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I ra?23ne; Mair
I ,\-;-r: H:. j Via>>r prop.ipfly destroys the g«ms
£ ^.,.,4,. i iijv." hair. It noun»hes ihe hasr-
S to health. Tfte hair stops
out. ilfovs I'nci'vi rapidly.
Oa.ncSs’teu
Ayer’s Hair Vigor jwst as vmnpUy -Kstro-
germs that cauif liandpi*. it remoytt -
trac^: of daodcuft itfctt, uiiti ki^eps ihc
and in a ht^aUhy condjtion-
We v-Vi vou to positively and distinctly understand «?at Ayer’s Hair
d:,- rS aftect the co5or of the hair, even to the slightest
d€^ te Persons with the whitest or the lightest and most
blond iiairmay 'jseit freely without having the hair made a shade darker.
mgredrents;
Ask him what he thinks of it.
liowell,
tly 'I^rstfoys tbe 1
every j
not Color the tiair
Sliow ttiis formula
CapsiCum.
to your doctor.
J, 0. Ateb Comfavt-
fieath pf ftirs, Warren.
Mrs, Arthur Warren prior; to
her marriage last July Miss Cat-
tie Smith of Hij^htpwer died at
their home last Thurs'day. Mrs.
Warren was taken ill only a day
before her deatl:i which came as
a sudden surprise. Iiitement
took place Friday at Hebron.
Mrs. Warren was twenty'One
years old.
local and Perscnal,
We are in receipt of a c'^d
from C. A> Linens of Kiniesville
= requesting us to State that he is
,! not the Hartshorn No. 1 corres-
We do not know why
Mr, and Mrs. Willie Wilson
ipent one day at Greensboro last
Teek fair visitors.
E, S. W. Dameron spent last
l&turday in the city of Greens-
3oro on business.
T. F. McVey a prominent busi
ness man of Snow Camp was a
business visitor in town Thursday
J. E. Williamson and Mrs, Geo
T. Williamson of Saxapahaw
were shopping visitors in our
cown Thursday.
Mr. A. E. Brannock and fami
ly spent Sunday the guest of his
3ister Mrs. P. Y. Fowler of near
Silliam Academy.
Hilary Rauhut and Geo. Tur-
rode their bicycles to the
Greensboro fair last- Thursday
evening returning that night.
Mrs. J. A, Kenn who has beenj
the guest of her daughter Mrs. j
A C, Buckhanan for the past two j
R^eeks return sd to her home at
Raleigh Friday.
The J. 0, U, M. met Friday
aight in their regular monthly
meeting. The meeting was well
attended and the regular routine
business transacted.
John Lynch, one of Burlington class.
■Esdents at the University spent |
Thursday at the home and at
‘lireensboro attending the fair.
The school celebrated University
Day.
^on. D. H, lair spoke W^ed-
aesday night at the “Hub” at
Altamahav/ spending Thursday
'Rorning in our town shaking
na’ids and making a number of
w aequantances.
The largest pumpkin we have
Mrs. S. C. Patterson accompa- ,
nied by her son tte tat ^
i cheerfully state lor the benefit
day or two at
past week theguestof her sister. one concerned, that Mr.
J. W. L. Thompson one of our; Linens is not nov/, nor never has
pouitrv raisers purchased three i been a correspondent for this pa-
fowls ■' ‘Rhoad Ireland Red’ ’ from per,
Mr. Ray of Siler City the three;
cost him $35.00, The fowls
How’s This?
We olTtij* One Hijjidred Doliaj^S Ro>v.anl
I'or acy !tiso of Cataxth, thac «ai)uot bfe
cVIred by Hall’s Catar h -OufC,, " : -
■ ' F. J. CHENEY & CO.; 0;^ V.,
We, the iinle; wgned,, haive known;;!?.: j'j
J, Cheney”for tlie la(?tt ir>: years, atid bfc,
Heve hiwj perfectly honvvraliile hi till bviai-
uess tiransactious and iinancially able to
carry out anv obligatiottB made by liis
.firm,
.Waj^i>ino, Kinnan & Mahtjk,.. ^
Wholesale DruggiBti^, Toledo, ;0V!
Hairs Cii.tari'h Cnreis taken it»(ernal'-
ly, acting" directly uijon the blood aiid
iiiuooue surfaces of the system, Tfsti'
inonuiils sent free. Price 75, cents pel’
bottle. Sold by all Dnig’S'ista.
Take Hall's ['limily Pills for eoustipa-
tion. , '
%
J
I
were first prize winners at the
Guilford County Fair,
A Hard Struggle.
Resolulloos o! Respect
jMai^y a Burlmgton Citizen Findls
^ . c • i A® Struggle Hard.
Whereas the Great Spirit m |
His infinite wisdom has seen fitj With a back constantly achmg,
to remove from this life our be- | With distressing urinary disor-
loved friend and sister, Annie: ders,
Minnis Vincent, I Daily existence is but a strug-
Whereas, we, the members of gle.
the Philathea Class of the Meth
odist Protestant Sunday School
No need to keep it up.
Doan’s Kidney Pills will cure
of Burlington, express our grief i you.
seen this fall is in N, S. Cardwell
show window, was grown by W.
Whitsell one of our hustling
farmers of R. F. D. No. 4,
Weighs seventy-five pounds.
Mrs. C. E. Tapscott of R. F.
No. 8 who was taken to St,
and sorrow at this departure
Therefore be it resolved.
First: That in her death the
Philathea Class has lost a valued
member.
Second: That we bow in hum
ble submission to the will of Him
who doeth all things well.
Third: That a copy of these re
solutions be sent to the bereaved
family, to the Church Record,
and local papei-s, also that a copy
be recorded in the minutes of our
Agnes Heritage.
Cora Isley.
Flossie Loy.
Committee
people
Hartshorn No, i Items
Well I will write again to let
Rock Creek know that I am not
dead,
Reswick Soots and wife are
visiting- her father on this route,
we are very glad to have them
with us.
Bale Foster has moved over on
Rock Creek No. 2
_ William Foster is on the sick
list, Mr. Losick Carroll has also
been in failing health.
Reuben Cates went to Gibson-
ville the first of the week where
One hunderd thousand
endorse this claim.
Here is one case:
L. R. Tickel, farmer, Elon Col
lege, N, C., says; “For many
years I was afflicted with kidney
trouble, the pains in my loins be
ing quite severe. My back ach
ed intensely at nig*ht, was lame
in the morning and bothered me
greatly when I stooped or Hfted,
I tried easily, felt languid and
nervous and had diazy spells, dur
ing which my sight became blur
red. Three or four times every
hight I had to get up to pass the
kidney secretions and sediment
was noticeable in them, I lost
twenty-five pounds in weight and
had about given up all hope of
recovering. When Doan’s Kid
ney Pills were brought to my at
tention, I procured a supply and
in four or five days they relieved
me, I cannot say too much in
their favor.”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New Yprk, sole agents
for the United State.
Remember the najne—Doan’s
—and take no other.
LIST OF UlLAIMEO LEHEBS
Remaining in Post Office at
[ Burlington, N, G., Oct. 8th 1910
Gentlemen:
John Maynard, W. D, Hardis-
ter, W. D, Harder, Henry Adlan
A. L/ Allen, Arena Buckner, Cal
vin Boswell, Jack Fantor, Ralph
Hall. E. Howard, Hosea Harris,
John Maynard, Ferry Murray,
Jessie Murry, John Motley, J. R.
Mabry, Will Payne, Jessie Pay,
E, P, Thompson,
Ladies:
Miss Fannie V/hite, Mr«, S, S.
Dawson; Miss Carrie Newlin,
Mrs. Anes Perry, Mrs. Sarah
Graves, Mrs. Bettie Long,
Persons calling forahy of these
letters will please say ' ‘Advertis
ed and give date of advertised
list.”
J. Zeb Waller,
Post Master.
M. B, Smith spent Wednesday
at Greensboro retumingj Thurs
day to Greensboro where^ he and
Mrs. Smith spent the day attend
ing the Guilford County fair.
Professional Cards
Dr. W. D. Moser
time
increase of....
has arrivejd and
demands increased
Fire Protection. ^6ur
home: demands the same pro
tection fr^ ^re. Do
not ^ait until after
the jfire. It’s too
late then.
We represent only
safe and sound Co.’s
The Central Loan & Trust Go
BUEUNGTON, N. CAEOLiNA.
J. J. DA VJDSON. Pres. JJ^O. R. HOFFMAN, Sto. S Treas. W, W. BJIO Mgr
Resoiutioss fey Pastors Association.
Lso’s Hospital at Greensboro two ^
w^eks ago to be operated on for | he expects to. locate,
a a abscess on the arm returned j Cecil Kirkman called to see
,ast Thursday to her home, and j Miss Ora Foster on this route
is about well. Saturday night.
There is an old man on I’oute
No. 1 who has a cat twenty yrs.
old and the cat is looking fine.
Whereas, the Rev. E. L. Ogilby! „ hfe
bc^'en Recti^o^looking for that
seen Kector ol bt. Athanasius | Pvnoif o +rv
Episcopal Church in Burlington Sflv-Srl ^
Dr. Foster has sold his old
ton PasS Assodation wi.* !o >“ Hartshorn R. P. D
record our sincere and most!
learty appreciation of his labors |
m our Association. For apart of |
the time du/.-ing his labors' here j
ae Qas {.^rved us as President of i
our Association, and at ail times ;
has _ shown the most beautiful ?
spirit of Christian fellowship and ^
good wili,_ and has always been j
keenly alive to the best develop-1
ment of Christian Character in|
our City. We express our regrets |
at his leaving and fully assure I
him that wherever God rhay call ‘
him he canies with him our !
warmest affection, and our most i
earnest prayers that heaven’s i
nchest blessings may be upon !
him in all liis relations in life. |
Enacted bv the Burlington j
Pastors Association Sept. 26”1010
THE NORTH CAROLINA
College of AgriKulture anfl
Meciianic Arts.
The State’s college for
training industrial workers.
Courses in Agriculture, Hor
ticulture, Animal Husband
ry and Dairy; in Civil Elec
trical and Mechanical Engi
neering; in Cotton Milling
and Dyeing; in Industrial
Chemistry; and in Agricul
tural teaching.
D. H, HILL, Pres.,
West Raleigh, N. C.
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug'*
’phone 20. Night calls, Mris.
M. Homaday’s, ’phone 282.
Country calls promptly antwered.
Co.
S.
Stand Behind
every piano we sell ; with
w a bindingr guarantee^ look
Wy after it-help you take care
(iP of it-make you our friehd-
Ijh that’s why we have sold
' We have pianos
xi uih tpxoO.OO up but that
$250.00 piano can’t be
beat for the price,; and
^len the terms ape so
easy!
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
L8.W.UAMER0N ADOLPH 1 0 N G
Bvvluigtoi) Ornhiun
offiee'in, office in !
Piedmont Bulldtng Holt-Nicholscn Bldg.
Pte • 2d0 Phone tOO-B >
1
ELUS MACHINE & MU3IC CO.
BURLINGTON, NORTH GaMoLINA.
T ■■
.5*
igned) J. D. Andrew
S. L, Morgan, .
Committee.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We desire to announce to the public that we
have on display in our light and commodioas
quarters in the rear of Sellars store a large
and attractive line , of xMillinery. We have
large hats, small hats and medium hats—hats
tor everybody.
We give the work our personal attention and
it is our one aim to give you something both
stylish and becoming at the lowest price that
good work and material can be had.
Very Sincerely,
MISSES MORROW & BASON
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,/
Burlington, N, C
Office over Bradley’s Drug; Store.
Phone 65.
John R. Hoffman,
Attorney-at“Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Offke, Seconi^ Floor First National
Bank Building.
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
F')ster Building
burlia'(^ton; n. c.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Piedmont Building, two
front rooms, up stairs
PHONES; Office 218A, Residence 395.
Houre 9 to^'12 a.m. 4 to 5 p. m.
Specialist Diseases of CliildreD and Womea
Fall Styles for
Smartly Taliored
Garrhehts.
Our new stock of outer garments for the masculine fam
ily are daily arriving, and they; possess all the suit individ'
^ becoming to the leading American tailors.
We want you to s^e them. In fact it will be to your
interest to come here before, buying your fall dress suit.
They are from the largest manufacturers. Ask others.
A full line of Dry Goods,
Shoes and Hats.
Home of Good Clothes.
Burlington, N. C.
I MONEY
1 To Loan
% For one year or Ipngei at six
a per cent per annum, payable
S semi-annually. We negotiate
« loans only on first mortgage on
2 real estate. ::::::::
k. Av Mk. m
We appraise property, abstract title,
prepare mortgage, write the insurance
on buildings, nave the papers recorded
and look carefulljr and systematically
after every detail incident to the trans
action.
We save you aU the worry and
trouble incident to negotiating such
a deal.
If you wish to buy or build a home,
enlarge or extend your business, call
to see us, and confidentially.
ny
Phone