr. Clyde May of R. F. D. No.
4, while in town Monday receiv
ed a broken leg, being thrown
from a wagon, the team being
unmanagable.
W. J. Brooks, “the little mail
carrier,” had the misfortune to
get covejred with mud Toi^day'
morning.' As he was coming to
the Postoifice for his mail his
horse stepped into a sinky place
where some grading had been
done. Mr. Brooks was thrown
over the horse’s head, and as he
got up, c )v ered with mud, he
named 8r:California town, “Yuba-
dam.’.
Thy V nv Iroks are lies; eter
nal false nod. smiles in thy lips,
The ground has been broken
and work is being begun on our
new hotel, just back of the Pied- and flatt:rs in thine eyes,
niont building. —Smith.
THE UNSEEN DANGER.
The great ship, Titanic was considered the
safest ship in the world.
It was considered absolutely unsinkable.
Doubtless, not a passenger on board had the
slightest danger as he entered this gigantic
floating palace. He felt absolutely safe. No
disaster of wind, fire or water could befall
him. *
The unseen danger often lurks in apparent
ly the safest places. Man’s ing:enuity cannot
forestall it; no man can foresee it; Therefore,
the wisest thing a man ckn do is to have his
affairs in such condition at all times that, in
the event of sudden death, his estate will be
wound up exactly as he would wish.
A will, properly executed and in safe keep
ing, is the wisest plan.
When you appoint us as your executor, and
we assist you in writing your will, you can
rest assured that your estate will be distribut
ed exactly as you desire.---and there is no
charge.
Come in and talk it over, with us.
Government Depository.
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO
i
Oldest, Largest and Strongest Bank in Alainance County,
as Administrator, Exe^litor, . Trustee, etc.
WANTED. - Cnr load of Jtirsey
cows and heifff^rs this week if
possible, Ste J. C. Squires or
iPhone 250. "
J. C. Buchanan spent Monday
in Durham on business.
Mr. Zar.n Earn we 11 of Cross
Roads has I een the guest of his
brother,"Mr. J. A. Barnwell and
family.
Miss Mabie Eiliott spent from
Saturday to Tuesday at Greens
boro with her cousin. Hildrope
Cooper who is dangerously ill
and hardly expected to recover.
W. J. Fix of Raleigh spent
Sunday in town the guest of
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Isley of Rex hos
pital at Raleigh is spending a
few days at home the guest of
her parents.
Misses Mable Coggins and
Alice JRarks of Greensboro hav%
bteeh the gUest of friends in town
for a few dayau. ‘
Miss Maude Huffib^s of Gibson
ville spent Monday in town visit
ing.
DISEASED MEATS
DEATH’S ORIM REAPER
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NO matter whether you put,
> our money in the bank
or whether it is deposited there by
somebody else, it is going to reach
there just the same. Pvit it there
yourselt, and you will enjoy the fruits
of your labor.
Washington, May 11. —“A
greater number of Americans per
ish from eating diseased mest
than from any other cause.”
Mrs. C. B. Crane made this
statement to the House commit
tee on expenditures in the Agri
cultural Department today, while
advocating the adoption of th e
Nelson resolution to investigate
t^e meat inspection service.
Mrs. Crane, replying to a re-
cent circular of the department
of Agriculture^ which described
her as being "in the pay of some
one, said that an expert in hy
giene and sanitation she had been
employed bv an Ohio manufac-
turing concern at the personal
solicitation*of its owner, but that
employmeiSti she said, was en
tirely fore^i to her presient mis
sion.
Tiie Fir^
Bank
, N. C.
M. BASCOM
Dealer In
DReSSED LUMBER
Gar Lbts a specialty.
R. R. Shi^p Bldj|., Burlington
Phone 148
N. C.
Jfts. N. Williamsoii Elected Dele
gate.
James N. Williamson, Jr., and
T, ^enbow; of Forsyth
M)ithty'^ wfei« elected Tuesday at
Greensboro as delegates to the
National convention at Chicago.
J. H. Hoskins of Guilford and
R. J. Petree of Stokes wete
chosen alternates. These dele
gates were instructed to vote for
Roosevelt so long as Roosevelt
remained in the ring.
Sylvan lomiDencement.
The cOm nencement exercise of
Sylvan Academy near SnowCamp
will be held Friday, May 17, 19-
12. Dr. Jones 0. Atkinson of
li^lon uoliege will deliver the ad
dress at 11 a. m. There will fol
low a picnic dinner on the
grounds, a recitation contest,]
baseball game between Sylvan
and Friendship High School in the
afternoon, at eight o’clock in the
evening tne annual debaters con
test for a gold medal will be held,
a band will furnish music for the
occasion and a large crowd is ex
pected.
Friendship Not vs'Gniham.
Graham May 13.- In your is
sue of April 27, there is a write
up of a track meet between Gra
ham and Friendship, in which is
stated that Friendship defeats
Graham by a score of 65 to 14.
There was no fairness what
ever in this write up for the rea
son that it was not regarded by
me or our students as a meet,
but a practice. So we take the
article as a misrepresentation of
the real facts. Our understand
ing was that Friendship would
come over and practice with our
boys in order that we might
create more interest in field
sports jwre.
The^Graham boys had had no
practice in the following; Pole
vault, shot put, hammer, high
jump, and I might say broad
jump. We had practice in runf
ning, the,jn(»t of our time was
jg^ven to basd-ball.
-WMle t am writing I wish to,
say tl^ cou^sts; between schools;
Shc^ld be represented by bona-
fide students and not by out-side
student who cause a school to be
misrepr^nted.
S. G. Lindsay, Supt.
Graham Sdiools.
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has many attractions, new goods and prices. Every department
is filled with new goods and great offerings. Just a lot of white
buck pumps for ladies at 52.99 real value $3.60 to ^.00. ^ White
slippers for ladies anc children $1.00, |1.25, $1.50. Spepal values
in ladies slippers, gun metal, patent leather, and vici, new toes,
new styles, tan apd button. See our special offerings in ladies
and mans oxfords and shoes. A great offering at $1.29. We have
gone through our stock and find a pair of this and that l^ind, not
enough to keep in the regular line. Have placed on hunter at t
special price of $I,29. The^e shoes and oxfords are cheap tt
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Just rweived a big lot of ladies 8uid
mens silk hose in black, white, tan, navy, ox-blood joid heliope
special at 25c. Good line of ladies and mens hose, black and
white at 50c.
New things in dress goods, fancy marquisette 25c value, 20c.
New things in flouncing and enabroidery. Great values auid very
desireable patterns. Beautiful line of batiste, lawns and faqcy
flaxon, 10c, |5c, and 20c. 40 to 45 in. mercerised batiste, new and
desirable patterns at 20c. Great val^s in white goods. Pjeque,
wide welts, rep, special valiies 18 to Children’s suid Misses
dresses special 69c, real value $1.00, sizes, 6 to 14i" We have gone
through the shirt department and fiud a few numbers and a few
numbers and a few patterns at $1.00 we have put on sale at 49c,
also another line of mens shirts 50c to 60c value at 38c.
Some great values in men’s and bdys suits. Boys knet pants
knickerbpcker and straight, for the, lacge boy. We can fit your
boy. We are making some offerings in mens and boys suits that
will pay you to inspect.
See our millinery department. Ladies you can get suited here.
New, shapes and hats arrive very often.
House furnishing department. Everything that will add to the
beauty and comfort of your home can be found here. We want you to see the of
ferings here. Second Hoof. Filled with everything that is necessary for your home.
See our offerings in 5c voil, ginghams and embroidery. See our offerings in lOc
broideries, lace and flouncing. Men and womens gray hose, special 5c, real value
10c. i ■
Come to see us when you want bargains. We
the stock and the prices will
McCali Paticrn
^ No. 4645
h'ice, 15 cents
UDIES' DRESS
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