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YOUNG MAN’S LEG BI«)KBX
BY AUTO.
Roy Brand Struck By Machine
Driven By Local Attorney;
■ Accident Occurred on Fifth
Aveiiue.
iloy Brand, a local plumber is
[at the Emergency hospital suf-
Mrs. My trie Simpson of Alta-|fering from a broken !6#t leg, a?
matiaw spent Monday on Route | she result of an accident which
S, visiting her mother. Mrs. -J. occurred yesterday, shortly
M. Komodle. lore noon,
J. C. BicCuUoch and if^ugh-; He \ya« struck by. an autonvv j The nature of Mrs. Roitsevelt’s They are air alike,
ters spent Monday , in the city bile driven by W; B. M^bane, a not made public, but
shopping. * Rome lawyer. 'The later was in gjj,.
MKS. ROOSEVELT HTNDER! NOT FAIOT.
KNIFE, NOW ItiLLYlNG. ! -
•—»— I With linseed oil at 50c to
Coioncl and l^eoiilor^ jr., Stay ' what sort of oil do you think
Till Ordeal Is Over—Home in jthey u.se in “paint” at f 1.50 and
Two We*s.- . $L25? .
—’ ! That stuff is counterfeit paint
New York, April 15.—ilirf. You can cheat yourself; you
Theodore Roosevelt was report- can’t t'heat 'Hme or Weather,
ed today by Dv. Alexander Lam- i Paint is a rubbery coat over
bert to have raiiie^ well from a wood and iron to keep-out watiir.
surgical operation at the Roo.se- Counterfeit paint may look
velt Hospital terUer in the day. Uke it; counterfeit money looks
like money.
WTiat are all counterfeit^ for?
^^■■Her condition is satisfactorj% h
*said.
DEVOE.
OgbuS^*^-Madren and.family 6^._|he act of, turning a comci at jjjini^iate danjfer. I)r..Lam-
Oasewel) county* .i^reeirian and |Kifth avenue and W^t .Fir^stexpects his patient .will; b'
family. Mr. and Mrs. \V- A. street with his machine, on afjje to return to Oyster Bhv tii
Moore, ripent Sunday at j. T. way to the courthouse, when ^ weeks.
Moore’s. Brand, mouiited pn a bicycle, j Colonel Roosevelt and his-son.
Thankii to Mr5. j. B-. Foster tiir.|Was riding in the opposite diref'r_>p^gp^^j.g^ Jr.,' ■ arrived at the
;i nice *‘hunk'* of cake. We en- tion. He .was knocked.dOv.n while the operation Wiis
joyed.it so much. if.ne autoniobile passed o\er his perfonned and remained
leg. cnishirig it bp.dly. Mebane '
Mrs. .Ailsey Ross and
ilaude Ross have both been on says^ the accident was unavoid-
the sick list but we are glad to! able but yoiing Brand exprossad
note t'hat they are about weir a different opinion at the hos-
again. ipitial last night. Tlie machine'.*
Maywood school closed last Speed is .said by spectators to
Friday night with .a nice eriter-.^have been not more than fi\e
tainment. We used to call it |miles ah hour when the accide.-’t
'‘exhibition" in our young dayff..; happen^.
They had a very successful term.: Brand was i-tteiided by Drs.
Good teachers and well behaved ;McCall,: Doss and Fi.shbum and
pup;!;’.. The teachers. Miss Sat- is prohably not permanently in-
terfieid and Miss Garri.on left Ji>red.
for their homes Saturday. Hope; Mebane was anvpted by t!i'.-
they will teach for u.=« son)e more. ;Pohce at his own request and re-
J. C- McCulloch attended;'eased on bond. He willliave-a
ciiurch at Shiloh Sunday. Hope bearing before the Vity record-
the “Sermvn” done him some I^r.—Rome (Ga.) Herald,
good. Gootine.'is knows he needs | Meljane is ;i former rei:iu-
lent of Burlington, having lived
until Mrs. Roosevelt had re
covered from the anaesthetic.
When they-left both seeme! In
excellent spirits and repeated
the assurance that Mis. Roose-
’v’elt wa.s in a favorable condition.
Mrs. Roosevelt was seriously ill
in 1S12, after a fall from » horse
while out riding with her hu.-’-
baijil. She apparently repover-
ARTIST herself.
“1 wouldlikt tomake a suggas-
tion_as^ fte portrait”
“Madam,” said the testy ar
tist, “do you think you can tell
me anything about painting
your face ?”
.“Well, I’ve had considerable
experience With this face,” re
sponded she, for she had a scene
of humor.—Kansas City Journal
\r»> You Rheumatic?—Iry S!oan’&
If you ’.vSnt quick and reeal relief
from Riifiumatism, do whr,t so many
tfibusjmd othei- people nre doing—-
wUoiiever an attack coirios on, bathe
itlic muscle or jomt with Sloan’s
Mrfi. Hutton is st:!! improvinif,; c'Shl or ten years ago, and
is the son of M-i*. John R. !Me-
bane of this City. Mr. Mebane
ivf are glad to .say.
Miss riara Hughe.-
Ki! liv Whi ttf'tnort
FUNER.VL
OF t Oi
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..\NfH?EWS I
well known !>y raany c.'iuxer;.'^
Burlington and Mrs. W. L. Saul
of Route splint last Wednes
day at G. E. i'’aucette's.
iVIi-'S Fannie Pa.sc'iuil of Atla-
inahav,-. A. 0, Geringer. Miss ;
Kate Wagonei’, Bovd Brannock, ■ The Imieral of Col.
Rufus and Fate Sauls and John Anda’ew.s I'irst \'ice-Pres!-
Kralinger v.ere vi.sitors at W. the Southern Kailway,
H. Evan.s'Sunday. Quite a :no.l>,citiicns of Ra
bat they enjoyei visiting ;i), Ntulh ( aionnu. ,iitd the
Riother I^-ans'. i
We s!>(.-nt Hunday iis Mei>a:ie
liut ;is wo go there so ofteti w-
guess we had iieiter not .say any
.i thitig about, it'.
now said
. —i.i.^ ....
nccesr'aiY
the operation.
ed aftei* several weeks, and it is . v. ■ ...
j XI. 'Liuiinoj'-t IVo xi6ei\ to rub n in—^jUst
a recurrence of the- , , ,. . , , ,
t i_ A*. > M 1 apply the Lnr.inent to the surface. It
by ttie fail made . . , *
13 •.vondevru'iy ni'jietratina;. It goes
ri.tjht to the fcat of trouble and (3n»ws
til.' pajji aljnivst immediately. Get a
Now y the time for every good 25c, of
woman to stand by the city in .and have it in the house
the rlean-up campaign.
.ioints, Lumbago. Sciatica isikI iike
If liroi'edenL counts for any- ailmeivts. Wu- mono}- Iwck if not
t’ning the Kron P.rinz Wilhelm is .=u!.tisfietl, but it doc.i: give nlmost m-
ertitled to .5t>,000 bottles of beer. .‘itant rrfief.
We 'deliver PiaMt ft
riglit iBt* 9««r k»e.
*‘Gw> tiaw" are coMui|
G*t your Pi«»o or Phyeirr:
Ku»pew»iii pay " mm
^wa 1*4 Muce OB tine.
Have jroa >£«■ wir $17SM &
$259 Pttsm?
MUSIC COMPANY,
I, Korth CaroUu.
LUMBER COMPANY
CoDtractofs and Dealers in Ail Kinds of
Btiilding Material:—
i‘ % cry‘Ji'ftiy iZ'i
Cvii'ii. i oik?t uii
the “Mooi!” this
A t v/iiil-ltlj.;
time.
jSouth, h'kI a prime t)enefactor
‘of all, will be held in the church
of the Good Shepherd this aftcr-
. noon at 4 :->0 o’clock. Dr. 1. McK.
iPittingcr and Bishop .loseph
J R'oiint C hesKire wilt conduct the
. nu::*r/'d ‘'‘rrenvuiios.
liy that hour a mas-- oi n5^>uni-
ing friends from all parts (if the
-South will be in Raleigli to ptiy
HK.vf.rH i’Ut'/ivioTK.s 'nouors to one of the
v,iiht>ui (M'iiiUi joy is im-mo.st inl'uential r.oilroad
vvii.i:.n:t ilisro^n'u ^.jen and citizens. At eleven
i-.i‘irui;ir !.o\vi'i !il j-ou |o'clH‘k this morning a special
liHvc htviii.h. wiiy train will arrive from
i.iiwics ;\r,,i iis!; boiiig sick :>n,l ■ Washington bringing prominent
ruhnjr? \ oil ioti’t fc;iv'p to. Tnko oiio . I'jiitroad ofticials and QChers who
snjall Dr. Kiiip's tiow Ijfe Pi.'i ;a j^fiovv and respected Col. .\nd-
■li^'lit. in till' ni(iniir.{r you will have re\vs.
fuiL free- i.c.we! iTw\ emei'.t and f.-u!; Mr. Henry W. Miller,.Assistant
much [.eiier. fieipi) your appctitif ani the President of the -Southern
difpe.“tion. Try oi» tonijriit. | arrived on his private ear yes-
.terday from Atlanta. With him
HOW .\ SMALL E0\
1.0VE.
MAKES
came Mrs. Miller and Mrs. W. M.
: Marks, of Montgomerj', Alaba-
mn, a daughter of Col- Andrews.
President Fairfa.K Harri.«on,
Vice-President J. M. Culp, Al
fred P. Thom, general Counsel of
In the April American Magaz
ine Ellis Parker Butler writes
another small boy story in hi:
new series.
is entitled, "Teacher’a Pet," and;
in the following e.\'tract tSie .small
talks about his girl;
"Her name is Milly. I haven’t
said anything about marring her
yet—not to her or anybody—but
I've carried her books three or , .
four times and I hit her in the ^rt^ose work
and influence have hejped so
-ru.v iWashmgton; J. W. H. McWhort-
Tms month s stoiy t . -
— - - - . !er. Assistant General Counsel of
.Athens, Ga., E. H. Co.apraan,
Vice-President and General Man
ager; and il. B. Spencer, Vicc'-
President. These are among fihe
officials of the Southern who will
be here to pay respect of the
back of the head with a .soft
snowball, and I guess she likes
me too. She threw a snowball ^^f hem Railway.
back :‘.t me when I hit her and
then, when I washed her face I . ,
for her with snow, she just said ™’
‘Oh, George! You mean thing!’
building up th'j
'Phe pallbearers for funeral
iwill be President Fairfax Har-
BrowHi Dr. E. Everett, Ed Cham
bers Smith and John C. Drew-
as if i be might be willing to mar
ry me sometime if I got nerve
enoui^h to ask her when we’re
grown up. 1 wonder how a fel-i*^ '
low gots nei-\ e to ask them. I ”
don't think I’li ever have.” ^
tfirmination to make the one-
. plank of the Democratic
Nf port News is always ready national platform so etfactive
to extent first bid to German; that the part}’ can’t get away
raiders who hare run out of from it
beer.
HAVE YOU DONATED
YOUR LANDLORD
A HOME ?
The ftiHowing figsret show the disadyaiitage »t payin|
Ceiling:
Flooring
Siding
Boxing
Molding
Shingles
I^aths
Doors
Sash
Lime
Cement
Cement Plaster
Paints
Oils
VsrrJahes
Floor Stains
Windows
Blinds
See Us Before You Build.
Nicliolson Lumber Co,
Mebane, N. C.
1m m
^i^ift iip
- '*• — •
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At sis jser c«nt, per annam,
have paid: : :
compounded ann'jaily, you
RENT PER
MOHTH
$ 8.00.^ ..
iO.OO.
12 01
15.0 0
18.00 _...
20.00 ...
RENT FOR
10 YEARS
-.$1,265.35 .
1.581.6S_,
1,898.(12-
2.S72.52.,
2,847.03--
3,163.38-
RENTFOR
IS YEARS
.,-$2.334.48...
. . 2.79-aiO ...
^ 3.351.71 ..
-4,189.64...
.. 5,027 57...
. . 5,586.19 -
RENT FOR
20 YEARS
,-?3,5.31.42
... 4.414.2P
.. 5,ti97.Jl
.. 6,621.39
. 7.945.67
. 8,828.52
Would you not rather have a deed to a n ee homt than
a tat ojf worthless rent receipts? : : :
Let us show you some bargains in attractive bisngelows
and dwellings. : : : :
mmm reaiiuno
SEURin m?m
C. C. FONVILLE, MGR. BURLINGTON, N. C.
Ik
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‘FRAT” MODEL
$4.00.
That SpriQgy Step
which goes only with perfect fitting shoes
—makes walking a pleasure.
You can obtain perfect shoes correctly
FITTED, if you have your shoes fitted by
Sam Moore or Baa Snipes
H The.
HOLT-CATES CO.’S.
On The Corner - • - - - Burlington, N. C.
This Is Meant
FOR YOU, READER!
Directly atid particularily for YOU the reade! of this ad.
What we have to say is a mutual proposition—it concerns
you and it concerns us.
KEEP THIS IN MIND.
The nex'. time yjir*havtr.''S7^ -u;C iv“?*—
whether the amount, is $25 00 or a mucii saigvi
oneofour rirst moetgags rsas •fstate crfinds, yielding Sis P«
Cent. Interest from date of purchase. Principal and interest
GUARANTEED and paid by this company.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR.
Graham Loan & Trust Company,
GEAHAM, N. C.
K. L. Holmes, Pres., R. N. Cook, V. Pres.,
E. W. Lasley, Secty-Treas.
PERFECTION IN STYLE AND FIT
IS GUARANTEED By USING
Fashionable McCall Patterns
fho !•••». (.tii;-:*’- jtn«l Howinr Full «kirtr.. TaiKirt'd %ml ^irokT»
‘UiSHhU* r.»r .Jn^vt'iiii.rurnt »R Silki«, l-iRfiiP. and C.b‘ torw 04>Uou Ubrifst. tin'
•I'ltiKt i>; wiiti'.Nl svlvi'tii>i» lii Uif &rw iivw im —
Skjrt fi:
Vv’jii -.t f .| •'/
Skif; '
I5e tocA for tht'.* McCaC OettgBs—fhiue o*e cp yo«r$tU~it nrtfy ^eaxe >ob.
\tAi •*;!! liKvays TmJ the W*« nnd most &t>*!isK Fa*?«on» in P*|ser P*tter»*. A^fc fcf
•>ny (Ic^cn you-w,ai;:. You c^r\ Auiiy make it yourseU, look t^i*4lre»»ec! cave mnncs.
The Summer McCail Book of Fashions
NOW ON SALE-ONLY 5c A COPV
XS/hcn Bought Wilh .Any i 5e McC»ll Pattern
Jos. A. Idey and Bros. Company,
Burlington, North Caroiina.