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E BEGIN in the
November is
sue a series of
ove-letteTs writ-
over fifty years
by one of our
period of '61 to
iteriiy as having
of arms in the
er as he was a
athentic history
an note that no
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simply can’t af-
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id containing all
'hese letters will
irst to last. Fill
forget it.
eview
tie Dollar a Year
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sions to Agents,
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ur choice
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payments
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Dedded
Mortgage Sale
Under and by virtue of the
poieer of sale contained in a
mortgage deed executed on the
1st. day of Februrarx. 1911 by
Leonard Clapp to the Central
Loan & Trust Co. and recorded
in the public regisUy of Ala-
Biance County, in Book No. 51
of Mortgage Deeds page 232 to
the ^d Central Loan &
Irust Co., will ofe for sale at
pablic outcry to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House
Door in Graham, N. 0. at 12 o’
clock M. Saturday, November
9th. 1912 the following described
tract of land lying and being in
jyamance County, Burlington
Township’ State of North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of Esper
A, Montgomery. Jerry Sellars, a
Street or Alley and others, bound
ed as follows:
Beginning at an iron bolt at
corner of fence with said Mont
gomery on North side of said
Street or Alley, running thence
-M. 11 deg. W. 57 links to a rock
corner with said Sellars, by said
Montgomery’s fence, thence S.
70 deg. W. 3.88 chs. to an iron
bolt by fence post, comer with
said Sheperd on E. side of road
thenee Ilf deg. E. 62 links to a
stone by a fence post on North
side of said Street or Allej thence
What CMd Ubor Meant
’ ‘The child is oiir greatest asset.
It is worth more than anything
else. The child has a right to
gjow up into a normal man or
woman.
“Tonight, while I am speaking
to you, in other parts of the
country scores of thousands of
little American boys and girls
from 5 years old, and upward are
standing on their feet, running
forward and backward, their
little liands manipulating great
crashing machines. They li^gan
at 6 o'clock tonight, and they
will work there until 6 o’clock
tomorrow morning.
“You women here, if you
should chance to wake at 4:30 to
morrow morning and see your
little ones asleep,.! want you to
reflect that elsewhere thousands
of mothers are piilling their little
from exhausted couches and giv
ing them a breakfast of coffee
and bread, so that they may go
out at 6 o’clock and take the
places of other children on the
night shifts. Every other nation
in the world has ended this
system-even Russia.
“Nothing but a national law
can end it. What good does it
do the children of South Carolina
to have chi’d labor stopped in
Massachusetts? Child labor in
/O 1-2 deg. E. 3,88 chs. to the Southern cotton mills put bayo-
beginmng, contammg 22-100 of , nets to the breasts of
an acre moro or less.
men m
This the 2nd. day of Oct. 1912,
Central Loan & Co.
^lortgagee
WING B0AKD1N& SCHOOL
tor 280
1884. for OoHegft.
Biuloesi.XeAcIiiiie, orforUf*.
Boaltb, 01ukrat«T aad BeksU
*r»hip, Wid»
TEKIT SSAS0NABLESATE3
Stttdftut recelvei per-
fonU at’/eBttoa. Bobool
ilgblx ladontd. (tocatica
It Bear Orean«1»>ro, S. 0.) F«r
BeaQtitul Catalogne, Vltm*.
•tc., »d4r«u rrviiOtmt.
WHJTSETT, PH. D.
WKITSETT. NORTH CAROLINA
A/bflnvQ
New England,
“Where do we stand? I say
this, if you will give us the pow
er, we will pass a national law
ending child slavery forever,
wherever floats the American
flag.”— Former Senator Bev
eridge’s Speech in Philadelphia.
WEDS MAN AFTER HE
CUTS OFF WHISKERS
SHINGLES, SHINGLES, SHIN-
gles. We have j ust recieved a lot
of fine shingles and several car
loads of ready finished lumber.
See us. W. B. Linsey.
“I just couldn’t stand for Ray
mond’s horrid whiskers,” said
pretty Michalina Peconski to-
day.
“But I love him, oh, so much.
And when he agreed to cut them
off I felt sor:^ and said he might
keep just a little bit of the horrid
things on his chin; a goatee, Ray
mond calls it. ”
With a naive shrug of her
shoulders she turned to her big,
strong lover, Raymond Zoland.
After holding out her hands she
said, “My Raymond with a goa
tee, but no whiskers, never,
never,”
Raymond and Michalina were
married today by Justice of the
Peace Daniel Cassley, of West
Pittsburg. Two weeks ago Ray
mond got a Hcense and they were
about to take the nuptial step
when the bride demanded that
her fiance be shorn of his abund
ant crop of whiskers, ilaymorid
demurred, and the wedding was
off. Cupid, however, settled the
question today.
Escapes An Awfol Fate.
A thousand tongues could not
express the gratitude of Mrs. J.
E. Cox, of Joliet, 111., for her
wonderful deliverance from an
awful fate. “Typhoid pnenmo-
nia had left me vsrith a dreadful
cough,” she writes. “Sometimes
I had snch awful couching spells
I thought I would die. I could
get no help from doctor’s treat
ment or other medicines till I us
ed Dr. King’s New Discovery.
But I owe my life to this wonder
ful remedy for I scarcely cough
at all now, ’ ’ Quick and safe, it’s
the most reliable of all throat and
lung medicines. Every bottle
guaranteed. 50c and |1 at Free
man Drug Co.
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YOU CAN AFFORD A FORD I
Yes you can no longer afiFord to be without one of these matchless cars.
Why not connect up with the city or anywhers you want to go? The new 1913
Ford has been greatly improved in design and otherwise, and on account of the
greatly increased output the price has been lowered and is now within easy
reach.
RUNABOUT $525.00
TOURING CAR 600.00
TOWN CAR 800.00
I DELIVERY WAGON 625.00
4 These new prices F. 0. B. Detroit with all eqnipmenl. An
J early order will mean an early delivery. Get full particulars
^ from
I FORD GARAGE CO.
%
115 W. Market Street, Greensboro, N. Co.
P Phone 619.
HIT._inwi i_^.I'jij J L-!!5!!!1L-’ \wn¥ Hmam
When You Want
to Buy Furniture
Be Sure to See Us
We have the largest stock we have ever shown, and
we are in a position to save you money, in addition to
giviiig you an immence stock from which to make your
selection.
Just received, the largest lot of rugs sutid druggets ever
shipped to Alamance county at one time.
A car load of cook stoves just here. A big assortment
of Ranges to select from.
A full line of Heaters, comforts and blankets of all kinds.
Got. Hadlejr S«eiim The
Favorite.
New York, Nov. 3~ Eighteen
of 24 members of theJRepublican
national committee who have
notified Chairman Hilles of their
choice of a vice-presidential can
didate to succeed the late James
S. Sherman, favor Gov. Hadley,
of Missouri.
In a statement here tonight
Chairman Hilles declared that no
selection would be made by the
national committee until Nove
mber 12, but he made public the
desire of the 24 committeenien
who shave openly stated their
choice. Of these, aside from the
majority for Governor Hadley,
two favored John Wanamaker,
of Philadelphia, one Secretary of
War Stimson, one congressman
S. W. McCall, of Massachusetts;
one Justice Hughes and one Gov.
Goldsborough, of Maryland.
The suggestion that members
of the Republican national com
mittee should authorize the ex
ecutive committee or the chair
man of the committee, to nomi
nate a candidate for vice-presi
dent to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Mr. Sherman is not
feasible and therefore hs^ not
received favorable consideration,
said Mr. Hilles. “It has already
been made clear it would have
been a physical impossibility for
member of the committee to at
tend a meeting prior to election
today. Proxies by wire would
not have been legal and action
based on such proxies would have
been an unwarrantable innova
tion and would have established
a dangerous precedent,
“A majority of the members
of^the committee have However,
publicly expressed their choice
for a candidate. Mr. Hale, of
Maine, favors immediate action,
but has not yet indicated his
choice of a candidate. While the
members of the committee from
Idaho has not given voice to his
views the Republican state com
mittee of Idaho has recommended
the selection of Governor Hadley,
of Missouri,”
Among those committeemen
who have indicated their choice
are Martin, of Virginia, for Go
vernor Goldsborough; Jackson,
of Maryland, for Justice Hughes.
nhtm
SMITH
The Post Office Department
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scription to The State Dispatch
or that we stop sending the pa
per.
When you buy shingles you
want those who will give
you service at the lowest
cost per day. Cheap shin
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realize that your rent will buy a house instead of
a receipt if you go about it the right way. We
shall be glad to show you how. There is no reas
on why you shoiddn’t be living in your ovm house
in less than a month.
Alamance Insurance
and Real Estate (^.
W. E. Sharpe, Manager
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I Suits for Men & Boys |
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Ready to Ht
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—That’s the way
to describe the el
egant new Fall and
Winter models we
have just received
The scientific
modern method
of hand tailoring
by which every
one of our garm
ents 4s inade, as^
surs you a proper-
fit and workman-
GOl-DMAN BECKMAN & ca sWp farfely
Gocd ciQthgm ed and never sur
passed. Come and have us demonstrate.
Great assortment of Ladies, Misses, and Child
ren’s coat suits and cloaks.
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