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$25.00 Hornless Symphony
Talking Machine for
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FREEWAN-^DRUG CO
May Is pii'tung in a rsew front ^
H.t the G-rotfo this week
_H. f’oodman has cut'prices cn!
his stock o-r'- g-cods,
Mrs J. S. Fro:st is s]>er»dirtg
MIscelaneos Celuinn
■^i:- -S.'
■'^'OA.L A.NT) PERSON'A.L I
this week the guest of her lor-
XV,. I potatoes at
mer school mate Mrs Jno Fuller | Co.
of Lumberton N C. | ...u«»—
, % W.B,&lUrsana tair.ilythe! ,,4tfsupt"y ^bananas at Mer-
lamuiea 01 Messrs.. T^arnest j —
and B., R.. Sel'iars ieft V/ednes-1 wamtppi -i-^
dav fo:"' TO snp-nri the! ■ Boy to serve a;
tc spend ttie, janitor in exchange for tutition
summer. j Carolina Business College.
Mr, S. X. Foster of R. F. D.'
as
Vu's, Sudie Tate of MemD'-'’.-! Holt has receivtiy
-Yr'r, i>5 the guest of her fathei-1 puretiaaed a new Ford
;V.!:',vv Sam Tate. | bile.
Buia Lo(ig'e409 will meet Mon
No, 2 threshed more than one
thousaod ba3hei.s^oi grain • last
week.
The Great Clearance sale oi
J. A. laiey Sz- bro. is infuh blast,
Mr. Joo, W. Sharpe of R. F.
D, jNo, 4claimis theciistinction to
have aw first cotton bloom this
'/uar. The first bloom appeared
-vioaday Juiy'7fch.
I Speciai Bargain offers, Friday
and Saturday uf e^ich week,. see
Prop.
Bessie Bennet of Reiis-
j windows, S, A, Tnomy,
* The Corser Store,
i
day night
ir.stalling
M.is« E
tor the pijiroo!.5e
officers
vi!:^ iv the guest of her gister
vij-s. Paul Morrow for afew days,
Pvrd Da^iv who ^^een ^ Browni.rig is spend-
■inga summer' schooUt i
j Trade with S.
the Corner Store.
A.
Thorny
at
a
rifi'
.Hill has returned home.
guest of Miss M
rhoaa'as.
, , ^ , Mr. Thos. S, Moser, Ov w,.
['■r, r.eaman preache^. at the UipeY5t Saturdav night .and
r Strett Metnodist church m TlmrHam ^v5th
>G
This bei?v!£ the
'.rret
Inr.hy night
v'-i tiu‘ quaiterly.
Emniogene McCuller Seott
, a telegram from South
rurc'ina Sunday announcing the
day in Durharri with friends.
oevvs of the death of her!
ended tlie corner stone
un-
Misses Pau’ioe Coble arid Rath
Lea Hott are the guest
of Miss E'va Aiken of Greensboro.
Btlessni. Charles Watker, J. R.
Bfowrt att-
!
laying
. i at .Baynes .store Tuesday,
Tlv;?e who . have recently en-; , , “ . . .,
-r.iiF.-; o/ilh the Carolina Business
;',i:ivave: Mr, W, E, Bason, nurse oE Res; riospua! Ea eig!> is
fe'^ham; Miss Carrte Wi»i,s Iher
a.:d M^. -John Lynch of tins piace. ■
The great Masonic Picnic so
well remembered from .last year
wih be held at the Piedmont
io,
For more milk and butter use
Beet pulp and Sucrene Dairy feed
at Merchants Supply Go.
WANTED-to buy all the
wheat, we can get from the farm
ers. We are paying 1.00 per
bushel, Dixie Milling Co.
FOR SALE—Good young Brood
mare, nice driver works any
where 7 years old dark bay at a
bargain apply to
J. ,M. Hayes.
WANTED—to buy ail the
wheat, we can get from the farm
ers. We are now paying 1.00 per
bushel, Dixie Milling Co.
anc
lohrs fslev.
,:>ng those who are at More-1
Mr.
G.
The Alam.ance Fair pretrr
ium list is isow in^ the hands ' of
the princer and will soon be ready
for distribution.
Mr. J. Gordon of Baltimore
who has been visiting at Oxford
.is sp|ending the week the guest
of his brother-in-law Mr. I. J,
Mazur ar,d 'famiiy.
Clarance Mc.A.dams of Atlanta,
Ga., is .apen.ding the week the
guest of his.irarents Mr. and Mrs.
L, B, McAiitams, ■ j
For. Bargains at a rush see L J.!
I away the atii front
; ting in a fiew and
ime aAs torn j ad on .last page.
Wanted.—Experienced Sales
lady, good salary and steady
position. Must furnish refer
ence. Apply To L J. Maz-uk,
Burlington. N, C.
The Kisig of All Laxatives.
For constipation, headaches,
indigestion and dyspepsia, use
Dr. King’s New Life Fills. Paul
Mathulks, of Buffalo, N.Y., says
they are the “King of all laxa
tives. They are a blessing to all
my family and I always keep a
box at home.” Get a box and
get well. Price 25c, Recom
mended by
Fip«t
Le«do
in
Sovlii;
Tbat boy of yours is: just at .ifce ;ag« now .wiiem.
you should impress upoa his Misid th« extreme
uecessity of saving. If you inculcate the saT-
iag habit upon him bow, the lesson will hart
effect throughout his future life,, and
thaifik you for jt when he grows olte.,-.
.Start him a small .fep®
it-lnterest Mm. In basjll^g
If his acGOunl Is in fills laitl
(fee 111
First National Bank
City and Beautfort are:
Miittin W. Buck. wko!s re-1 one atfbeatos-e oEE
■a much improved ^ev, J. ■
and iS put- i
up-CO date I
L. Bolaad,!
Salii
'ht)ie. iXir, and Mrs. F. L. i uzsie. Gari-io or
ani:5on and family. " ' " I who has been 'i;he (^^ueat of
f ftfl 1 J~t Ti IT r\. tinM.n : ^ i rt ^ ^
, Miss Lorra,irte hie,
.^no. C, Jones ana Miss Monday to her ho^me
Gunter ot the Fostoffce
Friday at Raleigh attend'
.Tieering of the postai clerks.
ed
.--itT'
■ -r
a most enjovable
ioin repon
.cesiion.
ilitse? Addie Cheatham
feuie Van Ward and Mary,
r.'eeriian who we reported ?.ast
as being at Virginia Beach
:cr ■:*. few days are there for the
>u;;-;nerand are conducting a
:.‘:b:diiig house.
May Barrett, Marga-
:1". ;;r;d Catherine Johnson who
a;;‘U'eguest of Miss Barrett
Guthrie, W’inifred Habe!.
Triv;^ Ward and Pearl EUU vis-
-a Mrs. M. L. Holton uf R. F\
L'. Xo2 first of the wee!-;.
>1153^3 Jennie Vaughn, J^^ar>
y-'-'kon. Ruth Dameron. Smm'i
and Messrs. Wuikar Lov^e.
; V['■'i.'i3,3/‘
dLSter
tvsa liear
;^.'iS[.5Cnvg
wvtiek
L.3g Fiorifie
Bueadino-
Mr, J. B. Cheek l’iz\
to be the guest 0; :
Mrs. M, B. Self vt.'no i
Spartan barg, 3. C,
M r.. •.J n O' s La 3 L e y i ^
the Burhfigtoa
taking the piaee of
Robersori who i.f?
vacation.
Mr. Letter ■ Gr>>)3o
been gue.^c of iii3
left a few days ag.> for ¥/>ights-
viile Beach ^vvher-She has accept
ed a poaitio:'. with-a hoteL
Mr. G. W. Bradsnaw r\:Dr^'-
.5cntir:g Cv'tf'e B rads ha C‘‘.
..tnd Mr. VVait-ar.Harder, o" -•
.lam actf ,.:.£J:ending a
The ciothing department of B.
A. Seiiars are ciosirsg out theii
odds and tnds at greatly reduced
prices.
R. F. D, No. 3.
MOIiCE.
ce is herety given that
i the board of Count};^ Com-
i mis'sioners of Aiarnance County,
j North Carohna, will meet iMon>
i day the 14ih; day ot July to re
ceive
wi:io aa;3
p.arenf’.i*
r.iie' lax riSt for the
year 191K and to hear any com-
ptaintid t.fiii'iC. an>' .one has to make
•In regard to dining his property
>j'i' 11 > & i u e..
Very reso'/CtfuUy.
Chas. !-). ■ JO'tiiNSTON,
i;l.srk to the .Bo^.rd,
Mr. Carl Tilman has been right
sick since Sunday,
j While playing with matches
a small child of Bob Graves set
fire to the straw stacks and;
burned the straw from 120 bu
shels of wrheat.
Messrs. R. E. Warren and W,
J. Graham have commenced
threshing wheat. j
Mr. J. L. Hall and family lefti
Thursday for their home at Critz, i OIT
given to Repairing, Cleaning and
H. Goldstein’s I'ailoring Sbopi.
H. GOLDSTEIN
. ' MM fl ' ' jt
4iih J’ulv
f.knic.
Mias Georgia
S,j>l X i
.ihe ;^ue:St of Miss
‘.j.'ij -
Hrird'-Vfire
T- r*.
rj
ijameron and Manh
•hildren went by aatomo
to Siler City Sunday wher(
■r; ioent theday th.e g'-iest o;
- . James Johnson the aunt o'
Lo'^e and other fnends.
(joii verxina
K,
Biehnioa.i
i
V i !"g' ■-
‘Ori!’,! i ■
VW.;'-
Sc ct.
■7.*' i-i-'.fa h'7if^y bii'h'i.
;io t^.a.»5 been the .^i'uesc i-i
.5v?'v U;L^ vV>iek Tor
* (
. ii'Ve,
ai?
i-’r .-
im'rtre
ALAMANCE COUNTY'S
OLDEST BVMKING HOUSE
CAPITAL AM
kJ
The Bird of Time
Is On The WiEg
But do n't be a dm
YOU KNOW
THE FATE
NOTHING
WILL COME
YOUR TIME
IS NOW.
of the raan wiio was always ware-
ing for somethiag to come
he's 3"hl ^srsitingl
He's
way —
hi.3 way he goes att
too Old now to Riak'3 a start., aric.i
pretty soon Time will wh'isk hu'n
over The Border.
Get an.s£0us aboaS your .tature;
Drop into our barck regaJariy and.
systematically deposit apace
cash in our Saving^s Department..
WITH INTEREST AT 4«
Then your time will be worth money.
MMfVi
i l:\ aono'r
I Hes:o who i-
I .iuiia FogiciDbHs quiie a number
I of Miss r‘ogJemaii''s tiienda join- j.
1 .tid'her’in piciiicjrig at the, home j
ia: ^slah ai Haw River. ^
I A baci^^fc'L pici'ic lun- I
Ic.ieou ueen prepared |
I for tiie ‘jccBsivn by the fail* lad- j
I ie* wa-= 'v f.vy much enjoyed, j
u', I Dtisef's coi'iSi>iar5g‘ of several !
;,’i.! boxes oi cif'.cc^.tait: candy made j
I the evefung lanci'ieon eompiete. 1
I An a,.^di'es.« oi welcome, a pat-j
i-onc ii'io.re'-s.s and an address ot' ;
I appf'trCiaiion were deiiii ereo by i
! me .3s>oKe:-'rneu or me occasion. |
^4! I Tiies^i ijOLng Maj. Brooks. Jno. |
} E. iioftman ana a. A. V est, ■
1 Trdwe who attended wi.re; |
j Gtf.?rgia Henry, Willie, i
lAiiie, and Swannie Patterson,. •'
; Add'ie MaOei Lea, Lizzie'
i and J-ulia _to-gienran, Fannie
eo.Sine, C^aa niVtAns^ C,^ia and
: Luhi iiors, Boon 01 Whit-
' at'if., Miss sScewiiri of Greens
boro and Mrs 0. O. Fogieman.
^ M.6-s3rs. v^'. H, Buila, J^>e 'rpo-
;nf.M)»on, Jno. Wood, Jno, Loyd,
SUMMER
L?r. F-.;^3ter,
VV ii;
Vernon isley, Walter
Eugene May, Frank
Anaerson, d.
n
K. idofiniaii, L, L,
, r'ater;son, .ur. Clyde Hor-
I na.day. 0. I). Fogieman and -dr.
I Kiddle of El-'>n College.
i To P'r.&vent BSood iFoisrMiii!:^ i
1 f'.ppiv at otice the ■worjdeTful old r-iliable DR. 1
■ POKTEK’S Al-;Tf.3E.PTfC 5EA:.:KG Oil,, a 3Ur- !
■ hi^cits sit |
Unii sasu^ tua.'i. IN’ ot a liniment. . i’5c. 50c. $1.00.
UNITED STATE'^
Kew $25,000 GymnasSum
This commodious building
is a sample of the complete
ness of the Elon College
$300,000 plant Every
modern conven- ^^jccr in
ienCS, > addUlon
to modern*
ness thiouEh-
out, Um ralefl
xr« theltweil'm
the entirft South,
from $131 10 $191 Sot
ten school moDihs.
Terms e:isy Elon College
l^t'.idu.ites fiil with tuccew
' fssponsible positions in e«ry
fdapartment of life. Vftilt at
o&ce Sor too page cataio^e and
fnli paTticaUre to
Pn^ideat W* A, Harper
Box SloaG»!te8«i,N.C>
Burlington,
IV 5'ic;
1
ii
I in 01WHI JIUWi ntHMMMiiriMl
Our Great
Commencing Now and Running Through
We believe that we are offering the greatest bafgaios in mer
chandise ever offered in this ciiy. We are going to price a
items and let you judge the great savings
2000 yds. zephyrs, ginghams and white goods ranging in price from 10, 12| to I5c.., yoiir
choice at 7-jc per yi. 1000 staple gingham, 8c and 10c quality, this sale 5c, '.-gOOO- yds. 8e
and 10c Sea Island 36 in. wide 6|c. 2000 yds. ginjjham, ,12 and. 15e quality, your choice
10c. 2000 10c bleaching 86 in. wide, special 8c. 12|c bleaching 10c per yd.; i2.|c.embroid
ery cloth 10c. 10c chambray, special 7|c. .7|c,. 8,c and 10c. lawi>v .-ispedail; ,5c, «'•'«{ ■
line percals 10c and 125-c.
Second and I bird Floors, Main and Worth Streets
Rug LepaU nent filled to the utmost capacity.
35c Jap rugs 23c, 60c Jap rugs 382. $4;50 Jap rugs, 9x12, $3.9S. $18.00 hrasseH
9x12, $12 95. $22 Diamond velvet rugs $15 y8. $28 arid $^0 axminster 'riigs, 9x12, $10 65.
Diamond velvet rugs, $2 quality, $1.49. $3.50 velvet rugs $1.98. $2.50 asminster ruga
$1.95. S5 axminster rugs $3 90. Matting from 15c to 35c per yd. Linoleum S1.2J5 qaality
6 ft wide, for $1, 75c oil cloth 6 ft wide 69c. $50 parlor suits, covered with be^t chased
leather, $39.65. Lounges $8,50 to $2^.
Third fiwr-$2 50 beds ?i.9S. $4 beds $3.4'8. $5.50 beds $4,48. $8 beds %nM. m bed*;
17.95. il2.50 beds $10 95. . $8.50 iron beds $5.98. $10 iron beds $7.08, $15.00 iron beds
$9 98. Dressers from $4.95 to $20. Bed room suits $18 00 to $65. Rockers 75c to |8,.3ih
Chairs 50c to $2.50. Hall stands $5 to $18. Dressers $1.98 to $12 50. Bed springs ?1,59 to
$4,50. Safes $2.25 to $10. Porch, rockers, green, red and oak finish 1:50 to 4.50. 12 50
kitchen cabinets 9.95. 15*00 kitchen cabinets 12.50. 18.00 kitchen cabinets 14 50, Centre
tables from 75c*to 5.00., Extention tables frorh 5.95 to 18.00. Kitchen tables 1.75 to 2.50.
Have you seen the Economy jar? No rubber rings, safe sealing ,gold enamel cap?., easy
to seal, easy to open, no turn, ho twist, no rust. The best fruit jar on the.market, Cf^nie
and see them.
Great Department Store