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* THE GLEANER ORAHAIf, N. C., June 5, 1913 Poßtoiflc« Honrs. Olßoe open T M a. m. t07.00 p. m. Sunday t-00 to 11.00 a. m. aod 4.00 to &00 p. in HBBNAN ULOHBS. Foatmaater. | Local News J —The earliest varieties of peaches are getting ripe. —Mr. J. Harvey White has pur chased a handsome new (-pas senger Hupmobile. —Mr. W. F. Blackmon of this place is now traveling for the To ledo (Ohio) Scales Co. His ter ritory is the Western part of this State. —Mr. Clyde Fowler, book-keeper at Carolina, and Miss Carolene - Phillips, daughter of Mr. Chas. H. Phillips of Graham, were utfyd in marriage Tuesday evening' c -the residence of Rev. J. W. G» "dman, the officiating minister •' i Haw fields. Congratulations. —Unavoidably the County Com missioners' proceedings are left out this week, but will appear in our next issue. ' —The St. Louis Amusement Co. will be here next week. It will be a regular street carnival and everybody is expecting a big time. . i —Elon commencement exercises come to a close today. A number from here attended and enjoyed the splendid exercises. A full ac count next week. —Harvest time is close at hand. Wheat and oats are ripening rap idly and within a week most of these crops will be harvested. The wheat crop is good, but the oat crop was damaged by late frosts and the dry weather when just beginning to head out. —Memorial exercises at New Providence last Sunday were largely attended, many coming from a distance.* It was a beau tiful and sacred exercise and the old friends enjoy the annual meet ings and the renewals of acquain tances. —An Alamance boy, Mr. J. A. Holmes, won the debaters' medal in the Inter-Society Debate at Chapel Hill Tuesday evening be tween the Dialectic and Philan thropic Societies. He represent-' ed the Di. and is a son of Rev. Geo. W. Holmes of Albright town ship, who enjoys the distinction of having three sons in the Junior class during the past year. —The Town Commissioners at their meeting Monday night, be sides attending to routine busi ness, such as passing on accounts, appointed the following commit tees : Street, Sam T. Johnston, T. C. Montgomery, W. H. Holt; Fire, W. H. Holt W. J. Nicks, «T. J. Reavis; Cemetery, Sam T. John ston, T. C. Montgomery, W. J. Nicks; Sanitary, T. J. Reavis, W. H. "Holt, Sam T. Johnston. The Board will meet again Friday (tomorrow) night, when a Chief of Police will be elected. For this position there are the following candidates: J. R. Guthrie, Col ' lon R. Mann, W. F. Foust, Simon Jerreil, Wm. Smith, J. D. Moon, and S. L. Moon. From the num ber of candidates it would- ap pear that it*is a very desirable office. Birthday Celebration. On last Thursday, May 29th, Jno. M. Parry celebrated his 7Sjd birth day. His family planned a sur prise for him, and early In the day his neighbors and friends be gan to arrive until the guests numbered fully fifty people who had come to celebrate with Uncle John this important event in his life. When the dinner hour ar rived all were invited into the dining room where the table was loaded down both with substan tial and delicacies of every kind of eatables—it was a dinner fit for Kings, and all seemed to enjoy it to the fullest extent. J. Robert Parker, pastor of the Friends church was among the guests, and was what might be termed master of ceremonies. It was a day memorable in the life of Uncle John, as he ta now familiarly known, and one ever to be remembered by every one pres ent. They all Joined in wishing him many- happy returns of the future birthdays like that of May S»th, 1913. ▲ GUEST. —For Ice sea McAdams. —McAdams the Ice man. —lf you want Ic« see McAdams —any time day or night you can gat it. ' Robt. P. Price, a wealthy and prominent citizen of Rockingham county, died Thursday while en route from hia home to ReldsvlUe. He was traveling in an automobile accompanied by two grand children. The machine had been stopped, and while cranking it to a tart up Mr. Price became very tired. A passerby went to his aid and just as Mr. Price started to get into hia machine he fell dead.. I Two little sons of Green Hobby, s Raleigh blacksmith, got hold of a revolver and played with it. Green Hobby 8 years old canght the bullet and may not recover. Friday and Saturday, June 6th | Personal Mention | ***** ♦ll #♦♦♦♦ >♦»»♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ I' ** Mr. Sandy Graham of Hlllsboro spent Sunday here. Mln Rebecca Denny of Red Springs is visiting Miss Martha Holt. Master William Scott left Mon day for Fayetteville to visit rel atives. Mr. T. B. Gordon of Greensboro was here last Thnrsday -for a few hours. Miss Nell Goodrich of Henderson spent last Saturday here with Mrs. J. J. Barefoot . Mr. W. A. Moore returned this morning from a business trip to Lynchburg, Va. Mr. W. I. Ward spent Monday in Greensboro on business in the Superior Court.. Miss Margaret Goley is spending the week with Mrs. J. Mel Thomp son at Mebane. Mr. William Menefee is at home from Danville where he has been in school for the past year. Miss Marce Goley is attending commencement at Salem Female Academy this week. Dr. W. S. Long, Jr., and son Her bert and Mr. Hansford Simmons attended commencement at the University. , Tl Miss Agnes Wood, who has been living in Greensboro, is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R.' Harder and Masters William, Olive and Archie of Greensboro spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scott, Jr.; spent yesterday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. J. Mel Thompson, in Mebane. hv, Geo. W. Long, Mess. Mcßride H'>lt and J Harvey White spent yesterday at Chapel' Hill com mencement Mr. Chas Menefee has accepted the position of traveling salesman for the Morotock Mills of Danville, Va. His territory is North and South Carogina. * i Mrs. Tim Hayes and little daughter of GreerisborO spent Monday with Mrs. J. B. Mont gomery. Mrs. J. Dolph Long and Master George returned last week from a visit to her father at Stone wall, N. C. Misses Blanch Scott, Kathleen Long and June Ray Kerjiodle are attending commencement at Chap el Hall this week. Col. and Mrs. J. A. Long left' Monday for Suffolk, Virginia, to visit their daughters, Mesdames 8. B. Everett, J. C. Holliday and Hersey Woodard. Prof. J. B. Robertson spent Tuesday and yesterday at Chapel Hill attending the commence ment exercises. Mr. W. C. Curtis of Toledo, Ohio, spent from Sunday till yes terday in the county visiting rel tives. He formerly lived three miles South of Graham. Mr. R. E .Hunter of Charlotte arrived here Saturday with his two little daughters, Margaret and and Mary, to spend a few days with Mrs. C. S. Hunter. Miss Martha Holt arrived home Tuesday from Red Springit, where she has been at school. She came home by way of Raleigh where she spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Parker, Jr., and'little daughter Carolyne and Miss Bella Donoho left for Dula Springs, near Weaverville, where Mrs. Parker and little daughter and Miss Donoho will spend some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jag .D. Proctor and little daughter BUtabeth of Lum berton arrived here laat Friday evening on a visit to the home of Mri. Proctor's parents, Mr. and Mra. J. D. Kernodle. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor spent from Monday after noon till today at Chapel Hill Nature's Warning. Graham People Must Recog nize and Heed It. Kidney ills come mysteriously. But nature gently warns you. Notice the kidney secretione. See if the color la unhealthy- It there are settlings and sedi ment. ——- - Passages, frequent, scanty, pain ful. It's time to fear serious kidney trouble. • It's time to nse Doan's Kid ney Pills. Doan's have, done great work la Oraham. \ Mra. W. Catea, Oraham. N. C„ aays, ,"I waa afflicted with kid ney diaeaae in a very painful form for • long time. Often the pains la my back almost pros trated me. I could sot make a sudden aoovement without suffer ing intensely, and I also had pains and dtsxy spells. The kidney se cretions bothered me and the doctor's medicine did not help me to any extent. When I heard of Doan's JKldney Pills I got a sup ply. The results of their uee were fine. My kidneys were regu lated and I was restored to bet ter health than I had enjoyed for years." Vor aale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Millburn Compa ny, Buffalo, V. Y„ sole agents for the United States . Remember thr name—Doan's— and take no other. - * Graham Hose Co. 1 No. 1 wishes to express its many thanks to'the cltisens of Graham, especially to the ladies for their generous gifts and faithful help rendered in our ice cream suppers last Friday and Saturday nights. May we be of so great help to you should you ever be so unfortunate a# to need us. WILLIAMS, BRADSHAW, RBAVIS, Committee. SUver Wedding. S The following invitation has been re ceived here: John Urquhart Newman-Pattie Beale Long At Home from eight till ten Friday evening, June Sixth Elon College, North' Carolina. The Gleankb hopes they will cele brate their golden wedding twenty-five years hence. r— EGGS—Buff and White Orping tons, S. C. White Leghorns and Golden Seabright Bantams—fine stock— s2.6o per ..setting of 16. B. N. TURNER, Graham, N. C. Sale of Real Estate Under Mortgage. Under and bv virtue of the poWCr of m e oontalned In a ceaialn mortgage executed on Ma'ChSlat, ltlO.by Vlnlo M. Murray to Jam • §. Holt, and duly assigned by Mid JameaG. olt to the Alamance Inauranee aud Hen I Suite Company, recorded In (be office of the Register of Deeds for Alimanoo county, lu Book of Mortgagee lud Deeds of Truat N". 47, at page No. 544 et leq; which mortgage la "given to aeoure the payment of a certain bond for four hundred dollari, due ind imy ■ble on the Slat day or March, I*ll, default having been made In the payment of aald note and Intereat thereon, the nnderaigned, Ala manoe Insurance ind Reil Bitate Company, aailgnee, will, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1913, at the court houae door In Alamauce county ■tUrihim, North Carolina, it It o'clock M offer for aale for caah at public auction* the following deaorlbed property, to-wlt A certain trict or pircel of land In tbl oounty of A limine* and Htateof Nor h t.'ar - llna. In Mebane township. and more partic ularly bounded and described ai foll.wa: Beginning it a rook, Southalde of Ureat Bond; running thence H 80° W H IS oha to a rock; tbenoe » 47° W a.60 oba to a rock: thenro Bm° W 8.57 cha to I rojkrtbence H r>',, d B ill oha to a rock; theooe B 7i;„° K 8 01 J, oh- ton rock; tbenoe N 18X" W ch> to a rock: thence B 4.78 oba to a rook: thence N 18° K &.8S oha to a rock; thence B 71V B cha to a rook; tbenoe N 18 deg. B 8.48 cbi 11 tkc begin ning, containing 16.N acres, more or leu, on which Is situated a 4-room, S-atory dwelling. Thla the 81it dav of May. I*lß. ALAMANCB IKB. 4 HEAL BtiTATE CO , Assignee. B. 8. W. Dimeron, Attorney. VALUABLE ~~ Wood-Working Plant For Sale! By virtue of an order of Alamance Superior Court, the nnderaigned will aell the valuable lumber handling and wood-working plant formerly oporuted in the city ol Burlington by the Burlington Lumber Company. Thla plant baa sultaule bulldlnga Immediately on the railroad (the tame being upon laud* leased from tbe North Carolina Railroad Company), with all neoemry tiding! to handle lumber In large quantities. It la equipped with a full and complete line of wooa-working machin ery. These bulldlnga and machinery coat about 96.500.00. A purchaser could llkelyleaae tbli land from tbe Railroad I ompany for any term of yean dealred. This la valuuble prop erty, ana It la a good looa.lon for n plant of thla kind, and filer* la little doubt but that partial who know the lumber bualneia could make money here. Tbe nnderaigned will receive aealed bldi for thla property up to twelve o'c.ock, noon, on MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913. ' All bidden will be required to make a de poalt by caib or certified cbeck of ten per cent, ot tbe imountof tbelr bid, ind the blgli eat bid will be Immediately reported to the court, and If the court conllrma the aale the successful bidder will be required to pay one third of the amount bid In caab, and to eae cute bonda for the other two-thirds In eqoul amounts, one bond due at six montha alter date and one due twelve montha after dnte, and tbe deferred payment* will bear Intercut from tbe date of aale until payment of pur ehue money li complete, and title to the property will be reaerved until the payment of purchase money la complete, to secure the deferred payments, though poaaeaalon will be delivered Immediately upon tbe court'a con firming aald aale. Interested parties may obtain a full llat of aald property and may Inspect the aaine by applfcatlou to or calling upon the under- Thla'tbe Srd day of June. 11118. vr. K. HOLT, Receiver Burlington Lumber Co., Burlington, N. C. Valuable Farm and Tim ber Lands For Sale. By virtue of an order of Alimince Huperlm (X>urt made In a special proceeding therein pending, entitled B. Montgomery et all. v. William 1. Montgomery et als.," the undersigned will sell st tbe oourt houae door la Graham, at twelve o'elook, noon, ou MONDAY, JULY 7, 1913, tbe following described real property, to-wl t : A tract or paroel of land situate ind being tn Burlington township. Alamance oounty. North Carolina, and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at I stake In Joseph Holt's Ine. ooraer of Lot No. X In tbe dlvlalonof tbe Wil liam Montgomery lan la and D.'Olel Albiight' > ooraer; tbenoe with Lot No. 8 North 45.60 obalos to a black oak, corner of Lot No. 6: theooe N MP B 10 chains to a stake; tliem e N 1* chains to s white oak on John Hull's line; thence B 4° B 4.06 chains to a itake; thence n It chains to a POStOak In inch's Held; tbencs V» SMobalnsto the beginning, containing iandwill be divided .nu> three »ual pareels, each paroel oonuinlng about acres, and will be first offered In aal« par cels, and tben offered as a whole. Tbc»* lands lay about two milss from the city tf Burlington, and upon this tractor land there Is about SB acres of vtraio forest The limner alcne renders this land eiooedlngly valuab e. Plats ibowlag the traeU into which una land Is divided will be eiblblted on day of ssle and can be seen previous to the day of set* by calling at the offices of either of the aadeistgned oommlsslonera, In the town of SSld btads will be offered opon {be follow ing terms, to-wlt; On*-third of tie parchar trice must be paid la eeeh. nit the oik. r two tblrdslobepaldlnequ.l instalments st MX and twelve months, tike deferred psy menta to be evidenced by bo ads carrying in terest from dale of aale until Bald, and title will be iseat red uatll payment of purebate ComaJMlooer*. Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate. Oaderaad by virtue of tbe power of sale contained la a certain mortgage cseeuteo by Wtt Holt a> d wife. Martha Ho t, of Ala manoe county, Nertb laroitaa. to M. «». gLK&£gg3S5 Trust No. 44. st pace No. m >*ld mortgage having been assented ta secure the pa tin nit Sid s*y?M* D A£il (Set! IST defiuTt hlVi'ni' MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1013, at l a o'clock M., at the oourt bouse door In tbe foUowlag described t rope- te i sasgfegg ' GRAHAM CHURCH DIRECTORY. Baptist-N. Main St.-Jas. W. Rose, Pastor. Preaching services every Second and Third Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and 7.10 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.4S a. m.—C. B. Irwin, Superin tendent. Graham Christian Church—N.Main Strefet—J. F. Morgan, Pastor Preaching services ever/ Sec ond and fourth Sundays, at 11.00 a. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10.00 a. na.—C. D. Johnston Super intendent. New Providence Christian Church—N. Main Street, near the Depot—J. F. Morgan, Pastor. Preaching every Second and Fourh Sundays at 3.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 2.30 p. m.—Arthur T, Walker, Su perintendent. • Friends—North of Graham Pub lic School—J .Robert Parker, Pas- , tor. Preachipg every Sunday at 11 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10.00 a. m.—Miss Belle Zachary, Superintendent. Methodiat Episcopal, South—cor. Main and Maple Sta.,—Services at present in Court House—R. G. L. Edwards, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and 'at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.45 a. m.—W. B. Green, Supt. Methodist Protestant—College Ist., west of Graham Public School I —Geo. L. Curry, Pastor. I Preaching every First, Third and Fourth Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and every First, Third, Fourth' and Fith Sundays at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.45 a. m.—J. S. Cook, Supt. Presbyterian—West Elm Street —E. C. Murray, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.45 a. m.—Mcßrlde Holt, Supt. Presbyterian (Travora Chapel)— J. E. Lebby, Pastor. Preaching every Second and Fourth Sundays at 7.30 i>. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 2.30 p. m.—J. Harvey White, Su perintendent. Our Own Guarantee is added to the manufacturer's when you buy a Simmons Chains Whatever pattern you choose—to please your in dividual taote—the style is sure to be correct. Tba Simmons goods for 40 ya*r> turn had th« reputation of always bains la good taste. SIMCIOMS en* ins are noted for thsir wearing qualities aa well aa for thair exquisite design and finish. They are not washed or plated goods—the snrfsce of each chain la a heavy rolled tube of toiid gold. Come In and see our new assortment of handsome Spring styles. Z. T. HADLEY, JEWELER * OPTICIAN GRAHAM, N. C. HALF-CENT COLUMN. Advortlaomenta will be Inserted under thin Beading at one-naif ol a cent a word for eaeh Inatrtion NowiLlnacrtod forleaathan lOota. Count your word) and vend oa/in wltb orier Kach initial or abbreviation count* a woid. —lf you wont or oecd a blank book —journal, ledger, jwx-ket or vest pocket memorandum, record book or other kind* of blank btxdw, call at THE U LEANER Printing Office. HOUSES aud lota for rent. Ap ply to \V. J. Nicke. —Yen can buy almost any kind of blauk book you may need at TUB Q LEAN KB Pruning Office. ' SCHOOL SUPPLIES Tablet* C>mp"aitimi all d Examination UiK.k» arid Dixin's Pencils, the b'«t, uuide, at THE ULFIMU Printing Otftce. - BLANK BOOKS-A a»*l as sortment at THE ULKANKK office. Re-Sale of William Poteat Land. Coder and tjr virtue of an order of the Do parlor Court of Alamance county, ina •!»«; at ptooee >lng la wbiun all of the beireet law of William Poteal weru duly conatittned partloa, tbo underalgota rommlasloner will, on SATUHDAY, JUNE U, 1913, at 1 o'clock p. a., offer for Mle to the b igbeat bidder at publlo audi net ike eonrt hou-e door In (I raham, Alamance county. Norih Carolina, upon the terma hereinafter eat out, a following dwcrlbed proi>erijr,ljrlngeod t In Morton townahlp. Alamance county, • of north Caroline. a'lWnln* Ibe land) of John Staillnr". Umand otbera, and more parttculail? b Htnded and daaerf fe ed as fotlow: I Heel >nlag at» etooe, eald stall inn' corner, Mao corner with a id Lowte, nod running i tbebce H I'll r-Kia to a atone on llae »f eald 1 Htalltnga; I hence Keatward 7 roila and 4 fr. to i a -tone; thence routbeaetward roda to a alone oo eald Geo. lew,a' line; thence If t*V | W wltk line of aald I ewla « mda and «ft to the beginning « rner, oonum ng one acre, nor* or lea*, upon which le rltuatcd tbr b mee which wna occupied bjr Will am Potest I at the time of blade etb. Terra t of aele-One Ihirtl of the (.urabaee price t > bo wtd lo • ael. on date of Hie: or>a third at the eihlr a'lon of ono month from data of ante aid 'be remainder at t*eex piration of two niontha from date of Mle, purebaaer to ese ate note lor deferred pay- I aenta. heart t lalereat at Ihe rate of t ®er cent, par ani.ua and nti« re.er ■ ed until the porcbeee prion la paid, wltb option A tbe PDltbaier t > pa> all meb and receive dead upon nooarmaUoii of aale. Lidding will atari I nieUwftbdarof MnyJMS. fc. ■». wTOAIfBIUiIf, Ooaalaelooer, . 1 Carolina Business College opens |>n Wednetday. WUl^bc ; • No Danger of Stomach Distress or Indigestion If You Take Digestit Eat what you want and "Dlgestlt." Two or three tablets after eating pre vents that full uncomfortable reeling —lt digests all the food and makes your stomach feel fine. Brown's Di gestif Is an aid to Ulgm»tlon\ quick certain relief for Indigestion, and « penuauent remedy for stomach op sols. It la perfectly harmless, fine for children as well as grown-ups. No use to suffer the torture* of Indiges tion. Sour Stomach, Oas. Belching or I Creamery Swing Churns, j READ LETTER JUST RECEIVED FROM ONE MY CUSTOMERS, j Burlingtm, U F. D. 2, Mhv 2lsth, N'. S. Cardwell, Burlington, N. C. ! Dear Sir: j Enclosed please find edclosed c'eck for $8 to pay for a No. 2 j Creamery Swing Churn. We like tbe Chum nil O. K. Respectfully, JAS W. GILLIAM. I ( ! Such letters as this is what helps the merchant, many more just ] | like this. Mr. Horner gets No. 1, Mr. Gilliam buys No. 2, another j ; lady No. 3 and Mr. Spoon No. 4-30 gallon Churn in hint, few days, i i | j John Deere riding Cultivators are going fast— ! ; work the crop shallow and work it often to get the ! > best results. Walter A. Wood light draft Mowers-no neck ; weight, nor side draft-easy on driver and team—cuts ; high or low all the grass—cost less for ; i repairs. No Canvassers. "Outside the Trust" , Guilford, Columbia, Hughes, Harrell and Hender- ! son Buggies. Carriages, Spring Wagons. Buy the ; Guilford and get the best. "Ask your tamily physi- - | cian how he likes the Guilford."- Buying in big lota ! for cash—no rents nor heavy expenses to yay, en | ables me to sell cheaper. i Grain Cradles, Peas, Millett and Binder Twine N.S. CARDWELL, !The Always Busy Store, 'Phone 1-8-3 BURLINGTON, N. C. + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++. COBLE-BRADSHAW CO. BURUNGTON, N. C. HEADQUARTERS FOR j; HARVESTING MACHINERY * ' 0 !** We sell the Light-running Milwaukee Binders Mowers, Hay Rakes and . * Tool Grinders. j Also carry large line of drag and disc harrows. j Our line of buggies cannot be equaled in this part jot the Country. ' Harness of all kinds single ant double. | Don't fail to see us before you buy. * Call us up over the 'phone if you are to busy to com jtown. ? % Fair dealing and satisfaction is what we are striving ♦ to give you. I Your Friend | COBLE-BFADSHAW CO. | 'Phone No. 72 :: We'll Do Our Level Best For YOU THE WISE MEN Have and are looking at ra J. M. CRAWFORD & CO.'S fin®clothes before buying. /l a We are on Tip Toe to show YOU because we know what it will mean for you. "Come and See" Is All fre Ask. 4 !■ wM The best Brands are here. /■II Hats and Furnishings ; *ij please and make your Pocket ■ J. M. CRAWFORD & CO. j other iip-sets—Dlgestlt relieves quick ly; almost Immediately after taking a doso yo'ir stomach reels good as new. Digestif las brought relief to thou sands—why not you? Try It on our guarantee. We are so confident It will 'help you we will give back your money If It fails. Oat a package to day and try 11 arter eating. Just see how It helpa your tired overworked stomach dleest the food—no distress. ALAMANCB PHARMACY. 1 l I hind a supply of those \illness. Come and have us make you op a list of the best and molH Graham Drug Company, -Phone 99 > 77i e ||bxatC Jtore ———________«______________ mmmmmmrnmm m [■BijiiijM 1 Bettor Than o^6^' IWe Sell at Right But There Is No Prices BETTER LUMBER I THAN OURS! ■ Lumber, Lath, Tint's Why They Come Posts, Shingles, From All Directions I Sash, Doors, Travel All Roads To pi- Aa HERE! We ARE Blinds. t i- c v , mamwam^m mmmamm Looking For You! We'll Make The Size Of The Bill As Small As Possible! [walker bros. mm, ic. Garden Seeds * • -A Landreth's Pedigree Seed which Succeed They are vital,' true to name and never disapoint Landreths seed AilE GROWN BY LANDRETHS, and are just as represented. We also carry WOOD'S and FERRY'S and other Seeds. Call and See US. Alamance Pharmacy, The 6S&Store J. C. Simmons, Druggists " . Simmons Building Graham, N. C. ljjt Furniture! I*3 Hi ail( * dicing fitted up with! % //IwlSPfm PP Porch Screens to fteep outt + 2«Sp&iS2iwr ot sun. A few nicer * »a> crex rugs. easy poarchj A NICE SWING.—we can furnish these at interesting Prices + 1 i iCARLOAD FURNITURE , ;flj| We have just opened up jMflf F ; ::another solid car of Furni- jlffip wLmal \ I : :ture. You can save money jrjJjK]**- : :by using a good Refrigera- "CT , JTO""> IB ;:tor. We carry what-you =3g] H Oil :: fwant. Your credit is good \; ::withus. Call or 'Pnone iIGREEN i McCLURE FURNITURE CoJ | GRAHAM, N. G. ++++++-y+++++ >++ l -H +++4+*4+ }~H-H-H-H l | I I Freckled Girls It It an absolute facLthat one 50 cent Ur of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM ! will either remove your freckles or cans* them to fade and that two jars will even in the moat severe eaaes completely euro them. Wo arc willing to personally guarantee tM* and to return your money Without argument If yent complexion m ; not fully restored to Its natural beauty. WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine, fragrant and absolutely harmless. Will I,* . Electric I Bitters i Made A Now Man Of Him. "I wis suffering from pain la my rtomach, head and back?* wrftee 1L T. Alston, Ilaloieb, mTo, ' and bit Hirer and kidneys did not work right, I hut foi r bottles of Electric Bittern made me feel Uko a naw mac." PHICfi 80 CT9. AT AU. BEUS, BTCBEB. E fOLEYSHQNET^^j
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