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orth Carolina
urses leading
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4,^1910. Those
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information
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Colleyc
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Fall term
ir, 1910.
y, President.
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LTFORD,
1.D, F. &
town for
The State D
merging Graves With Teeth.
. "oi-im old saying that half
> •„ the world dig- tbeir
teeth has been
out in recent
^ vmtVoi!s I-'V the health de-
of New York City pub-
'Sool system.
born
LISTOFKAIMEBIEITERS
- View to determining
the effect of bad
physical and mental
on
rh ‘thirtv-nine thousand
fS'n Were examined. It was
l>''“' l,8f those whose
*®'m.uirecl twice the time of
f\hei- children to graduate
« t the city twice as much,
it has been concluded
^ o ’ a mere matter of business
better af-
teeth
T 1
rO!'tl
bon
.. . tn'pffipioy dentists than to
'strugglh^'g blindly with the
lor
■outh.
T'pp incident is of local mterest
.'reason that Atlanta has
trying a system of medical
iefecUve
' ■ ' ic
ction of her schools for near
the
fere
I'ori'-
kre “Q'-
itecl, we
t>o You Sing or Howl?
I have been reading- in diffe-' v> . . . -ni ^ ^
rent papers about the cost of liv- ^ a 1
ing in fact do noi-have to read to ^-'urnngton, N. C. , A:ugust6,1910.
now the cost of living. Now i Gentlemen:
the blame has been put on tariff j j. w. Beaty, AValter Cheek. Lu-
Teddy Tatt & Co., and every^cian P. Elliott, R. R. Long, Clo
thing else most, bullets notspd igen Menks, Rufus Swain, Whitt
spies to heathern lands to find U .
the cause let us look in our tow'n
and country. Let us do as the, Miss Ola Foster, Miss Sadie
merchant take inventory seeiHobes, Mrs. B. B. King, Miss
where we stood prior to 1896, Mabel Morrow, Miss Jenni e Mor-
and where we are at to-day 1910.; row. Miss Mary Roberstn (2),
"nvov^’ars. The results here
■ cor'-'iwrableto those in New
' the discoveries made
s.N'Ftem are equally
valuable and the good effects
nallv as gratifying. In-
ve found where the
vQuble have done much
orei'jieu.'' it- . ■ + +•
One !>1‘ interesting
;.,v'acieristies of the present
‘‘‘g its increasing attention
matters of health.
ViFOveni i-ather than to cure
lisc er-rni.ng' to be the prin-
of the doctor today:
3, it iuisht be added, one of
i'.e'ir'osi in!}}C'i-tarit phases of his
■Jifis to toa(th the people how
hemsVu'o.''' to I'.Ji’event disease.
;Vo feiiHtre of this movement
;-iK)ve vitj;! to yablic health than
hat whicpj deais with care and
Jtservarion of the teeth. The
vnuie ihinK 5s so elemcpfely sim
ile that ii has heretofore been
ijijseci b;. as unworthy of serious
tioiice. Yet. the investigations
Xcw' Vork and in Atlanta
irove unquestionably that one of
'iie oreate^t factors in tlie wel-
Back in the good days prior to
1896 when the country was at a
stancj still, when we had not dis
covered a new south. When the
cry was go west yonng man and
take up government land if you
ever intend to own land. We
have gone West in an air ship
and what do we find the, story is
too serious to tell. We find them
sending our rations back to N.
C. for us, so let us hasten home
and see how they are being dealt
out to us now and back in the
days.
We used to love to visit the
town store and hear the drum
mers t.alk telling yams, we could
listen half day and go home feel
ing that we had gained know’e i^.„e
of the faraway world. We have
o!ien asked ma if we could be a
dfummer when we got grown up
The merchant loved to talk with
him and his tales of wonder.
They w’^ere good days alas we are
Mrs. Bettie Thompson, Miss Ma
tilda Warren.
Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say “Advertis
ed and give date-of advertised
list.''
J. Zeb Waller,
Post Master.
Rev. F. M. Jourdan of Western
N. C. one of the oldes t pastors
in the state preached at the Bap
tist church Sunday. Rev. Jour
dan was the first man to ever
preach in Burlington. He preach
ed in a school house long before
the Union church was built.'
fii’p ol nic
Read the Saturday Evening
Post. Leslie Horn ad ay Agent
‘Phone 168.
Saved From Awful Peril
- , , j I never felt so near niy grave,
g-own up now but we don t want 1 chamWin, of Man-
the drummers place. Ihe cost ^.j^egter, Ohio, R, R; No, 3,
of selling is more now than m
the good days. Our, merchant
used to send into his house once
as
when a frightful cough and lung
trouble pulled me down to 115
lbs in spite of many remedies and
To
Repa
m
and The Qmsilwi it ft .
mo»t important one.
/ , Yoa c»ii folVe:,;it
quickly And most' satis-
faptprily by. uiio^
i^ewCmnhiiry
Weiat Shingifss
These shia^les ere
made Irom the best
(luality of rooi^n|{ tin and
are painted or galvanized
•ftei* being stamped into
shape. They are the inbst
durable and satisfactory
roofinji material io ex*
istenee for residenees,
schools, ehumhes and
similar buildings.
Th e y S a v e
Insurance
FREE Write for illustrated Shingle, Book No. 25. It is full of valoabl*
information ior alt ^ho contemplate building or repairing.
Graites Are Coai Sav^fPS
You n^d the popular “Cahill*' Grates inypur home. Gi'eat heat pro*
duoers and cocd savers and. the eleancst grates ever made. : A great variety
of handsome designs at any price you want to pay. Plated or Black finish.
Don’t buy any other kind until your dealer shows you th! * ‘Cahill*’ line.
If he doe^’t carry them, send us his name. V
AvoM CrackedH WI/aH» Aftd Ceittnga
With our Southern Ornamental Metal Ceilings and Side Walls, crack^
walls and ceilings are impossibie and the beaut)' of the interior is inoreaMd
a hundred fold. Write for prices and full pairticulars^
ftVe Also Affanufactore Architectural Cast iind Wrought Iron Wbrk>
such as Columns, Lintels, Sills, Stairways, :Pire Escapes, Balconies, etc.'.
Also Galvanized Iron Work, such as Corrugated Metal Awniogs, Skylights^
Ventilators and Cornice. Write for prices.
Chattanooga Roofing & Foundry Qo.
CHATTANOOGA - - . - TEMNESSEC
i)') women and children
oaav IS an intelligent use of the
cotli brush. Every function and
iKlalniDbt every organ of the
ody ;s dependent for strength
DOR the teeth and in the propor-
iionthat they are cared for or
iiegiected. the individual is vigo-
ous atid competent orweak and
Ineoffipetent.
This statement made by the
tianta Joura) sounds a serious
Earning. Not cities alone does
II farm but individuals and pa
rents, Cleansing the teeth should
cultivated into a habit. In
t'liiidhood this should be done.
\fier children have become men
fend women't is about as difficult
jo cultivate new habits as to break
pones. To wait until teeth
Ire gone and health undermind-
I to cleanse the teeth is worse
Ihan the police after the theif
|asgone.
We meet many young people
^hose decay teeth present a hor-
p!e appearance. Many of them
p-e not been trained to care for
jlieir teeth b> parents whose duty
jtwas. Now, feeling unable to
py large dentist’s bills they let
ad become worse. Their ap-
fayance, their own peace, and
|neir health are all seriously af-
tecied by the result of parents
failure,
The school teacher is not out
place. If others have neglec-
pthis important training, he
|iiO!ild endeavor to correct the
l*Tor in the training of his stu-
Iflents.
a week for the needed, j that I am
Nov? it IS very different. We ; today is due solely to Dr.
have a man to come every day to,| ]S[ew Discovery, which
see if we n^d any wstern ! (.(j^ipjetely cured me. Now I
back. We have a different ^^^61 igo lbs and can work hard
to see us about our ^'very i my four children
day and another about hay and i croup.” Infallible for Coughs
gram, we could go on and name | Colds, its most certain reme>
them one by one^ but space and: LaGrippe Asthma, despe-
time forbids. VVe must pay ^ | lung trouble and all bron-
• ^^4.1 i tarnt. ^ affections, 50c and $100. A
Back in the good days i trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
we wanted to be a drummer there; p^eeman Drug Co.
was not so many on the road, but i
now ask any merchant about how;
many call to see him^ each day i SJ & W Nflrf(|lli; & H eStCm
We would not pass this without: 1? By «> wBMBMa—i iiniiim
telling the part we played when ! ...v -irm
in the wonderful days that the i
paper tell how cheap we lived | No. 22 No, 24
Hia used to send us to the store ll.ooa. m.
after all the supply for table in 1 lv. winston 3:40 p. m.
way of sugar , coffee, spice andj Lv. walnut G.
other little things, pa Avould al-1 Madison
General Julian S. Car, of Dur
ham, has accepted an invitation
to df^liver the address at "the an
nual picnic at Old Furnace in the
northwestern part of Gaston
county Saturday, July 30.
G LDEN !-! PPORTUNITY!
1
ways go at night and bring the!
nr’lie
Watermelofl Feast.
Roanoke, Va., July 30 1910
'A free watermelon feast for
pery one who attends the Ohio
l^aliey Exposition in Cincinnati,
jAiJ^jst 29 to September M in-
psive. These watermelons will
'-j'- gift of the state of Geor-
If: th- exposition and each one
at least eighty lbs.
L to this the fruits,
and farm products of
J.' fi'om each state along
boil Norfolk & Western
will be shown and a com-
I|!f*?!'J®cturer will be on hand
large crowds all about
and the'possibili-
localities from which
^*iken. The cold storage
iipirl in Cincinnati are now
incr utmost hold-
iw r*-‘*'^'hacts of these states
a'hiM beauty
^-"^Position is that a
?^{ fipantity of each exhi-
cold storage to keep
■ ■ and up to date
Special rates will
&W. Railway.
flour. We learning to be a mer-1 Ar' Roftnoke
chant trading this may but now
lays don’t have that pleasure,
they learn business ways at
school The schools being longer
terms than in the cheap days that
have past. Ma goes to the tele
phone tells the store keeper to
send a peck of meal and get it
there at once, an half hour later
tells him to send her a spool of
thread.
Does this ad the cost of living
or shall we cuss our President
and congress for all this.
Does it make meat cost more
for the drummer to come after
our orders and mail it to house or
for us to mail it? Does it cost
more to ask for what we want
over ’phone and have it sent at
three different times or let _ the
boys ge after it. Other things
we intended mentioning but will
not now in regard to high living,
friends can you name a paper in
our good state that has raised a
yell when the school term has
been lengthened or when the
telephone wire was being stretc
hed over the country. Do you
know one that has howled at our
little towns being turned into
cities. Lwk at your house and
see my neighbor if your cost of
living can.be reduced, if can be
reduced if can or cannot come on
and sing and whistle that great
song with us. ^
Carolina Carolina heavens bles
sing attend her.
Whistling Boy.
3:15 p. m.
3;4H p. m.
3:46 p. m,
‘■I:J4.3C p. .
7-00 p. m.
No. 21.
Lt. F.oa,nole 9:15 a. m.
Lv. M rt’nv’lle 11:40 a. rn.
Lv, Ma.yodau 12:52 p.m.
Lv. Madison 12:55 p. m.
Lv. Walnut C. 1:27 p. m.
Ar. jWinston 2:10 p. m.
Ar. Charlotte 5:50 p. m,
7:10 a. ui.
7:51 a,, m
8:23 a. m
8:27 a. in,
.9:20 a. m.
11;45 a. m
2so, 2ti.
5:00 p. m
7:80 p. m.
y:22p. m
8;26 p. m.
S:52i,). m.
'.5:H0p. m.
23 and
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Young man, golden Opportunity kocks at your door
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Nos. 21 nnd 22 daily; Nos.
and 24 daily except Stinday.
Gonnectiona at Roanoke for all points
North, East and West; Pullman Parlor
sleeping cars, dining cars; mealH a la
Cftrte,
If you are thinking of takfog a trip,
you want quotations, cheapest, fares,
reliable and correct informa tion, as to
rout;e, train schedules the meet comfort
able and quickest way, write andj;the in
formation is yours for the asking with
one of our map folders.
Trains leave Durham for Roxborp,
South Boston and Lynchburg 7:00 a. m.
daily, and 5:30 p. m. daily except Sunday
W. B. BEVILL, (ien. Agt.
M. F. BRAGG, Trav Pas. Agt.
Roanoke, Va,
One advantage in taking a va
cation late in the summer is that
one may learn from his friends
of a lot of places not to go.
YOU
, ‘'-'li-
time
' I ! i' '
.Mr,
are higher than
tvs season. How
I here is no tariff' on
' V
; Cr { I ^
u-ere;
•tb cracked
?a v/"' one could hardly
' -'t nas broken it.
Big Preminm Offers Given
Away Free.
We want you to represent
PHSICAL CULTURE in your
City and vicinity. Never before
was such an opportunity offered
our agents to secure subscriptions
as we have to offer at the present
time. Five to ■ fifteen dollars a
day is being eai-ned by many^ of
our agents off ering our attractive
premiums with subscriptions to
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Write today for territory, ad
dress Circulation Department, “I
Physical Culture Publishing Co.,
Flation Bldg., New York City.
stock or poultry to remain sick
a day.
They give you less results in beef,
pork, work, or eggs, when they are
not in perfect health. Take a little
interest in your own pocket book
and doctor them up with
Black-Draugiit
Stock and Pouitiy
Medicine
It will pay you to do thiSi
it has paid thousands of other
successful farmers and stock and
poultry raisers.
This famous remedy is not a
food, but a genuine, scientific med
icine prepared from medicinal herbs
and roots, acting on the liver, kid
neys, bowels and digestive organs.
Sold by all druggists, price 25
cents, 50 cents and |1. per can.
4®*Wr;fe for valuable book: ’'Success
wiih Stock and Poultry." Sent free for a
postal. Address Black-Draught Stock
Medidne Co.. Chattanooga, Teen.
W. D. Lindsay farm, 109 acres, one mile of Burlington on the macadsun road
between Burlington and Big Falls cotton mills, 40 acres in cultivation, 25 acres in
pasture (wire fence) 44 acres in old fields and wood land.
One good 6 room house; one good 3 room house; one good teed ton With
good buggy shed; one good crib and smoke house; two good tobacco tons; gofod
well of water. This is one of the most desirable farms for sale in pur county. If
interested call at our office and get prices and terms.
farm on public road between Burlington and Elbn Cbllege,
dl^^lC IdXlXX fine land for tobacco or truck. We will sell at a bargain.
1 fa rm ® house; two room
l/\j d.d C house; two tobacco barns; live good springs, good
well of water. Eighty acres in cultivation and^ 90 acres in woi^ land. We will
sell this place for > ;
We also have some good bargains in city property that
we will sell on easy terms.
When in need of Farms, City Ptoperty or Money,
call and see us*
The Central Loan & IViist Compi^^
BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA .
A. Davidson, Pres. Jno. E, Hoffman, Sec. & Tr^s. ::: W. W.BwJwN, Mift.
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