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The best place in
town to buy
Ice Cream Toilet
Articles etc.
Carefully Pcrscnptioh
Work
Local ^ Personal
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Dispatch ads. brinp; the trade.
Graduating presents. Jewelry, :
Fans, etc. at Stewarts Jewelry
Store.
Dr. W. T. Whitsett President
of Whitsett Institute was in town
Saturday a business visitor.
Good second hand Thomas Bin
der, good as new, will sell for
half price. Coble-Bradshaw Co.
Mrs. M. B. Scott of Mebane
was in town Thursday a busi
ness visitor.
Postal cards, Book fiction,
Kodak Supplies, etc. at Stewarts
Jewelry Store.
Miss Fannie Clapp is spending
a few weeks at Durham the
guest of relatives.
VVANTED-Position as book-
keeper best of reference. Ad
dress X care State Dispatch.
Miss Jiilla Robertson and Mrs.
S. E. Blythe were visitors to the
city of Greensboro Thursday-
We have a Thomas Binder good
as new for half price, Cob^e-
Eradshaw Co.
"Mr. and Mrs. R. K* Davenport
f Durham spent Sunday in town
■'he guest of relatives.
Master Ralph Holt will leave
next week for Richmond where
he spend vacation.
Last chance to buy bananas
cheap this season, nice and yel~
lew, come early. Merchants
Supply Co.
Rev J. D. Andrew will preach
at the home of Mrs. Mollie
Clapp between St. Marks and
Alamance next Sunday at 3 p.m.
SHINGLES! SHINGLES! I
SHINGLES!!!-A fine lotof Long
Leaf Pine Shingles, at lowest
prices. Gox & McKinney, Eion
College, N. C.
Mrs. Lafyette Holt and little
daughter Ruth left Saturday for
Monterey Va., to be the guest of
Mrs. Holt.s daughter Mrs. H. B.
Wood.
At the Reformed parsonage
last Friday at 8;3C p. m. Mr.
Otto Johnson and Miss Sallie
Smith were happily united in
matrimony by Rev. J.D. Andiew.
Two Cylinder Runabout Max
well Automobile for sale at a low
price. If interested communicate
with
FORD GARAGE COMPANY
GREENSBORO, N, G.
Mrs. Jennie McCray of Illinois
who ha? been the guest of her
sister Mrs. W. J. Fitch on R. F.
D. 3 came Saturday to spend a
while with Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Horne.
LOST- Between Burlington and
Graham last week winter lap
robe black o«i one side and green
on other finder will receive re
ward if returned to The State
Dispatch Office.
FOR SALE. —46 acre farm 2|
miles from Haw River on maca
dam road. Good four room two
story house and tenant house.
Land adapted to the cultivation
of tobacco, corn and wheat. For
information apply to J. M. Bason,
Elrnira Mills, Bnrlington; N. C.
Editor’s Circulation.
An editor was- dying—they
thought. His. friends-rthe fev/
he* had—were around his bed
weeping. Not so much about
his dying, but how his family
was to live. The doctor tiptoed
in. He felt his pulse. He piit
his head to the editor's heart—or
where it should be. The doctor
drew a wise sympathetic breath,
and, in a low, professional tone,
said: "‘Poor man. He will soon
be dead. His circulation is all
about gone.'^ The dying editor
jumped up and yelled; “You
are a lia^:! We have the largest
circulation in the country.” The
doctor took what is called “pella
gra’' and has not been heard of
since."-Ex.
ipo iEWAinJ,» ;
The of this paper will
1^ pl^^ tb^learn^ that there i&
at least dhe dreaded disease that
sciehce has been able to cure in
all its stages, ^nd that is Catar
rh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now krkown to
the medical fraternity. ’Catarrh
being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treat
ment. HalFs C3,tarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting dii"ectly
upon the Mood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in
its wor^. The proprietors hav:e
so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. ' Send for list of testi
monials. '
Address F. J, Cheney & Coi,
Toled?, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c. ,
Take' Hall’s Family Pills for
constipation.
liEf m mnm
reasonable conditions, be paid to
Nashville or Khox^Ue, Tehn;,
by Draughon’& Practical Business j
College, if you attend the Col-1
lege.
Many of the most successful
men in K.noxviHe and .Nashville:
were formierly North Carolina
boys who got their start by at
tending Draughon's Cpllege. The
College gives a written contract
[to secure a p^itidn under rea-
j aonable conditions, or refund
' tuirion.
! The college will send: you a
{catalogue, also a card, explain
ing all about its plan of paying
railroad fare. Address Draugh-
on’s Practical Business College,
Nashville, or Knoxville, Tenn.
King George gd up in his
airship next, a report which di
rects attention to the fact that
morrarchs looking for excitement
nowad&ys have to get it out side
of business hours.
Dangerous.
Congressional legislation to
prevent shipment of liquor in the
prohibition States is recommend
ed by the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church. Per
haps the gentlemen of the cloth
do not realize that if they try to
inaugurate the sort of prohi
bition which prohibits, the pub
lic will stop voting for it. _ A lo
cal instance of the joys of dodg
ing prohibition is the arrest this
week of a number of persons at
Azusa on a charge of conducting
blind pigs and of patronizing
them. The same community
which does this probably wouldn’t
buy half as much liquor from the
open saloon.—Los Angeles (Cal.)
Times.
“I can bring tears to the eyes
of the aiidience.” Theatrical
Manager—“Huh! We want some
body who can bring the audi
ence.
-Puck.
FORD AUTOMOBILES; We
have the exclusive agency for the
Famous Ford Automobiles for
Alamance and other Counties.
If you intend purchasing an Auto
mobile write us today for a 1912
Catalog and look it over before
buying. It will pay you.
Ford Garage Company,
Greensboro, N. C.
Handles $37,000,000 At 72.
i\t*vv York, June 14.—Miss
Ciu’istina Arbuckle, 72 years old,
was appointed admiliistratrix in
Brooklyn today of the great es
tate of her brother, the late
John Arbuckle. The estate of
the coffee and sugar dealer is es
timated at $37,500,000.
Miss Arbuckle was appointed
administratrix over the protests
of the public administrator, who
contended that she was disquaU-
tied bvher residence in Pittsburg,
Pa,
Valuable Advice
USX Of UNCLAIMED LEHERS
Remaining in Post Office at
Burlington, N. C. June 8, 1913,
Gentlemen:
Millard Camel, M. Cates,
A. N, Justice, James N. Fan,
R. W. McFarlan, L. B. Noblin,
W, G. Gray, H. M, Griffith, R.
N. Poe, J. H. Robertson. Alexan
der, E. L, Slayton. (2), J. C.
Thompson;
Ladies:
Mrs. Emma Coope, Mrs. M.
Darnell, Mrs. D. L. Evans, Miss
Lillie Foiist, Miss Fannie Holt,
Mrs. Sadie Jones,;, Miss Sadie
Jordan, Mrs, Mollie Long, Mrs.
F. J. Lacy, Mrs. Maggie Moore,
Miss Martha Smith, Miss Myrt'c
V/innj.
Persons calling forany of these
letters will please say ‘ ‘Advertise
ed,” and give date of advertised
list.
J. Zeb Waller,
Post Master,
Burlington Citizens Should Profit
B? The Foilowiog Statement.
Doan’s Kidney Pills cured this
Burlington resident.
Their merit was shown—the
story told.
Now comes further evidence.
The testimony is confirmed.
The remedy was tested—the
cui*e lasted.
Could Burlington residents de
mand stronger proof?
It’s Butrlin^n testimony. It
can be investigated.
Mrs. Ella Hughes, Dixie St.*
Burlington, N. C., aaya; “I
gladly verify the statement I
have previously given irecom^
mending Doan’s Kidi^ey Pills.
This remedy never fails to bring
me entire relief when I have oc
casion to use it I suffered from
backache, caused by weak kid
neys and 1 also had dizzy spells.
Since I got Doan’s Kidney Pills
from the Freeman Drug Co.. I
have no serious trouble of this
kind. I am always glad to give
this preparation my endorse
ment.” ;■
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
’Remember thie name-Doan’s
-• snd take no other.
Could shout For Joy
“I want to thank you-from- the
bottom of my heart,” wrote C.
R. Rader, of Lewisburg. West
Va., “for the wonderful double
benefit I got from Electic Bitters,
in curing me of both a severe
case of stomach trouble and of
Rheurnatism, from which I had
been an almost helpless sufferer
for ten years. It Suited my
case as though made jus^ for
fne. ’" For dyspepsia, indigestion
jaundice, and to rid the system
of kidney poisons that cause
rheuniatism,Electric Bitters
have no equal. Try them.
Every bottle is guaranteed to.
satisfy. Only 50cts at Freeman'
Drug Co.
For sale at a bargain one Ford
Model T. 1910 Tduririg Car in
First Class Condition, For par
ticulars address P. 0, Box 507,
Greensboro, N. C.
Professional Cards
Have you a tooth to pyll ?
Have you tried my method?
If not, ask someone who has.
•
Dr. J. S. Frost,
Dentist,
Burlington, - N. C.
Office phone 374-J. Rea. 374-L.
.1. P. .^(jouu, L>. V. tt. W. A. Hornaday
Spoon & Hornaday
Veterinarians
OfHuje aad Hospital Offics Phone 377
415 Main St, [Ussidence Ptone 282,
C. A. Anderson M. D*
Office hours 1 to 2p. m. 7 toSp.m,
First National Bank Building.
Leave day calls at Bradleys Drug
Store.
Dameron 6c Long
ATTO^EYS AT LAW
F. S. W. DAiEfiOll
Bnrli'>srton
office in
lilMIif
Pbone ^ 259
ADOLPH LONG
Graham
office In
BIfg.
Ptaie i«04
John H. Vernon,
\ttiriiey aua uounseilor at Law,
Burlington, N. C.
Office over Bradley's Drng Store.
Phone 65. ^
John R. Hof&nan,
Attemej-at-Law
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Seeonii Floor first National
Bank Boildisg.
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Building
BURLINGTON, N. C.
J. N. Taylor, M. D.
Pbjsician & Surs^eon.
Uffic^n|Piedrnont«Buildiiig.
Office Hours*.
8:00 to 10:00 4:00 to 6:00
X-HAY WORK. * '
The Daisy Cora, Planter drops one or two grains anv
desirabie distance; ■ distributing ar»y amount of ferriUtaV
IBarrbi^s; New Southerii
^11 kinds bJ^ small l^rmin tpols^' a complete stock.
of Buggies. : Pi ire^ to suit all. For ifibiil fence and
barbed wire see us. We will save you money if yo^
i , w a chance.
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IV fet rcMtT'whca Yw
Women living on farms and in rural districts
haven’t time 1^ see^ £ind enj^ social pleasures.'
•gent;^
Women grow lonesome and listless when robbed
ures.!.
Distances are too great~the^ work is too urg^^
Women
of these
llie Iliwal Tdephone
•olves the prolbleith. It eiuibles women to talk vnth nei]
bors and iriends and keep ailive to the ne^ of the
Our free booklet tel]s how you can hive a tieletphone
your home at smsdl cost Women living in tfae coimi
should wrif^ |or it Addr^
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPBONE
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Let’s
may not r "Gomj^ny I repre-
St-rvtv :
'"But\wh.atQf.that l \-^ ^ ' ■
Probably My Gompan^y Toesn’t know you—fcadn’t
ihought of that hstct you ? ' '
YOU'N^ed:j^rotectibn--;-/
M Y GOMjPAN Y :^ants to Furmsh it to Good Men.
I Want you to |Ci5to^^^
North St^: liisu^ce Co.
You Have a Right to
If you have the am
Of:-)
t6 it
We win Help You;
The first step toward fbancial independence is
to own your own home. Begin now. pon’twidt.
You have waited all th^sie years” and^ you
still.payirig rent,,
RIGHT ABOUT^^ m^ trjT
WAY.”:
the
surance and
piyiiig to the
some body’s
ilouse to iwt. X)jliiM"s by the
score hiye tried the “Piedmont
W^y’’ you?
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Yorfe
‘Is woman a luxurj
' like their tserve! Isn
luxury? So they tali
ov®** behind otir backs
at tbeir *ld staar dinni
ci^ we were exi
nev«r occurred to then
th»twe had^to pay
tb« ‘1 or thei
Th* speaker punch
pillow BAvaoely as if
it fbr those ma*
uries of which she was
ing. She other bac^
fttthe Sunday mominj
pairty leaned back in
chairs ai>d stirred tl
Polly. W
you** they murmured.
^^^iAixurieai Humph!
costing any man anyl
now* but a man would
lot il he were here. \
miOte a f^t of ooffie
and i^ls. We'd hav
egttii at 50c. a d»en,
ana ibuahrowns at H
ImoiM how much, ant
ww probably wou
wli^(iibev«r one of us w
to hive riaen early \
bi»qttltJorJiam. Wed
oiti
hadsii lot of men wroui
couldn’t talk about th
^vant^ toi, because
wo^ld be doing the a
If that isn’t paying d«
pr|:^l^ ofmascutini
don’t know what it is
“But men really do
a lot of money, too,"
the young and prett>
oconji^y (who had h
eno^, ■“The kind of
c€«nplains that it costi
to take a girl out for t
is just the one who w
a giri unless she is hob
and patent leather*pu
longrwhite-kid-gloved,
lly he prefers the kii
f^ee-haired and sain
if he isn’t quite so pj
that, bo’d rather die
ie&taurant with a girl
waist Which means
girl wants to be invi
young nlen she mus
evening gown, and
wrap, a picture hat to
three Or four pairs of
$2.50 a pair during t
If it is only once or tw
i^t see is invited out
it all the worse, becau
bably dosen*t have th€
thin^ on hand. If
$10 It m^ cost her $20
“Not only money,
child,’* s£^ the olden
costs her mental an
man jumps into his^
goes and hires one fori
sion.^but the gid like]
renumbers only too
|»rty frock won*t do
occasion as this. So
buy material for anotll
up nighes and rising
milkmen for two weel
hand to make a pr
Consequently she is
timi^ dosen't work w
her jpeputation as—t,
we hope—as the best
o^apher in the plat
!‘’Yes and in the
m^be she has to gi]
su^rage lectures the g|
we settlement and ‘
dinner walk in the l
ot^^ girls. All for
P|^y with one stupid:
fhe eouid see that i
with some girl on Sate
ftoon and have just
time at haif the price
and in effoit."
‘"Then maybe, he
«uhday afternoon. „
let him of course, thoi
®^ly de^ for laci
and had just been k
ward all the week
{O^ nap. Sunday ml
hsid planned to wash!
but you can’t have a
your hair is flying in al|
Sp there is another
all for a silly man.^’
: Yes, ’ ’ interruptec-
f^nelor girl, “and ^
ii.she dosen’t have
^an too. Of course
dish supper dosen’t cc
i Restaurant dinner bij
hole in a poor
iinq men are so fussy! 1
«at store cakel You h|
Jiomemade cake at 60c
•soiftfe Woman’s exchar_
ttiake it yourself whic|
®io^ expensive, ee
your landlady charge!
the of her gas if
atai^ staring in th\
until you get so nervoii
u Mixing bowl,
her 56c., but its the a
she values it
^ to_her husband's
»ne 11 only charge yc
it/ and is
the
s coanged soryoul
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