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Ithe isi- oicfoiiiits: oit r«U«^l»fe P*.. 2b aad . 2Sc, 50c. k $aS.OO Hornless Symphony Taking Wachltie * ask- {FREEMAN DRUG CO K ■M [f OCAL J^]sri> PER.S01SrA.L I Ct E. Davis of the M. P. Vn 13 assisting in|a revival iingat Friendshipjthis week, ^Ii55 Beba Tuttle of Winston- ljr.is spending a few days J'guest of her friesd Miss Ifjrele Loy. ly? Paul Davis ieft Monday -dapel Hili where he will school the coming year in Patpiace, Anna Lawrence Reitzell ' i College spent Sunday the t r^t of her cousin Miss Hallle k Mebane. JMr. T. Scafford is spending vacation this week inRandol- ICouniy the guest of friends tidrelaiives. 5,fiss Opal Nicholson who is in Liiool at Elon spent Saturday and fjndav ihe guest of her parents [f- sndMrs. T. G. Nicholson on ..‘..D, No. 9. Mrs. Geo. F. Hunt who has een the guest of her parents, Ir. and Mrs. Lafayette Holt, et’jrned the last of the past sreek to her home at Wilmingr Ion, N. C. “Mutt and Jeff*' will 'make [tbeir first appearan'^a at the feimont Opera House, Wednes gy night Sept. 24th. Don’t iri!3sthis one. Seats on sale IKi o’clock Monday morning at Iffeemans, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neese jspent the oast Week in Guilford fcoaaty visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neese and other ?!atives. They were accom- y knne by the father of ;; Mr^I- jNsese who spent Saturday and Sandav with relatives here. Messrs. Pete Wilson an Eufis of SDoresviHe. Ind., are spendmg pis week in the county with riei- [atives and old friends. They are [»th prosperous farmers of the IHosier state. Mr, Wilsoft issev- pty years old and left this county jiorty-seven years ago. He finds [only a few of his relatives and Lnends Hying. Mr. Euliss raov- |ea to Indiaaa about thirty years 4go. Nether of them had made visit to their home county un- liii recently. L. H. MfCaoley died this ififl: Q^ciwk at his Mr. momnifl: will be csonduc- Thursday attlnioxi ^dge by Revs. Holt and Straud. Mr. McCauley waa 67 years old and ^vesfive children, Lawrence Ralph and Oscar, and Della and Selma. Helbavesfour brothers and two sisters Messrs. William and Marshall of that neighl^r- hoodand Albert of Mebane, Wellon McCauley of Greensboro Mesdames. Will Barnett and William Kimball. He Vas a con- sistant m ember of Union Ridge Church and a progressive farmer. CoW m ekarf«4 f«r ia nSittm LIST OF ICLAIMEI lETTEIS Car fine Changuinola Jumbo Bananas golden! yellow Merch ants Supply Co.* Beet Pulp^ and Sucrene Dairy feed makes more milk and but ter. For sale by Merchants Sup ply Co, Burlington, N. C., Sept. 6. 1913. John Cox, George Crocks, R. Fitch, M. D. Isley, R. E. Miss Helen Buck left Tuesday for Murfrees, N> C. where fhe will attend the Chowan school Miss Agnes Faucett will leave this week for Guilford College where she will attend school. Rev. P. H. Fleming will preach Sunday night at eight o’clock at the Reformed Church. Mr. Marshal Buck left last week for Horner’s Military school where he enrolled for the coming year. Mr. Harvey Home returned a few days ago from a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rose- mond of Spencer. Mr. C. C. Sea well of Elizabeth City has recently accepted a position as registered druggist with the Burlington Drug Co. I Miss Joliette Isley left Tues day for Trinity College. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Ada Bell. Mr. Jas. W. Horner who has been doing some carpenter work at Elon College is spending a few days at home. Miss Swannie Patterson spent Sunday at home and attended the meeting at Friendship. The Friendship school will oj^n Monday September 22nd with Prof. M. C, Terrell of Charlotte as principal. Be sure and visit the Piedmont Opera Wednesday Sept. ^th, and see the big Musical Comedy- “Mutt and Jeff”. Plenty of pretty girls, catch soni^ and noval dances. One night only WednesN^y Sept. 24th* on s^le at I'reemans. ' The Philathea Class of the Gl^coe Baptist church w.Ui. give aaice cream sapper Sati??dM ni^ht the I3th, T(«r; Ihe benefit of the claM. ‘ Everyone most cordially invited. f^fes. Miss Jessie Hall. Sec. 'Hes Nona Phillips, Wil- F. Sykes, Mack Troxler. C. F, liams, (2) D. W. White. Mrs. L. A. Johnson, Mrs, W. P. Holt, Miss Julia L^. Dr. N. Rosesstem The Ey« 3peeiA> list At fkiriiagtoD Next Tiie$4aT Sept. IStli. Don’t fail to; s^ Dr. Rosen- stein about your eyes. If your eyes needs glas^s he will advise you what to do. He is an expert in children’s eyes, dont neglect the children while attending school. Hard study and school work hurts children’s eyes. Don’t let them be subject to over strain when perhaps a simple lens will relieve both them and YOU. Farm For Rent.-North of Mebane.^ Apply toG. A. Sharpe, Burlington, N. C. Fonnd in Episcopal Cburch. A fraternity pin. Owner can have same by describing it to Rev. J. B, Gibble and paying for this ad. STE Piles Cured in 6 to Uayc Your druggist will reiund money ii PAZO OINTMENT fails to cwrc »ay case of Itohtns. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in« to U dw». Xhc first ajipUcatioa r*^es Ease and Rest. We- Th»* "! i yield to Dr. Mil-es' tor thf*m 1,1 rr'ltl'im t* A'.’*i-Pain Fills. Ask ' H!v(»rtifei»tT>«nt. 1 ALAMANCE COUNTY’S OLDEST AND , LARGEST BANK. y*?^!II^S5555S555K55*55558l?1^SS58*5S5e This is Not a Knocking Proposition y If you haven’t a bank account, isn’t it about t?me you were starting one? No Belter Time Than the Present. Our facilities for caning for your acesunte are good. We would be pleased to have you place one with us. New Enterprise For Burliogton. The Foster Shoe Company who are always on the alert with new things come to the front this time with a modern and up-to- date Shoe Factory which will be installed in the vacant room ov er Foster Shoe Store. The most modern outfit has been ordered from the United Shoe Machine Company and is Expected within the next week^or ten days’ This machine is the same as is used in all of the best shoe fac- torys. This concern will be in a position to do all kinds of shoe making and I repairing. The machine comes direct from Phil adelphia, 1 fiKsdbf Sept|il(6th At Borlington Dr. N, Rp^nstein the iEne^ Specialist of; Purham will Ih^e his regular third f^ll to Burlihg^ top thfe l6th; stoppini;, Burlington Drug Co, for the pu^ose of ex- aming ey^ a^d fitting glasses. If your eyes heeds attention dont fail to see Dr. Rosenstein, his work is the best guarantee. Changes very moderate. A IMING to get a Stetson? Come to us then and let us show you the latest Soft and Stiff Stet^ sons for Fall, This is hat shop, remember -—packed with alert and virile styles for men who feel that way about their clothes. Drop in and get acquainted with the new Fall stock, today.^ B. A. Sellars & Sod, Burliii^n, K. C . -3? 'of1iilw€r.;«- -Cil^ , r'Borlliigtoii..: The case of Moser vs city of Burlington has been continued and all witnesses are notified that they will not be expected to attend court in this matter. Farmers Ware House Burlington, N. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY I I BtfSH£0 This is to show to our Farmer Friends that we appreciate what you have done for us and if you will stick to us as you have in the past we will give you a market to sell your tobacco second to none. Good Set of Buyers We have a good set of buyers and they claim they want your tobacco and will give you the highest market price. With Tom Ker- nodle and Ben Walker to push your tobacco you will make no mistake to sell with us at Farmers Ware Hou^e. We have with us this year John Baynes, bookkeeper, and Robert Allred, clerk, and both of these young men will be glad to see their friends and will be glad to aid you in any way they can, so when you come to Burling ton with or without tobacco stop and see us. Our market is now open and ready for business. Come and see us. Your Friends, KERNODLE t WALKER. Phone 364. '■ - n(mii liitili >1 WMUIiWiiWillrtt If ‘‘.''.'.•I Deposits His - Vv' /■-V‘ ;i i;’ i '' ■ '! li; - Do You? ■ ■ ; ; BinrHngtoi> N. C Uaited States Government Depository. ito*4is?-gggHa rv ORING EXTRACTS WO® li hlnMW» w awardt fW VuAr •*>•»>»*• , atrengtli. «ihI OBLICIOUS 10 *04 29 Mil BY ALL. OROCins^ ' wBrm V Farm .* have a.ia^m;-,e{»^taming; 8.3i acrj^s, p^t of thi« idjpini ni the c.orp0j:ate llrnits of Burlington, N: C^r with 9 robin dwelling; igM cjuthoii^es; \^ll water^,^ plenty of wood, fim* orchard, in. every way a desirable fkira. Will sell on easy term«. i' J ■ i Alam^ce Insnrance and Real Estate Co. W. 'E. SHARPE. Mgr. TOBACCO SELLING GOOD. WHEELERS WOr2LTO BEST SHOWS COMBINED 100NEWAas, FEATURES SENSATIONS U ICI'AtIK rtMK tumt 1. f ANOUS ilZ iONWIERS. Ai»j> WifOOA F.WiLY. Awme t Whhci* meiKi: m fcwe orr»*t ^esenr it m fvm FRCC THtWtAr IN TMC demon's dash c MIWIFlCm MILE*L8II« FREC STRECT PARADE IT ittttO !.«. ft KWPORMAMCU DAI&.Y AT dl* AND » I*. M MNE LADIES! DO YOU SUFFER TmKm eAWVmnm r«r tKmw^ The py*Ma»pt srell|»f Is eUiiltesSr*': too. 2S6. 51s. a mttu at f r.*‘ k
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