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a We carry a large line of Fresh Drugstiubber Goods
i . a. : '2- -J -wt?' !':-
I and l oiiei Aruuica; uuic
t Freeman Drug Gompany; J
LOCAL , AND
Schedule o Indus
In llf East 1:3S
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Kite Saaff h good for the nerves.
H. Fleishman has a' large ad in
this issue.- Don't fail to read its
See change of ad of Holt Cates
Co., in this issuel Something iiew:J
Rev Li. J. Cox of Elon College
was a business cidler in town yester
day , . , " Y
"A B'g ounce bag of Golden
Grain 'Smoking Tobacco for five
cents ' . -
Sell your next 1 lad of tobacco at
Morgan's warehouse and note the
results.
"A. big 2 ounce bag of Golden
Grain Smoking Tobacco for five
cents." " .
Rev and Mrs. SYL. "Morgan ar
rived Saturday after spending aten
days honeymoon. -
John Lasley a student of vthe
University was the guest of his, pa
rents tirst of the week.
Leonard Mebane of Fall Creek,
Va arnved home 1 uesuay to attend l
woiniing OI ill? .i.t?r.
incr of hi? :?ier.
3. . M Bane a prosper u3 iar-
i l ! .
irajr '. .Mxaoaiiaw wa,- a ousiuess
town veteidav.
4
G.u vin a stiuleut at Kuis
B i-ic - College Raleigh' was the
truest -.r' ms n.irents Suudav
nis p.irents
J. G Smkiv aiidrrelV'Harteif
the DU patch to attended the wn
Monday.
'
A. Isl v and Bro
-peciu. price th.s week. ,
Kead it it-k i"
a i on anonier page.
1 .
J Mcoiii ri.-o;i of
li. t. i. :.as
a welcome visitor at trie i !i-oatch-
Office whiln in town yesterday. ,
Dr. Geo S. Wat-oii a well known
physician ofElou College was a
buiass visitor iu the city yesterday. :
Mi?s Grace Hotf.uau nud Mrs W
J. Thorn psou of Whitsett were
sno
nt.mg visitors in town yesterday. J
new members were added to
it T i i
rnied Church Sunday as the j
result ot the meeting during the
pst -- tek.
Gt i len Grain Smoking tobacco is
"ic.M MUOive, tgdiui0 F.i ,
on u,. urket today. W ill not bite
L( ST Between Dorsetts store
ami Jhin street; ladies jacket. Find
er will phase leave at Stokes. Fur
niture Co. - ,
N "vt-p-iber the 4th is the day, 10
"dock in. the time we will sell
'n lot-; nd oue housedot.
Central Loan and Trust Co.
For genuine Singer, -Wheeler &
Wilson needles comeu to the Singer
Sewmg Machine StoreMain Street
Burlington, N. 0. ' .'; ' ' '. ;
Rev. Bolton of Greensboro is as
sjstitg Rev. P. H. Fleming in a
series ot meetiugs at the Christaiu
tourer-, this week
Rev J. D. Andrew left Monday
Woodstock Va, wheie-he will
Hmd the week attending- Synod of
ltle Reformed church.
for anything in Sewing Machine
SllPplies call on S. VV. Stewart at
Siuger Sewing Machine Store,
Main Street, Burlington, N. C.
Miss Alice Howellson ot Rich
Jnd V a who has been visiting the
Jly of W. C. Dameron for seye.
days left yesterday fijr her houie.
-XCellpnt. Tkrioa hatro Kaon (uuinr.1
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, 7" -waeco at xviorgans warenouse
the pastlweek. ,cpf you have
f tobacco on hind beiufe Mto brinrr
ucum vjivc us a i rial.
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Tooth Brush
PERSONAL.
- 'Jrolden Gram Smoking tobacco is
the; best smoke, regardless of price
on the market today ..Will not bite
the longue. N Y
Miss Esther Mebane atfd Rev. D.
E. Bowers willbe married at five
thirtythis afternoon. TjjFull partic
ulara of which. -will appear in our
next issue. -
The band wili give you music and we
wiirgiveyou $50.00 worth of silver
ware at the. Auction sale of lots . on
Thursda? November the 4th at 10
olock am..
Central Loan and Trust Co.
Mr. J. M. Hayes received a tele
gram this morning announcing the
serious illness of his brother, Mr.
Hal ilayes, of Richmond, Va. Mr.
Hayeo lelt immediatelyTo attend the
bed side ot his sick brother.
We will not attempt to name, all
whowent to Greenbord to attend
Barnum sind Bailey show because
the truth of the matter i almost
everybody went, all report a graud
time, . . .
Quite a number of inquiries have I
been made as to when it is uulaw
fill to kill- lirds. The lasv as pass
ed by the last egislature read;? as
follows: . It ?hall le unlawful to kill
.all game birds between February 1,
and November 15th of each: and
everv year. .
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We a forgoing to .ell every lot we
oft'c'i reguxlless of peife, - ar tr
ui to give vou -mine good music
atvJ-'$5U-00 worth of ii
si'yer wurv
k tit the Auc-
Nov 4lH at ten o'vool
tion sale. '
- Central Loan and Trust Co."!T
iirSW
Pjsr JndMathersjn easrrThig-
tu Vci. VI lyuy. Ageci i years
mAntlu nA lfi 1vs, nfrpr n short
. . jwidence Christiao
n . ; . p , Th funera
- v-- v - - - - -
bptnor eimd acted bv Kev .J. U. ah-
drew.
Rt o,jr offep about ii,
each Lot at the expiration of thre
years, no such offer has ever ben
made bv anvoue in Burlmscton You
take no risk hy buying tnese tots
for yon can gt your m ney back
wltf "ret u you w s,. o, uu
!,:v ?m- sure to double in value.
, Central Loau and Trust Co.
Parents Take Notice.
B. A. Sellar & Sou offer 40 girls
c follows-
0Q. Q $250
3.75 and 4.25 " ,.3.00.
No more at these prices after this
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R. F. D. NO. 1. '
Thanks to W. R. Shepherd for
some work he done on our road fill
ing in holes.
. Miss Lizzie Homewood left Sun
day for ,No. 4, where she will spend
the-winter teaching school. 1
Miss Cleta Patterson, Buck and
Loftin Loy of No. 1, took in the
fair at Raleigh last week.
Mrs. Martha Sharp of Burlington
is spending the week with her-uncle
DY A.' Sharp. -'
J. F. Homewood and son Lynn
returned home Sunday after a stay
of nearlya month attending differ
eut fairs; Where they exhibited, they
report their winnings good, entered
17 head of Rattle at Greensboro and
won 17 firlt prizes, this is good and
we believeince Mr."TIomewood had
such good luck he will now get busy
and cut us that new road out.
'; XJncle Gaston Sharp : is : beyond
fdoubt-to ua the belst-fishet on No. 1.
He gave us a string of catvfish more
than- threes feet long;-Mondayr also
T: fl rTa1uir .rMa na 'o -4ltirfianm?"f hf.
day butjwe had a time getting it out
bfhe.mail bbxp ankto-tQth
alsb' to jAstdr" Wewhb'!'?rofH
THE APPflOACHING
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
The Ladies Air Society of Front
Street Methodist Church will hold
a Chrysanthemum Show and Bazzar
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
November 2th, 5th, "and 6th'. The
ladies are making extensive prepar
ations for this show and ?; will make
uite ah attractive thingpt ity
Y irhe following is the premium list
which they have gotten upl and they
hope that every one who has flowers
or fancv work " will exhibit some
thing, and iu this way;pjake, the
showattractiye afld nfilp 'the ladies
in niakiog money for the church.
Chrysanthemums.;
l. Beat collection, as many as 12
plahtsiSack of Guano, given by
Mr. J. G. Dailey. y . ;
r , 2. Second best . collection, Fern,
given by Mrs. L. E. At water. ' f
3. - Largest Bloom, $1.00,- given
Mr. A. L. Davis.
4. Second Largest Bloom ,50
given by Mr. E S. W. Dameroa
5. Six Largest Whites, $1,00
given by R. F. Durant.
6. Si'x Largest Yellow, $1.00
given by W." W. Brown.
7. Six Liirgest Pinks $1.00 given
by W. a Thurston.
8. Six Largest Reds, $1.00, given
by V. C: Thurston.
"8. Six Largest Mixed, $1.00 giv
en by W. C. Thurston. -
10. Best Plant with 4 Blooms,
one dozen yacinth Bulbs, given by
Freeman Drug Co.
11. Best Plant with' 6 Blooms,
.50 given by J. A. Pettigrew.
12. Best Plant with 8 Blooms,
.50, giveu by Dr. Frost.
Potted Plants.
13. Best Collection Potted Plants
$2.00, given by W E. Sharpe.
i 14. Best Ostrich Plume Fern,
lOp Visiting Cards given by Pate
& Davies.
1 5. Bt st Boston or Sword Fern, 4
Baitenl)erg Pieces, given by Cooper
Dry Goods Co. . v w
i'. 16. Best Asparague Fern, Salad
Bowl, given hy C. F. Neese.
17. Best Palm, Pitcher," given by
J. A. Isley.
18. " Best ilex Begonia, 1-2 dozen
Hand kerchiefs, triveu by i. Good-
m m 1 1
19. Lamest Betronia, any' kind, I.
C J Vit VULC Vati
20. Best ColleciionFahcv Work,
Rocking Chair,given by'M. B. Smith
21. Best Embroided Centerpiece,
French Embroidery,. $.1.0, given
by J. M. Cook. y
22. Best'Embroided Centerpiece,
Wallachian, $1.00, given by J. M.
Cook. - .
23. - Best Embroided Centerpiece,
Colored Silk, $1.00, given by W. C.
Thurston.
24. Best Embfoided Shirtwaist,
1 Years Subscription to Burlington
News, giveu by O. r . Crow-on.
25. Best Embroided Dress, Pair
Kid Gloves, given by W. E. Hay.
26. ,Best Embroided Corset Cov
er, Fern, given by Mrs. J. M.
Browning.
27. Best Embroided Baby Dress,
tOne Dozn Spool Thread, given by
rB. Goodman.
28. Best Embroided ..Sideboard
Scarf, Fern, given by Mrs; O. F.
Crowson. Y
29. Best Embroided Tablecover,
Box.Candy, given by The Paragon.
30. Best Embroided Table Set,
consisting of centerpiece, tray cloth,
doilies, etc., $1.00, given by W. C.
Thurston.
31. Best Arlicle in Drawn work,
$1.00, given by WVO. Swaim.
32. Battenberg Centerpiece, $ 1 .
W. O. Swaim .
33. ; Braided Centerpiece, Nickel
Waiter, given by The Coble-Brad-sbaw
Hardware Co.
- Cakes, Bread$,Etc.
34. ; Best Fruit Cake, Sack Flour,
given by H. M. Love & Son.
35. Best Pound Cake, Sack Fioui
given by Ha wkins & Apple. v
36. Be-t Layer Cake, Cliocolate,
Frn. given by Mrsl W. E. Hay. Y
37 Best; Layer Cake, Caromel,!
Fern, given -by Mr. J.?BNTliomp-
HOn. " " - -y- . '
38. Best Layer Cake, Nut. Salad t,
Bowlgiven by C. JU Isley.
. 39 Best , Layer - Cake, . . Marsh
mallow, .50 given - byY. Clarencer
Davis a, : - . I-
A540. -Best fia of Bread, Burnt
Work Cotfee 3tand gtvet by Miai
Mary Freemau. ':':f .:; : Y j
-Ai: Best Rolls; .o0, civta
given by W. C. .Dameron. , :
Any one .who wishes can exhibit
and compete for, the premiums, and
if - the desire to ;sell : either -flowers
orT fancy, work; 25 per cent commis
sion-will be. charged for the benefit
of the show, ' Y , '
, All cakes 'nd bread entered for
the premiums are to be donated to
the show. . ' - -. -'-
An admission fee of 10 cents will
jbe charged in the department where
the flowers and fancy work are exX
hibitetl. V . Y ' ' . y
Y .-Besides the exhibiteYthe ladies
have a great many - things such as
aprons, cushions; bags, belts, etc ,
for sale- - Sr ; - . . :
'-During these three days dinner
ana supper win oe seryea.
One of the most important fea
tures of tltid bazaar will ber the ad
vertising sale. A great many man u
facturerjs5 and dealers' have donated
samples of their goodfor advertis
ing purposes .forsale i at this bazaar.
A list of these things will be pub
lished later. - -
'; A suitable place for holding this
show and bazaar has not beeu secur
ed, but will be as soou as possible
so that further notice can be given
next week.
1 The regular monthly meeting of
the Merchants Association met Fri
day rr ight in the office of the Se;re
tary. Two firnitj were received iu:o
membership the Southern Bell
TelephotK', and Hall Bios. Aftr a
brief discission of business carried
over f'ro'm last mreiii-g, several ma ters
of rmerest wne broniit befire
the assot;iatwi.
Nick Homes though the Secretary
ask the consideration ot the associa
tioii as to establishing a new over
hall plant in our city lor the pro
duction of overhalls especially for
the hometrade.
It. was moved that the Secreta
ry instruct Mr. Homes that the
association is very much interested
and that they y i 1 1 give him.their
moral support and that the matter
be further investigated. The Sec
retarr was authorized to act as cor
ttspondeut to the Merchants Journal
Pub Co. Several other maters of
iniiuor importance to the public
were discussed.
A Henry W. Savage fro Juctioa.
The big show in New York today
is
rtie. Love Cure," now a)earing
ut the New A iFsterdatn Theatre, the
t hlutre de hixe.of fA uiefia. Tiiis is
one.f Mr. Savne big hits, and
there are some very, "good ougs in
M. B st of all of the songs is the
one (entitled " Forget Me Not," and
il is tins line t -at the New York
Sunday -World wiil jrive next Sun
day, words and music complete. Get
The VYorhi and vou -,viil get the
oig.
A ljir 2J oun
b ig of Golden
?m:!c4njr
Tob -ic
for five
! c rits."
A SAVING
Is within the reach of the
man who will, wheru buy
ing Shoes invest in the
HOLT-CATES CO'Sr
SHOES.
; A SAVING o
not because they are lower
irr price, )ut , because the
Holt-Cates Co's. Shoes
will wear longer, hold their
shapeluntil the last, and
give the maxium of com
fort. ; ; '
The bestx value in Hats
Shoes . afioV Tailof-made
Clothing can always be had
On th; Ccrr.er.
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INDEED
-AULU UUt
CCfe C- 5 S-
mkmmwm
smiattest fall
myriad of Aiitu
mn Styles,
mbrnffig-Y
noon and evehJ
ing Beautiful shoes one afid
dainty, smart, Mesistable. A gen
uine pleasure to show them. Price
1.50 and upwards.
New Fall D
We are now showing our complete lines of (
New Fall Dress Goods. We know we' have the
largest and best selected stock ever in our store;
All the new cloths, fancy weaves, are here mark
ed at very-reasonable prices, v .
Coat
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We are doinan unusual large Suit business for so early
in :he season. One I. s-oi-n to 'come at "your leisure
and iook through our goods holds good.
Mulinery
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eustomers as this season. , hough our formal opening
days ara over we still have out our display of hats an 1
we invite you to come and gee them...
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BURLINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY
L. C. Christman, Manager.
Shirts, plain and negligee 10c.
y) Shirts, plaited, opeu front 1 2c
& -'Buster Brown Collars 4c
f) h ilars 2c
0 Cutf-5, per pair 4c
0 Uudrshirts cotton 6c; wool 8c
(A Drawers cotton 6c; wool 8c
bocks,per p. cotton dc; wool 4c
Handkerchiefs linen 2c; silk 5c
Nightshirts
8 to 10c
- 15c.
5c
10 c
, 20c
20' to 30c
15c
20 to 25c
-' 5 c
6c
6c
3c
: 10c
; .' 5c,
y n. 2c
J Pa jama Suits
Neckties
h Coats (duck)
' Vests - ;
t Pants
I Waists
Skirts . ..-
Corset Covers
Chemise Y .
Ladies' Drawers.
Hose, per pair
Night-Dresses
-Gauze . Vests - -
'-Shtts . ;
vflT
Burlington DrugG6m?y
; FAIR deals and purest .
DRUGS makes the best
": SHOW and. insure .your
return to xur placeof , you will;
coneorice. TryvUSiY.Y-,
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ress Goods
r
Suits
3i
. Whittei
Pillows, starched 4 to 10c
Tray Covers, starched 8 to 8c
Towels ' 2c "
Lace Curtains er p. 30 to 50c;
Jbcrim Curtains 20 to 30c
Blankets, double
Blankets, single
Spreads
Quilts
Tablecloths
Tablecloths, extra long,
Napkins, per dozen
Sheets' .
Pillows . ..
dStlstera - ' Y
Towels' x
Tray Covers ' . "
pieces,' etc .
Ilough-dry, per pound - 4c
By rpogh dry- work - we mean
(tb5washed;tarched, dried
but not ironed. .! All flat work'
is ironed. " All work guaranteed."
Give us a triaL . : C "
"THE NORTH -POLE FOUND'V
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, :We have tle best book published.; :. :
giving CookVowu8tory and Peary W
1 expedition. Agents wanted Outfit
uic; eiiu . i uo ip paj postage, uesi ;
terms; also' valuable premiums giv- YY
ir4o agents-whowork' thirty days. ' w
Be first in the Heldj-act at once.
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