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- . i. , j. - . ' '"" - j ...... - -"f j- y . - . ; l L I t 1 9 S Ai-G T I O N It has always been our .endeavor and 1 1 way ;will be "QutendeaYortQWi conduct our store in every .part of itlthat each and every customer who' comes here to trade will experience nothing but the utmost satisfaction. Satisfaction in, the way our service js conducted. ' : . : - Satisfaction in the courtesy extended. - ' '; --- . ' - ' ' - Satisfaction in the quality. and style, of goods If there is one thing, above another thirt"we-exert ourselves over jt is to. secure from the manufacturers only such goods as we JCnow will give our t customers absolute satisfaction, -t ; t i It is on such lines, as these on the ote motto of absolute satisfaction in . every deal that we solicit business. . J . " . - :' t reeman urug ipmp any, Burlington, N. C. t LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Schedule of -Trains No. a tc it 112 111 144 21 .22 139 East- West East -West East 'West 1:32 5:02 10:08 11:18 4:00 6:29 a. m. a.'m. a. m. a. m. p.. m. p. mi Three pounds of raisens for ' Jtea cents at J. D. Paynes. -, Washington Navan Orangey, fin est roasted peanuts it J, D. Paynes. To get the best smoke, call at' J. D. Payne's and get Payne's private stock. ' ? y See Burlfngton Hardware Coca nany at their new home-r-oppoUe old stand: ' i - Dr. J. V. Dick, of Gibson xille, was a business visitor, iq our town yesterday. .J"" v Dr. J. A. Pickett, our Represen tative from Alamance, came home Friday night. ' The Burlington Hardware- Com- nanv have a new adun this issue4 j telling of their move. Mr. M. H. Lyon, of Salisbury, N, O., was here Sunday visiting jne ot our tairest ladies. Miss .Beulah Foster !went ;tb Raleigh this morning to attend to business. vThe editor, of the Dispatch left yesterday s' evening for the eastern nart of the State on business. v Miss Liila Morrow returned yes terday from a visit of several weeks toiglatives in vOrange county. She was accompanied ' home by her aunt, Mrs. Careathers, who spent the night in the city. " After a year or more suspension the Graham Tribune has . resumed its station iu the newspaper ranks We trust that its days may be long and its trouhles few, and its influ encepowei for good only bounded by its limited circulation. . action of Hollister's Rocky Moun tain Tea cleanses and regulates the bowels, tones and purifies the stom ach, increases nerve force. Makes you well keeps you well. Tea or Tablets, 35 Vents. T. H. Stroud. Mr. j Ed ward Willis and Miss IVJaude Glosson were united in the sacred bonds Of .wedlock at 8:30 p. m.; Jan. 20th, 1909, in- the Re formed parsonage at this place the ceremony being performd by Rev. J. D. Andrew. Only a few intimate friends mcoinpauied the party. To have good health, live long and happy, follow the advice ot the greatest Health Specialist "Take a ptysic once a week." Do this and you wont know what a sick day is. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, the safest physic. 35 wnts T. H. Stroud Lydia, the little four-year-olu daughter of Mrs. Edna Isley,, of Elm'ra Mills, accidentally drank some carbolic acid last Monday afternoon that came nearly proving fatal.- The little fljild was playing in the yard of a neighbor and pick ed Up the bottle and drank the poisou. Dr. Montgomery s reat ng :he case, and at this writing tlw htld is doing well. V-":.'t-.v-i'" -'J. D. Sirhpsrm" leftist Thursday lorreeusooro, wnere. ue . uao a jotr painting.: Jeff is k first class painterv. ' iss Ioua Lrtj.wis ha3 resigned . as teacher of the , public- school at. Is ley's school district. The eommit-; teehas secured fi Blanche Cra mers of Gibson ville to teach the bal ance b thel .term.N 1 ! We thank our good frienda' for working up some bad places, in. tp roals. If every one would do a little it. would help a lot. - . ; Mrs. ,J. M. Story retaembered us with a nice mess of turnip "greens alsa a messtrf sausage. Such friends are wortlv having. ' t j Weheard one carrier say that be had some people on his route-that were so stingy that - they would, hot' give a carrier a pleasant &mie. We don't have that kind onvNc 8 J. H Tarplev and witev-of Gr- ham, visited" us last Sunday after-1 noon, we are always giau, to se these good people. v Miss Tina Whitesell,. of No. 8y spent part of last week with her sis ter Mrs. C. E. Tapscott on No. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Jv W Somers aud Miss Ethely spent Monday at Mr. L. H . Lee's on No. 3. " C. L. Lewis and. family, J. A. Lewis, Mrs. Julia Gilliam and daughter, of Altamahaw A. G. Gar rison and Mies' Dora, of No. 2, Mr. na Mrs. iv Ji. isaineoi uumuiu couutv and Mr. J. W. Ba'rker of Elon College, were callers at Mr. W. Ar Lewis' Sunday, "wten it rains it pours." ' C. K Tapseott and family accom panied by Miss Carrie Hornady visited at G. A Garrisons Sunday. May wood chool organized a Betterment Association (whatever that may be) last Friday May wood school with Miss Carrie Hor nady in charge is doing a good work this year. They have an average attendance of about 43. In fact all the public schools seem to be im proving. We are glad to see such interest iu educational matters. The Social Club.' .The -fliVtkatlBurlinjBfton is now assured of a social cl ub fo'f the young menofonr town,; shouM maite everv citizen ffiaa. Because the married and young rpen of our town who Ka,ve homes where " they can. spend their happiest and purest iuunj khowoih nine, ii anytmng ot tr e task ot spending: the few leisure, boors that come to those who- areaot so fortunately situated. Besides the youngs and married meh of obf'tpwn should have a common meeting ground, for social inter course. ; It is not convenient every time and epptcially not at alf tiiries for 'tbeirfar- who bay a home to th row-it open? to friends let alone. straDgers. This club- means that' our town will hav a place here banquets can be held. -It means the taking of many, of our young -men ofF of the corners of the streets , at night. It means that the men of oir town wilh ipend those nights there, ratner thaii in Greensboro or some other ejty. : 7 ' . . Waimftedl! ' Large White Oak-and Poplar Logs, clear of knots, 2 1-2 to 4 feet in diameter,-10, 12, 14 and 16 feet long. Either on the stump or on the 5 BE C0OTI IK WITH A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION Iff PRICES ' OF ALL SUITS and OVERCOATS lathe STORE Bjr which time wcxpect to clearour Tables in readi ness for the B&JStocks to arrive later. In. this space we shall rk& attempt to quote many prices, but would suggest that you come quickly, as values such as these are sure r go like "hot cakes, f Railroad.. For such her I will pay a tim-- Merchahts Hold Their Second Meeting. Mrs Daniel Kamseur, ot Greens boro No. 1, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. B. B. Greeson. English walnuts, filberts and mixed nuts of all kinds,- ten cents "per pound at J. D. Paynes. v Mr. Jack Myers, of Laurinburg, N. C, was in Burlington visiting one of our faiest ladies Sunday. Miss Blanch Rankin, the : music instructor at Whitsett Institute, N. C, was here yesterday shopping. Miss Lillian Shoffner spent Sat urday night and Sunday with her uncle, Mr. Reitzel, oflElon College. , Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoffman, ot Greensboro No. 6, spent Sunday with relatives and Friends of om town. Miss Florine Roberson, of Friend ship High School, spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister at this place.' See Coble Bradshaw. Hardware Company new ad in this week's issue, they carry all kinds of Hard ware at lowest prices. An experienced tailior will be at f the Holt-Cates Company store in the near future, see their offer at ""another place in this .issue. J. L. Alleu, a prominent young business man, of High Point, was here Sunday visiting Mr. R. S. Garrison and looking over the city. A special sale in clothmg, shoes, hats, etc., will begin at B. Good man's clothing store the last of the week, read his special- prices iu this issue. "We are indeed glad to say that we can give you a. $14.50 set of sil ver knives and forks for only thir ty yearly subscriptions to the State Dispatch. i The contract has been let' for the remodeling of theinterrior of B. Goodman's clothing' store and plac ing a new front The work will begin February 15th; Next Sabbath being a 5th Sab bath there will be preaching herein the Reformed church both in the forenoon and evening. The pubic is most cordially invited. Dr. J. A. Pickett, our Represent W Mrs. N.M.Boone Miss Birtie tative from Alamance, who has heeir aaonyjmp Jieien aoie, ,xuuh x,uia . at Raleigh during the past several Jat Miss. GracieFosiel, Miss Makes rich, red blood,, restful slrep, builds strong healthy tissue steatiy nerves, perfect, digestion and j assimilation. .Keeps you well and . happy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, S5 cents. . T. H.. Stroud. y Good Cash Price R. F. D. No. 5. List Tlmrsilay n'ght at 7:30 p n. prn ptiy d.e Aierchants Ass i iotion UH-J im the.hall over Foster lue Co. and ht'td their fiual org an ization meeting. The meeting was presided over by the President, Jno. Li. 'Foster Every cngruber of As . -iociation was present in person e , cept one and that fim was f ep. resented by proxy. The Ass' cfa ti6n begins business with th' roliment of the- leading mer chants of our town, and there is no , doubt that the success of the asso -iation is uow assured. This stan'js in the same relation to the life 0f Gnr town as dj our churches. j spirit f enthusiasm aud co-c operation and free discussion of all vital issues was manitested. The cr ieeting was full of courage, hope AUd good cheer. The meeting adjc ,urned to meer at the call of the pr esident to hear re ports of some sr ,ecjai committees. . We are haviugsuch pretty weath er now we almost think good ojd summer time has eome again, but afraid it's borrowett wither. v ' f:' Mr. Will H. Wyouof ianville, Va., is visiting y people : on oui route. : We are gbd to -know that Miss Daisy Ray, who is at St. Leo's Hos pital, is ge tting on fine. ' t . 1 Severa.'i ()f our people attended service at Crpss Roads Sunday. , Mx ajd Mis. Andrew Lashley and to sisters, of Caswell county, spent ciaturday night and Sunday At thp homeN)f Mr.Buck Lashley s, Mr. an(j Mrs Chas. Allison also ted there oil Sunday. - Mr audMrs. C. D. Johnston, of raham visitjed his father one day iast week. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Anderson .spent Sunday afaernoon with Mr. J.-A. Wyatt. U8T OF LETTERS Remaining fAn post unue unciaiirpd. Burlingtor tf n. C, Jan. 23, 1 909. Gentle? jen x Edso- a Worth Carr, A. M. How ard, J . H. Harrell, J. W. Teal, J. W.y'ioWelL- Lat JIES- weeks, came home Friday night for a few days stay with his family o' a No.. 1. ' On Monday Rev. J. D. And rew . accompanied Mrs. 'Daisy Russr . Q taking her children to thcNa? iareth Orphan home at Crescent, . C. Thechildron were entered 'xig ward es ia the Ophanage. ' ': Ruth Jones,, Mrs. Harriett Long, rfi; Dora. Powel.v Miss Blanche Roneyl. , Persons calling tori any of these letters will please, say "advertised" and give" date of advertised list. j; Zeb Waller, Post Master. .... - Waitsett Items. Mr. C. C. Barnhardt, of High Point, spent Saturday ana Sunday here." v Mr. and Mrs Grover Moore, of Burlington, were pleasant callers here the first of th week. Mr. R. B. Staley of Liberty was here on business Mondays Mr. and Mrs. Frank" Armfield of High Point, spent Sunday with Dr. Whitsett. Mr. and Mrs. A raw field madt the trip in their automo bile. Miss Aurelia Barnhardt of Bur lington is spending this week with her parents near here. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carmon of McLeansburg spent Sunday Jiere visiting' relatives. Mr. W. J. Thompson left Mon day on a business trip to Norfolk and other points in Virginia. . Ther macadamizing force have moved tneir macninery to the ave nue and they are now macadamizing ti road from Whitsett to Gibson ville. " Also, Walnut Logs, 15 inches in diameter up, same- length as oak and poplar I, will be. pleased ta corres pond -witk any one baying any of the above named tim ber for sale. Chas. H. Bayne ns N. C. DumnHLu AU$10 & $11 Suits and Overcoat now All $12 0 & $13L5a O K (l Suits, Overcoats now -0 IlU A1141S&$16 Suits and Overcoats "bow - - All$i7&$i8.mtsio nn and Overcoats now ItMJU All 520 & $22 Suits in nn .and Overcoats now luUU $7.00; It. 00 It is our custom to dis pose of all left over stocks at the end of the season, but this season we have y - ... 1 ' x ' decided to close them out right here, almost injhe middle of the seasons t - ,. . p . . . - . - - . . regardless of profit. :-: ;-: In .addition to our regular stods we closed out from a New York maker about 100 mens suits of new colors that v arrived, too late for the Christmas trade. We plaice these on sale at about regular wholesale price. BIG BARGAINS in BOYSKNEEPANT SUITS Bo Ao Sdiars &;Soe; Burlington, N. Carolina. c The particular about We do not most successful men are the maintenance of their equipment. follow the line of least resistance. it L TROY IRON & MCHINEWO I t m am uosm FUIMETOIE tike Stock of' AT COST -tT Which I recently purchased from The Welborn-Airheart Furniture Company. , I have also added to this stock a carload of cheap and medium priced , Bed-room Suits. Odd Dressers, and Beds, Chairs, &c, which was bought for cash at a low price. This will enable me to offer some very attrac- tive bargains in this line. You may .not know that Mr. Ja. JMewlin,iproprietoi: of the Troy Ma chine & Iron CJorapany has the -best equipped shop in tfeil section of the State. Mr. . Newlin appreciates visitors; so that they . can see what he doe&, and what he can do. He requests every, business man of bur town todrop in and see-.what he Subscribe fQr jthe 5 Bispateh. .. 1 haa.; It will pay you to do so. I am Daily Adding New Goods to My Stock and expect to carry the largest and most complete line of furniture and goods ever carried in the County. i Call and inspect my stock and compare my prices. . ITH tr-i ishing M. THE FURNIUURE STORE BURLINGTON, 4i ' . "y" '- : ;n.-.;- v...; :. mm :J ;t. 7 5 .
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