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We have the agency for Eastman Kodaks & supplies.
FREEMAM DRUG CO
PHONE 20
Agent
Huyler’s Candy
J. Van Lin die y Cut Flowers
Rexall Remedies
Everything Promptly Delivered
I cocA_L Aisrr> persona. I
Miss Emogene Thurston who Mr. Earnest Murphy of R. F.-
has been teaching school at ID. No. 4 spent Sunday in town
Waikertown, is expected home the guest of L B. Whitted.
I'asi of the week. ' Redding of
Texas spent last week the guest
of Mr. R. L. Barnwell returning
to Texas, He has been here
about two months and has been
visiting friends in Orange Coun
ty,
Mr. S. J. McBaneand family
of Saxpuhaw spent from Tuesday
to Sunday the guest of H. M.
Love and family.
guest 01 Mrs. Will Jeffreys of | lyj^ LeKoy Cates of Raieigh was
I), ho. ^ : a guest of his brother Sunday.
Jno Lashley Faculty of
tiie State University is spending'
a few days in town with his
parents.
Misses Gal Bow land, Byrd Me
Clure, Archibald Cook, S. R.
Boland and > r. Crawford of the
City Drug Co. spent Sunday at
High Point with friends.
Wrightseli who ia the
?vlrs.
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visitors in our town Tuesday.
Miss. Mable Lea one of Burl-
ingtons clever clerks spent Sun*
day at Gi eeensboro the guest of
her aurit Mrs, Moliie C, Irland.
Mr. Lavvrence Cheek of Chapel
HiH spent Sunday in town visit
ing Tylr, and Mrs. Q. H. Cates.
Mr. J. B. Cheek left today for
Polithenical and Medical Hospi
tal for an operation,
Mi.^s Grace Montgoery who is
with her aunt Mrs. Sallie Som
mers at Greensboro spent Sun-
day in Burlington with her par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mont-
gomer.
Miss Mary Dodson of Thom-
dsvilie is spending several days
the guest of Miss Flora Bell
?vIorrow,
Miss Mamie Ray of Friendship
M.)ent Sunday in town the guest
her sister Miss Addie Ray.
Miss Alouise Guthrie who is in
--school at Greensboro spent Sun
day in town the guest of her!
parents.
The Misses Green of Greens-
l)oro spent Saturday and Sun
day ac Mr. and Mr. VV. C. Thu
rston the guest of Miss Rath.
Mr. G. VV. Scott of Silvia, Ahi.
Mr. L. H. Mebane telegraph
operator of Dry Fork Va is spend
ing a few days at home the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Charles Watson of , Elm
City arrived Sunday to. spend a
month the guest of her parents
and other relatives. ,
Miss Eudora Cox spent Sunday
visiting friends at Durham.
Miss Emma Andrews who is
in school at Elon College was a
recent guest of Miss Emma Love.
Miss Blanche Robinson was the
guest of her people at Greens
boro Sunday.
Mr, R. H. \Vhir,..4iead will
spend next iMonday, _ Tuesday
and We laesday in ir*nilade}phia
attendi ng a meeting cf the
Hosie -y Mill Manufacturs.
i Miss Zara Boon of Whitsett
jsoent Sunday in town the
guest of Mrs. Worth Br\an'.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Cates are
rejoicing over the arrival of a ten
pouad bay.
joe Thompson spent Sunday at
G*-aham the guekof his sister
I Mrs. 8.. Johnston.
I Miss E in a Graves had the
Tickets on sale Freeman Dru
Co.. “Rebecca’sTriumph"
Full lire of crockery Coble’s
Grocery.
Don’t miss seeing ' Rebp:.cca's
Triumph” Friday night.
Just 25c to see “Rebecca’s
Triumph" P>iday night at the
School Auditorium.
Mr. J, L, Seott has recently
purchased a new Mitchell tour
ing car.
See “Rebecca’s Tpjumph”
Friday night at,
School Auditorium.
Freeman Drug Co., is selling
a preparation called Dodsons
Linetone that certainly wili
straighten you up, 50c a bottle.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Philiipie of
Whitsett N. C. and daughter Mip
Ethel vvere shopping visitors in
town last Saturday.
Miss Mary Thompson h; s been
visiting her cousin Miss Martitia
Thompson, in company with her
cousin spent last week at Greens
boro attending the Sunday School
Convention,
The*95th anniversary of odd-
fellowship was celebrated by the
lodge at this place Tuesday night
A special elfort has been put
forth to get all the Odd fellows
in town to attend. After the
business part of the meeting re-
freshriients were served.
For Sale—Good Victor .Talk
ing Machine in first class condi
tion wifch-about 30 of the beat re
cords out. Call at my home or
at The State Dispatch Office.
W. T. Way, Burlington. N. C.
Mr. A, Cheek represented the
Odd Fellows of this place at
Raleigh‘One day last week where
he went to consult with , Gov.
Locke Craig against the pardon
ing of, Wiley House who was
i)laced in jail eight years ago
for the murder of R. 0. Pickard
of this place, it is generally be
lieved that House will be pardon^
ed on his gooi behavior. His
term would expire in eighteen
months.
I'.cM.'lfirtif' iir. M.i.'s Aiifi-i'win Pt)i>
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AVil. VV , Oi:UtL u;. on Vld,, r»f‘ Kalnty
spent last week in town thu p V h
Kuest of friends, • ‘ha lu-st la;ly w l»keanautonde
in th.e n'^'-vcarot, Mr. ^
Miss Verna Cates of Oxford
spent Saturday and Sunday the
M'uest of tier parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Cates.
R. J. Sellars will devote his
entire time in the future to
the ordinary department of in-
furance work. He will coniinuej
to have his office in the i^'irst'
National Bank Building.
Earn-e
Holt.
Mis-; 'Mift'o Cates returned last
Fi ii.iay fri'm Ciiariotte where she
I i''ie B:-if ica-Piiilathea
‘cO '.ve-.i'i ao.d visited friends.
M R. Vernon returned
M • M i ; V- n; fro m Rox ho ro
vvvj-.-'i''’ oeen t.he guest of
fr.e '■! s )f)'l ■vlaMv6'=!.
Pasiy fey Mi. and .Mrs,
F. L Williafflsoa
Araon > those wj-.o were present
at the house party recently given
by Mr. and Mrs, h\ L. Wiihamson
were: Mr. and.lMfs. Clem Manley.
of Winston Salem. Mrs. Ben
Moore of Raleigh, Miss J::5arbarit
Slaiionot' Norfoik', Mrs, JWill
Wiiliaroson of Danville, Va.,
•Mrs, RuHseli VViggans of Boston
^;v]as3, ivirs, Juiiau Baker of Tar-
i/ora and the Misses. Williamson
of Saxapahaw,
Sale of Real £&tate.
Under and by virtue of the
PDwer containedin a certain deed
in trust dated March 31, 1913,
and executed by E. D. Patrum
and wife, Emily Patrum to the
Central Loan & Trust Company
trustee, securing two certain
bonds and all of which.is record
ed in book No. 52, pages 61-64
of mortg jge deeds in the office of
the register of deeds of Ala
mance County, which is due and
pav.able March 31, 1912, and de-.
fault having been made in the
payment of principal of said
^londs secured by the deed in
trust. The tiustee will offer at
public sale at the Court House
door in Graham, North Carolina
on Saturday May 10th at eleven
o'clock A. M. to the highest bid
der for*ash, the following descri
bed lotsof land.
Lot No. 1 Situated in Patterson’s
Township Alamance County ad
joining the lands of Jno. M. Shat-
terly, A. M. Smith, W. A. Euliss
and others.
Beginning at a sassafras thence
N. 17 1-2 deg. E. 11 polos and
5 links to a pile of stone, thence
S. SO deg, E. 18 pole^ to 2 rocks
in the creek, thence S. 11 deg.
VV. 11 poles to a stone at the dam,
thence N. 80 deg W. 32 poles to
the beginning containing 2 1-2
acres more or-less. It being the
same land conveyed to Lee Dora
Euliss and Dillie Euliss, Decem
ber 20, 1900 to which deed refer-
ance in hereby made.
Lot No. 2, In Patterson's Town
ship adjoing the.lands of old EuHs
Saw Mill jot and others.
Beginningon a larore stone in
the creek, thence N. 15 deg. W.
3 chs. to a stone on the W. side of
the creefe on the S. side of the
road, the tree N. 53 1-2 deg. W. 3,
chs. and 50 links to a station in
the public roac, thence N. 64 d#»g.
E. and 35 W. 8 chs. to a stone
on the W. side of public road,
I thence S. 56 1 2 deg. W, 4 chs.
and 75 links to a stone, thence S.
25 deg. E. 9 chs. and 50 links
to the mill pond on a large stone
plac d by nature, thence N. 73
1-4 deg. E. 39 links to a stone at
the edge of the water, thence
N. 163 4 deg. E. 4 chs. and 89
links to a pole or stone, thence
S. 88 1-2 deg. E. 4 chs. and 50
links-to tHe beginning contain
ing 5 3 4 acres m.ore or less.
This the 5th day of April, 1913.
Central Loan & Trust Company.
Trustee.
Services at Longs Chapel Sunday
Two services will be held at
Longs Chapel Sunday. One the
.second Sunday in May there
will be service at Union Ridge.
This wil! be the regular spring
communion services at which
two services are all ways held.
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u els^s to tomorrow — that’s
the nckleness of rnoney, and unless you give heed to the
necessity of saving, it slips through your finders and is
oil with the winds” in less than no time.
lt'« Yours Only a$ Long as You
Show Your Devotion to it by
Keeeping it.
the formula for holding your men*
ey-- Deposit it here as soon as you get it.” We will oay
you interest for the privilege of keeping it for you.
Make up Your Mind to
Your Savings From Now on—-
we will Help You.
The only bank in Burlington where your depoisits. are
under the direct supervision the U. S. Governrtient.
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'The Pioneer Bank:
Of Alamanc^e? Oounty
CAPITAL AND SUKPIUS.. $ldZ500
OUR TRUST DEPARTMENT
The Trust Department of thi.s insfcitution is e^-
ioying a steady, healthy growth, judging by the
increased number of clients and enlarged volume
of business.
Men of business reah'ze more toflay than ever
that INTEGRITY AND JUSTICE, ^ more than
friendship are the qualities desirable in a_trustee,
guardian or executor, and that a Trust
tion represents the highest development ot these
qualities.
If You Have A Will To Make
OR any other Trust business to transact you will
make no mistake to place it. in our hands,
you name us as your Executor, and we wnte you r
will, vou have the fullest assurance that yt
wishes will be carried out with ability %pd
absolute fidelity.
We Solicit Your Business
IffldivMual Drisifki»|f Cups
Washington, April 27. — Arran
gements have been make by the
oouchern railway to furnish san
itary irsdividual drinking cups to
s.iassengers on ail trains and a
iai'ge supply of eup.s of the co!-
tapsible paper type has been or
dered. As soon an the cup have
hten received each coi.ductor
vvili be furnished with a supply,
and any^ passersger , desiring a
dup will receive one free of char
ge on application to the conduc
tor. Notices to this effect wil-
be posted in each coach,.
Furnishing ^drinking cups to
passengers on tl\e large number
of trains operated'by the South
ern railroad will involve a sub
stantial expenture for the con
venience of patrons of the rail
way..
Hereafter passengers on Sout
hern railway trains jwill be put
to i'^eonvenience or expense in
regard to drinking water and at
the same time will not be subject
to any possible infection through
the use of the common drinking
cup.
UNITED STA.r£5 GOVERNMFNT
depository
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Several Reasons
Why it will be to your interest to buy your
furniture and house furnishing from us.
We make an exdusive business of this and have aU ofthe 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 weekormonth.
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.
BaseBall
Corns
STEWART’S
JEWELRY & BOOK
STORE,
M. B. SMITH
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
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