14 L>ays
money jf PAZD
Case of Itching,
i!es in6tol4 days*
ii and Rest. Ws.
pO VOU WANT
^ $25«00 Horniess Syrnphony
Taking Machine for
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SK-
freeman drug CO
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K. Lively spent Friday
f^ensboro on business.
,1 fVank Anderson spent
at Durham the guest of
, U,> Will Leath left Monday
[, v’ebane v/here he will sell
0 at both warehouses.
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\'v Lee Fowler of Randl;eman
,;1 the ijuest of friends a few
veceniiy.
Rev. G. V. Tilley who has been
at Moore's Spring spent a few
days the past week the guest of
Jno. R. Foster and family and
left the first of the week for
Durham.
Mrs. L, M. Robertson and
children of Greensboro spent a
few days recently the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. C, Walton
and family.
Messrs. Oscar Wilkins of Union
\h; ■ J. Moore of Mebane j Ridge and Jno, W. Patterson of
/’eiMiinff sometime the guest j Altamahaw have accepted
;Mr;. r- J
Fitzgerald.
I positions with the Burlington
Brick Ware House for the season.
Mr. C. D. Whitseli has just
Thos. Sikes of Mebane |
1 ''!Xe^rnest of her ‘lister Mrs. i
' ■ ■ ;^v a few days last! returned from a trip to Gastonia
and Rock Hill, S. C. He was
at Gastonia on business relative
to starting a shoe shop ’at that
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lien
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A D, Wilcox of Louis-
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Mr. Jesse Tickle arrived here
■^^l^pvierof meetings which will
’"■"''■‘" e Front Street Meth', „ , -.u q u ^ ^
1. Rundav September a days ago with 48 head of
horses Sixteen of the number
|ili a
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Mrs. Milton Clapp died Tu^-
day at Giaham: She once lived
at Kim««iviUe -and has many
friends ia that section.
Mr. Earle Ireland died Tuesday
night at his home at Greensboro.
He is the son of Mrs. Mollie
Ireland and has many relatives
at this place. He was 24 years
of age and is survived by his
wife. Burial Thursday at Green
Hill cemetery, Greensboro.
Miss Annie Morrow spent Tues
day at Greensboro on business.
Mr. L. H. Mebane of Witt, Va.
is spending a few days in town
the guest of his father, Mr. J. R.
Mebane.
An interested game of ball
was played at Piedmont Park
Saturday between Haw River
and Graham. Haw River won
by a score of 6 to 3.
Miss Jennie Conn who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. I.
J. Mazur has gone to Oxford
and in a short while will go to
Baltimore her home.
Messrs. A. L. Dayis, S. G.
Moore, 0. P. Crowson and J. M,
Ccble are spending the week at
Morehead City fishing.
Mr. W. L. Spoon and family of
Hartshorn have moved into tiie
Davis house on Broad street for
the convenience of entering their
daughter in school.
Mr. . L. B. Gross and family
have moved into the home form-
erally occupied by J. M, Tisdale
on Davis street,
Mr, L. B. McAdams is making
improvements at his grocery
store on Main street by repair
ing the floor.
Mr. Will Garrison left the past
week for Roanoke where he will
make his home.
Advertisemeiib^ are dburged for in
this colmnii at tl&e rale five cents a
line, six words per line.
Car fine Changuinola Jumbo
Bananas goldenj yellow .Merch
ants Supply Co.
Beet Pulp, and Sucrene Dairy
feed makes more milk and but
ter. For sale by Merchants Sup
ply Co.
Farm For Rent. -North of
Mebane. Apply to G. A. Sharpe,
Burlington, N. C.
Found in Episcopal Church.
A fraternity pin. Owner can
have same by describing it to
Rev. J. B. Gibble and paying
for this ad.
has bought the in-
Mr. W hite in ihe ‘ ‘Gem
Mr.
Ihroatoi
kioRigh Point
Kivgpttd cl position
have already been sold.
Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Moser are
White has return- rejoicing over the arrival of a
where he has' baby girl at their home a few
days ago.
jir, Jno. Causey has recently
a restaurant in the build-
0His many friends will be glad
to learn that Mr. J. W. Cates is
Ll,iir]gd „ - - - -
C fomerlv occupied by Pate' out and has been to Graham.
RntingCo., and the Burling-
|.)n News.
|yice vGung mule for sale cheap.
Eilis Mch. & Music Co.
The Southern Railway Co. will
ifiavean educational exhibit at
line county fair. This will give
iirvini?
and horticultural de-
Imonsirations.
IVe desire to call the attention
Miss Cal Boland has returned
to her former position as clerk
for Jos. A. Isley & Bro. Co.
Mr. Chas. Jeffries who has
been at Elgin, III., since last
July arrive a few days ago to be
the guest of relatives.
^’iss Nellie Wynn of Gioson-
ville has returned and accepted
her position as millinery for Jos.
aders to the date of our ? ^
01 our I’ea _
Iwunt” fair which will be held; Miss Craber of ^High Point
iOcL 7th to 10th. arrange to be' and Miss Massey of Greensboro
Dresent, ; a^e the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
' Crawford.
Dr. J. P. Spoon is spending a
Raleigh at the
A. & M. Coilege as instructor.
Mr. W. M. Scailard returned
to M'.r.'tffornery, Aia. Friday af
ter a days visit the guest of
];]is ris-t 1 ev\'. Mr. T. N. S. Boon.
whod[edat Jno. Hopkins hos- Mjss MatHe Wrenn of Raleigh
tal t',altimore and was shipped; of her sister, Mrs.
One of the things we are look-,
ling 10 with much interest is the i ,
IViamance Countv fair Oct. 7th ^
to i'jih.
Mr,
W. L. Thornburg received
[a teieiranfi the past week an-
pouncirig the death of his niece
pi
to Winston-Salem for buri
J. ( . Buchinan.
Reason of Suicide Adolph Roberts
Who Went Very Deliberately
to Work About Fatal Act.
New Bern, N C., Sept. 15—
Facts learned since the death of
Adolph Roberts, proprietor of
the Commercial Printing and
Stamp Company, of this city,
who fired a bullet into his brain
early Saturday, morning, prove
conclusively that he had for se
veral days contemplated suicide
and that he had even gone so
far as to visit the cemetery.
Constipation
“For many yearis I was troubled, in j
spite of all so-called remedies I used,
At last 1 found quick relief and cure!
in those miid, yet thorough andj
I really wonderful
I DR. KING’S
iNewLife Pills
Adolph Schingeck, KafCalo, N. Y.
25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL ORUGQtSTS.
A IMING to get a
Stetson? Come
to us then and let iis
show you the latest
Soft and Stiff Stet-
sons for Fall, This is
your 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,
B. A. Sellars & Son,
Burlington, N. C.
FRESH fish and oysters L. B.
Gross Fruit stand Saturday.
WANTED—A 11 kinds second
hand socks must be free from
j holes,
Merchants Supply Co.
ALAMANCE COUNTY’
OLDEST AND
LARGEST BANK.
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“A man in Washington, N. C.,
had saved between four end hve
thousand dollars, which he horded in
his house, then came the storm, ana
house and savings are no more.
There were plenty of good banks m
easy reach, but this fellow was too
wise in his own conceit to
Maybe he is convinced now that he
was a member of the famous class
from whom the currency is soon
parted.'^—News Item.
Moral;
Put your money in this BANK
and you can always get it
when you want it.
Farmers Ware House
Bnrlington, N. C.
TOBACCO SELUNG GOOD.
We pay 4 per cent
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
depository
This is to show to our Farmer Friends
that we q,ppreciate 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 prise. With Tom Ker-
nodle and Ben Walker to push your tobacco
you will make no mistake to sell with us at
Farmers Ware House.
We have with us this year John Baynes,
bookkeeper, and Robert Alfred, 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 «8.
Your Friends,
KERNODLE t WALKER.
Phone 364.
Deposits His Money in this Bank.
Do You?
First National Bank,
Burlington, N. C.
United Stated Government Depository.
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.. htffliest AmcrlcM sad Bwropeca
r their absolute parity, uaeqiuiied
•nd DBLICIOU5 FLAVOR: Sold la
CMit «lzca. BY ALL ORQCBRS.
J. D. &L. B.
Beg to Announce
The Fall Opening of Their Dry Goods,
Notions, and MiUinery
September, 26th and 27th
Yon Have a Cordial Invitation to Come
And See The Beautiful New
Goods and Millinery
J. D. & L B. Whitted.
IF ITS
Flower Bulbs, Cold Diinks, Cigars,
Toilet Articles, Drug Sun^es
You Want
We Have’Em and Can Get More.
Mr. C. C. Sea well is with ua and will see to it
that your PBESCRIPTIONS and Drug orders
are carefully and promptly taken care of.
Youra to serve,
Agents for Summit AYenue Green House Cut Flowers.
PHONE 244J.
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