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3 Lillian Lindley of Saxa-
who accompanied Mis3
I May Horne to Raleigii
day on the excursion is
;ng the week her guest,
s Nellie Davis is spending
;ek the guest of her sister
Bargess of High Point.
T. E. Davis is attending
terence oi the ministers of
^ethodlBt Protestant church
;v.on in Hij^h Point from
-r. to the 4th, oi July.
? Bessie Woodson of High-
The Military boys are practic»
ing hard preparing for their trip
to Willmingtcn Aug 5th.
Mr. A. E. Reitzell of The Civi!
Service Force of Washington D.
C. who has been the guest of
his mother at Hartshorn passed
through town Tuesday return
ing to Washington.
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A Car nice hay at Merchant
Supply Co.
We regret to learn Mr. Wesley
Coble of Hartshorn who has been
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seriously ill for the past six
! the Juest of Mrs. Young weekp does not seem to improve
-'ieciinont Hoteif ’ I very rapidly
Ella Bray of Elizabeth I For more milk and butter use
; :r.e guest" of her friend! Beet pulp and Sucrene Dairy feed
Ada Beil isley this week. I at Merchants Supply C.
-e? BettieVan Ward, Addie
rhSi'- ai d Mary Free*
Moiiday for Vir-
2ta-h where they will spend
'i. days enja>ing' balmy
\v ao
r.sw
6 Cates of Graham
been the gae.;t of her
Mrs. S. Alien Horne left
fnday for Roxb'iro to •spend a
'eeks with friends.
ie* Ruth, and Adelaide
rinore and Miss Mary
jent Sunday at Eion
re the guest of Mrs, H. D.
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Waiter
Coiie;
3,a.tu£
}.0:. GeorgeIngie of Spencer
vvas:£ov^-n last week the guest
of sister Miss Nina Ingle,
on tha Baptist escarsion
tc Eiieigh Saturday.
3 B. Hatch and Miss
Lott'S Griffin were married
evening at- Esq. J. W.
Mv-ncgomerys who officiated-
’m;'. and -Vlrs,, Hatch have the
jr.'ngt itulations of many friends.
Messrs. W. J. Brooks. A. J.
Lov.' -. D. 3. and W. S. Hali
menibers of t^e R. F- D. Carriers
a.-! ,aniati.on which will be in sess
ion Wiilnnington beginning
TKu:3(iay, left vVednesday for
"jhav jicv.
. J. M. Cheek of the In*ti-
; f Walburg: sp3nt the week
'he aruest of Mr. J. W. Cates
CALL—on Southern Ry. Agent
for 4th of July rates.
Mr, Carl Moser, of Chapel
Hill, has recently accepted a
position with the Sanitary Bar
ber shop.
Miss Zella Shoffner. daughter
of Mr. Daniel Shoffner of near
the Alamance Battle Ground died
last Thursday and was buried on
the following day at Lowes Luth
eran church. She was about
40 years old and had been
afficted for a number of years
with applexy.
A Car nice, bananas at Mer
chants Supply Co.
Rev. J, D. Andrew placed an
order this week with G. B. Eilis
for the purchase of a new piano to
be shipped direct from the fac
tory to Newton N. C.
Miss Alf Whittemore left Mon
day for Greensboro where she
will spend several days the guest
of friends.
MissGeorgie Henry ot Wendell
is spending the week the guest of
Misses Julia andLizzie Fogleman
Barrett and Freeman have rec
ently oruugnta n«w piano anc;
placed it ai the Pa**k.
Miss MaHie Greeson, of Saxa-
>ah iW v\ hf.-. is visiting her sister
vlrs TicKei of Gibsonville spem
>n-n «'l nie:ht the guestof Miss
Hazel Grees>n.
Pheonix Lodge celebrated
their 25th anniversity in the
hall of the Odd Fellows over
Freeman Drug store. ,
Miss Floro Mebane is atTerree
Memorial Hospital Randleman
N. C. on professional business
this week.
Mr. K. K. Lively spent last
week in Richmond on business.
Misses Margaret and Cather
ine Johnson of Roxboro will ar
rive today to spend two weeks
the guest of Miss May Barrett
The Carolina Business College
have recently added a cooler to
their school.
On July 4th there will be a
basket picnic at McKays. Will
be two ball games croquet and
other amusements. The public
is invited to come out and
bring a basket and have a good
time. Dinner will be served in
the grove at Blalock’s store on
a table prepared for the occasion.
Miss Lena Smith and niece, of
Hickman, Tenn.,iwho have been
on an extended visit to Misses
Julia Cates and Nina Ingle will
leave Monday for their home.
Dr. and Mrs. Crawford who
were recently married at High
Point, N. C., have returned and
are residing at Mrs. S, M. Homa-
day’s.
Miss Winified Habel is spend
ing the week the guest of her
friend, Miss Elbsie Guthrie.
Mr. C. 0. Smith, of Altama-
naw, N. Ci, was “in town Tues
day buying goods for the store
which he and his brother have
recently opened at that place.
Mrs. Jno. Andrew of near
Alamance church spent a few
days recently the guest of her
brother in-law Rev. J. D. An
drew and family.
Miss Hattie Dixon of Ramseur
N. Ce is in town this week the
guest of her many friends who
are glad to see her.
WANTED—to buy all the
wheat, we can get from the farm
ers. We are now paying 100
per bushel, Dixie Milling Co.
Miss Virian Hufiman, of E!on
College spent Sunday in town
the guest of Miss Anthony Clapp.
Mr. Wallace May, of Kesy-
ville, Va , has been the guest of
bis mother, Mrs. H, R. May for
several days recently.
Late seed Irish potatoes at
Merchant Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. MeBane
and two children left today for
Thornton, Ind., to spend a
month the guest of relatives.
Mr. Jas. N. Williamson Jr.
left Friday for a month’s visit to
New York City.
Miss Margaret UpChurch of
Raleigh is spending the week the
guest of Miss Eloise Guthrie.
Another Dentist for Euriington.
Dr. J. E. Holt a recent gradu
ate of the Atlanta Dental College
has decided to come to our town
for the practice of his profession.
He will have his offices on Main
St. over Freeman Drug Co.
Dr. Holt having made agoed re
cord while in College, comes to us
highly recommended as a Dentist.
We welcome him to our city.
A Negative Merit
She—Have you any strawber
ries?
Dealer ~ Yes’m. Here they are,
a quarter a box.
She—Gof^ness! They’re mis
erable looking and so green.
Dealer—I know, mum, but
there ain’t enough in a box to
do you any harm.
Fire Deaths From Heat.
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Chicago. June 27,— Five
deaths and numerous pros
trations were attributed in Chic
ago today to the heat wave
which shows no si^rns of soon
diminishing. At 4 p. m. the tem
perature was a fraction over 96.
The weather report said the
warmest place in the county was:
Pierre S, D., where the temper-‘
ature was 104.
The publishers of the Harlem
Local and Life, published in New
York City, have changed the
name of the newspaper to the
New York Progressive and an
nounce the removal of the main
office of publication from Harlem
to 42d street. The New York
County Progressive Committee
has approved the New York Pro
gressive as an official countj
newspaper which entitles it to
designation under the State law
for a share in the printing of
the State and county laws and
resolutions.
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Barrel SSieiSeiS
ar« drep-forged I?* oras R5o«e, c f
specislSir selected stueS—STROIS-
EST where other jjjins are
Compare STOjENSwith gua.-j at aviy
•where near the price and note our li:
QUAL9TY throughout,
Our Shotgun Catalog- showsi the
famous liiTe of Stevens Repoat-
ers—Double')—Si ngle.?.
If you cannot obtain
STEVENS from your
Dealer—lefcus know, and
we will ship direct,
press prepaid, upon re
ceipt of Catalog Pries.
J. STEVENS ARMS
&TOOL COMPANY,
p.». Bm 5M4,
CHKOPEE FMXS. MIKS.
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Tfeat boy of yours is just at tlie age now wlicn
shouM impress upon his mind the extreme
necessity of saying. If you inculcate the say*
ing halbit upon him now, the lesson vrill have ith
effect throughout his future life^ and he mil
tibaik yoi lor it when he grows older.
Bring liii lo IHIS MM With
star! Iiim off with a small depoS"
iWsrest iifm in lianltlng letii-
aid . M tliey JDeai. 'ii
wMDe ae ducatlon in M.
us accmnt is in iis bank it is ooder ttie
ilrect siiervlsioi) of tlie United States Govern
ment.
First National Bank
N EW STOCK ARRI VED
Telephone, in youir order' tonight. -R ¥D Carrier will hand,
it to you m the morning'
Bradley’s Drug store
(INEAK POST ORPICE) .
Being a Legal Holiday
—a day whsn ail patriotic and liberty loving Amer
ican citizens celebrate; this 8ank will be closed for
he day with ihe exception of the hour between 10
iad 11 a, ra. when it will be open to receive depos-
::s in acco:dance with the offer of the entertain-
rr.snt committee.
Come to Burlington on that day and have a good
jiiXie—meet your old friends and make new ones.
Come to see us—we wish to see you and make you
a ii friend if you are not already one.
Bring your money along with you and deposit it
with us and secure the two five dollar gold pieces
which are oftered as prizes by the Committee.
Burlington will do everything she can to give you
a pleasant day.
$500 Award in Titanic Suits.
London, June 27,.—An award
of $500 damages^ was made today
in the cases brought asrainst
the White Star Steamship com
pany in the king's bench court
for loss of life in; the Titanic dis
aster. The steamship company
will pay the cost of tfte suits.
30 Days
Stupendous Mov-
iog of Merckandise
The Really Big Event of tine Season. Values that wilt te tsJ-
ked about long after ordinary ¥alnes are forgotten. We will
only mention a few of the many values the others wOl greet you
as a pleasant Surprise.
Coat Suits
All are offered. Nooe .rsserv{2
Alamance Loan & Trust Co.
Alamance Covnty’s Olde^ and Largest
BauJt.
State Treasurer Robert K.
Young, of Pennsylvania, recent'
ly announced that he would never
again vote the Republican ticket.
“The Republican party has serv
ed its mission/' he said, “a
great mission, it is true, well
performed—but now the perty
has outlived its usefulness and
has fallen into the hands of thie
ves who have robbed and murder
ed it in its own house.
Governor Raison, of Indiana
has recognized the progressive,
party of that state in the appoint
ment of Henry G. Brown, of
Lebanon, as one of the three
members of the State Board of
Education. Mr. Brown is an
educator of practical experience
who has given intelligent thought
to the possible workings of the
new vocational and agriculcural
training lay.
esr» ti iiores, ontr ReaMiM Vos't eart
The worst nses, no matter of how !qhc standi^,
Sire cured' by the wonderful, old reliable Pc.
Porter’* Antiseptic He»linf
Paia nt the VKoxt time* vOCy
Tlw B«st Hot Weather tonic
QROVS'S TASTBLBSS ctailt TOlfiC Cttrtelrt* fkc
thei*t(ole«rateM9ad will «»a.
•Uteoctbea facti(sry>a4» vriOMkaU
$12.50 Values at
13 50 “ “ 7.&0
16 50 “ “ 9.M
Serges and. Whipcords in blue, black & tan.
$22.50 Values at $13.50
25.00 & $27,50 at $lo.50
SHIRT WAIST
One lot slightly soiled 50c & 75c values at SSc.,.- About 75 of, the best styles of
this season, high and low neck and \ailored eflfects made of embroidered Veils,
Sheer white LawLineoesand iub Silks. '.Values $1.00 to$l.TiO.-,Your choice 89c.
S.HOES ' ■
We need more room to show our increased line of Ready to Wear Garments
arid will discontinue handling Ladies Shoes. We offer abdutvSO pr. at less than
1-2 price and none at over manufacturers cost. Also we have included in the
sale about 150 childrens low shoes. Children's Barefoot Sandies 50c quality at
25c, 90c and $1.00 quality at 50c 75 Pairs Roman Sandies 75c to $1.20 quality
at 50c 30 Prs. Oxfords and Strap Sandies $L10 to $1.60 quality at 75c. In broken
lots 20 prs. $1.50 to 2.00 quality at 50c and 40 pr. $2.25 to $3.00 quality at $1.00
REGULAR STOCK ALL $1.60 snd $1.75 quality at $1.25
“ 2.00 and 2.25 “ “ 1.50
2.50 “ “1.75
“ 2.75 and 3.0® “ 2.00
PIECE GOODS AT 5c PER YARD
White and colored Lawns and Voils valueis 8c, Ginghams and colored Linens
values 8c to 121-2 and many remnants of the seasons best sellers of cotton goods.
Flowered and striped Lawns and Batiste values lOc and 12 l 2c. Sheer white
Flaxon and Voils values 15c to 25c in short lengths.
LACES At 2c PER YARD
Several thousand yards of Vais, and Linen Torchon editing, and insertion in
odd patterns values 5c to 8c. Sold by piece only. 2 to 12 yds in piece.
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