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Prescriptions fspeciaUy
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Have your watch^ repaired atj jjr. and Mrs. Albert Maione
have moved to Spencer where he
has accepted a position with the
Ste
Dr. C.
•varts Jewelry Store. ■
A. Anderson will leave
night for New York
2ere he wiU spend two months
jjiny a special course studying
JJe treatment of women and child
I ten-
i clas s from the Odd Fellows
Orphans Home in Goldsboro will
fn Church Thursday night at 8
concert at the Presbyterl-
arch Thursday night
Admission to all 15 c.
Gcod second hand Thomas Bin
der. good as for
jjaii’price. Goble-Bradshaw Co=
We have a Thomas Binder good
new for half price. Coble-
Go.
?vir, and Mrs. J. W. Barber af-
ler a weeks stay in Washington,
D. C. have returned home also
visited their uncle Rev. A. L.
Crouse of Charlottesville Va.
They report a pleasant trip.
Miss Swanna Crouse No 1 spent
Saiurdas and Sunday in Gibson-
Tjie with some of her friends.
The Burch Bridge which has
been discussed, or we might say
leave the “dis” off has finally
bsen completed and is now ready
for use.
The new R. C, Hupp Car of G.
Seilers drew quite a crowd
Monday evening on Main Street.
Mrs, Crawford, sister of Miss
Jlary Cates of this town died in
.\rkansas and was buried at Or
ange Grove Monday. Miss Cates
attended the funeral.
Mrs. B. R. Mauney of Cherry-
ville, N. C. is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. A. L. Davis for a few
days.
Prof. T. C. Amick of Elon Col
lege will preach at 11 a. m. next
Sunday in the Burlington Re
formed Church instead of the pas
tor who will be at St Pauls Lu
theran Church to preach the fu
neral of the late Mrs. ^allie
Graves.
, Mrs. G W. Patterson of No. I
IS the guest of her daugnter Mrs.
G. R. Garrison on No. 2 this
weeli,
Faucett's Township Sunday
School Convention will be held
at Union Ridge Sunday. Hon.
jI^ameron will deliver at-
address. Mr. W. J, Brooks and
others will attend.
Southern Railway.
^ 1^. Joe Thomas is a business
Visitor in the city of Pranklins-
V1U6 this week.
Miss Minnie Holt of Green
Township, Guilford County, is
the guest of her sister Mrs, Ter
rill of near the Plaid Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. E. May have
bought the entire interest in the
Grotto from Mr. Geo. Pickett
and will show nothing but the
best of pictures. The kind that
is morally uplifting.
Mr. John Faucett died at ’Roa
noke and was buried Tuesday at
Pine Hill cemetery.
The Sacred Concert at the Park
was largely attended Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Mebane is the guest
of relatives at Greensboro this
week.
Large crowds from here are
attending the various exercises
at Elon College.
The Ladies Aid Soc?ety of the
Reformed Church will serve ice
cream in the office lot opposite
the First National Bank oh Fri
day evening from 7 to 11. The
proceeds go to buy a new carpet
for the church.
Mr. R. F. Wrenn arsd family
of Siler City who have been at
tending the graduating exercises
of his daughter Miss Lizzie at
Trinity College will spend to
night the guest of their cousins
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Andrew,
SOMETHING NEW.
You will find on display niimy new, pretty and
Stylish Trimmed Hats
Prices to suit ail. From $2.00 up.
We can show yoii^some prettyjLingerie
Hats.
We are also getting ia a nice lot of new shapes.
Another lot of baby|caps and’littlejboys hats just re
ceived.
If you need a new hair switch, can match |your
hair in any*price switch you"want.
Morrow Bason & Green
INCORPORATED,
Burlington, N. C
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ford. *
At Sanford, N. C., list night
W. H. King and Miss Ella Han
nah, both o f this, city, ,w«re mar
ried. the eer^^rhony being per
formed in the presence of a small
company of friends at the borne
of Miss Hannah’s brother, F. Y.
Hannf'h. Rev. K. D. Holmes
was the officiating minister.—
Daily News.
(v!r. s-neisthe son of Mr,
Mi! s of R. No. 5 and the
Mrs. S. A. Home,
i-.-' Ms life has been
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OLDEST, LARGEoi ^nd S ROSGEST
Bank in Al. Tia;\:e County.
Acts As Executor, Trustee, Adnainistrator,
Guardian, Etc.
Pure-Food Wil^y Gives His Day-OH
Boy a Bank Account.
I Washington, May 17.—Dr. Harvey Wiley, forrner?
• chief of the federal pare food bureau and perhaps the
? greatest living authority on food hygiene, to whom a
: 9 1-2 pound boy was presented yesterday by his yoang
‘ wife, had quite a lot of things to say today about the
proper rearing of children. ,^ n.
une of the earliest lessons a child should be taught
ris thrift, and instead of John Harvey being allowed to
squander his pennies, he is to be taught to save the rn.
I started Wm right off tody," said the doctor, as he dis
played a savings bank book made out to John Harvey*
Wiley, with an initial deposit of $100.
We Pay Four per cent Interest, Com
pounded Quarterly, on Sav
ing accounts
Open one for Your Boyl
Today; one dollar will do to
start with
GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITORY
UNITED
The Philathea Class of the M.
P. Sunday School will give a box
party Friday night from 8:30 to
11:00 at the home of Mrs. S. M.
Hornaday. Everybody invited.
A silver offering will be taken.
All ladies who "can conveniently
do so are asked to bring boxes.
Last chance to buy bananas
cheap this season, nice and yel
low, come early. Merchants
Supply Co.
A Car fine bananas, laige fat
fruit, last chance this season,
don't .wait. Merchants Supply
Co.
Mr. B. M. Cates and dau^ter
Miss Bruce of Tallahassee, Fla.,
are the guest of his brother Mr.
J. W. Cates and family this
week.
Mrs. Rosa Jones, one of the
Oxford faculty, spent a few days
in town last week the guest of
Miss Vema Cates en route to her
home to spend the summer.
Mr. S. P. Lyon of Oxford was
in town Tuesday a business visi
tor.
Miss Laiah Green of Carthage,
Moore County, who has been the
guest of Misses Lizzie and Juiia
Fogleman returned home first of
the week.
Miss Bertha Huffman of Grwns
boro spent Sunday in town the
guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. P.:P. Hoffman. She
accompanied by Miss Westbrooks.
Mr. T. A. Ingle and Mrs. Don
ald Ingle of Greensboro spent
Sunday in town with relatives,
Mr. T. A. Ingle visiting his
daughter Miss Nina.
Miss Sue Mebane of Mebane
spent Sunday in town the guest
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Me]^ne.
Mr. H. C. King and daughter
Mrs. S. A. Horne and family are
spending a few days at Greens
boro the guest of his son Mr. W.
H. King who was recently mar
ried.
Miss Bertha Willis spent last
week at Spencer the ^est of her
sister Mrs. Albert Malone.
Mr. Chas. Watson of Elm City
arrived Sunday to be the guest of
relatives. He will return the lat
ter part , of the week accompani
ed by Mrs. Watson who has been
visiting her parents.
Miss Lottie Tilley accompanied
by her mother was carried Mon
day evening to the home of her
sister five miles from Chapel Hill
She is slightly improved.
Dr. C. A, Anderson has the dis
tinguished honor of having the
first peaches this season. The
doctor pulled the first from his
tree May ^th.
Water melons the first of the
season on the market at L. B.
Gross's fruit stand.
Mrs. Jones and daughter of
Salisbury spent Sunday the guest
of Misses Ella and Florine Robert
son.
The Front Street Church Phila
thea Class will be entertained
Thursday night at the home of
Miss Jennie Vaughn.
Miss Elizabeth Garvin has ac
cept^ a position at I. J. Mazur's.
Mr. Charles Stafford of Swep-
sonvilie spent Sunday here the
guest of his mother.
Rev. P. H. Fteminir of Ohio
was in town last week. He is at
tending the (^nxusenoesoeot at
Elon uaUcge.
Hr. E. A. Holt who. has been
Jersey on a pj^arare tn|p
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Mrs. C. R. Way and little daugh
ters, Thelma and Sadie left Sat
urday Greensboro to spend a few
days with relatives. They will
go from there to Randolph coun-r
ty where they will spend several
days visiting relatives.
Kicked To Death By Mule
Atlanta, Ga., June 2—While
trying to hitch his mule to a
wagon Calvin Gorma:n, aged 86
was knocked down and killed by
the animal at his home in this
county yesterday. When he
failed to return within a reson-;
able time his aged wife went to
investigate and found his body,
Mr. (^rman was a well-known
Confederate veteran and the
couple had been married 65 years.
N O matter whether you put,
} our money in die bank
or whether it is deposited there by
somebody else, it is going to
there just tbe same. Put it
yourselt, and you will enjoy ^e fruits
of your labor.
Tlif Firsl
N. C.
In Uie Bsrlington Snodiay Schools
Sunday, June 2, 1912.
Sunday Schoolflotals:
Attendanao
Collection
M. E. 378
$12.68
Baptist 335
11.66
Presbyterian 127
4.80
German Ref. 185
Christian,
M.P. 201 '
3.27
Webb Ave. 178
3.S8
iJUniraChpl
1404
$36.39 ,
"' men's BIBLE AND
BARACA
CLASSES' TOTALS.
Attendance
Collection
Baptist 78
5;i7
Presbyterian 15
2.61
Christian
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M. P. 35
L20
German Ref.
.
Webb Ave. 55
2.00
M. E. 89
5.07
Elmira Chpi
Total toda.y 372
$16.05
CLEARANGE sale at
THE bazaar MILUNERY STORE,
Haw River, N. C
During the month bf June Miss N. B. Murray is offcr^
ing her entire stock of trimmed hats at, or below cost
Now is the time to supply yourself with a new hat
for little money.
Latest and Newest Styles Exhibited.
. MISS a Murray,
Haw Mver, —- N. C.
John H. Vernon, Secretary
Defer riot till tomorrow to be wise
Tomorrow’s sun to thee may nev
er rise. Congreve
At Oiristian Chords Sonday.
Rev. A. B. Kendall will speak
in the morninsr on “ttow and
Why of Baptism." In the even
ing the topic will be “Suplreme
Book.'' Everybody cordially in
vited to hear these subjects dis
cussed. 7
Accuse not Nature, she hath done
her part; ^
Do thou but thine. Milton.
FreedoB^’s 1^.
The Wesleyan
Church at Freedom's
Methodist
Hill,^have
changed their regular preaching
day worn the 3rd Sunday to the
2nd in the month.
Revi G. Rv Mihies and wife will
fill the appointment there Satur
day night and Sunday;
All are welcome.
Get in the Dispatch Contest!!
All The New and Fashion
able Summer Apparel
Men and Boys
Good Old Summer Time is here for keeps, and with it has
come a most charming showing of all the Warm weather apparel
that is wanted by the element whose desire it is to feelcoi^or-
table and look their best in their apparel. There isn’t any
doubt about it, this store has the right sort of Summer Clothing
Stronse & Brothers most approved dothiiig is
soldexdnstvely at this store, and tiiwe is none het
ter at any price. Come in suid let os show yon a
new model Suits, pirices ranging from $15.00 to
25.00 other makes ftiHm 8.00 $15.00.
All the prevailing styles in Straw Hats for Men and Boys.
Straws for men |1,00 up.
B. GOODMAN.
The Biggest Qothier In The Omnty.
Burlington,
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