bv buvin
m, Copper and Ei^'
is given with
le exhibit
Builders
ANA
v'ith a handsome
with refres|?.menis.
[ you want
..’•IK’
to be sure what’s on the iQttle ‘is’ in the bottle
We fiii prescriptions with tlie utmost^ accuracy.
’" ” Mw &“si S' iS?
SaviS i ^ 1
'hone 20
for
Burlington, N. C,
Eastman Koflak films,
Muylers Candy,
Rexall g’oods,
\'an Lindiey's cut fAOwers. Nyall B'aniily Remedies,
County Teachers Meeiinj?.
The next (’ounty Teachers
Me-iting will convene in the Court
Housb in Gtaham, K. C. Satur
day, Dec. 7, at'll o’clock.
PROGRAJV'];
1. Round Table-School Ecjiiip-
ment'~H.ow to secure and use it.
2. Round Table--vVhat Lan-
jruag'e should be taught before
the'book is usef\ 4fter union din
ner in Town liail.
3. Making Group jPicture of
Teacher?,
4. Announcement about the
work in th^ County,
'1 A X A 1s:tT'\ T3 ir* O O/'^ X.T A T ^ ®
Mar!i hrm
.OiJASL. A.1STD PERSOMA^L^
; oar loai of
;.g-e just recieved.
apples one
25 cent store
York
Mer-
sisupply Co.
\\ ANTED—-Gooi ablebodied
to cut cord wood,apply to F
[^Keniger.
:;.!j & 25 cent store.
‘jrjj recieved shipment of new
-•o/t cards 5—10 & 25cent store.
fancy eating
...-I' eaoh 5—10&
LOST—between Snow Camp
j,..J Furlinprton small plain
biVcele:. Reta Isley.
The anual thanksgiving
services will be held at St.
^arks Reformed Church in the
country at 7. p.m, Wednesday
Xv'.-, 27.
The services in Eui'lington
lii f in ed Chuich will be at 11
; ,n , tn Thanksgiving day.
According to their usual
cusi'jiu Foster Shoe Co will close
Ki' liianksgiviijg.
The Class pf Orphans from the
Nazareth Orphans Home at
Crescentwill be at St. Marks
Ke ’ormed Church it 11 a. m. on
r.rst Sabbath in December and
at VVhitsett in the afternoon of
the same day.
Bananas are cheaper and bet
ter now than any time this year,
t'v them at Merchants Supply
Co,
Rev. Martin W. Buck, of Chi-
cig'o, vrill preach at the Biptis
Church next Sunday morning a
11 o’clock and at 7:30 P. M.
-Mr. W. R Sillers, baye^for B,
A 3ellears&S >ns is on the North
ern market for the stond time
this season bymg new goods for
ihu firm.
Karal Carriers are caUed to
sieet Saturday, Nov. 30th at 8
o'clock P. M. in office of State
Dispatch at Burlington, N. C. to
transact such business as may
claim our attention.
W. J. Brooks, Pres.
J. A. Lowe, Secy,
Episcopal diiurcK Notice.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will have a doll and aprcn
sale and oyster supper Dec. 17.
1912. i^ll cordiaUv invited.
'■ I" fieaflacne Dr. Miles’ Anr.t-Paln PiUs.
Dr. L. H. Alien
Strayed or Si>OLeN~Setter
pup female while blaek ears
spot on top of head black spot on
rump at tail answers to name of
Dot. Liberal Reward.
J. D. Payne Burlington, C,
Mips Flora Mebane who has
been near Ashboro on profess
ional business for the past tvv'o or
three weeks returned home the
Latter part of last week.
Miss Blanch Gre«son and
Bertha Neese who spent Satur
day and Sunday in Guilford
County the guest of relatives
and friends and attended the
special services at Mt. Hope
Church.
Fourteen new knlttingrnaehines
ha\'e been added to the Burling
ton Hosiery Mill. This firm
neeC ’ many more employees.
Rev T. Sike^ spent part of last
v.’eek at High Point.
Rev. T. A. Sikes pastor of Front
Street Methodist Church', left
Tuesday for Fayetteville where
hewillattefid conferance. He
c irriesafine report of the years
work down by that church, show-
i igin fiorishing condition.
Mrs. E. L. Graves is ^{)ending
the week th guest of ii i>- lids and
relatives at Pellham,
Miss. Sue Mebane of Mebane
spent Sunday in town The guest
of her parents.
Mr, J. H, Spencer of Randolph
County and son Rev. C. L. Spen
cer of Andaloosa, Ala. spent Sat
night and Sunday visiting his
niece Mrs. J. M, Cheek on No, 1.
Finest Strawberry plants in
the country. Twelve great vari
eties. 5o cents per hundred. Jos.
A. Isley.
Washington, Nov. 22.—So-far
as an earnest and careful search
by one there Own leaders on the
field of battle can assure, every
Confederate soldier and sailor
who died in a Northern prison
and was buried nearby now lies
beneath a headstone or monu-
nment of marble. Gen. James
H. Berry, ex-Senator from Ark-
ansas, the only surviving mem
ber of the commission entrusted
by Congres with the task has
just reported the completion of
his work to the Secretary of war.
, The suggestion that the
Natonal Goverment mark these
long-neglected graves came
originally from the late Presi
dent McKinley in the course of
one of hi« speeches delivered in
the South and took form in an
act of Congress of March 9,1916.
This appropriated $200,000 for
marking the graves and created
n commission to do the work,
la the past six years two com
missioners, tx-Repesentative
Elliot of South Cerrolina, and
Covert or oatesof Alabama, have
passed awao &nd it has semained
for General Berry, ond of the
few Uviug Confede-iaie Generals
toscarry out the woik.
1 h otice of Sale of Real Estate.
j By virtue of the power con-
itaiued in a cei'idii deed in trust
j executed Esnd delivered to the
Oentri^l Loan & Trust Co., on the-
8i'h day of March, 1911 by James
Kusse'il and wife, Mattie B, Rus-
sejl, and duly regisierM in the
office of the register of deeds for
Aiarfiance County in Book No, 51,
page 482, to secure the ^payment
of a certain note therein recited,
default having been linade'in the
payment of said note, and the
holder thereof having applied, to
us to make sale of the real estate
therein conveyed, ^in according
wi th the ^conditions, containtd in
said: deed in tru&t, we, will expote
to public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court Home
Door of the County of Alamance,
N. C. yn'Saturday, i3ecember28;
1912, at t'^e hour of 11 o'clock
P. M., the Jand conveyed in said
d'^ ed in trust, to wit:
Adjoining the lands of J. A.
Trolliner, Coley Russell and oth
ers, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a rock corner with
said Russell in said Jones Sine,
running thence S. 1 3-4 deg. W.
(B.S. 21-4 deg.) 16 cbs,. tea rock
in said line, thence S. 85 1-4 deg.
B. 10.71 chs, to a rock, thence N.
2 deg. E. (B.S 2-3. deg) 16 chs.
to a rock, corner with said Trol-
linger and Russell, thence N. 86
deg. W. 10 -57 chs. to the begin
ning, § containing 17.02 acres,
more or less.
This the 26th day of November
1912.
Central Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee.
Mr. T. N B oone salesman for
Jos, A. Isiey&Co, spent Sunday
at Greensboro. ,
For Sale
8 year and well bred mare,
weighs about 1050 lb. Kind and
gentle—not afraid of Auto or St.
Cars, also her six months and
horse olt which is of splendid
breedinr^ will sell together or
Eye Specialist i -
Ovar C. F. Neese’s Store
\ A. Ireland
B:irlmgton, • - N. C.
L-‘>uriington, N. C.
C. V. SELLARS
ART STORE,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Carries in stock over
SOOdiflFerent paterns
WALL PAPE
No use to order
go see it.
R. F, D.No. 5.
Mrs. A. Lea King returned
home from the Hospital at GreeJ-
loro, N, C. Saturday very much
improved. Her many friends will
be glad to know.
Our friend F, R. Rogers had
us stop with him and eat opposum
and talers one day last week we
sure did enjoy it.
Mr, J. A, Dickey is prepaied
to do any kind of saaing now' he
jhasabren new saw and a nice
j 25 hp. engine and is doing some
I fine work. Is also going to add
: roller outfit.
i A. 0. Huffman is pushing
' the work on his new residence to
complete, will' be a handsome
home when completed.
D
>nee
Of
 JcAPlTy^ AND ,51/RPLUo. $135000 p
Councy
CONTENTMENT
The Heart’s Desire of Every Normal Man
is Contentment.
In the last analysis, consciously or unconscious
ly, you are seeking above all things, Gon^ntment.
Contentment is as myriad sided as the yargar-
ies of human nature as impossible to define.
What ia happiness to one man may be wretched
ness to another, but there is one element that you
and every one must consider if you
tentment in tjbis world and that is—MONfiji.
: PRACTICE ECONOMY :
Save regularly and as much as you can.
your money in this bank and"^add aU you can to it
in the years of strength and it will go ^ long ways
toward insuring Contentment when you
earn.
cannot
THINK IT over ;-
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;ST CLOTHING For
AND BOY’S
The Gaiments
are Splendid
ly Tailored.
Every one goes out
with our Guarantee.
The fabrics are the
best. The styles the
very ^ latest arui the
prices are positively
the lowest.
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Men s DUits
Absolutely the largest dis
-play of Men’s Suits and
Overcoats in the city.
Bought from the best
manufacturers in the
Country.
In the Suits
you will find new grays,
browns, blu^s or in mixed
worsteds and cassimeres.
Rangirsgfor good weight
wool Suits, 7.5010. (X) $12.
15.00 up to ^.00.
The- Overcoats abk new
''browns, grays, and tans as well as blues and blacks. Short,
mediumandlong styles. All sizes at 6. 50, 8.50, 10.00,12.00,
15.00 and up.
^pieflillil Values in Beys’ and Overcoats
Parents have learned that Sellars and Son offer the best
for the least money in boys’ clothing. We show a. wider sel
ection of styles,, a more varied assortment of fabrics, and
absolutely the best values to be had.
B. A. Sellars arid Son
Leading Clothiers
Burlington, N. C.
Ciouyjrisliit 1909.t* C. E. ZimmermaA Co.—Ko. 4^
ONEY in the Bank grows
jDolIars pil*
top of tlie other; and the habit or
saving, acquired iO easily, is con*
stantly stimulated by the ever in*
creasing e^Ct of intereist. ^
, N. C.
Have That Ghristm as Suit pr
Suit Tailored Py
Get Better Macerial Better
Work and a, Perfect Fit
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For Your Thanks
giving Flavorings
Candies, etc., go to
I'' '
roe Co
t3nn»sKnau«'«u»iu,swnraB
( MARTIIA WASHINGTON,
AGENCY FOR, fLITTLEFlKLD and Sl5®RE GANDiES
■ iSDMMIT A VE CUT FLOWERS
We are overstocked oh Gorn, Oats, Cotton seed
hulls and meal, Spipstuff, and Bran. We also have
full line of flour, Siigar, Candy, JP^anuts, Apples,
Potatoes, Oriipns, Hay»and a^] kinds of feed products.
Special Pnees for Next 30 Days
Succes0rf to Buriiogton
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