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Stop That Cough,
By using our Cough Syrups and Cold Cures. Brin^
your prescriptions to us if you want the purest DRUGS
and save MONEY by so doing. Tell your Doctor where
YOU want them filled. No commission paid any one at our
STORE. That your money FOOD for THOUGHT.
FRESH LOT OP HUYLERS.
Hudnuts Toilet Articles, Tung-ston and other Electric
] iuiVt Bulbs. The best assortment of Toilet Soap and
Toilet Articles in the CITY.
1-IIEEMA.^n drug go.
A. F. BARRETT, Manager.
Phone 20 - Burlington, N. C.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
r>i\ Bradley has a change of i Rev. D. Mclver preached Sun-
a-i this week. Something new. day at Chapel Hill
i\lr. W. R. Hall reports the Mr. Russel Garvin returned
’ vo-est hog of th.e season weight Sunday from an extended trip to
4:'’,.ri)oimds. | Lynchburg.
Don’t forget the 10 days sale’ Mrs. Mattie Dorsett will sell
c ds after l)ec. 3rd, at W. E. her entire millinery stock the 9th
H
S.
and 10 th of December.
Mx*. Blake Isley who spent' Mr, Wilbur and Sam Newlin of
Th:inksgiving at home returned Saxapahaw were shopping visi-
Punday to Chapel Hill. . tors in town Saturday.
Mr. J. H. Freeland left this! Miss Effie Smith of Hillsboro
or
Hillsboro to
spend is the guest of her aunt
'Jack Price for a few days.
Mrs
iinernoon
fesv days on business,
The Planters Warehouse of! Have you seen the new ladies
i^anviile have changed their ad. i hats, just received at W. E.
,Sc:e what they have to say. | Hay’s?
Mr. Maynard Vincent and sis-, Mr, F. A. Jarrett o| Spencer
:er of Stainback were shopping spent Su-!iday in the city the
visitors in town last Friday.
Mr. Stainback Ex. Postmaster
.^nd merchant of Stainback was
s shopping visitor in town Fri-
•flay.
Mr. Ches. A, Hughes a prom-
guest of friends and relatives,
Miss Helen Bolton returned
Friday from Cedar Grove where
she spent several days the guest
of friends.
Mrs, Eugene Long and wife of
' Sheet Mi*sic
and 25c store.
Mr. B. 0. Burch of Chapel Hill
spent Sunday the guest of hijs
wife.
Ben Sykes spent Sunday ai;
Greensboro and reports a nice
time.
Fashioriable corresopndence
stationery at Stewart‘s Jewelry
Store,
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Wago
ner are rejoicing over the arrival
of a fine large boy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Walker of
Oxford are the guest of his brot
her C. 0. Walker.
Cut Glass, Silver Ware, Clocks
and Jewelry in profusion at
Stewart’s Jewelry Store.
Oakdale Nursery has thousands
of nice trees to sell. They must go.
A. T. Spoon.
Hartshorn N. C.
The Stokes Furniture Company
are telling you of their Alamance
Range. See their half page ad.
C. B. Elhs is arranging to
move his Piano and organs one
doQi’i east from his present loca
tion.
Miss Roshelle Russell of Saxa
pahaw spent last night the guest
of her friend Miss Ruth Dameron.
Just received a fresh supply
of Fudge Candy and Fig New
tons 10c a pound. , The 5, 10 and
25c store.
Remember, only fifteen more
days until the Cote’s Piano of the
Cooper Dry Good Co., will be
given away. Make your pur-
chasejjthere and save your cou
pons.
nent citizen of Elon College was; Swepsonville and Miss Brooks of
shopping visitor in town Wed
nesday.
Just received 50 Ladies Coats
Suits in all colors. $5.98 to $14.98
3ooper Dry Goods Company.
Dr. Stanfield wife and son of
Eosebud Texas are stopping oyer
in town with a prospective view
of locating.
Poi'f. J.
Roxboro were shopping visitors
in town Saturday.
Misses Emogene and Ruth
Thurston are at home for a few
days from Littleton where they
have been in school
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Johnson
of Ramseur spent a day in town
i last week the guest of Mr. Walt-
0, Atkinson of Elon
College Editor of The Christian
Sun was a business visitor in
'.own today,
Jno. R. Hoffman left on' the
early train this morning for
Winston-Salem to spend a few
days on business.
Our friend C, F, Neese has-,
taken space with us this week
and is telling you of his nice
Christmas presents. Uncle Bud
feas the goods.
R. W. Johnson & Co. of Siler
City No. 2 have an ad in this
issue telliug of their arrival _ of
new guods. Look it up and give
them a call.
Miss Fannie Kilgo daughter of
Bishop Kilgo of Durham spent
Thanksgiving the guest of Miss
Ada Beiie Isley retarning Sun
day to Trinity Collegov
Wilson & Buchanon the 5-10 &
25 cent store are offering some
sice presents to the i>oy and girl
who will write the best letter to
Santa Claus. Look up their ad.
Have you seen the new coat
suits and jackets atW. E. Hay’s?
Mrs. Jno. M. Holt of Lynch
burg, Va. sister of Mrs, Jas. P.
Albright and Mrs. Joseph Holt
returned home Monday ^ after
“^pending reveral days in our
midst.
Don’t fail to see Mirandy’s
Ministrel at the Grotto Friday,
Saturday night’s December 2nd
and 3rd. Given by the Stonewall
Any particular signifiiance iti
the coincidence that as soon asi
Portugal passed that easy divorce
lay, a line of steamships between
New York and Lisbon was in
augurated.
Position.
Can be had by ambitiotis young
men and ladies in the field of
“Wirelessor Railway telegra
phy. Since the 8-hour law be-
canie effective, and sincfe the
Wireless companies are esteblish-
ing stations throughout the coun
try there is a gTeat shortage of
telegraphers. Positions pay be
ginners from |70 to $90 per
month, with good chance of ad
vancement. The National Tele-
gTaph Institute operates six offi
cial institutes in America, under
supervision of R. R. and Wireless
Officials and places all graduates
into positions. It will pay you
to write them for full details at
Menriphis, Tenn.,, or Columbia,
SQuth Carolina. , ' '
FOR RENT—Good five room
house with electric lights on Ire
land street.
W. Luther Cates,
IWW»>e»aWTimOKJWMWWI»IY,’'T'CI
FURS WANTED.
MINK FURS,
Large No. 1, $5.00
Medium No. 1, 4.00
Small No. 1, 3.00
J. D. Payne
Office in Waller Building, on
Spring St.Burlington, N. C.
B. H. Payne, Manager.
ackson Chapter Children of
onfederacy Chapter.
The decisioh in the case of the
Ciry versus the Southern Railway
in which the City demanded the
right of way to open Worth Street
across the west of the depot will
be decided by the Judge Monday
f)ecernber oth.
The Public school teachers of
Newiin’s Township will meet at
Spring School House Saturday
December 3rd, Owing to this
!iieeting the County Superinten
dent P. H. Fleming will not be
hisoffice at Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mebane
spent Thanksgiving with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. N. C.
Garrison of R. F. D. No. 2. Mr.
Mebane reports the day spent
5^quirrel hunting in which twenty
one of the bushy tails were killed.
Rev. and Mrs, Gibble of
^'indsor N. C. are the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin A. Holt this
u/eek, with a view of accepting
the work as minister of the
Episcopal Church made vacant
by the resignation of Rev. E. L.
Ogilby.
I er Cates and others,
For Wedding presents see our, , . , . .
line of Cut Glass and Silver-ware] relations held
Stewart‘s Jewelry Store.
Miss Pearl Fogleman of Elon
College spent Friday and Satur-
day at home with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fogleman.
Mr. George D. Crawford of
Saxapahaw gave us a pleasant
call yesterday and had his name
enrolled upon our mailing list.
Mrs. Carl Cox and Mrs. Hazel
Tomilson of Greensboro spent a
few days last week the guest of
their aunt Mrs. S. C. Patterson.
Misses Blanche Burton and
Myrtie Isley accompanied by
Messrs Ross Walker and June
Hu'-die spent Sunday the guest
of M iss Annie Hurdle of Union
Ridge.
During the summer months a
slight impurity existed in our city
water. This has been improv
ing as was proved by the State
analysis, until now the water is
pure and no polution exists.
W. E. Hay’s Sale is on 10 yds.
white cloth given ever customer
who trades $10.00. To every one
trading |5.00 we will give 5 yds.
white sheeting. Sale begins the
23rd, Wednesday.
Rev. J. A. Hornaday and dele
gate W. C. Thurston left Monday
for Elizabeth City to attend the
M. E. Conference in session there
Mr. Jos. A. Isley, alternate will
probably go later.
Mrs. H. R. May had the mis
fortune of falling from the back
porch Sunday evening and
fracturing her lower limb be
tween the knee and ankle. Her
sister Mrs. Lewter of: Durham
is with her.
Resolutions of Respect
In the midst of life there is
death, and whereas, the Great
and Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse has, in his infinite wisdom,
removed from among us, one of
our worthy and esteemed fellow-
laborers, William M. Loy, and
whereas, the long and in timat^
with him in the
faithful discharge of his duties
in the Burlington Methodist Pro
testant Sunday School make it
eminently fitting that we record
our appreciation of him, there
fore, be it resolved:
First; That the sudden removal
of such a life from our midst
leaves a vacancy, and a shadow
that will be deeply realized by all
the members and friends of this
school, and will prove a serious
to the community and its people.
Second: That the wisdom and
ability which he has exercised
in the aid of our school by ser
vice, contribution and counsel
will be held in grateful rememb-
erance.
Third: That the deep sympathy
for the bereaved relatives of the
deceased, we express our hope
that ever so great a loss to us
may be overruled for good by Him
who doeth all things well.
Fourth: That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
records of this school, that a copy
be sent to the family of the de
ceased, and copies sent to the
Methodist Protestant Herald,
and the local papers for publica
tion.
Burlington Methodist Protestant
Sunday School.
H. M. Scott
Frank Sykes
W. F. GrifPeth
Committee.
SANITARY
PRESSING
CLUB
I represent the COLUM^
BIA STEAM LAUNDRY
of Greensboro for dyeing
and cleaning. Let me
have your work.
Sanitary Pressing Glul)
S. ALLEN HORNE, Mgr.
BURLINdToN, N. C.
’Phone 342
Don^t Fw^et the Date.
Promptly at 11 o’clofk. We will give a\vay
the beatiuful COTE PIANO to the one holdi ng
the largest amount ot COlJPONS in DOLL\RS
and GENTS. 0e sure to bring them in by Nine
o’clock so the Judges will have time to Count
them. From now until the 15th of December we
will give DOUBLE CtJPONS for every dollars
worth of goods you ipurehase now is the time to
get your friends to help you WIN the
Dry Goods Co.
BURLINGTON. NO.
C. V. SELLARS
ART STORE,
BURLINGTON, N. G.
Carries in stock over
300 different paterns
WALLPAPER
No use to order
go see it.
Borlington Drag Gonip’y
FANCY NOBBY LINE OF
STEERES CANDY
FOR
Ciirlstmas Presents.
BURLINGTON DRUGS^O.
mm
Resolutions of Respect.
Adiel J. Moncrief, preacher,
teacher and lecturer who is con
ducting a ten days series of
evangelistic services at the Bap-; things well.
We, the membei's of the H. W.
Dixon Baraca Class, of Cane
Creek Sunday School, feeling the
loss of our teacher, Mr. Thos. F.
McVey, who departed this life
the 9th day, the 11th month,
1910, Therefore be it resolved, :
1st, that we bow in humble
submission to the will of our
Heavenly Father, who doeth all
Report of the eonditioa of
Aloiance Loan & Trust Co.
At Burlington, in the State of North
Carolina, at tbe cloee of business Nov.
10 th, 1910.
BE6OUHCK8 ^
■Loans anl discounts f255,735.09
Ov3rdrafts sescured & unsecured 6,708.86
Fvirniture and Fixtures .5,200.00
Due from Banks and Bankera 66,799.34
Canfa items 13,408.88
Guld coin 262.50
Silver coin, including all
minor coin cnrrency 488.63
Netipnal bank not«8 and
other D. S. notes 4,813.00
TotaTj
f.353,41L30
tist Church, preached a masterly
sermon Sunday night on the sub
ject "Is Thy Heart right with
God.’'
$80.00 per month straight sa-
and ijxpenses, to men with rig,
to introduce our Poultry Reme
dies. Don’t answer unless you
mean business. Eureka Poultry
Ffxd Mfg. Co. (Incorporated,)
East St, Louis, III.
Mr, J. H. Matkins, wife and
baby leave today for Roanoke
Rapids N, C. where they will
make their future home. Mr.
Madkins has purchased and will
conduct a three Chair barber
shop at that place. Mr. and Mrs.
Matkins are good citizens hence
our t;0wn j:vegreta to loose them.
2nd, that the class is in sadness
feeling one of its brighest and
best members has been taken.
We shall miss him as the days go
by, and will strive to imitate the
Christian graces which adorned
his life.
3rd, that we extend to the
bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy and bid them look to
Him, who supports and comforts.
4th, that a copy of these reso
lutions be placed on our minutes,
one be sent to tne family and om
be published in our county paper.
C. H. Thompson,
J. M. Thompson,
A^ B. McVey,
Committee
F. R. Yoder, Pres.
A, R. Wells, Sec.
UAHIIJTIBS
Cfi pital stock
SurphiH fund
TTiidivideri profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid #
Dindends unpaid
Notes and bills redieouated
Tirtie Certificates of Deposit
Deposits subfect to check
Sayings deposits
Dae to Banks and Bankers
Cashiers Checks outstading
Aceured int^rast doe deposit'rs
Totai.
State of North Carolina.
County of Alamance, • SS:
I, J. M. Fix, Ca.shiet‘ of tbe above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
aljove statement is true to the best of my
fcaowledare and {>elief,
J, M. FIX, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before we, this
19th, day of Nov, 1910.
J. C. STALEY, Notary Public.
Correct Att*sst;
F. L. WILLL\M80N,
W.K.HOLT.
J. H. HOLT
Directors,
173,700.00
20,480.00
8.510.10
10.00
20,000.00
76,025.26
103,345.62
45,223.28
932.43
629.05
555.56
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FOIIRENT:
fice rooms in
For terms etc.
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Graham
We have just received a
carload of V Crimp Gaiva-
nize Rooting with prices to
suit the close buyer. Our
Stock is ftill and cornplete
and we are going to move
same if fwices will be any in
ducement. Coiiie and see
us. ■■
BURLlNSToN, N.
BE ON THE
for remark
ably
values
Fall
here at our
store,
a
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you’ll see some bargains
will please you. The pnce
are low-r-but thafs not th
only advantage. The fit, the
finish, the, fabric, ALL are just
as you like them. StYUsh
grays blue, browns and mixed
eftects at to $.,. and worth
MUCH more,
A. M. Haley,
—Several good of-
Waller Building.
Apply to
Zeb. Waller
The Sunday World will be on
Sale at the Dispateh office ^very
Monday. Place your order and
same will be defivered
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