a -nnff qualified as Executor
“ iast will and testament of the crop, and while waiting for
Thomas, deceased, late it so thoroughly to dry out, any
^■^'lamance County, North Car i shocks get into bad shape, as
this is to notify all persons "'qv an fmm «?> ^vo»«sKTa
claims against said Spen-
Thomas, deceased, to expose
to the undersigned at his
in Buriington, N. C- on
^ ’heiore the 10th day of April,
‘ or this notice will be plead-
If before I am ready to house
I u
■ ;)i'
1-14
H in bar of their recovery.
' \l\ persons indebted to said
estate will please make immedi*
ite naynients
^ ‘ S. B. Thomas.
fpXijciiTOR OF Spencer 1H )mas,
DSC’D.
One Billioa Eggs Oa ke.
^ew York, July 13.— More
they may do from an excessive
rain, they are righted up, or
hauled to the barn. It used to
be a big job and expensive to
on haul up this crop, shuck out
the corn, ahd cut, or shred the
stover. Now since I have learn
ed something it is comparatively
easy:
On a low truck wagon have a
long frame bed only. Take
along a plow line for each shock
to be loaded. Stretch the line
on the ground by the aide of the
shock. Push the shock over on
the line, then tie it tightly around
the butts. Two men then can
easily load a large shock. Put
five or six, or more of these on
the wagon, carry to their barn
yard, set each shock again on
han 1000,000,000 eggsare omce
according in thereportof45public
■ the butts, takeoff rope, spread
Stace Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained b^y the State for the
Women of North Carolina. Five
regular Courses leadmg to de
grees. Special Courses for teach
ers Free tuition to those who
agree to become teachers in the
State Fall Session begins Sep
tember 17th, 1913, For catalogue
and other information, address
JULIUS I. FOUST
PEEHTDENT
GREENSBORO. N. C.
issued. The figures account
t’ov 2,992,800 cases in storage,
u !th 30 dozen eggs to the case,
•AS compared with 3,330,500 cases
iggt year at this time. With
storage eggs priced at $7.^ a
,gge these early July holdings
this vear are worth $21,144,160
at wholesale. The average con
sumption of eggs in greater New
York is 3,000,000 dozen a week.
the butts a little and the shock
will stand as in the field, and as
securely against the weather,
where it wi ll stay until the entire
crop is ready for the barn. It
Mu!e Dies At Age Of 35.
Kinston, July 18.— Born in
August 1877, a mule belonging
to L. J. H. Mewborn, a Green
county man, died several days
ago. During his entire life of|
35 years the hybrid was the!
property of Mr. Mew born, andi
when two years ago he became
too feeble for work the vener
able beast was retired to finish
his existence in a pasture, peted
used to take lots of men to haul and pampered and free from
and shuck and cut. Now, I hire
a man to come with a gaso'ine
engine and pull my machine
care. The mule was known
throughout the countryside,
and yeara ago the neighbors of
jAge*^ Traia At
Lumberton*
Luniberton, July 18. —While
''rossing the track at the National
rotten mills, two miles above
here, at 10 o'clock this morning
.vii a
Dolia Blackburn, 65 years
)iG, was struck by the first sec-
rion of train No. 14 on the Sea-
hoard injuring her so badly that
^lie died an hour later.
The train was composed of
carrying people from
and Atlanta to
and although run-
niniTat hv/h speed was stopped
r.fy the time .it had run half its
The iady vv’-ore a sun bonnet
and v,eni to cross over without
iookincc Ui).
The engineer sounded his
vhiritie of warning but witness
cuts the stover and it is soon
over.— Progressive Farmer,
which both shucks the corn and Mr. Mewborn ceased to specu
late upon the animal’s demise,
foi; it seemed that there was
little change in the faithful
fellow's condition until recently
I and his extreme age ceased to
I be a subject of curiosity.
FIVE HUNDHED SIT AT
WEDDING FEAST IK
WMOEM XOtlST!
pul limn
Birmingham , , ,
vVn^htsvilie and although
Camden. N, C., Jaly 17.-Five
hundred people sat down to a
wedding supper last Sunday fol*
lowing the marriage of Mrs.
Bettie Burgess to Mr, Ler/^ues
Turner, the feast being held at
I the home of the groom, The
ceremony attracted attention
from ail over the coantry and
goes down in history as one of
the most notable weddings in
this section.
Another interestin'? feA,ture
lay in the fact that the ceremony
, was performed byG. C. Barco, a
y ihe seemed to forget herself | justice of the peace who thirty
ui btopped when another step ] years ago, married the bride to
■ two vvoiiki have saved her. ! her first husband, George f’ur-
vVhore tlie accident occured I gess. The ceremony wa? oer-
■■lirj?. can oe seen two or three formed ai Mr. Barco'shome.
CommeF-
eial anc
Job Print
PINE
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Alamance
County.
The Burton System, Inc,
John A Ireland, Agent,
vs
- £. E. Workman
The
defen
eithfir v;ay.
j The couple wiU reside at Mr.
I Turner’s iiorne near iVtildam un
I iiS January vv iien th.ey v/iil zYiove
I to the bride's noine near Old
iTrap. Mrs. Tanier is a member
j 01 Wesley Chapel Met hod is t
i Episcopal eliurch and is an active
I worker in church circles, Mr.
■ Turner i^ a prominent citizen of
lamdea county
25.000 Gyninasius'n
!',1 m ■:ici i o iis bu i I di ri g
(?7 ri'.e comD'ctc-
( oi'.iiat:
neis liiro
o-i!, iUe tL-tes
are !S)e!ow'st!
ii‘ e;.i;ro ioi.Mh,
frriin SII to JlyS Eof
t-:i ?c';'!ol rr^
Li.'in Colle3:e
s. fill wi'l.
.. ale ixr ’tioiii! 'i i.-'- ety
t o; i.''-'. at
0 c^ulotMO aac
;ui;ir5 10
S -U ^ !C
ii.Vesiawnt W, A. Harper
Bok • ‘ Elon CoUege, N. C.
e (H,
.■iia’rw
and is a merribei
CrecK BiUitisi
Fall Down Stairway Caiiseil Priest’;
ficath.
ndant above named
v/il'i take notice that an action
entitled as above has been ^com
menced in the Justice of the
Peace Court, R, J, Hall, J. P.,
for the purpose of taking abiii-
I board which belongs to the plain-
i tiff but which now unlawfully
I held by the defendant; and that
I the ?aid defendant will _ father
i take notice that he i^ required _to
I appear be fore R. J, rlaS L J ustice
I oj the Peace, on the 2 day of
! August 161S, atD o'-''
ffice in
I viayo
>uriir!gton
iamance County,
1'
u/i sra i
I jy
linshjlilly Face Spots.
1 ui Otjcryc iiefclf'C
died sud,:enly
h' .V en^(.j^d?y V ill he
. lao.'fiaig- from
thatFather O’Reiliv
dead at the foot of a
North tJarolina. and answer or
■ieraur to the complaint in
said aci.ion or the plaintiff will
,'.ppl.V to ti'ic Cour-.
,id complaint,
demanded in
Inis the Si* clay ot
the
:Ctory
era(J severai.
death ensued.
Lnder ssiro"us
r,- V
cared by Dr, Hobson’s j
dc"-j:'aa Ointment, which heais ■
; ski:; eruptions. No ni-itter i
j.O'v lonji you have been troubled :
hurnin-jt or scaly skin ;
: hjsi puta little of that i
■ "Oihin;.'' Hntisi-'ptic, Dr. Hob-;
■••n'K i-'.c/.eina Ointment, on the;
find the suffering stops j
■'■■■untly. Healing begins that :
'' r; >v;ini;Te. Doctors use it
,>“actice and recommend it. ■
■dr. .Mioman, of Littleton, Pa.,
“Hjid eczema on fore-
Hobson's Eczema Oint-
ured it in two weeks.”
anteed to relieve or
I. .. !
was born
;n
occupied oy Rev Father C’'Conn
ell at VVytheviile. He was ‘0r:e
Ht the time and was not discov-
f June. 1913.
R. J. Hall,
Justice of the
Peace.
Jos. A. kley & Bra Co.
Have you been attending our great stammer sale.
If not you don’t know what you have misses. The
offerings have been great. The goods are new and
desirable. We are going to quote you a few prices
m some goods that you’ may have some idea of the
large savings this summer sale affords.
lot of ladies oxfords and shoes ranging in price from $1.50 to $3.00 this sale your
cnoice^fe. One lot mens and boys oxfords and shoes new and desirable ranging in price
from >2.50 to $5.00. Special for this sale |l 93. One lot of misses and childrens ahoeS and
oxfords ^ur choice^79c. One lot of mens and boys shoes and oxfords special for this sale
20 yards chambray, gingham, lawn, percal, zephyr, special for this sale 7 l-2c,
^ sheeting sea island quality special at 5c. per yd.
4000_y(ls. sheeting 1yd. wide special for this sals 6 l-2c and 7c. 600 ladies vests worth 10c,
special 5e, 10c ladies hose black and tan alight imoerfections soeeial 5c. Mens hose black
quality special 5c. 10c bleaching special 8c. ^ $1.25 and $2.00 ladies waists
$1 00. 25c and Me. ladies long black gloves special 19c, $1.00 and $1.25 ladies long black silk
^ovts double tips special 75e. 15c. and 20c. ladies gauze hose black and tan special lOc. 15c,
20c and 25c ladies collars special your choice 10c. 25c. cans of talcum powder only 10c, 10c,
cans of talcum powder only 5c. 25c. cans of finest talcum powder 19c. All millinery on
sale regardless of price or cost 25c., 30., and 35c: ribbon special 15c. 15c. and 20c. ribbon
spmal 10c. $1.00 and $1.25 suit cases this sale 78c. Are you going away or do you expect
to have an outing. Get your trunk or suit case here, large stock good styles and low prices
50c. and 60c. good work shirts special 39c. $1.00 and $1.25 mens overalls special for this
fale 89c, See our grocery department. It has been remodeled, rearangsd and improved.
We are now prepared to supply your wants in all kinds of eatables. We know we can serve
you and will do our best to please you. When you Want groceries ring up No. 1. or come to
the store. Glass ware and crockery, enamd ware and tin ware. Tremendous stock at a
great saving. Jelly glasses. 25c. per doz. glass tumblers 2c. each, worth 53, House furnish
ing and furniture deoartment second floor. We have an immense stock.
Special prices for this summer sale. Let us furn’sh your home. Let us oiake
your home comfortable and attractive. We have the stock to do it with,
L/on’t forget this summer sale.
Joseph A. Isley & Brother Co.
Great Department Store
Burlington, - - - - North Carolina
BURLINGTON MOTOR COMPANY
Main Street - . » - , Buriiagion, .Nortld Carolina
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED : :
iocK, at the
ike City of
:he relief
Pleasant Picnic Oiatmg.
Quite a'number of young- peo-
Die met kst Thursday night at
Graham country
club
near Belle-
m
mj
Lightest ruaning ani mo it
durable car made for tfle
money. Price $750.00 to
•T -
$1,250.00.
Our Shop is Open
DAY AND -nmr
Give Us a Trial
nours
ge
c
mont fcvc a ' picnic outing and
pleaearjt night. The balmy bre
ezes of nature were very pleasant
and can only teli the story of
enjoyment of the joily crowd,
The threatening cloud which
iured in t'rve not far away space
hastened the pi
their
•'.'.-a -1 .
Dr.
Greensboro, JuU; 18.-W;
Tise. a VVin^'ton-Saiem business
man’ and hi^; .stenographer,. MissJ, return and gave them a reiresh-
ess, ai'e un1.er . bonds ot bath Those present were:
;$400 to appear in police court! Misses Mabel Lea. JuUa and
I here Monday and answer iolijzzie Fogieman, Addie Ray,
' charges 01 irn-moraiity. ' | Swannie, Willie and AIHe Patter-
! Some timt; ago the' woman ^ Olivia Smith, F'iossie Stone
Greensboro and took |and Ola Evans. Messrs. Dr. J.
ca £ e to
52
money ig^pg^'^^j^ents and to her a ;;hi!d i p. Spoon, J. R-Hoffman,
fetundeci. All druofi^ists. or by | ^^Vfter the birth, i Patterson, Joe Thompson,
L. L.
^ , John
^'^rice 50c Pfeffer Cherni- j manrwiman and child leL't in an | \Vooi John Lloyd, FranK ’Ander-
Philadelphia and St. | The child was ieftt Uqh, Horlace Patterson and Ken-
I with a woman in the suburbs of j p.y Evans.
— I Winstou Salem, where it died | — —
I Thursday. Investigation when; CtlMrC'fi H3V8 f OriHS.
I a burial certificate ^a^ requ^ .i rnothers think their
instol Va.-Teni.„ July is ^ ^lue to the ■ -an..
All Kinds of Automobile Repairing
Full Line of Sapplies
■n-' f. i
‘‘ia i i,
cal Co.,
Bristol Peop le Sweltered.
Va.-Teni^., July 18. | ted furnished the clue
today experienced the ; case for the poiue h^
pmnAi’urnvp in vf>ars. , iise m Liie uOttun^
is’'Ol
.est temperature m
mercury registered £
-'hade at three o'clock
’ Moon.
years, , , , „
J in'^ssandhas a tanuiy,
this woman is about IS, •
?>ryan
Starts
Agaiii.
iviany
children are suffering from in-
busin- I digestion, headache, nervousness
The i weakness, eostiveness, when
I they are vicsims_ of that most
I common of all children’s ailments
' —worm.^^. Peevish, id-tempered,
j fertful children, who toss and
(grind their teeth, with bad
I \ breath and coUck,v xjsins hav^e
VV.i-;hington D. C., July 18,
Sticretary P»ryan talked freely
newspaper men today j
it his much discussed and
'■nt;,'ised plan to spend his va-
;'^t;on on the lecture platform,
said he probably would make
over $250 on each lecture,
added. “When I return I’ll
"^^'> veu just how much I have
lai'iy.''
'Sill the symptoms of haying
E'or many years i was iu „ I---- - - , * . t^-
I spite of alLso-caLtedr0medfejIn3ed. |; vvorms and shouid be given iiiCK
! At Iasi ifoundquids; reiTet’ 'iadcure 11 a^poci W orm. Killer, a pleasant
in those miid, yet thorottga | i lozenge, which expels
really woaderf cii
DR. iCi^C'S
iNewLife Pills!
AtioJoh SahiEgecIcj BuStih\ N, i„
23 cesiTS pea bottle at all
i.cjr
the
bowels,
' canay
j worm?;, regulates
i tones up the system and niakes
i children well and happy. Kicka-
! Doo Worm Killer is guaranteed, j
1 All drugprists. or by mail, " Price!
Kickapoo Indian Medicine
i-hiiade)phia and . St, Louis^
/
BURLINGTON MOTOR COMPANY
Main Street
Burlington, North
aro-Una