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Freemao Ding Gi.
Prescrii^im Druggist invite you
to caU and see
Phone 20.
. 3i&-C3audeHolt Ktumed yes-, Mr. and Mrs. Charl^ Isl«y of
terdiiy to Hamlet. jGraliam visited his cousin, Mrs.
Charies Pearscm, Sunday.
Mi-s. Ellen Loy of Glenii Raven
Mr. Albert Fowler has recently
sK>Idhis cafe tc Mr. E. S, Cheek.
Nfte,
j visited Mrs. Turner Summers,
'who is critically ill, one one.day
Mr. Ed Fuqua of R. F. D,
8, spent Sunday ^ith Mr, and
Mrs. E. 0. Way. , test wee .
Mrs. W. E. Crutchfield was the j^ Messrs.^Lawrenee Berrier and
gutet. ofiier brother, Mr. John
Murray, at Graham Sunday.
I spent Sunday evening here with
; friends,
Mr* and Mis. Chas. Sharpej .. , „ , « . . .
have returned from their bridial; nes, J. A-
Adftjns and Gossie Adams vmt-
l ed their grandfathe!’. Mr. Josep'i
Rev. G. L. Currj' pr^ched at j GiHispie, at Haw River Sunday,
the Glenn Hope Schtwl House-' ■
Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. | Now that the frogs are eroak-
Mrs; Mariba Foster, who hais'ing, it’s time for people to quit.
for
J IX)CAL ANT) PERSONAL $
Mr. W. W. Atkinson of Gra
ham is in town today.
Mr. W. P. Ezzel! was in Dur
ham Satui-day on business.
Mrs. H. M. Newlin visited her
daughter in Greensboro Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Moon is the guefit
of her parents near Snow Camp
B4rs. C. H. Durham axid chil- ^1’** week,
dren visited iti Clayton Satur
day and Sunday.
FOR SALE—Two Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockrelis, $L00 eaih.
Mrs. W. E. Hay.
Mrs. Thomas Terrell has re
turned from an extended visit
with her mother at Salisbury.
Mrs. Saliic Sykes is sufFei'ii^
with an attack of pneumonia at
her home in West Burlington.
Miss Bertha Stinson spent
Sunday at Gibsonville as the
guest of relatives and friends.
Messrs. Jos. A. and C. L. Isley
visited their father, Mr, Lenoard
isley, near Friend^iip S’jndav.
iMr, Isley is in very poor health.
j Mrs. Osborne Mann of Gibson
ville .spent Sunday the guest
of her brother, Mr. W. D.’ Bow
man, and other relatives.
Mr. Waiter Story of Greens
boro spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Story.
Mr. Wilson Overman who has
been confined to bed for several
days with grippe, has recovered.
Rev. E. C. Durtiam, pastor oi
Miss Sarah Cable of West jVV'ebb Avenue M. E. Church, de-
Burlington is confined with sick-. {fyered two splendid sermons at
ness this week. , jthat church Sunday.
Mias Hazel Greeson of the Dis-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. i homa.s
patch spent Saturday and Sun-j were the happy recipients of a'
day in Raleigh as the guest of' fine baby girl at their home larit
Mr. and Mr.s. J. E. Johnson. [week.
Rev. Mrt!. J. A. Satterfield of i Rev. A. B. Kendall and Mr. C.
Durham was the guest of her-M. Coble attenaeu the Township
pwent$ jn VV^.st gurliijgton last Spnday School convention at
iMt- Hermon M. P. Church Sun-
] dav.
Mr. J. A. Adams of Winston-, ‘ .
Saiem and Mr. Cossie Adams of. * • Hawkins went .o;
Reidsville were recent visitors i Monday in respon-'cj fpvtrnrip i-Ipv
to a mes.sage from his uncle i Mish (.eitrude Isley spent
stating that he; was critically ’ Saturday and Sunday with her
in. •
been confined to her room
several days, is improving.
Mr. C. H. Coble, student of
Whitsett Institute, spent yester
day in town on- business.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Loy
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mi s.
Alfred Brown near Hav\ilelds.
Mr J. B. Foster of Graham
visited his mother, Mrs. Martha
Foster Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Bcfhannon
are the guests of her father,
Mr, Sylvester Spoon near Kimes^-
ville this week. ■
Miss Florine Robertson, who
has been at High Point during
the past winter teaching, is in
the city this \veek.
Mrs. Turner Summers wiio U
critically ill at her home in East
Burlington, does not show any
signs of improvement.
Mr. George Isley of Swepson-
viiie was the guest of his broth
er, Mr. M. A. Isley in East Bur-
ington, Sunday.
Mrs. George Gildon and son,
. I Max, of Siler City, spent last
week with relatives and friends
in the city.
Miss Parker of near Durham
spent a few days last week aw
the guest of her sister, Miss
Mabel Parker.
Mr. J. S. Foster of Mebane,
Route 1, was in the city Monday
and gave the Dispatch a pleasant
call.
If Huerta : .should return to
Mexico he would find the crop
of ex-presidents materially in
creased: since his departure.
V’ic Hiiortii is eligible to the
prfeidency - of the “Also Ran”
club, with John. Barleycorn as
vice-president.
A piai^agnti>h«r says that there
are only seven subjects to write
about. M'^ell, Billy Sunday and
BiHy Bryan are six; what’s the
other one ?
Ex-President Taft says the
^■es of the country are on the
Republican party. If that’s so
the countrj- is making a mistake.
Both parties will b«r watch
ing.
^ WiH 1 'ok l>etter and lait J-jinger than oth«r.i. Dtin’t be
fooled by the just as good; Renjeinb^r there is nothing
iriade to suit all parp )ses to eiiiiai the Galebrated Hackney
for sale in this County or/iy by HOLT & MAY Just received
a Come a»d see them. '■
at the
fries.
home of Mr. J. H. Jef-
. .Mr. Malcom Murray, who is
Amusement Co., at Greensboro,
spent the week-end as the gucai
of bis pai-ents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Murray.
Mr. Wade Way of Liberty
spent, i£vOi ri'iuii.v u-
the city ,is the puest of h.>s aunt,
Ml'S. Mary E. Way. svici other v-.;-
lativ'es.
The four-year old dauKhter cjf
[ I Mr. Will Vincent died Sunday aC-
i ter a brief illness with penu-
monia, and was buied Monday af
Prof. V. Wilson, and daughter.
Miss Mary, who have been at
Asflieville for several months
engaged in teaching in.strument- .
a! music, have returned to Bur
lington. Mrs. Albert Fowler was called
ito Greensboro last week on ac-
I parents, Mr. and Mr.s. J, W, Is
ley, near Liberty.
! Mrs. Elizabeth Loy visited her
sister, Mrs. Kancy isiey, Hcai
Mt, Hortno?? fSii.’rcb -r!tiy l:!«t
! week.
I Miss Cecil Holt returned Sat
urday from High Point wherj
she has been engaged in teach
ing during the past winter.
I Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Teer of
near Graham, spent Sunday as
■ the guests of his brother, Mr.
Baby Doll Ankle
Strap Pumps.
We have iu stock a beauti
ful line of Baby Doll Pumps in
Patent Leather and Gun M&tal
Jilso Whito Mercerized
Duck \vith whito Rubber Soles
wid White Rubber lieels, that
NVG iir' offorinif at
$1.75 to $2.50
the pair which are exceptionally
vaiu6.s^ fiTij arc arsons
our best sellers. They [uirti-
fularly appeal t» the Voune
Ladies tfot do not care for the
HiKh Heels ant! Narrow Toe
Styles. We htive the snme
stj’lcs for the iittie one.s also, at
prc-poi tionnte priee.s. Would be
(fiaii to hiivc you call and aoc
thi' liuuiy now Spriiij; models.
FOSTER
Dfloe
We ti ive at a'li iiiuc-s a complete line of Buggies. Har
ness, Wagons, Wa?on Harness, Farm Machinery of Alt
Kinds. Building Material. Paints, the BEST on the market
When in ne?ed of any thing in our iine it '.vili always pay
you to come to see us
HOLT & MAY
Burlington, N. C.
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The Plaza Restaurant
MAIN STREE ",
FONVILLE BUILDING
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Mr. Wyatt Clapp met a right
serious accident Sunday after-^
noonwhilereturning totownfront I
count of the iilness of her si.s-i
ter. At last report sh“
ting along very well.
J. N. Teer, and other relatives.
became frightened
threw Mr.
buggj-. Tlic inja-ici’, are not porir 'derwent an operation, is impro\ -
sidered fatal and Mr.
getting along nicely.
Clapp is ing and getting along very nic-’
iy-
At last report she was get- i -Albert Heritage left yes-
iterday for Cincinnati, Ohio
a visit with relatives in the couK-j ! where he wiil be for the next
try. While crossing the railroad | We are glad to learn that Mrs. f,everal months.
near the Union church his horse IE. U Murray, who retuniei(
at a tr^in from the ho.spital Kt High Point * “mesW.H. Bennett A.
and threw Mr. Clapp from the several days ago where she un- ' .mmer or ol
I . .... Hartshorn were m the city ye.^-
terday shopping.
I Mr. J. W. Robertson, formerly
;h‘notype operafor for the Di.s-
patch, now with the Greensboro
Dailey Nev/s, spent Monday in
;the city «ith his family.
! Mr. VVorth Coble, who ha.->
been {•.onfined at his home near
. the Fairgi’ounds for several days
.with bronchitis, »ha.s recoveretl
sufficiently to be out again.
I Mrs. Sallie Holt of Spencer and
Miss Glysta Holt of Greensboro
spent Saturday and Sunday with
■ Mr. J. H. JeiTi’ies and other re-
! lative.s,
!
i Rev. B. M. Williams, ministeri-
yAPOR ntEATMENT
FORCOmOBIE
Are turn U6el In all horiititatB. 'Tl>«
vattorn are iii?;s.Z«d d!(r«?rt to tUi? »pot
wSthuut ItUurtnfT the stomui-ti uk i»'
ternat reencdtes. Th« vapors arc coa-
flaed
VICi^gS^SALVE
DO that they are released by the 1i«at of t a
the body wlLen to the throat J
asid Phi^nt One Erood rub wlU relJev® 1
a co2J; cruup cured in tlfte«ri tnln- I
utea. At all drtisslstfl, 2Sc. 60c and I
{3.00. ?nKip!e cm request. Viclc Cbejn* I
u a.1 Co . Orcen^boro. N. C. ,
Tobacco
Fine Cigars
Sanitary
EXCELLENT SERVICE PRICE RIGHT
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LOOK, LISTEN IWindows
THE posr MORTEM ADMINISTRATION
OF WEALTH CAN NEVER BE SAPETLY
LEFT to AN INDIVIDUAt
for death which has removed you from your
sphere of capr'.liility is just a?^ likely to remove an
individual Executor, When this occurs the ad-
minisiration «f your Estate may fall into iiands
who’.ly alien > ' niir wishes. If you appoint, us as
E.'cecutor of >uur will you have the assurance that
we shaii not be incapacitated by death to act as
such and completely carry out your wishes. There
are reasons why you should select us as your Ex- *
eeutor, which we shall explain if you will call.
A!’ advice and consulations confidential. No
charge is made for .«ame.
Wit! also pay any lawj er, you may select, to
write your wiSL
Alamance Loan and Trust Co.
AT OUR PRICES!
\\\‘ 'it'e euttini; dt>\vn the W;ir Pric.i:3
;he HigrH Cost of Livin>r.
Li-rti. pe-r pouiul '
hf*avy thUrk (K*r notiitd .. j2Hc.
\r\fh potatoes, per peek 24c.
AJ? l(ff. Canned Gnod?
Ali !->c. C^aiint'd Guh\. l2c.
All lOu. Articles 'A*.
Cvl P*^ices on
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I>KV OOOUS, (rROCKIUES AND
HARDWARE.
New Frftsh Lint-
,ai stwdent at Elon College, wiil
; occupy the pulpit at the M. P.
ichui'ch next Sunday
and evening in the absence or
I the pastor, Rev. G. L, Curry,
who will be at Thomasvilk at-
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Hit;BEST M-VKKBT I’KICE
i'OR COU^’TBY PRODUtH
I'nme and see us—it wiil pay j-ou.
Wc have just o)>eiied up in the W. E.
morning Building on Front Str^st.
Q^n/>A • r\T
Phone us your order viiid wc wiU
pive prompt delivery.
THE LARGEST AND OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY ^ tending the Young People’s Gon- t’HOXE 285.
■(T5wO«WitlithcCbi*es.) vention of the M. P. Church,
j which will be in session Friday,
Saturday and Sutiday. ' BuHnigton, - - - - N, C.
BURLINGTON. N. C.
Spoon Store Co.
SuHing'ton
SAVE MONEY.
We have these in all of the Standard size.
Priee.i ranging froir
$1.00 to $L75.
M. B. SMITH
Furmiure and House Fiirnishings.
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