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FREEMAN DRUG CO
r, LooA-i.' A.isrr> personal |
Mrs. J. A. Holt is spending
• iie week the guest of her mother
t Peoples Chatham county.
AU kinds of seed Irish potatoes
or late planting at Merchants
Supply Co.
Sucrene Dairy feed makes the
railk ilow, for sale at Merchants
Mipply Co.
Timothy Hay and other good
feedstuff at Merchants Supply
Co.
Mr. George Tyson, a Register
ed druggist of Greensboro is as
sisting in the Burlington Drug
Co.
The Belmont cotton mill has
closed this week reparing the
boiler and erecting a smoke stack.
Dr. C. A. A.ndt rson attended
servleis i t Cross Roads Presbyt
erian church his old home church.
Miss Nell Thomas and Mi^s
-Eva Aikens of Greensboro will,
Rev, .James Murry of Graham'spend the week end the guest of
'vviil vjreaeh at the Presbyterian j Miss Pauline Coble
Mr. T. F. Coble who has been
in Alabama has returned home
for the Graded School Commen
cement exercises.
Mrs. H, R. Moore and mother
have returned from Henderson,
where they have rreen very
pleasantly visiting.
Dr. H. R. Moore who has
been spending some time in
chureb at this place Sunday.
Two Buckeye cultivators sligh
tly used. For Sale by Cobles-
Bradshaw (’o,
Mr. E. M. Alexander is criti
cally iii at his home in East Bur-
iingtoii.
Mr. Ralph Rimmer of Hiils-
boro is spending the week the
guest of his sister Miss Hortense.
ASK -Frkeman Drug Co. , about j New York taking a special course
$25.00 TALKING MACHINE for,has returned home.
Miss Yirvian Huffman of Eion
College is in town today, Wed
nesday visiting friends and shop
ping.
Misses Mary and Beutah Foster
who spent the past week at Dur
ham, have returned hi5jr,u.
Mrs. Gardner Bryant of Ons^ ‘
the
^^4 08.
The eighteen month old child
;-,f Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Faucett
vas buried Monday atMcCray.
Thcfbaby of Mr. Nathan Love
A'hich has been sick, is improv-
:1g.
Mrs. L. M. Cates of Odange
; rove is the guest of her son
:vlr, C, C. Cates for a few days.
FOR SALE— At a bargain two
Euck-eye cultivators slightly
For Sale by
f /y
Messrs. A Cheek, M. D. Win-
jiingham R, J/JH{all. J. M. Coble,
H. W. Troliinger and H. H.
Bu ;kner attended a meeting cf
tie Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows at Greensboro Tuesday
night.
Buck and Gus Bradley who
have joined the fishing ring
surprised their parents with
specimens of the finny tribe one
morning the past week.
We notice from The Southern
published at Tart oro. The place
where recent by the Episcopalian
Diocese was in session, that Rev.
iyirs. X B, Gibbie of this place
was one of the speakers in t
mass meeting of a Womans
Missionary Society. The subject
which Mrs, Gibbie used w£S
“ The Janiors.
Foster Shoe Co., who are al
■vays originating come to the
t'ront wich a new cap and shirl
cabinet. The cabinet is arran
ged so as to have the various
sizes of caps and ?hirts systam-
atically arranged,
so that they can be gotten wher
so desired.
Dr. H. M Montgomery who
has been in New York taking s
special course in medicine has,,
returned home to the delight of
his many fritnds, Mrs. Mont
gomery went a few days age
and accompanied him borne.
Mr. Chas. Edv/ards of Lynch
burg. Va., has accepted work
with the City Barber shop. This
skives the Prop. Mr. Heritage
five chairs in operation.
Tile 97f,h annual Episcopal
Convention of the Diocese of N.
C. held Ics annual meeting in
Tarboro last weekIt adj ou rned
to meet in Raieigh next May,
Mr. Leslie Cates of this place
and Miss Myrtle Cates of Grah
am daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
IJ. F, Cates vv'^sre married last
Wednesday,
EI®3J Receives Two Gifts.
Elon Colieg-, N. C., May 17,
1913.—Word has just reached
the College that the Francis As-
bury Palmer Board, of which
Dr. Martyin Summerbell is pre
sident and Dr. Frank S. Child,
Secretary, has granted $1,500 to
the College for current expenses
this spring. This same Board
last fall voted the College $2,000.
The President is also glad to
announce that the late Dr. J. J.
Summerbell, Dayton, Ohio, left
a bequest of $1,5000 to the Col
lege to be used in its own discre^
ion to the best advantage of the
College. It has been decided to
create out of this bequest the J,
1. Surnmerbell Fund, the income
of which shall be used as the
doard of Trustee shall from time
to time direct.
One of the great questions
vvhich the Board of Trustees will
oe called upon to decide this June
will be provision for a building
for the Young Ladle’s Hall, the
ir4aiization which provides
board and living expenses to
young women at cost. It ishop-
id that a nice building will be
provided for this purpose on the
Southwest Corner of the campus.
LIST OF UfiClAlMEO LETTERS
Remaining in Post office at
Burlington, N, C. May 14,1913.
Gentlemen:
R. W, Ashewood, Wm. Gor-
I rman, FVank Griffith, Ben Hest-
I ar, 0. M. Leath, W. H.;,' Lewis,
F. M. Morton, Z. Smith,^Eugene
Show, Charlie Terrell,, li D„
Whitehooir,
Ladi
BANK
BOOK
U.
Coble-Brad-
"Ar. Grover Moore recently
.rch iHed the home of Mr. and
.’3, G. W. Davenport on Davis
cv'i. Mr. and Mrs. Daven-
■ : ::ro moving to Whitsett
;;; re they purchased the home
MOldham who will locate
;\;on College.
VANTED—Work in Burling-
Li teacher of three years ex-
. ; 'i‘nce v/ants a Dosition,
Apply at this office.
Lodge No. 400 A F & A
. Vviii meet nig'hi
-r-u'ht o'clock for the purpose
-'.ing second degree and
business as may come be-
-, f,'the order.
Gra^iled Sclnffiol Commescemeat
The Burlington Graded School
commencement began Sunday
night with the Annual Literary
Address preached at Front Street
ViethodiSt Church jjv Rev, Mr,
Church,
iy school
room was tilled to. overflowing.
Qiute a numl^r • of those who
Miss Mamie Holt, Mrs. Nellie
Sparks, Miss Lizzie Steele, Mrs,
Blanche Yow',
Persons calling for any of the-
3e letters will please say “Adver
tised,and give date of adver
tised list,
J. Zeb. Waller, P. M.
WHAT MATTERS if eyerybody on earth turns
fr jm you, if you have a bank book?
It, and all it Represents ' Will Stick to
You Through Thick and Thin.
But people don’t generally turn frpm the man
who saves. His confidence in fiimself, his inde
pendence and integrity, command the respectj
which he invariably receives.
Start A Bank Account
Here at Once
IT WILL PAY YOU
low county who has been tnei;-. p,.,
guest of her daughter Mr*. W. xhe'church and ‘ Su
W, Brown returned fiolne VVea-
nesday.
M^;3 J. W. Mills of Greensboro
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Buckham and Miss De^
Ette Ta’lly Sunday.
Mr. W. J. Tally of Bondiee
N. C. spent Sunday here
guest of his daughter
DeEtte.
went taiiea to
The senior class v/nicr
posed of 21 girls and 8 b
in the basercieni of 'Lae
and marciied in _tWO b:
sin-
was renaered
admitted
thei i’he e'ostunies o
I s'jruors vvt-i’e
is com
ys met
c'liurch
two.
e d’gnified
i.y lui'ely.
L-y 3. seieci
Rev. C. E. Fiurham, a minis
terial student of the Moody
Bible Institute at Chicago, who
has been visiting his parents Mr.
and Airs. J. Manly Durham of
this city, left Tuesday morning
for Chicago where he will con
tinue his study for the ministry.
W hile here Rev, Mr, Durham
r’illed the pulpit at the Front
'-•^reec ,\L_ E. church much to the
" -'■'-5' of that congregation.
NEW STOCK arrived
Telephorie in your order tonight, R FD Carrier wiii hand
it to you in the morning.
■ ■ 'I . ■ . ■'
Bradley’s Drug Store
(INEAR POST OPPICE)
Messrs. H. B. Conn of
eiore and -i. Connof OKiprd ana
Dr. Marboro of Goldsboro have
been the recent guest of Mr,
and Mrs. I J. Mazur,
Lieut. A. A. Russell and Capt,
J. C. Freenum accompanied by
'itarv bo vs v;'ill go
rir's assist
! eo ny
of th-:
! Buck
•cne choir singers oi
various chL^rohe?,
delivered a Sbrraon
great r
r u i s
551
some!
Rf^v. I
of'
nign icicajs ana
f
I nation trom 'rmiup
ten ol m
to 1:
da\ s ui.: wei
,'nui’sday
pj iictjce.
Lor a
three
00
Year
'i'he Pioneer Bank;
Of Alamcince County
CAPITAL AND 5URPLU-5. $13/500
GET THE HABIT!
Ever think about it seriously? As long as
you keep your money where you can lav >our hands
on it--FEEL it and SEE it- -you want t> g>
BUY something with it, ,
It simply “burns a hole in your pocket' ' Y0L1
are not comfortable until you have exenanged it
for “goods”
A splendid way to turn that bad habit to good
use is to come to our bank every time it begins to-
hurt you, and empty your pockets into our Savmgs
Department.
It will do you just as much good NOW, and
you can get it back WITH INTEREST when you
want it.
We pay 4% interest compounded every three
cnri WA ■vxra.nt vour name on our books,
:termi- !
r- ^ 1 'M ^ i
v.^ ■ I
He heid his audiance for more j
ihan a hoo.r atcetiLiveli'. ^ Thej
scripi.urea were read by Rsvs, j
Ij. Mciver and T. S, Brown fo!-;
lov'/ea by prayer by Rev. A. B. |
Kendall. Mondav siigiii; \«ias|
content night in whif?u the foi-j
lowing girls contested :’or. _ a|
g-yid medah Imogene McCiilier
dcott, Mary Sue Browning Nina
Ingie and Minnie Mary Eihs,
The contest was very much en
joyed the medal being woiil^b^. I
Imogene McCuEier Scoct, rhej:
judges were'Mrs, VV, H. Carroll,!
Lilia. BuUa, Rev«, KendaU and!
Gibbie and E. S. W, Dameron. h
Go this same night a spirited-
debate vvas held by - Sam Bason
and VVaiker Love against David
Curtiss and C^atherine ' Elder.
The Query resolved that Burling*
ton s.hould have commiis&i b
form ofgovernment like Des-
Mo'ine, The affirmative being
re p rcsen ted’ by Bason an d Wa i-1
ker who won the q:i.ery. Bason j
winning the medal as ^he - bes.
speaker. Tuesday night was a I
musical concert, Wednesday!
night the seniors'and juniors and!
their invited friends will be in-|
vited at the ^senior reception I
Thursday night wdl be class j
n^ght and Friday oignt the annu-!
ai Literary Sermon by the Hon;
Clarance Poe, Editor of The Pro
gressive Farmer,. A' complete i|
write UP of Tuesday, Wednesday , ^
Thursday and Friday night willU
appear next week.
J. MAZUR’S
One Week
to
5 Ladies'fine waists, value up
^^5c, J, Mazur's special...39c
(
250 Ladies' waists nothing bet
ter in tou n for $1.50, our weeks
special y 1 98c
4,000 yd. of IGc Embroi(iery,
for one week, only ___.5c yd.
-* • —- ,,, • , ,
3,500 yd. of Fancy Lawns, spe
cial for one week, only .6c
1,500 yd. of stripe poplins, in
colors, tor one week, only 14c yd.
A beautiful line of fine satins,
specid.1 for.
-45c per yd.
A beautiful line of line fancy
Misses and Ladies’ white dress
es and skirts. Don’t buy else-
s
come
where before
ours.
50c Men’s fine top shirts .38c
25c Men’s ties. 16c
.$1.50 Men’s good felt hats,
black and taft. while they last 89c
' ^ ^ - ■ ■ ■ y ' , ■
A good and big line Men’s and
Boys’ strav? Hats. Come in; we
Vval! try to please you.
Don’t fail to see pur Millinery
department. There are some
good bargains for you.
Hundreds of pairs of slippers
for Men, Women arid Children
will be reduced for this Week,
Come in if you'want a good bar*
gain in a pair of slippers for
your family.
ff-or Lv, A.ati-sr't-lD PJiii
In all there will be a {great week at I. J. Mazur’s.
Come in and get your share of the bargains we are
oifering you. ^ ' '
STATES GOVERNMFNT
DEPOSITORY
UNITED
Dealls ®f ChiM cf B J. Vestal, j
Martha Louisa Vestal the six-j
teen month old baby of Mr. and !
Mrs. B, Vestal was.buried Sun-j
day afternoon at Pine Hill Cem
etery. Funeral services were
conducted at the hosne by ■' Rev.
A B Kendall. .'Ihe httle one
had been-sicfv only abc^ut three
days.
Thus another of God'* fi’agrarst
flowers has been transplanted in
the floiwer garden of ^eaveri.
MAIN ST.
N. C.