.r;
PS-
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'oh.tcnr at b,
K ‘■'■'Ugh tariff i,a'
c«o to „ake ,„e '
*!*" msr.afacturej
«=at at homo
nlT? K roatlul
ndlaborar.fi rherpu
build fcr.sa';tf-
• A caj when t^e
1 know no East. Wes?
>uth one government’
rhood, one God.
J* R. Hoffnxan,
■ ®*’*' *?pondents^
atch aspires to mak^
for the \n,
'f thorcuffhand opi,
ur subscribers,
e regraded by the
a medium through
■ vieus of all pubiie
^ be laid before our
therefore. im\te
?nts upon topics ,f
to our readers in tl e
■Ctions of the county
ee and oth^r sarrcr-
es. In sections oft e
Alamance and othtr
? counties. Ii wili be
ch one of the be?t
'ers in the State and
we solicit your aid
ce. Don't make any
f year dilfer with u?.
t fall out about that,
ur eommnnieatiors
, but be sure to siga
to all letters as an
‘ gc~od faith.
Borliogton Tuesday
Ang 2o.
jsensteia of Durharo,
»is regular Third Tue^
burhngton next 1\ie-
it 20th, stopping at
ton Drug Co, for the
examining eyes and
«s. Dr. Rosenstein’s
rvice in fitting glasses
10 years, have given
reputation &s exp-
iptical line, so if you
don’t fail to see
Tuesday Aug. ^h
mn, and Wednesday
at the White house.
^63 are very modera-
lillsville outlaw has
ted of murder, ind-
backwoods justice is
ahead of the boated
le New York met-
ma girl has written
asking to have her
?ed. We hope all
idsome bachelor sta»
11 not speak at
man natioenalsaeng-
!^uremberg, 40,000
arise the great choir ?
i'ht it must be to see
:he stein song!
e, the astonish-
d of before in
only
ciai,
r before they
t
•V
rf vou want to be sure what’s on the bottle ‘is' in the bottle
cUie here. We fill prescriptions with the utmost accuracy.
^EM AN DRUG CO,
phone 20
Agents for
Burlington, N. C,
Eastman Kodak films,
Huylers Candy,
' Rexall goods,
j Van lindiey’s cut flowers. Nyall Family Remedies,
ij^OCA-Tj PERSONAIi
Eastern melons, nice
Merchant Supply
Fresh
fjpe bananas,
Co.
Mr J. W. Bryan of Spencer
,»ent Sunday the giaest of his
sfster Mrs. W. W. Brown. «
Mr Harry Graves of Danville,
vi, is the guest of Mrs. E. L.
(graves this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sellars are
on pleasure trip to New Port
Kews and Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mebane
■ jjave ^ust returned from a visit
to relatives at Swepsonvilfe.
The Central Loan & Trust Com-
yany are erecting a new four
room cottage on Holt Street.
Kate Winningham of
Randolph Connty is spending the
week the guest of Mr. A. Cheek
and family.
Miss Fannie Mebane accom
panied by her father Mr. J. H.
Mebane returned Monday from a
pleasant trip to Mebane.
Mrs. Dr. Faucett and daughter
Miss Elizabeth are spendin^their
vacation in the land the mountain
with headauarters at Montreat.
Mrs. Ada Patterson who has
been out taking her vacation is
back at work at The 5 & 10 cent
store;
Miss Emma Hoflfmian is spend-
^ ing the week the guest of rela-
jtives in the country near Sh
Marks Church.
Last chance to get nice ripe
bananas at 50 cents per bunch, I Nice ripe bananas 50 cents per
come quick. Merchant Supply | bunchi fresh Eastern Carolina
Ct. !
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mebane
spent Sunday, Monday and Tues
day at Greensboro the guest of
his orothers.
Misses Evie and Dessie Gross
left Saturday for a two weeks
visit to Goldsboro and Morehead
City.
J. E. Foust spent Saturday and
Sunday the guest of his father in
Guilford County, attending the
the beginningof therevialmeet-
ing at Mt. Hope Church.
Miss Dosha Hobgood who has
been the guest of her brother
Mr. C. B. Hobgood and family
of this city left Monday f«r Dur
ham and Oxford. ^
Eiss Bartha May Home, one
of our leading contestants, of
Burlington, visited \relatives in
Saxapaiiaw Snow Camp neighbo
rhood recently in the interest of
the State Dispatch, and secured
several new subscriptions. She
reported a pl^sant trip.
Messrs. J. D. Hardin and J.
Hocutt Way of Ramseur, N. C.,
are spending this week in town
the jmests of relatives a^id frien
ds. Mr. Hardin is the popular
R. F. p. carrier bn Route No.
1. going out from Ramse
ur,
water melons 10 cents each, come
while they are fresh and goob.
Merchant Supply Co.
Mrs. W. N. Cooper and child
ren of Greensboro arrived Tues
day evening to be the guest of
Mrs. D. S. Hall and family for
several days.
There will be no preaching at
the M. P. Church Sunday morning
as Rev. T. E. Davis will be awav
assisting in a protracted meeting
at Mt. Pleasant. \Rev. R. M.
Andrews will oreach at night.
Mr. Dempsey Bass, brother of
Mr. Henry Bass, died Tuesday
morning and was buried to-day
at Pine Hill Cemetery; For
some time he has been a suifer-
erof cancer of the stomach, hav
ing gone to the hospital at Greens-
b^o for treatment. He leaves
a family who have the sympathy
of many friends.
Miss Elizabeth Cheek who has
been the guest of friends in the
country has returned.
L. M. Bently is visiting in
South Carolina. ,
Jas. N. Williair.son. Jr. and J.
R. Hoffman have returned from
Chicago where they a.ttended the
nomination of Ro sevelt-
Miss Bettie Ljde May sMnt
part of last week at Durham
accompanied by her sister
Sadie.
!"4WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR
BUSINESS WHETHER LARGE
OR SMALL
ICASH tOUR WORK
AND WORK YOUR CASH
MAKE all you can and
SAVE all you can.,
It is not enough to look out for the EXPENSE end
e, nor to the EAIDING end only.
INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS.
To do this, perhaps you cannot cut down expenses/
: but you CAN INCREASE YOUR EARNING
POWER.
Banking connections with a stropg: '
institution, like this, is a source of
pride and a strong incentive toward
increased effort and self respect as
well.
TRY IT,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITORY
fiPHHk;''*! olf'';, !£ ■■;■■■ 'afWi%i!i' 'i'J..i;.
t . f' ' ■ -
- ' 1 BEaNNt^G tU^DAY. AUGUST
. A Little of Everything for a Little of Nothing. k x i ^ ^
E*eryt§ing"we taveTiStll'in
the marked price, , j'uu «eea notone to v^r ut up.>n you-^jusc come and, pay
V^EyRGE MOTHERS WITH GIFtLS of SCHOOL AGE ^‘BUY ft'OW and IRIM THEM upSOlilE
pleaS 5^1?’^Sble
Borlingtoi), N. C.
Morrow Bason & Green,
THE BARRELS
AND LUG$ OF
1 Stevens
Double and Single
Barrel SHOTGUNS
nT»(;ra^fot:gedl]ionft!i:>;scfi. Madeof
spscls'Jy selected sisef—STflOttCr
CiT where other guns are WEAKEST.
Gomparo STn'123 wi'.h ;rnns at any
V ’ic"8 nf-^.r the price and noteour
C'JALi Y throughout.
Our Shotgun Catnloar shows the
f.::aons li:\e or titovcns ,B.epeat-
cr3—Doubles—
If you cannot oLtaia •
Cr^VENS trom your
Dcaler—letusknow, and
we'will ship direct, ex-j^
press prepaid, upon Re
ceipt of Catalog Price.
].ST^NSARMS
& TOOL company,
P. 0. Box 5004,
GHKGPEE FilLLS, MAS&
REST mwkm TO MOTHER MO CHjUL
Mrs. VVissu>w’s Soothing Sykcp h«'s been
ascd.for over f- 'XTY YEARS by MItUONS of
SIOJtj;;jIlS for their cniI.URtN WHILE
VUr.ntlNO, with I*ERS'Kcr SCCCEaS. It
cai:,D. koftkns t:-,e r.uMs
'.r.r. I', u;: ci.’R'.s win’d colic an :
li i;ie rv :e(lv I r 1>;.\.RRHC;a . Ii IS a
Be S'lrr avl iek lot Mr
> * ■ wr oa ’Ui«i
LIST OF DNQJUMEBTeTTEIS
Remaining in Post Office at
Burlington, N. C. Aug. 3, 1912.
GENTLEME»f;
John OaV, Lovelace Galloway,
J. T. Oferrell, W. H. Smith, B. E.
Thomas.,
.L4D3®s:- i-
M4SS Pearl Batten, Miss Florence
Brown, Miss B. L. Graves,.
Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say “Advertis
ed," and give date of adver^sed
list.
J. Zeb Waller,
Post Master.
A New.‘Wareiioa«e for BmUngtfin.
Arrangements are being per
fected for the erection of a new
warehouse for our town which
is to be erected on Morielhead
street near Newlin’s Machine
Shdp. The house will be erect
ed and Managed by Messrs. R.
T. Keraodle and B. M, Walker.
We welcome this new warehouse
t^o our town and will have more to
say later.
The annual series of special
gospel services will b%in at £t
Marks Reformed Church on next
Sabbath Aug. 18th, with a senmon i
at 11:A. M., followed by til«
Lords supper and a sermon ; t
7:30 P. M. by Rev. D. C. C(X,
pastor of the Guilford charge.
All friends are invited to these
services. Good music is
characteristic fo this con
gregation. '
R. F. D. No. 4.
The pichic-at St. Mark's was
atten(^ed by a large crowd Mr.
J. R. Reeves of Sanford and Mr.
Furgerson of Kimesville made
splendid address in behalf of the
* ‘Farmers Union”. A long table
was then spread w^ith plenty of
good things which made the day
enjoyable by all. Two splendid
games of ball were played in the
affernoon. Highland and Sedalia
score *9 and 3 in favor of High»
iand Cross Roads and Highland
score 1 and 2 in favor Cross Rc^ds.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKenzie of
Mebane spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting Mr. A. B^le,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barber and
children spent Sunday at Mr, J.
C. Whitsells.
Miss Mary Beale is spending
several day at her brother, Mr.
George Beale of Rock Creek.
Mr. Albert ShepphercJ is right
sick with malarial fever. We
hope he will soon be out again.
Several from the route attended
I protracted services at Shallow
! Ford Sun(iay. ^ ^ ,
, Miss Norvella Sheppherd of
(Burlington^ spent Saturday apd
Sunday oh the rtoute visiting her
parents. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sharpe,
Mr. C. D. 3tory and Mrs. C. C. -
Albright of Burlington and Mr.
H. G. Petree, E. M. Cheek and
Miss Georgia Moore ;all spent Sun?
day afternoon at Mr. J. W. Sharp.
Mrs. C. C. Albrightis spending
the week at J. W. Sharpe.
The protracted meeting vnll
begin at St. Marie's Sunday
August 18. One service at 11
o’clock Sunday morning and one
at 7:45 SuJ?day night. Rev. p.
C. Cox of Mt. Hope will assist
Rev. Andrew. He is a splendid
preacher and we hope to have a
large crowd at every service.
Mr. D. P. Clapp of Whitsett
spent Sunday afternoon on the
route.
CopHifht 1909. by a E. 21mm.rrt«» 41
sorip m in
bank and you wjll def^t
poverty. Everybody has a horror
of poverty. There is -only one way
tc insure against it, that is to cultivate a habit of thrift
which you can easily do by putting, money in the baiiW
The first National
BDiliiigtOD, K C.
■f
Irish potatoes, lemoris^:
corn, ~ Oats, meal,
cotton^ seed, meal and
peanuts
■■
DONT 1
TO ATTEND OUR SUMMER
FOOTWEAR REDUCTION
SALE of ODDS and ENDs
WHICH IS NOW at its BEST.
Every day yoj
put off attending
this sale you are
missing some of
the very best
bargains as we
are rapidly clos
ing out all of the best styles and sizes.
If you really know the value represented in this
summer shoe sale, you would be as eager to buy as we
are to sell.
Attend this sale if pos^ble and take advantage of the
great saving that we are offering you which in many
iiiiistances is half-price. ,
Foster Shoe Go.
Burlington, N. C. \
Merchants Supply Co.
Successors to Tke BurlingtonGrocery Co.
. : Miller Agents, Dan Valley and Melrose flour,
, the best always,
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