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IT IS difficult to know just what to give, isn’i it? Let
be your guide, philospher and friend on this glad occa
sion. Below you will find a list of gifts that may suit your
ease. Look thern carefully and if they do not fit come
in and let us make a suggestion-we can help you.
Gifts For Men.
Watch Chaih.s
Vest Chains
I^apel Chains
Cuff Links
Clothes Broshes
Collar Buttons
Diamonds
F»bs
Fountmn Pens
Hat Brushes
Ink Stands
Match Boxes
Military Brushes
Rinii
Sil«| Knives
CartPvases
Whisk Brooms
Traveling Oases
Cellar Bags
Oanes
Razor Straps
Tie Clasp
Scarf Pins
Shaving Sets
Studs
Umbrellas
Watch Charms
Watches
Smblem Buttons
Books
Bibles
Stationery
Banjos
Violins
Suitar’s
! Chatelane Pins
i Cuff Pins
Cuff Buttons
Diamonds
Ear Rings
Fobs
Crosses
Hat Pins
Hat Pin Holders
Hair Brushes
Hat Brushes
Jewel Boxes
j I^a Valiiers
Lockets
! tiace Pins
Mesh Bags
; Manicure Sets
I Nail Files
i Nail Brushes
! Nai! Polishes
Neclaces
Penan ts
Rings
Toilet Sets
Thimbles
Umbrellas
Watches
Books-
Stationery
Albums
Vases
Hat Brushes
Whisk Brooms
Hair Receives
Puff Boxes
Glove Cases
Handkerchief Cases
Gifts For Ladies.
Sar Pins
Beads
Bracelets
Brushes
Belt Pins
Beauty Pins
Brooches
Cameo Rings
Cameo Pins
Family Gifts.
Carving Sets
Cut Glass
Mantee Clocks
Knives and Forks
Oyster Forks
^lad Forks
Sets of Spoons
Coffee Spoons
Orange Spoor, s
Soup Spoons
Desert Spoons
Sugar Spoons
Cream Ladle;?
Gravy Ladles
Pickle Forks
Butter Knive*
OIr. e SiXK>ns
Baby Spoons
Bon Boii Sets
Sugar Tongs
Cold Meat Fork§
Napkin Rings *
PieServeres
Tea Bells
Bread Knives
Chests of Silver
Fern Dishes
Jardinieres
Photn Frames
Cardie Sticks
Vases
Salt and Pepper
Mayonnaise Sets
Salad Bowls
Fancy Plates
Water Pitchers
Celery Dishe?s
Tuip biers
Coirip6rt§
Oil Cruets
Berry Dishes
Bibles
Books
For The Children.
Toys and Dolls: All Kinds.
We have converted our second
floor into a vast and beautiful
toy land, and we invite all the
child’ en to bring iheir mothers
and fathers to see what pretty
things the toy-makers have made
for them.
We mention a few of the things
that will sure please.
Friction Toys
Mechanical Trains
Soldier and Indian Suits
Moving Picture Machines
Rocking Horses
Drums '
Horns
Velosipede
Post Card Reflectors
Stoves
Banks
Toy Coffee Mills
Toy Irons
Tool Chests
Wagons
Carts
Electrical Engines
Steam Engines
Beads
Climbing Monkey
Shoot-the-Shoot
Stuffed Dogs
Kid Body Dolls.
Bisque Dolls
Dressed DoUs
Character Dolls
"Campbell Kid" Doll
Negro Dolis . .
Unbreakable DolU
China DoUs
Sleeping Uolls
(Toy Watches
iToy Automobiles
Tea Sets
Rubber Rattlers
Air Ktfles
Pop Guns
GaniPS
Painting Sets
Ston' Books
Doll Furniture ,
Doll Trunks
Doll Cradles
Doli Pianos
A. B. C, Blocks
Masks
Xmas Tree Ornaments
Sleds
Tops
Rag Dolls
Alta^aiiaw
We have been al sent :a
time. iBu t are sli ll
will give .vpu a few
from No, I. j
The heallh of the ctmm
I is very good at this writing ex--
cept Aijnt Susan Wailker
her
beem tOTeeoverany.
We have had some warm weath^
er fine for tpjbaccjo strippinjr.
Some have kiiledi hoga. Son e
are a little uneasy for i'ear theii’
iii^at win spoil. i
The Shiloh Sunday afehoal met
at W- 5*aucette’s Suttday after
nom to ptactic^
.ex#ci'ses’s '' byr.'' L. F.'
Troxler-
Mr. R. K Grayn, his wife and
little baby spent Bufvday witn
M rs- G royn’s fc*the r J. W. Fau
cettealso.
Mr. and Mrs, Ubert Si»ith
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Smith's father, J. W. Faii-
cette,
Cfjptain Fau«?tte was io the
singing crowd Sunday at J. W.
Faucette's.
Oak wood School h i n good
business with Miss ,Lwa Walker
from Reidsviile, N. 0. and Miss
Annie Somers from Altamahaw,
N. C-No-2, as teacher's.
Prof. Robertson, Superinten
dent of schools visite^ the school
Friday and he brought a gentle-
ma« along and had the pic^tui’e
of the school made. We think
Oak woo is one of th best schools
in. the county.
Farmers are still holding on to
the telephones. They arie a great
benefit to the country.
Zannie Watkins is ;goirtg to
move the fiist of the week to
what is known as the P. Moore
place.^ "
Curry Cobb has left us and
gone bdck to Caswell County.
Rlr. Gib Matkins from Bur
lington, N. (a has moved back it>
his farm. \
Rev. W. J. Hackney has conie
back to Burlington ciciuit for
pastor for another year. Clad to
have iiim back.
Mrs. f ’raiscis Vincent of Greens
boro, N, C. was buried at Shiloh
a few days ago.
J. A. Faucette loves to go over
in Caswell County. We are
afraid that he will fall in a Gully
near the county line. Think
the bells will so^>n ring.
John Jordan and Miss Lula
?>mith took a flying trip to Win
ston-Salem, N. C. a month ago
and by the way. They had the
knot tied while they were up
their and they are living at John
nie's father, J. M. Jordan’s.
Mr. Lofton Saunders and Miss
Susie Faucette also took a flying
trip down at Squire h*elands a
few Sundays ago and had it said
over.
Tfils ?
We, tile nndefsi-itot ’
J. (lieney f,>r the last j r.
national OF COMai
IS
Hullg Utorrh Chst
acting directl V ,n,of, tit i,
mncoup SH rf /.f tiie ^
bottlfe.
Tub*'
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For Sale
,year and well
weighs about 1050 lb.
^ntle-hot afraid of i
Cars, also her six n'iorjtk
twrse colt which is of snt
breeding •■will sell togefc*^ ^
sepjsraUiiy at baiTain >
' Joh’^ A. Ireiand.
■‘ngton, N.
Professional
L H.
,Eye Spedalist
OflTjce Over C. F. Neese s Sto
Burlington. nit
Have yon a tooth tov pufirf
Have you tried my metM?
If not, a«k jomeooe wlifthai.
Dr. J. S.
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Dentist,,
Burlington, - N. L
Office phone 374-.J. JR.es„374.L,,
.». P. «|ioan. I). V. S. \V, A. llorimdaj J
SpoDn & Hofntidiy
Veterinarians
a nd H o>4i 'it»| I’honti 57'f
415 Main St, Ite8i(l«nw iFhoiie 28i!i,
ۥ A. Andei^&! M D.
Office hours 1 to 2p„m> 7 toSpj,
First National BanfcBUiiJdir4
Leave day calls at Bradieys ©rag
Store.
Turkey a presidence in the
hopeless fight appears to be due
to the fact that the management
of the war has drifted largely
into the hands of local politicians
in Constantinople.
LIST Of UNCLAIMED LETTERS
F.
NEESE
BURLINGTON, N. CAROLINA
Remaining in Post Office at
Burlington, N. C. D€i|. 7, 1912.
Gentlemen:
William D. Byrd, Hoina Casto,
Bill Evans, Duncan Hassell^ D H.
Johnson, Henry A Roandy, L. J.
Raekley, Thomas F. Smith, Jaiiiie
Sanders, Luther Tussey, Eugene
Williams, Editor “Times,"
Ladies:
Mrs. Bun Clapp, Miss Virginia
Lovings, Miss Ninie Moore, Miss
Lizzie Reid (2), Miss Mary A.
Shepard, Mrs. Gilbert Steele,
Miss Lena Saterfield, Mrs. John
T. West.
Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say “Advertis
ed," and give date of advertised
list.
J. Zeb. Waller, P. M,
Dameroxti & Long
ATT0RNG¥S AT UW
L S. V,0AN£80ft lAWIPli IIISi
HnrlinfittoTi I Gr^hm
. office in I- office ii
rliM ;r m PhtM nu
John H. V«mon,
Attorney aua Upuusellor at IaW|
SueiingtoA, N. C
Office over Bi>adtley*3 Dmg Store.
Phone 6 s>.
John R. Hoffman,
AHa^T-«t~iUw
Burluigton. North Caroiin*.
Offit*. Smoo^ Root rirM NitiiJ
Ikttik BiflkliBK.
MR. J. li BROOKS I
Foster Building
BURLINGTON, N. C
I N. Taylor, M. IX
Pliyncian & Surgeon,
Over Burlington Drug
Office Hours;. ,,"
8:00 to 10:00 4:OC» to5ilO
X.RAY WORK.
No Matter Who’s Elected
T rk 11
ien Dollars
Opens the Way to a Better Day
The owners of that magnificent property lying on both
sides of the Car Line between Haw River Junction
and Burlington have had the same sub-divided into
building lots and have placed the same in our hands
to be sold for cash or on easy payment plan. The first lots
sold will go at a price that will surprise you. As other lots
are sold the price will, from time to time^ be advanced. Do
not miss your opportunity. Begin now to lay the founda^
tion for your comfort and good fortune. Ten Dollars down
and Five Dollars a month buys your choico lot.
No Interest. No Taxes, and a car fare to either Burling
ton, Graham or liaw River. The Piedmont Railway and
Electric Company is now prepared to furnish, at a low rate,
current for lighting residences on this property.
When lot is paid for, we will furnish
plans and material and build your choice
of house on lot and give you five years to
pay for it.^ Under this plan, mcnthly,
quarterly, semi-annual or annual paymeBts
may be made.
Investigate.
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