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I LOCAL AISTD PERSOISTAi I
This space reserved for
Green and McClure
Graham, N. C.
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Miss Perry McAdams of
.•High Point is the guest of h«r
mother. ^
Dr. J. N. Taylor formeriy of
this town was one of our visit
ors the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ha.sseil
of Duke, N. C. spent Sunday in
town with her sister Mrs. B, R.
Sellars.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Kendall
w\\\ attend the State Sunday
School Convention to be held ati
Greensboro this week.
Tink Horne who was painfully
injured by an electric explosion
first of last week is improving
nicelv and will be out soon.
Miss Florine Robertson who
came home last week from Me-
chansville where she has been
teaching has accepted a position
as bookkeeper for M. B. Smith,
Mr. Hilrie Rauhut who has
betn confined to his room sev
eral days with measels is assist
ing his father Mr. C. R. Rauh
ut in the grocer store.
Miss Addie Ray, Olivia Smith
and Messrs. Geo. Clapp Frier
Williams and Lex Patterson
were auto visitors in the city of
Greensboro Sunday.
Mr. J. Ernest Hoit has recent
ly purchased a beautiful new
Ford automobile which will ar
rive within the next few daj-s.
A.delaid'^. Whittemore
and Miss Mary Walton spent
Saturday and Sunday at Elon
College the guest of the mother
of Miss Whittemore and Mrs,
Larnbretn.
Mrs. W. C. Bro'vvn of Salis
bury spent Sunday in town the
guest of friends.
This is a ‘‘Freeland’' but no
one is satisfied and every body
seems to want Moore! Moor«.!I
Moore!!I Moore!!!! ????
Miss Alice McPherson spent
last week at Charlotte attending
the Baraca Philathea meeting.
Rev. T. E. Davis wilt go to
iireensboro today. Wednesday,
to attend the State Surday
School Convention.
Miss Earbe Sharp has ac
cepted a position with the Bur
lington Bottling Works. She
will serve as bookkeeper.
Miss Carrie Caremon of Whit-
sett has been the pruest of Miss
Grace Hoffman for several days.
Mr. L. M. Bently of States
ville spent Sunday the guest of
friends.
Miss Mary Grey Thompaop of
Snow Camp who has been spend
ing several weeks at Whltsett
the guest of her brother Mr. W.
J. Thompson is visiting, her cou
sin Miss Martishia Thompson,
Miss Flora Mebane was call
ed to High Point Sunday on
professional business, returning
Sunday evening.
Chickens, White 0rpingtp;jri3,
Black Minqrcas. The kind that
•wins, iarysand pays.,.. for
sale. Burlington, N. C., X, A.
Lowe.
Messrs Staey Cook and Mike
Newlin left last night for New
York where they go to take a
course in wireless telegraphy.
Mr C. F. Jones of Jamestown
spent last week in town the^uest
of his son Jno. C, Jones,
Thursday. Barrier Bror.eo
Feature on at the Grotto,
Miss Lola Wiggs of Salisbury
is expected to visit Miss Eliza
beth Garvin Saturday.
Mr. P. F. Galliher of Reids-
viile was a business ^/isitor in
town Tuesday.
Mr. W'’. W. Browrn was a busi
ness visitor at Mebane Monday.
Mrs. L. B. Hornaday apd sister
Miss Pearl James of Charlotte
spent Sunday in town the guest
of her father.
The ycung people convention of
the Southern Chnstion Conven
tion will meet with the Burling
ton Christian church May 2B to
SOth. A fiice prwgram.me is ex
pected.
Mrs. W. E. Eeivea arrived
Monday io spend !?everai days
the guo-st of Madan.aes J. B.
Cheek anci C. H. Catea'tand fam
ilies.
are too busy to
write an ad. this week
on account of such a
rush of business.
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The Telephone
and Good Roads
Tlie telcphmie gocs liand io hand with ^ood
roads.
The telephone overcomes many of the obsta
cles of bad roads and makes it possible for the
farmer and other rural residents to transact busi
ness in the city and w^ith neighbors when the
roads are impassable.
Progressive farmers are insisting upon good
roads and telephones. These two agencies of
modern civilization are doing more than all others
toward eliminating the isolation of country life.
You can have a telephone io your home at verv
small cost. Send a postal for our free booklet
giving complete infornxation.
FARMERS^ LINE DEPARTMENT
SOUTEERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
s. PRYOa iSTREET
ATLANTA, GA.
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®to tomorrow — that’s
• tJie fickleness of money, and unless you give heed to the
newssity of saving, it slips through your fingers and is
oil with the winds'' in le?s than no time.
If s Yours Only as Long as You
Show Your Devotion to it by
Keeeping it.
for holding vour mon
ey™ Deposit It here as soon as you get it." We will pay
you interest for the privilege of keeping it for you.
Make op Your Mind to‘‘Cinch’'
Your Savings From Now on—
we wiD Help You.
Theonly^^nk in Burlington where your deposits are
under the direct supervision the U. S. Goyerntnent,
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That H- Goldstein can give you a better ft
than the tailor who does not have you present
when lie isakes your suit. Ask those who tried,
they will tell you the same. Try yourself and
be convinced. Phone 217, Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing.
100* 25g#
lAOIESl OO YOU SUFFER
MontHly* fle4Lcl»cKos-?
T*Ke CAFUOINE for
THe prompt irelief is
50o. A BOTtLE AT ALL ORUGGISTSw
rhe Pioneer Bank;
Of Alaimeince: Oounty
CAPITAL AND 51/RPLU5- $1375
SAFETY
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Whatever else appeals to you ia a baak or
Trust Company, the thing you look to first,
the thing you DEMAND is
SAFETY LAST AND ALL THEIIME.
Our Truth Department is ready to sep e
you with absolute safety in the following
capacities:
EXECUTOR OF WILLS
ADMINISTRATION OF ESTAT ES
GUARDIAN, RECEIVE
SIGNEE
TRUST OF PROPERTY
WILjlS
AGENT FOR LIVIG CLIENTS
We offer you not only 109 Security but ef-
ficien'^y and prompt and satisfactory ser’^icj?
as well.
For fuU information, caU or wn
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Miss Eunice Stockard of Sou-
tfeern AlaiEBance is spend^rig’ the
vveek the g"uGSt of her sister
Mrs. J. B, Cheek.
The Buriin.g:o'n Drug Co, have
hOfii out the O'id plank fiOor in
their store 2,ri(i are arranging to
put'iei a titte.
Miss Grace Hoffman has ac
cepted a yosiifon as- assistant
I clerk in c.he Burlington Post
j Office.
Mrs., J, C, Buchanan and two
iittie daug'htJE^rs who have been
visiting’ at Raleigh are expected
home today Wednesday.
Pay your.poll 'tax-before May
1st or you can not vote in tne
j-towo electlora.
'The nonv.payment oi your poll
ta?.: will aisfrariehiae your vote
on Mav 6th. Ilf you want to vote
see that your poll tax are paid.
, Mule For Sale—Age right,
I price right, qualities right, on
easy terms,
Coble-BeADSHAw Co.
UNITED STAre; governmfnt
DEPOSirORY
!f«ayy BiOnd.
Spartanburg, S. C.. April 17.—
In eompUance with a recent of
the Supreme Court granting Mrs.
M, E. Grace temporary injunc
tion against the Gree.iville, Spart
anburg & Anderson Raiivyay,
Judge Thomas S. Sease today
issued an order requiring Mrs.
Grace to give within 10 days a
l3ond for $125,000 as protection
for. {he railway, "if the court
shall fiBaliy decide that plaintiif
was Bot entitled to the injunc
tion,."
The iDjunctiori has for some
time halted the work on the raii-
wav at Duncan and according to
affidavit?, has caused the railway
to sustain heavy damages daily.
The railv/ay is restrained from
buliding its sine across Mrs,
Grace's pr«^»:-erty, and also from
changing the course of the Mid
dle Tyger River, as planned.
Mjcs. Grae’a attorneys said to*
night they were undecided ?is^to
whether to give the bond, which
they de@m exc'es^jive.
Several Reasons
Why it will be to your interest to buy your
furniture and house furnishing from us, .
We make an exclusive business of this and have all of the newest
and latest IDEAS.
We carry the largest stock between Greensboro and Durham from
which to make your selection.
We buy io large quantities and in that way and by pay
ing cash for what we buy we get the lowest possible price,
hence we are able to give you a better price than you get
elsewhere.
We sell on time,you can pay for it by the week or month.
We guarantee to give you a square deal or Money re
funded.
Come and inspect the line, some new things in art
squares, mattings, matting druggets and lace curtains.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Burlington N. G.
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