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A. L. Bradshaw, Haw River.
, Mrs. J»sse Bradsha.w, Haw River.
Mi?s Addle Mocre, Graham, Route
So. 2.
Woulaw.
CfcairmaQ, J. P. Pace, Mebane.
Sfccretary, C. F. Cates, Mebane.
•- Hiss Ima Coble, Mebane.
Miss Annie Lashley, Mebane.
K. P Cook, Mebane.
HAWPUSLDS.
Ghairman, Jim .Coviiigtoc, Mebane
Bonte 6.
Secretary, R. W. Scott, Mebane,
Route ft.
, P. Love, Route 6.
Mrs. J. W. ,Goodman, Mebane, No. 6.
H. b. Scarboro, Mebane, Route 6.
SYDNEY.
,’halrman, A. C. Barnwell, Mebar.l
'Route S. .
Secretary, C, L. Gilliam, Watson
B. M. Rogers, Mebane, Route 3.
Minnie Garrison, Mebane, Route S
\V. B. Sellars, Mebane Route 3.
SQUIRES.
Chairman, W. R. DeBrula, Watson
Secretary, H. J. Pace, Watson.
1. Vf. Pettigrew, Watson,
r Miss Irene Pritchett, Watson.
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MAHAN.
Chairman, J. S. McKinney, Burl
ington Route 3.
Secretary, W. S. King, Watson R.
F. I>. No. 1.
C. R. McCauley, Burlington. Route
N'c.
hig dreams luvd seeing visions.’
“Yesterday I was 40, but tonight I
a«n only 19, back in the old university
t(iwu, with you beside me. I see you
»saih, handsome, self-confident, fas
cinating. as I saw you that Cliristmas
night when you came to meet fhe
‘lU’flttiest girl in college?’ With ka-
k-idoscopie rapidity scene follows
scene. Now you are beside me, be
neath the old elms of the campus;
now poiirir.g over some French les
son or over the pages of some charm
ing romance of fact or iiction; again,
in the mazes of the dance we glide, or
across the college dassroom our eyes
meet in a swift - acknowledgment of
upspokeii love.
“That year was but one glorious
day of unalloyed happiness. But, the
tender parting over, I have, never
heard another word from you. Where
in was f wanting, my dear? Wherein
did I fail you? Over and over again
. has my aching heart asked these
questions, and as often has the an
swer eluded me.
''I am weary, heartsick, and the
years have been long, for 1 realize, f
have missed the prize of life—love,
which is 'the chief possession within
cur imaginstion.’ I iiave striven
ip;ain^t the love that overwhelms h»e,
for Pride has arisen and said ‘Yoor
love has been flung aside as a common
thing,’ bat the campaign seems hope
less because it is an endless series of
battlegrounds, a campaign which is
not likely to have any end till death.
“£ hear of you, an eminent surgreon
in a distant city. Does, perchance, a
tl'Ought of the ‘little sweetheart' of
Rona Quineriy. Burlinirton, Route 3. • days flit occasionally throug-h
o I your busy brain ? Never a morniiigr
KINGS. ^ awaken that my first conscious
C'.iairman, J. I. Chandler, Burling:- | thought is rot of you But tomorrow
t')n Route H. \ ^ ^ ^ honor amoJig
Secretary, John Wya'.t. Burlington iTo him and his motherless
Roiite ?».
Ben Hast«r, Burlington Route o.
Nettie SiTnp;5on, Burlin^.on Route :j.
J. K. Rojfer?, Burlinjfton Route o.
I
Q !
ELMiUA. I
R. F. Cheek, Burlinjrtoii ; t'’™ufrh
life.”
H. Al. Scoct. Burlinjfton ^ —*—
His REEL (ilKt.
A mrura letter to a womar. (fvnicF
Chairman,
Aiule £-
Serrctiiry,
8.
s .0 F. Shepherd, i^iu'lirtgton Route
j children 1 henceforth dedicate the
I best that is within me. Never again
[will I uiiUnffly permit my thougrhts
j to Wander to yo«, but may the Giver
:cf aii good g-ifts be abamlantiy graci*
lot,-' (o you, prosper and you
I
II the years «f >our useful
wishing that I might just go to sleep
and never wake again tfit the mem
ory of your flowing hair and your
smile makes me smile in spite of my-
sejf.
“I am saving a pitiful little fund
to go west with some day, and I. am
e>'ming to California, and I am going
to find you, and just see you once, on
ly once— but that’s only a dream,
too. But if it should come true—if
it should—
“This is not the (5rst letter that
I have written to you; I have written
niaiiy letters and torn them op, just
as I shall tear this one up. You will
n«ver see it. What right have ! to
think that you would even care to ?
I siiall kiss it and seal it, just as if
I were really iroing to mail it to you
•—and then^^but, why not? Dare I?
I will; I am going to send it to you, I
a.Ti going to mail it even "though you
should not read it through.
“G'ood-by—I must take it and drop
it in the main box quickly before my
ccurage gives out.
‘ With all my love."
THE PACE.
Your honor, we are much nuilfrned
to be arrested thus,
.And this policeman stupid is
For making such a fuss.
He says he hardly caught a trlimpse j
Of license as ive passed, |
The!! something with his sight isj
wrong— j
We weren’t going: fast. j
The Charlotte Observer advises the
Democrats to begin the 1916 cam
paign >ight now, which is not bad
adv'ice.
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SHAKE INTO YOU« SHOES
Allen’s Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow
der. It relieves painful, smarting,
tender, nervous feet and in.stantly
takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Allen’s Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
It is a certain relief for sweating-,
llous, swollen, tired, athinjj feet.
Always use it to Break in New shoes.
Tty it today.'- Sold everywhere, 25c.
Don’t accept any substitute. For
FREE trial package address Allen S.
Olmsted, Le Roy, X. V.
OWE MY HEALTH
tePeruiia
I was
Gradually
Breaking
Down From
Connnement
to Store.
Summer Conghii Are Oanicerotii.
Summer c«ids are dangerous. The;
indicate low vitality and often lead
to serious Throat and Lvtng Troubles,
including Consumption. Di. Kind’s
er cold promptly and prevent compli
cations. It is soothing and antisep
tic and makes you feel better rt snca.
To delay is dangerous—get a bottle of
Dr. King's New DUcovei^ at once:
Mon. back if not satisfied. 50c. and
$1.00 bottles at your druggist.
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Hm Voui ObiM Woirmi?
Most childrei? do. A coated, t\itr§d
Tongue; Strong Breath; Stomach
PaiJis; Circles under Eyes; Pale, S^il-
Icw Complexion; Nen'ous/ Fretful;
Grinding of Teeth; Tossihjr in
Peculiar Dreams—»f;y one of t^ese
indicate Ch^d has Worms. Get a box
of Kiekapoo Worm Kiler at once. It
ills the Worms—the cauM of your
child’s condition. Is laxative and
aids Nature to expel the Worma. Sup-
{plied in candy form. Easy for ehil-
jdren ro take. 25c.» at your Dru>gi^.
The people in the street ajJ o*cj'ea.med
\nd ran at top of speed
Back to the pace, as we come on.
Which s?liy was, indeed.
Although one wheel ran on the curb—
We though it might not last,
•As we twined corners, }jut. in fyct.
We \v»i-en\s Koinjr fa.'?t.
Ti.-‘
Wr>.s' knocked .
I from S, h. Ihiviei?, 7.34 Gree-.nvotjd
iAvfinui?., PortUvnd, Or_‘g;oni
Uear: (.hjivon’t evcii the rij;hv to
rue an old ma*
dawn,
I Who cro--'’.’4d t]u- .ii'eot too slow,
iBut if h.' would not )i>u«te nov .^top.
I 'Twa.-! f)';t oor fiJuh, you know.
I Oh, yes; wq brij.v-hed a top nr
j A r>'ii)km;u! )fft ajrhn.si,
j A.=i all hi.s stock wai; buJ then
I Wt* weren’t.
1 —Baltimore
I A Now V«Ji'k Saje^nuuj lei!.- of •)
Mr. C. N. Pftteraen, dealer in fine
I boots, shoes and cigars, No. 132 South
I Main St.» Council Bluffs. Iowa, writes:
j “I cannot tell you how much good
I Peruna has done me. Constant con-
I finement in my store bcaran to tell
on my iieaJth and 1 felt that I *ras
I i^duaHy* breaking down.
I “I tried several remedies prescribed
I by my physician, but oblaine«! U'> por-
! manent relief wnHl I took iVnma. I
felt better Iminediutely, and five bot
tles restored me to con^plete health.
■ 2 ha%'? been Ju iUe be.?t of spirits
since, nnd that £ owe inv health
to it."
Catch Ccld Easily,
ilr. Arthur G. Peier?on, R, F. D.
21, Box Jii. Omro. Wisconsin. He
■ft'as in the habit of catching- cold
easily.
He say.«4: *Tt s«ven
nro.'i'hs n«»^s' J='fn‘‘o i have taken any
nnd 1 hrxvon’i fflt the leai?t
t-.-iic-!: of t i'.l '»nl 1 n.m positive
I nrr-> r.ri l «>f tr*? J.?ndcncy to
In a \\*rnderful
"t r/;io object to iiqufd rr»5d«*
f.irtcs can now procure Peruna Tab*
*etr:.
>uTiCE or SALi: OK KKAL ES-
TATi: l\i)EK MOkTGAOK.
The Season’s Smartest Cost^jmes
: I tA\'i
The Basque and l.ho
Redingote Polonaise
now the vogue i :i
Raris and New 't orli
EASILY M \Dr...-.
A'i' i iO.Mi:
are accuraieJy
and beautiiiiiiy iii'iN njie.J
in the New .\utu:.i,i
McCALL
PATTER','3
FASHION
PUBLIC ATI OX s
Nozi! On S
Watch t.'i.- ;■ • ••: ! - ,
Piece Goo;.'; - ■-/?
.itid r f i i- , -
i. yojiT" ' . • :•! (•..
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; M.C'clH }'V.tlr-i» - ■» •• g.
' -t fit'A'-s =iZtn i V
iVsu) McCal! of Todc
Mis-s Julia Holt, Burlington.
Miss iVIattifr Gibson, Burlington.
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iKFS’ UK\ S. : si.'V de;xr friend lo jou. I won't write ! stay he riLuJe in n westt'rji hoti?i, whert;^
( huii niai), R. ^oni'y. Suriinfj:ton ;-oUitiit,ion r:t uH—i wiU—j he itbriervtil ;u; o'u-fashirtnt;;! loli
»iout«e 2. rl’il v. ntc what 1 am uUvays ihinkiiijr i tdwol
St-Ci’ctary, K. C. JnTreys, BuvUnj^Lori I ii\ my heart, atiy way:‘Dear litdo : ^‘Suy," a.-iktni the (lOthaiiiiu* of a ; of .'iM-urins!: the paymc';ii of .-irertainj
RuuU ; You have revcr seen nio, liiii. I have |uian in the -.vashruom, ‘Mon't ihe uwn- of even date therewith, due and
M'sp Kva Chc"L, lUirlinjjton; Route seen you every nij^ht th:it I could, forjer of this hotel know thaii it^i asainU ! P:iy-!f>!e on t)ic 7th day of OctoJjcr, I
Liv.Ur iV.ui by virtue if th>? povvvr
(' If (.‘or.tainoil in a ctn*',u£ri mort-|
cxecutod on the 7th Iay of Oc- |
i!ii' U.itcr, i!fU, by F. S. Bryant apl wife!
ito M^iry L. .Soi'livve'M, for the f*urpoHC >
I Saved Girl’s life
^ “1 \rant to tell you whaf wonderfuj benefit 1 have re
ceived from tiie ase of Tliedford’s Black ' flight/’ writes
Mrs. Syivania Woods, of Clifton Mills, K;
“It certainly lias j;o equaS for la gr bad coids,
liver i'nd stomach troubles. I finnly beiicvv ,iack-Draught
saved iny liilie girl's lifc. When she had the measles,
!!icy ivenf in on hei", niit yood cose of Thcdford's
Bbc!.'-Draii:';!if made 'uiC!!’. out, ar..l she his '•.;d no
moi2 troiil'' "- 1 sliall r.c.c;' be wiiljor.i
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Route S.
Mrjs- Hanil
Houtc r*.
whole year. I hnve dnwwn pictures |the law of the State of Illinois to ilefauit
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I tJ'e {«iytnc*rit
havinpT been made in 1
f .said bond unl inter-!
I). C'hrii>loph(M\ Barlincctnn ! oI you in the nmrRins of everything ; roller towels now?"
• ’ - ’ > * ■ knoWK it riftht eviOup;h," thL'fou;t. saii nK(rtg-a.i>;e heingr duly
the cffict*. i have dreamed you into
Cohk*. BurUnpton'nil sorts of dreams, und I v»as always
.... I in all of the dreams, too, of course.
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BROWN- [v/iU be with you, I am afraid. But I
Chairman, Tom Cheek, ^Ien Raven. jv.^on‘t helieve it, I won^t! That is why
Secretary, Sd Hodge, Glen Haven, j I am writii'.}.' this letter, just on the
Mr. Smith, Glen Raven. chance.
R. G. Hornaday, Burliii^tor^ Route I.
Mrs. J. G. Pritchett, Burlington.
ihe iv.an addre.».s»?d, ‘■‘but
v.’asn’t jtas.-sed \vht-*n this
put up."
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that law ’ pro!i;itei'l ami ivcorded in the oWiCe of
iowA wns! ihc IJcg-i.stvr of Oeeda for Alaraanec
;Co:;r.tyv if. book of MorlgaKoy and
i of Tru.st i)4 at Pnsro 520,
BAKGA£X. andersiffned :nor(.fira^eo vviii on
A young Judy sued for diiinageo inlWt>.\PAV THK 7TH DA’i OF DK-
a case of breach of promi-^;e of mar- j CEMBEiR, 1914.
riage. She was offered two hundred Cf;urt H^usc Door of AJainjxnce
pounds to heal her' breaking heart, j ^ouoty,, at 12 oViork M., oftf for
*‘T\vo hundrcfH” she exelaimed. i i’t puMic aneiion io tha h?trhest
“Two hundred poundi- i*or puined! bi^idcr for ';he ff^^’.vinir de-
“You don’t know what you mean t3
me. 1 know you’ve heard men say
—o— jthis before, but this is different. Ev-
ELDERMONT- j cf sir.ce I dug a dime out of my pocket
,(„hdirma!», J. A. Bryan Burlington, loiie night a year ago t\nd ivaiked into hope.s, a blifchted lifo! Two hundred jcst*iU' to-wil:
Secretary, P. A. Sharpe, EiiriinKton a moving picture show on Broadway I pounds for ail this! No—never. Make! Jx’infr in Morton’.s Town
Route 1. jar.d the.'i suddenly saw you on the‘it tv.'o-fifty, and il’i? a barttain!"—A!ama(!«“ f^oiinty. State of 1
, Minnie Montgomery, Burlington. isoiccn and never saw anything else ^London Tii-Bits. North Cara'.i.'iJi, ;ind lie.seribi'd ii:
Burlington R. ;the whole evening:, you have meant I
in my home.” For consfipaiio:i, iiidip.esticn, i; ;.dacl’.es dizzi
ness, malaria, chills and fever, biiiosi^iics:', .-viJ all similar
ailments, Thedford’s Biack-Dran-lU has pi.;vt;d ilsel? .1 safe,
reliable, penile and valuable remedy.
tlf yuu suffer from anj' of these coniplri!!!?;, try Black-
Draught. It is a medicine of known ntent. Seventy-five
S years of splendid success proves iis value. Good for
^ young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 centi.
I nv/re tc me than Ju?t a girl, though
{you are the most wonderful ffirl,
I^rs. Ernest Injjle,
F. D. No. 9.
J. A. Loy, Burlington Route 1.
—o—- jju?t girl, that ever lived!
FAIRGROUND. 1 “You are more than that to me,
Chiiirman, J. C. Foster^ BurHngton j though. Can you imagine what it is
Route 0. I to be a clerk in a downtown office.
Secretary, A. L. Isley. Burlington j living each day out in just the same
Ro«*e 9. I vvay, with n;ly Sunday baseball and
. Mis. Will Thompson, Burlington j a r^ovel in a hall bedroom to stand for
Route 9. Irci.iance in your life? Can you im-
W. A. Braxton, Burlington, Route S#. a«:ine what it is like to hame lived in
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TOO AIUCH FOR HTM.
)nff- follows?:
TiiAOT NO. 1.
-Bebinninc:
It was dark, and as he stumbled :the public road, Mar^ravet i
on his -A'ay he called out, “.Are you ! f'J'-Jiey’s corncr; ninninfr thence North j
there, Fritz?" .A JVench soldier withj'*^ dcs'J'ccs West ISftV-iy.ird s, t.o aj
•t knowledge of German shouted hack j 'tont-, L. M. Gerrsngeri; corner; thence j
“Here." Daily Mail. | Southward with hi.s line 182‘i yards!
.At the critical moment his knowi- ^ ^ jrulty on .A. J. Tickie.sj
edge of German seems to have failed j North 4a degrees East, j
jjim. Punch. y>i'& yards to a .stone in A. J. Tickle's j
Q jline; thence Eastward with said Tick-j
Mr. Gerard may at ieast console > ^ to ;i ijtor.e in ,
Mr. Woods, Burlington Route 9.
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LOVE LETTERS.
TO an olo lover.
The best love letter from a woman
tc a jnan is submitted by Mrs. W. S.
of Pulton, Mo., as follows:
“My Dear: The fire in the grate
has gone ont tiryii the room is Quiet and
cold. It is 3 o’clocV, and the dawn of
my wedding day is not far distant.
My eyes have not closed during the
weary hours of the night; yet, sitting
I in the pallid moonlight, unconscious
of time and space, I have been ‘dream-
I New York all your life and not to
Vnow anything more of the outdoor.s
thr.n taking a walk on the Pallisades
cvor on the Jersey .side once in a
vhile? Can you imagine what it is
like to dream of the -west, and the
great outdoors, ai?d of horseback rides
and hills and trees—you who live in
California— and play flying and your
:yes sining? Can you imagine?
“Vou are the west to me, and the
"I'eat outdoors, and adventure, and
freedom, and life! It is knowing that
you are there, happy, outdoors, laugh-
j ing and free, it is that that keeps mt-
! up when days seem too gray and the
j office too terrible to stand any longer.
1 It is on those night when I com« home
himself with the refl&:tion that as ;
ambassador at Berlin he is serving ;
Sii.s country as well as he could as ai
member of the United State .Senatfc. |
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iiiil line; thence Northoasl-ward IfiSI
l’'ard.s to the Irfjrinning corner, son- :
j I
3^b acres move or les.^. |
j TK.^.CT NO 2.—Bejiniiing^ at a |
i .slone on South side of public ^-oad
The Dominion Textile Co., Limited. | “f "' j
thonce with said Cable line North 17 *
(leg'rees West 16 rods to a stoce;
thcnce North 78 degroca West
jrods to a stone; thence South 17 de
grees East 16 rods to a stone, on the
has reopened its 10 cotton mills in Hal
ifax and other cities in eastern Can
ada. This means employment to 7,000 |
persons.
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By fhe wi.y, what is the res*u!t of South side of said road, thence with
the latest census of North Carolina South, 78 degree.. East, 10
Democrats who will be candidates for! ^ t«>85nning corner.
Governor’ ! containing one acre more or les-s.
g I MAKY L. SOCKWELL, j
Mortgagee.;
Th .> the 5th day of November, 5914. '
Rushed the Order
A TRAVELING Sr.' ..man, while in
Nashviile, Tenn., took a large order,
promising delivery in ten days. It
would take two days for the order to
reach the Home Office by mail. It took
him only a few minutes to telephone the
order from a pay station of the Beii Tele
phone system.
Time saved by telephoning orders
oft^;n means fulfillment of contract.
When you telephone—smite
SOUTMEIRM BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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Thei t is such a thing: as gettinj
too progressive politically.
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