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I just received a large line of Gar- g
I den Seeds in bulk.
Give Us Your Order.
i FREEMAN DRUG CoTI
i PHONE 20 §
;LOOA.Ili AlsTD PERSONA
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Mr. Summie Sharpe spen*^
Sunday in town visi ting friends
Miss Mary Hancock is visiting
her sister Mrs. W. D. Moser.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dilleard
spent Mondav in town shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Garret
of Orange Grove visited Mr. J.
IV. W. Montgomery Sunday.
Mr. Henery Hurdle spent Sun
day night visiting Mr. John
Baines.
Mr. Jim Black spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents in
Graham.
Miss Ines Albright of Graham
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Durham. ,
Miss Lula Robertson from
Orange Grove visited Mrs. S. G
Patterson.
Mrs, A. G, Boon accompanied
by her son T. N. Boon spent
Sunday at Greensboro.
Misses Ida and Ella Bray
spent Sunday the guest of Miss
Ada Bell Is ley.
Rev. .Tohn Mac Walker of
Spray came home Monday to
be the guest of parents.
Mr. R. C. Campbell spent
Sunday at Gibsonsville the
gaest of relatives
Mr. G. A. Hood of Greensboro
spent Saturday in town the
guest.of his brother-in-law Mr.
J. P. .Buchannan.
Miss Margaert Neivelle was
called to Winston-Salem Monday
on account of the illness of her
niece.
Miss Nida Webster who h^s
baen staying at her home for
some time will come back to
Burlington the last of the week.
Miss Sallie Foster came home
ii’om Elon Monday with L^-
Grippe. Hope she will be able
to he out again soon.
Miss Georgia Garrison of Route
2. is visiting relatives here. She
intends leaving for Baltimore
the last of the week.
John. R. Hoffman spent Mon
day in Baltimore on business
relative to the Consolid ited
Bridge Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Horaa-
^ay spent Sunday in town visit
ing Mrs. Hornadays parents.
Miss Katherine Bryan is
coming Friday to spend a few
days with Miss Byrd Dailey.
Mr. Robert Barnwell is spend
ing a few days at his home near
Cedar Grove.
Miss Ro«a Patterson is able to
be back at work after a few
days illness.
Miss Mary Walton has accep
ted a position as stenographer
for John R. Hoffman.
Mrs. R. C. Campbell and little
son Taylor are visiting relatives
in Gibsonsville this week.
The Wilson Orchestary have
beep furnishing music at the
Grotto for the past week or
more.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Way and
two daughters spent Sundav
at GibsQnsville the guests of
relatives.
Lost Tuesday morning Gold
Cross engraved on fronts from
staff 1910. Finder will please
return to The State Dispatch
Office
Mr. James Garrison has accep
ted a position as bookkeeper for
The First National Bank, This
was made vacant by the resig
nation of Mr. J. E. Lash ley.
The former Pittsburg pitcher,
Sam Leevei* is out, with a denial
of the report that he intended to
“comeback” this year. He is
donel^ith basebalL
Ted — “If you make love to that
girl youM better look out for her
bis: brother.
Ned- “If there’s any trouble,
it’s more likely to be cawf»4 by
her little brother,'-—Judge.
Manasfer Stallirgs, ofthe Bos
ton chi teased his Georgia
piantatiofi for a year and has
l of an office
at th^> National ball park,
for hn-rsorial daily use until
^be «sta,rt for the South.
The Pioneer Bank I %
Of Alaman
County
CAPITAL AND 5UR,PLU^, 1137500
Banking By
Mail
It is not necessarv *'»»’ voa i live in
to bank with the AL;VMA.NCELOA.N andTRUs
COMPANY. The extension of the rural tree
delivery and the improved f acilities of the postal
system make it passable and easy for
safely send their money t > us —not only ^ ^
them the advantage of a high rate of interest, u
convenience and security as well.
All deposits are held by us in strictest con
fidence, and no information is given out concering
them to anyone-not even the fact such t’aads are
in our care. . * i
Our BANKING BY MAIL method is absolutely
safe and offers t> people in the rural districts
every advantage accorded our town friends.
We Solicil I oiir
SfA.r£i GOVERNMENT
DEeO:SlTC)aY
UNilEU
We Told You So
We told you in our Ad, last
week and before to buy grain
and feedstuff, some of you took
pur advice and some didnt, these
who bought > saved jnoney these
waited lost money. But we
^ill have large stocks of Corn.
Oats, Meal. Flour, Shipstuff.
Bran, Red Dog, C. S. Hulls and
meal. Apples, Oranges, Tan-
gennes. Bananas, Cai?dy, cab-
^ges, potatoes, Onions, Chicfeen
reed and hay. Buy now before
another advance.
t
Socc£ssors to BurliD^toii Groc6iy Co.
MILIERS’ AGENTS, MELROSE m OAN VAllET FLfiUK
TRUTH ABOUT
Our F*rescription Department
should know.
Vye fill every doctor’s prescrip-
with equal care, and with
the best drugs obtain&ble.
Give us your business.
Y9^> y®®n? map, who inay ng« be think*
mg of niatriinoiiy today, wffl sdon6F cr
lat^ have a wife and family to dtre for.
ton^der their futwe and welfare right
now, and plan for them by depositing yonr
surplus earnings in this bank each week.
There's al^eap of happinen b tfie
knowledge that you and youn are se-
cure from any threatened or sudden
misfortune, the ownership of a snug
Bank account.
Biirilnglon Drag [o.
The “Ground hog'' saw his
shadow
And dived into hi^ hole
To stay 40 rainy days—
Confoand- his ugi^soul! ,
But Ellis Still SeUs Organs
Pianos and sewing machines.
He'll send or go through rain ?
or snpw.
If you’ve got the “cash in your
jeans”
—No Copyright on above.
Ellis Machine & Music Co.
JUST RECEIVED
Car Load of Horses and Mules
§ We bought trjis lot of Horses and Mules at
Lexington, Ky.
'W They are all young and wei! broken, and we think the
best lot of stock we have ever shown the public. Be sure
and see our stock before you buy. Sales on easy terras. We
keep a good supply of stock at all times.
Fogleman Brothers,
Front Street, Burlington, N, C
kinds
Com mer
Job Print
“Has Agnes achieved popular-
jity in her ?aburban home?”
I "Yes. she keeps her doors
wide oDPn and her mouth tight
shut”-Life.
“V\ hat’s Mrs. Wombflt abus
ing the government for now?
Seems they wouldn’t let her
send a ^ilon of ice cream b\
parcel po»t."-~Pittsborg Post
:on, R C.
You can prevent a spell of Sick-
ness, hiring nurses, ctc., by biiyinj
^ lOc package of Bradley’s Golu
^ablet^. These ablets hsye been
thorougMy tried out, and are reC’
Gnuneftded as perfectly reliable.
I Every Amerlcaa I%uiler lotiows tiiat
s
The LEAOlf^ AMeuCAN SEED CATA1XX5 FOR 1911
J?*8c» tbat tells The PI«in Truth About THE BUP^lS^^ALrTY SEEDS,
February Clearance SALE
AT:
GOODMAN’S CLOTHING STORE
Our entire stock of Mens and Boys
Suits and Overcoats will be sold at cut
prices.
We are now selling all goods at 1-3
our former marked price.
We want to sell these goods in
order to make rooin for Spring
goods and expect to give our cus
tomers the benefit of these cut
prices.
A'
IF YOU NEFD
THING IN CLOTHING
NOW IS THE
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HOME OF GOOD CLO i
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