I
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f
¥'
fiot dolor f^osr
of Ayer’s Hair Vlgrof ■
Sulphur. Destroys germs that cause dandruff ai^,
faUing haiy. Cures vashes and eruptions of scaip.
Glvccrin. Sootliing, huating. Food to the hsir-bulbs,
■ Quinin. A strong tonic, antiseptic, stimulant.
Sodiiini Chlorid. Cl£ansin«, qiiiets irritation of »Calp.
CapsscuRi. increases activity of glands.
Sag«. Stimulant, tonio. Domestic remedy of high ment.
Alcohol. Stimulant, antiseptic. Water. Perfume.
f Show this formula to your doctor, Ask him if there is a single injurious ingredient,
I Ask him if be thinks Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as made from this formula, the be^t pr^pj
ration you could use for falling huir, or (or dandruff. Let him decide. He knows.
J. C. AXEU (iOMP.^NT, Lowei), Mr.ss.
H. D. Smith of Greensboro was
in town Sunday.
J. A. R. Davis spent Saturday
at Chapel Hiil on business.
C. H. Durham left last week
lor a week's vacation at Norfolk.
W. A. Lovett, of Asheboro,
spent Sunday and Monday in
own.
G. W. Damerson left Friday for
Ohio where he has accepted a
position.
^tiss Bessie Dameron returned
Saturday from a visit to Durham
md Oxford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ingle spent
i’unday at Haw River the guest
T. Lasley.
J, R. Hoifman was a business
Tisitor in the city of Greensboro
Thursday.
Marvin McPherson of Haw Ri
ver was in town Thursday a sbop-
png visitor.
Messrs, Arthur Carter and Jim
Rud, ot .K.oanoke, are the guest
of friends in town.
Ed Ausley is spending a two
weeks vacation in the southern
f art of the county.
E. T, Horne left last Saturday
K> attend the association which
near Reidsville.
Wesley Isley a prominent far
mer of the Bear Creek neighbor-
&X)d was in town last w'eek.
Miss Lois Davidson of Gibson-
ville spent several days last week
guest of Miss Ollie Hall.
I Miss Alma Collins leaves this
week lor Greensboro, where she
mil tnter the State Normal.
Prof. Single terry was in town
feust week arranging to move into
toe Cates house on Ireland St.
Ciyde Cooksie of Spartanburg,
^1. C> is the guest of friends and
relatives in town for a few days.
Joe Robertson of Greensboro
k the guest of his sisters Misses
fc lorine and Ella for a few days.
Mrs. H. G. and Miss J^y Belle
Kiine spent Friday and Satuday
)i\ Greensboro the guest of
friends.
Remember if your water or
light bill is not paid by the 15th
of each month you get no dis
count.
Miss Carrie Albright and mot
her of Haw River, No. 1, were
welcome visitors in town last
Friday.
In order to get the 20 per cent
jJiscount you must pay your wa
ter or light bill before the 15 of
M.ch month.
Miss Grace Hoffman returned
i^aturday from Greensboro 'vv^here
she attended the burial of her
aunt, Mrs, Wilson.
Misses Hortense Rimmer and
Chlo Freeland left last Saturday
to spend a few days at the home
of the former near Hillsboro.
Misses Lillian Loyd, 0.ma
Smith and Plarrod Loyd of White
Cross were the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Patterson and family
tirst of the week.
Horner Bros, Store was broken
into Sunday night only a small
amount of jewelry was stolen.
Entrance was secured through
the front window.
’ Mrs. Clarence' Tate of Green-
I ville, S. C. is spending some time
! the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Tate;
Burglars entered the Whitsett
Post Office one night last week
taking the contense from the
cash drawer which was only a
few dollars.
The Durham - Lynchburg ex
cursion which passed here last
Saturday rr.orning made things
lively around the depot for
more than an hour.
Mrs. Julia Pace of Greensboro
who has been visiting Mrs. Liz
zie Shapard was taken ill Thurs
day her granddaughter arrived
Friday to accompSiny her home.
Jos. A. Isley accompanied by
his milliers Misses Evie Gross
and Nettie Cook left Tuesday
night for northern cities. They
will spend about two weeks buy
ing goods for their fall trade.
Jno. C. Horne, of Danville,
Va., is in town visiting his broth
er S. A. Horne. Mr. Horne states
an excellent opening August
1st. with the Planters Ware
house of which he is connected.
\
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rog
ers and family left Monday even
ing for the home of his mother
near Saxapahaw, where they will
spend several days attending the
protracted meeting at the old
home church.
The Methodist Protestant Sun
day-school picnic outing Saturday
at Glen wood fann was attended
by 250 and 300 who feasted on an
excellent picnic dinner enjoying
a water mellon slicing after the
feast. Ai social game of ball par
ticipated in by boys and girls
was especially enjoyed.
The New States.
There was no surprise in any
quarter when, last month, Con
gress voted to promote Arizona
and New Mexico to the rank of
statehood. A dozen years ago
they were at the point of admis
sion by virtue of an omnibus bill
that would also have admitted
Oklahoma and the Indian Terri
tory as two States. A hard fight
led by Senator Beveridge in his
capacity as chairman of the Com
mittee on Territories, gave us the
present State of Oklahoma, with
suitable population and bounda
ries. Arizona and New Mexico
ought to have been united and
brought in as one State with a
proviso that after fifty years the
State might be divided into two
if it liad population and wealth
equal to twice the average of the
rest of the States in Lae Union.
In nothing else have our political
parties more perniciously obstruc
ted statesmanship than in the
shaping and admission of new
States. Under the bill as passed
it will be some time before State
can be adopted, and four new
\ Senators can be seated at Wash
ington. Meanwhile, this chapter
of our history being closed, we
must e ll unite in wishing Arizona
and New Mexico a great and
honorable future. Let us also
hope that their four U. S. Sena
tors may prove to be men of
sound character, even though of
limited public experience. — From
‘‘The Progress of the World,” in
the American Review of Reviev/s
Great Advertising
Roanoke, Va., Ai;i,g
Every section along^ t
& Western, city, to’fvi
nent locality, can Ipe
in , pictures and !
the thousands of ::
visit the Ohio Valley
in Cincinnati, August
tember 24. F. H.,
Agricultural & Indiis
of the N. & W. RaiN
anxious to receive p;|c1
and descriptive mait
locality from one end
to the other. These, 1
to Cincinnatti and ha
up into stereotype vi
thrown on a big scr;e
descriptive matter to i
up into entertaining }e
ing the advantages of
lity along the road.^ i
business men-and iriv(
nerally, this is one ctf
advertising schemes
the N. & W. in conjui
the Ohio Valley Exi)oi
offered to localities ak
and should result i
many Virginia, West
Kentucky, and Ohio,^
versed by the^Norfcilk
This railroad is doin.g
power to advertise
alon# it’s line, to !:
people to build up the
towns, and offers^ ra
for exploiting the irid'
general advantages o
tions interested suf
send the matter askei
F. H. LaBaume is ii
where he will receive
iiei»e.
ft 2dth. ~
3 Norfolk
or prorni-
presented
tures to
)ple who
]vposition
9 to Sep-
iaBaume,
lal Agent
y is very
res, maps
of e\et y
the line
will send
worked
vs to be
and the
worked
ares, tell-
ach loca-
farmers
tors, ge-
le biggest
fered by
tion with
ion, ever
ig the line
bringing
Virginia,
tates tra-
Western
in it's
L section
ing more
ities and
chances
itries and
the sec-
iently to
for.
Roanoke
le matter.
Mrs’ C. Wagoner ai
of Roanoke are the gt
mother Mrs. W. R. T
Can't Be Sep
Some Burlington I’e
Learned How to He
Both.
Backache'^nd kidn(
twin brothers.
You can’t separate
And you can’t g’et
backache until you cu
neys ache.
If the kieneys are
strong, the rest of the
pretty suz’e to be i
health.
Doan’s Kidney j
strong, and healtih kic
I C. B. Ellis, Davis S
iton, N._ C., says: ;
' hesitation in recomenc
Kidney Pills as a relia
' for kidney complaint.
■ from severe pains tl
I small of my back an(
passages of the kidney
I caused me much ann
; finally procured Doan
Pills at the Freemari
after their use the pa
back soon disappeafee
Doan’s Kidney Pills;.
for ray present good! }
For sale by all deal
50 cents. Foster~Mi
Buffalo, New York,; s
for the United Statcjs
Remember the nan
■—and take no other.
Big Premiuni Offe
Away Frei
We want you to
PHSICAL CULTUR]
City and vicinity. N
was such an opportur
our agents to secure su
as we have to offer at
time. Five to fifteer
day is being earned 1
our agents offering ou
premiums with subscl
PHYSICAL CULTUB
Write today for te;
dress Circulation Depsj
Physical Culture Publl
Flation Bldg., New!
children
st of her
rated
»le Have
Rid of
ache are
lem.
d of the
the kid-
well -and
ystem is
vigorous
11s make
eys.
Burling-
have no
ig Doan’s
e remedy
I suffered
[)ugh the
irregular
ecretions
S^’ance. I
Kidney
rug Co.,
IS in my
I give
ae credit
alth,”
S. Price
urn Co.,
e agents
—Doan’s
s Given
m
er
represent
your
before
, offered
icriptions
lie present
dollars a
r many of
attractive
ptions to
Ji»
jitory, ad-
fernent,
lilng Co.,
Tork City.
DeafiiBss Cannirt lie Cured ,
by local applications, as they cainnot.
reach, the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only c>rie way to cur(j deafnese
and that is b;jr constitntional remedies.
Deafness IS caftse.fl by aii: inflamed condi
tion of the miicons linnirij? of the Eusua-
chian Tube. When this hibe is infla/ined
yoti have a rambling sound or impei'fect
heariiig, and when it is entirely closed,
I)eufnft88 is the result, and umesB the
infl.aniiuiation can be taken out arid this
tube restdrecl to its noi'inal coiidiiion,
hearing’ will b( destroyed lorever; rilDe
cases out of ten ara caused by Cat8,rrli
which is notliing’ but an infjained condi
tion of the iiiueous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any cai?e of Deafness (eatiHed by catrrah)
that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure.; Send for circniars, free.
F. J. Chenky & Co.,iToledo, O.
Sold by Drag’giete, 75.
Take Hall’s Fa,mily Fills for constipa
tion.
Spring and Summer Changes of
the'Southern Railway.
(Effective June 6th, l910i)
On the above date the Southern
Railway will put in operation
their Elegant Summer Service of
Sleepers and Parlor cars frona all
important points. Jacksonville,
Atlanta, Macon, New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga, Colum
bia, Charleston, Norfolk, Ra
leigh, etc., to
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RE
SORTS “THE LAND OF THE SKY”
all other SurhmerRe&orts. Cheap
round trip rates effective May
15th, to September SOth, final re
turn limit October 31st, 1910.
For further information re
garding rates, schedules, Pull
man reservations, etc., apply to
your nearest agent or the under
signed.
H. F. Cary, W. H. Parnell,
Gen’l Passeng- Trav’I Passenger
er Agent, Agent,
Washington, D. C, Raleigh, N. C-
SCHOOL DIRECTORY
A First-Glass Prejparatory School
^^ i -»—■
Certificates of Graduation Aceepted for
Entrance to teaiing Southern Colleges
Fafciiliy Of ten and tie^herg.
#vewty-fi;Ve acr^fe. Library
co'iitaiDjng tilprfe than forty tboufetiiild
bound yplumeSi Well tjquipped feym-
naeium;:: H modern
methods, of institfition. , Frequent
lecturcS; b.y projriihent lecturere. Ex-
pengeis exceedingly moderate. Twelve
years of pherionaenar Bviccess.
For catalogue Jind other iniiprmatiori
address
F. S. Bursar
Durham, N. C.
Professional Cards
Dr. W. D. Mos^r
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug Co.
’phone 20. Night calls, Mrs. S.
M. Homaday’s, ’phone 282.
Counti? Gall» promptly answered.
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
E. S. W. DAMERON ADOLPH L 0 N G
’■ (G6-educ^ional)
The College of Alamance County
Preparatory, Music, Art, fJIoaation^
ana BmiDess :[ Departments. ■ ' ■
Four courses leading to Eie^
grees- Special Normal Courses
for Teachers, approved and
endorsed by County Superin
tendent Fleming arid State
Superintendent Joyner. Eveiy
modern ,converiience. St^arii
Heat. Electric Lights. Batiis.
Terms moderate, from $112.00
to $187.00 per session of. ten
months.
For catalogue or other infor
mation address
E. L. MOFFITT, President, or
W. A. HARPER. Dean,
Elon College, N. C.
.i
, THE NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture
Meclianic Arts.
The State’s college for
training industrial workers.
Courses in Apiculture, Hor
ticulture, Animal Husband
ry and Da!iry; in Civil Elec
trical and Mechanical Engi
neering; in Cottcn Milling
and Dyeing^ in Industrial
Chemistry; and in Agricul
tural teaching.
D, m HILL, Pres.,
West Raleigh, N. G.
Trinity CoH eg el« =
Five Departments—Collegiate, Grfjriu
ate,: Engineering' Law, and Ediicjj
tion. Largi^ library’facilities. U’ejs'
equipped laboratories in all dej f>iv
nients of science. Gyniua>?inni fiini
ished’with be«ir, apparatus.
very moderate. id '.for, \>'urt|,v
stndtint* /
Tea/;beri imd Siudfinis expr-nii,;- '
, to mgHge in uw.-hiug sltov '/i ju.
. vestiS'^tte. hdvahl
; oiTer^fl h,y the new B.cfinrtmeai of
E(]ciition in Trinity CoJki^o.
For catalogue and further inforjua tion
address
R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary
Durham, N. C.
TIfE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Maintained by the State for
the Women of North Carolina
Four regular Courses leading
to Degrees. Special Courses
for Teachers. Fall Session be'
gins September 14,1910. Those
desiring to enter should apply
a$ early as possible. For cata
logue and other information
address
J. I. FOUST, President Grsensbors, h, c.
and Conservatory of
NuSfc For &irls and
Young WomeR..........
Hickory, N. CarollDa,
If you are thinking of enter
ing school write for catalog.
Special advantages in Music
and ^t, Location ideal.
Buildings well equipped.
Rates very low. Fall terai
opens September, 1910.
JOSEPH L. HURPHY, Prasident.
Burlington
office iu
Pieiimont Building
Phone ■ 250
Graham \
officesin !
Holt-Nfcholson Bidg.
Phone 100-11
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Couasellor at Law,
Burlington, N. C.
Office over Bradley’s Drupj Store.
Phone 65.
John R. Hoffman,
Attorney-at-Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Second Floor First National
Bank Buildinff.
DR. I H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Building
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Piedmont Building, two
front rooms, up stairs
PHONES;" Office 218A, Residence 395.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m. 4 to 5 p. m.
Specialist Diseases of Children and Women
11
has been burned out. Nothing but a few odds and ends of
fumiturelleft to tell the tale. Don^t wait until the same
thing happens to you. Protect yourself with
3^3IlE':iM8TJI-l^lSrGE
We write insurance for the .®TNA, HARTFORD,
HOME of NEW YORK, ROYAL, SPRINGFIELD, F. &
M. NATIONAL and others. Companies well known for
their liberal treatment to their policy-holders.
Insurance & Real
BURLINGTON, N. C.
49
We apprau
prepare morf
on buildingsJ
and look can
after every df
action.
We save
trouble incidi
a deal.
If you wisJ
enlarge or ea
to see us, aJ
lo Loan
»| For one year or longer at six
0 per cent per annum, payable
g semi-annually. We negotiate
g loans only on first mortgage on
eal estate.
e property, abstract title,
gage, write the insurance
ave the papers recorded
jfully and systematically
jtail incident to the trans-
„^ou all the worry and
nt to negotiating such
to buy or build a home,
end your business, call
’ confidentially.
Phone Nb. 76
m
Rep«
Pa
Th
ed bj
venti
Augu
■ We
Caro
bled,!
ing sj
purp^
al an(
ty to I
dent
ieadd
congq
Sixty
oi'di'nj
ures)
thep]
veriti(
ed int
afforc
the pi
Jy mj
promif
W«
Repul
The s(
Caroli
profiU
past, J
expec
in the
We
of a tj
invest
dition!
ion of
count!
merelj
scientT
men tJ
its fail
belie VI
policy
no coul
hold 1
south’!
Carolia
Washif
senatol
ports if
is sharl
cerity
arid i’€
posing
this pc
their p
less si
they b(
secure f
Ktituenl
of tJnieif
secret
Out
wise ail
stand
ministil
we esi
treatml
of intei
heartilj
bodiedT
regulat
by a cc
ject to
organi2
court 0
tion tof
firm ar
and th
positioi
whate\
Wee
measui
serve o
all the
We^
ample ,
Republl
work 01
commis,
for the!
our S3
banking
^sponj
powerf
terestsf
adequj
to safeJ
countrj
We 001
commi
them t
attitud
of the
while i
ing evi
own t
itself
proverll
every
Jnade.
On al
our par
ence to
by ado
^en ci
ponents
«pon ai
have p
and uni
ai’e not]
issue, 0
to mak
are fo]
some ai
high p;
some ai
To put
country)
to tum f
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