The State Dispatch:
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! Prescriptions Carefully Gompunded I
We carry a large line of Fresh Drugs, Rubber Goods
4 and Toilet Article
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LOCAL AND
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k vour Grocery man for White
Illy Flour.
Boland spent Sunday in Cas-;
well County nsiting friends.
Win. Fix returned Monday from
a weeks stay at New York j
Lewis Marsball spent Sunday , at
Mebane as the guest of friends. ;-
M r.. Benjamin Hoifuia'u of Whit
sett visited his brother Monday;-
Miss Nina Icgle ot Greeusboro
visited tyiss Queen Ingle last week,
A. M. Hadley, ot Garham, was a
busiuess visitor in the cify Monday
J. D. Stokes of Whitmire, S. C.
iJ spe ding this week with his brot
her. y
Miss Jessie Pug'h of Greenslxro
is the guest of Miss -Ada Guthrie
this week. .. ,
Miss Jessie ilebane spent a few
days last week at Durham visitiig
relatives. '.
O. A.- Starbuck ol Greensboro was
in the city lastJWednesday afternoon,
on business. :
S. B. Hammer of Lynchburg Va
was the guest of Mrs Lovett during
the past week. '(. v-
Mrs. S. A. Horne returned Sun
day from a visit to J no. C. Home
at Danville Va-1
We had a pleasant call irom our
friend W. A. Madkins, of Altama-hau-
Xo. 1, Monday w : Y .:
C y r us H . Heritage anticipates
leaving to-morrow for a ten daystay
at Mt. Vernon Springs.
Our delegation who went. to At
lantic City last week have returned
and report a grand time.
Mrs. Katie Apple of Greensboro
spent last week as the guest of re
latives and friends in the citv.
Mrs Walter Page returned Mon
day from a months' stay with rela
tives and friends at Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs Curry Stewart of
Greensboro, No. 2 were the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Coble Sunday.
C. D. Whitsell attended the coun
tv Sundav School Convention which
met at St. Mark: Saturday and Sun
dav.
B. Goodman anouhces the arrival
ot sev fall eroods in this issue.
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jn't fail to' read his ad on other
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ige.
Mies Lida and Louise Jones of
R
iaieic'ii are tne guest oi ineir cou-
sin
thi
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Davenport
week.
J. L. Soott who underwent an
operation at Stokes Sariitorium Salis-
luirv rettirnpd home Monday much
improved.
FOIl KP:XT 3 rooms, for ligh
Hou-c kveiinH-, man and wite, no
ell
ildien. See W. N. Mebane," at
Guthrie Place. ! " -,
C. F. Blaiu-' ard and ' AV. W
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erne left ti
rst of the week for Ox
t'i'd wii.jre tliev
wil
ill be engaged in
-;n penter work.
V . Cau-s President of Bur-
liugton Towush'p S. S attended the
Convention at St. Marks both Satur-
(W and Sunday.
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u. x Li. B. Whitted have an
noiuic-tneiit in this x isue. Thrii
pattern announcement will interest
0,1r lady readers. ' '
Jiki. R Hoffman is nlacinfil mate-
t'il
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m his lot on Front street next
to M:
Dr. Pattersons for the erec-
tu
jn ,,t a sjx room cottage in the
j Try Qurgg
Drug vomp
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PERSONAL. ?
i : -: rr - , A VA. GAmiok' of Kim'esvUlejvisi
VNtrs. Ti. A. Coble. snent Saturday! u": n r AM, i,t;,V:
at: WiHtsett attending the annual
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PU;' p's'-:';''':- , V I
bei, who attendedtheAVhitsett pic-
nic Saturday. ; v; '
Mr! Cicero Durham, has .accepted
ajpositiou with the Burlington C't
tfin Hnmnnnv 1 - " ,
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turned from a visit to. inends at
Fnnuav Snrinos. " -
Jno. R Hofiman spent last Wed-
uesday the guest of his auntMrs. J.
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xou are euiiuBiuy we ws uaL
money will buy, Melrose, Dan A7al-
ley ana unampiou is uie - -
B. B. Slauehter left yesterday for
Durham to be present at the open
ing of Trinity College next week.
Mr. and Mrs. (VT Hopkins re
turned Sun lay afternoon irom a vi
sit to relatives in Durham County.
' -Mr. and Mrs Arthur Terrey have
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returnea irom a visu oi several uay&
to relatives at Siler City and Pitts-
boro. V
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ohter Iuis
of Danville Va. have been the goes1
of 4Tiss Cecil Holt during the pas
:ej days.
"Don't take something said to be
just as good, there is none jus-f as
good -as MelrostrJJan Valleys and
Champion. :
Afiss Sallie Scott left Sundav on a
tnree weeKs vacation visuuig reia
ives and iriends at uurnam, itox
boro and Milton.
Mrs. Leslie Mebane formerly of
Durham' but now ot Chicago was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Mebane
during the past week.
Misses Maggie Shoffner of Greens
boro and Lucile Kirkm.m of Chat
ham county are the -gueotof- Miss
Ullie Hail this week.
,Mrs. . W. B Mayoen and two
daughters. Misses -Mrearet and
Lucy'are the juet of Mrs. J hn E.
Hart on Means Street.
.W.'N. Melane made a business
trip to Siler City Saturday to erect a
monument ior rev. kj. n, aviuess
in memory of his - wife.
Mrs. R. K. Davenport spent last
xveek-with her parents at Whitsett,
Mr. Davenport gufng Sunday , and
botli returning Monday. -V
. Miss Blaccie Neeley of Pleasaut
Garden returned home Monday af
ter, spending . several days as : the
guest of Miss lame lurner.
The Alamance Real Estate v and
Insurance Company have a . change
in their ad in this issue. . If interes
ted in real Estate look it up.
;3Ir. and Mrs. W. F. Montgome
ry of Mebane JNo. i visited the lat
tf rs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. A.
Smith in this city la3t week.
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, Misses Lillian and Vellna Shoff
ner were the guest of their .Uncle,
Mike Reitzel Sunday, attending the
Sunday School Convention at bt.
Marks.-
FOR SALE Three (3) Pointer
idog pups, over three, montns oia.
Good otock, also mother ot pups,
age '2 .y ears. Write LrD. Lloyd,
Chapel Hill.
' Miss Connie Horne'of Union ville
S. O. whd has been, the guest of
Misses Bertha.: Sallie aiid Verua
Cates sincelast Thursday leaves to
day for her home. - v '
. T DPender of Hillsboro is iu
our midst again teaching . a singing
at the Methodist. church. We are
glad to know tfcat the achool U pro
gressing nicely.-
DR. VINEBERG,lhe'Eye and
Ear Specialist' cousented to again
visit JBurlington, he, will be at our
store September, - O'th and 18th.
ERE EM AN DRUG CO, ,
leq wim tne laemryrisroashow wfctcn
lwiu De piacea uerore tne spectators
tMiss Durham of SaxarjahaWrwas
in town yesterday shopping prepar
log to leave lor jrnnaciejpnia to.taKe
a course in. a, Hospital preparatory
to being a train nurse. , , - ;'
The Ellis ' IJachine and Music
Company. hat an attractive ad Tin
thw issue ri; It will pay vou to read
it and also to investigate the man v
attracfrions"" they" have in stbckX
v Master Bynum Hart, son of Mr.
and Mrs John-E. Hart, . who , has
been visiting his grand parents, Mr.
and n Mrs. Wm. Havdfn at Stuart,
.Va., for several months returned
hum e last Thursday.- . " : JX; v v
Mr. Am inks health -is noor and it is
U19 9 iu u : J-ii, a iu IVH. las b
feared The will have tobe treated at
more before he is better.. , v r
Jooper Bros, Dry .Good Store will
open on Sept llthf inanyT of ' their
gds are .here. The building Is ai-
most ready . for the opening liice iar-
ge shelves wun very oeauuiui snow
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. FOH SALE: Enelish Bull-
Afrner bltcu" P"r bread, snow
white, two ye old, gentle, and m
everv way a very tine animaL Kea
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son tor sellinsr nave, no place to keep
her ,(Jnly those interested address
uJ' - Lock Drawer 158, Burlington
N. C.
The ladies Aid Society of the
M. P. Church meet at the homeM)
Mrs. Geo. Coble about two miles
from town and hat! a most delight
i"ul niectiug. After the meeting a
social entertainment was held On the
wu watermelons seKed. and a goooT
tinrip existed.
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- The. many friends of Miss, Ruby
Teatrue, daughter of Mr. and 4 Mrs.
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B. E Teairue. will be pleased to
learn that she has returenu from St.
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she underwent ah opera tiou for ap
iet; uospitai, vireeusooro, wueie
she is getting along nicely. . -
. Mrs. Maud Patch, Misses Swan-
nanoa Pattersoa and A 1 venia Gut
hrie will leave touiorow for, a north
These ladies will sutnd a week
ten days and we are sure will have
a grand time.
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The following is a summary re
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port of the huuday.. Schools of-Bur-
lington
township during tne past
Number ot schools in tOwn-
year.
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Total number of officers;
teachers andiScho!arv2,40i. Total
average . attendance. l.41: Increase
attendance, 291. I umber, of months
iu year 12. Sch -iars joined church
during past year, 113 Number on
eradel roll, 137. ' Number in hotnef
department" 263. Eight - schools
were represented in last convention.
Number of adult organized classes
10. W. M. Cates, President, J. G,
Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer. .
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prn trin While cone tliev will vi-.
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I liJOie, UMllUglOU IIU -IVUTllUJtUJU.
ALUKNu
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Holt, Gates Company1
WeHnesrlav. Thtirsdav.
tember. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and
Domestic Woolens trom tne riUr-KllN iailuk-
ING COMPAN Y, the popular price tailors of BaJti-;
more, d. Suits, Overcoats and Trousers nade
to your individual measure -and delivered to you 3
vheri you want them. , Satisfaction .in price and 7 -
.. lit yUcUtUJLCCU. U.11U. U.U11
; . leave your measure.
THE HOLT GATES 01
.Main Street. '
FOR SALE-200 ACRE FARM
6 miles from Liberty, 15 miks from Bur
lington and one mile from Oakdale; fine
location for some one 'Vanting a good
farm. Terms resonable. Address - -
";J.';;RVr'At)AMH:;.:;..y:
ROCK CREEK. N. C. ; -.';: R-iijip, 2. ;
Notice.
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PuritV Council N"o. 22i Dauehtera
of Libert y pwill served creantand
craKe lm raeaiateiy aiter ine ousiuess
sed'ofinextSa
even?
ing Septemberi4thi Eyefyinember
of this Council, add anypther epa
ber oAbe order who J rhavjbe in tHe
4feoUncil ;meets. promptly at
So'clock at: the Freeman and Page
yJD. Wuhamsfy .Gotinciiorr
They've Caught, On-he Talk oSF
toe. iown. .
?The Archie Gunn seriesof icolor
giuuies ui SLage ueauues ueiug giveu
away 1 with UheeWaYorlcWorld
has matle a gi eat success.. ;:' The de-v
maud bothn :. New York1 City and
bu t "of town for the past t wo. Sunday
TIT 1 1 .': : : r I 7 111. JL- .1 i
v oriu at a - ureraiurar ilu everv
copy of the, Sunday World Maga-
zi tie there ai e 5 ix beautiful panel
photo sizecoljar prints of famous
actress famed both for thai r beau-,
ty and their talent. '.' ;
Opening or City Schools.
i The session of 1909 - and 90
will begin Monday Sept. 6ih. It 's
earnesifly "requested that -as far as
possible alt pupils will ... repor the
firstjday, that they may be properly
classified. . All new pupils and' all
pu piU of. last session who have a try
examinations to make-up will -meet
theupeiintendent in hisV office at
one o'olock Mbhdiy afternoon Sept;
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Frank H. Curtis Supt.- .
Qpening at Elon Coilege.; ""
The opening at Elon College takes
ulace today, this is ourdiorae col
lege and we always send a large de-
le$?atiou from our town. Thus-far
we have learned of five young ladies
Misses Mary ; and fBeulah Foster,
Pearle Fogleman' Bettie Lyde, May
and 'Flossie Loy , k who enter, on
the opening, the two first having
been in school there before. We
wish these young people every pos-,
sioie-succes as iue wuuvu ujjvju
the sea of college life e dou'b if
any town in , the State will send as
fair a representation : to Elon Coir
lege this year as. pur town Burling
ton.- 'A.-' . '
Very little tobacco has- been of
fered for sale on the market at th s
place owing to the fact that farmers
are busy making feed and saving
their tobacco in the field. This is
nothing unusiial as we note very lit
tle has been placed on the market at
anv Dlace.' it is quite piobable
.when the feed saving seasou is over
a gVo st break' will' titke place which
our warehousemen are prepared to
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taKe care oi aua give cne xariuers uie
best ot attention.
A LEADING
BOARDING SCHOOL
(or S50 BnidenM. Xatabliihtd 1884.
Pnpwef for College, BariaeM. Tuh
Ing, or for Lite. Health, Cbmottf
mnd Bcholmhip. - Wide patroaif
Very reasonable rates. Xa
atuaent receiTe. iwreonu wnuo. ,
aahoolhtgMrendoned. (Location le I
Desrureeobora,a. u.) rat unnu
Cstslom, Tim, etc., addnw th
Preeident, -
W. I. WHITSETT, Ph.
: Whltiett, North Carolina
the
Fridav and Saturdav: Seb
4th, 1909 of Foreign and
U 1CU1 IU ,OCV, tiuo iun
Burlington. N; C.
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ALAMANCE
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HilKiiiilii
City of BiirlihgtoiiSiiSsiif WMM
' Alamance Couritv Hi tf h
.ountv Hitf h
ooutneni tsitl elephoiie Lompany
oouinera uaiiway jmpany
chaiitsd indiyidM
with our trtment and th;
DeDosiFvoiit
if caii get it any tirn
interest compounded. quarterly.
corner or Main and; Davis streets.
MKOMiipiiiiii
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I Representing ' the
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in this secttonaudam prepaied to make you pnees On anything4p thej
way of. Headstones, Tablets, Monuments, etc. See m cuts' and : get
my priCeis before placing your onJer
tirst-class. ;;,-; -. .- , I s . --v,., ,:;-cv
W.iN. MEBANE 464Bm
Lightest draft and easier to operate than
others; Will sow rust proof ioats, that all
others fail oru Will ptitsout more 1 fertilizer 5
and more, equal than any; drill.
Mnrp'than vnn in ns
all pleased. Just received a solid car. Prices;:
right. Call and see them.
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.With unkiibwh brar ds.
If yqiv'rit thebdsti ;':
BuyrMrpse," Dan VaUearidi. ; -yj.
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Ellis Machine &;Music;Ga
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wav Gommission ; " c J: k;
wav (mrriission
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in this Pmin tv ann ' ? , 1 Jvr.
WHole me
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cnances.;
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from a trip to the Piano
Factories in 'New 'York'-d ;
and bought PIANOS to ;!
SUIT , YQU, Icome in and
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