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RURAL CARRIER ITEMS
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Baw River Items.
Mr. A. S. Cates of Greensboro
spent a few days in the country
last week making war on the
feathered tribe we did not learn
of his success.
Miss Minnie Bryan of Burling
ton was in town last week in the
interest of some men^hantiie
business. She left Saturday
morning for Mebane and Hills
boro
Tiiere has been a series oi
meetings at the Holiness Church - , n v
the past week. Rev. Way and! companied us in a httle live hour
Mines, doing the preaching. The | hunt durir.g which time
preaching was plain, sirnple and
I*. F. il. RIO. I.
Milton Loy who belongs to the
United States Navy is at home
on a furlough for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Loy is still at Elon
College nursing her son who has
been quite sick, but is improving
now.
This writer went over to
,\lortons Saturday expecting to
join a crowd from Plil'sboro in a
big bird hunt, but as they failed
to show up, G. L. Simpson ac-
Rock Creek was expected to take
dinner with them. They finally
got the r^bit and we suppose
wewe abte to fix Esq. a nice
bowl of soup that day for ni&
dinner.
jmpressive.
ceeded in catting down about
forty birds and every riiolly-hare
and" Mrs. Thomas Paucett | that showed itself,
of HiilBboro, who buried their Wonder if Burton Shoffner
darling babe here Saturday have j has gone back home yet it was a
the sympathy of their many; boy.
friends. It v\as tenderly laid to
rest until the ressurection morn.
Weep not dear parents the Lord
hag it unto himself you can go
to it
Rev. J. D. Arnett preached at
the -Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing to the editicacion of 'his
people.
Mr. Henry Sinjpson told us
las^week that he wove the first
cut*of cloth that was made in
SweDson factory. He lives here
novi^.
Miss Minerva Crutchfield wove
the first yard qf cloth that was
wove at Haw River (will give
dates later) she is living here
now and in fine health and a
,good wdmath
We regret to learn that uncle
Lucian Williams, one of the old
est men here is very feeble, we
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs, and Master Guy
Crutchneld visited Mrs. Crutch
fields parents near C. L last
week reiurned Sunday and report
a fine trip and ail well.
The M. E. Baraca Class gave
their oyster supper Saturday
night and it was quite an enjoy
able occasion.
Miss Fannie Woods had a light
stroke of paralysis last week she
remained speechless a few days
her many friends will be glad to
learn she is better at this writ
ing.
iVliss Julia Thompson one of
the popular teachers in the
Graded School spent Saturday
and Sunday and was detained
Monday from school owing to
the extreme illness of her uncle
Mr. Steve Forest.
Mrs. S. A. Vest and Master
Sam accomj)anied by her sister
Miss iola i^'ranklin left Saturday
morning for Goldsboro to spend
Sunday with their sisters Mrs.
Philips they returned .Vlonday
morning on the early train and
report a pleasant ts*ip.
Our esteemed B. S. Robertson
is a Juror in the Fedral Court at
Greensboro this week.
J. L, Vest was in town one
night last week on business he
left the next day for Duke where
he resume his work.
The much wanted rain has
come and we should be so thank
ful to the good Lord for all his
benefits to us.
Well the newly elected officers
of the county went in and took
the responsibility we hope they
will meet the demands of the
people.
Heirtshorii Ko, I items
Mrs. Joe Coble is seriously ill
at this writing, little hope is en
tertained for her recovery.
Mr. William Hedson of Siler
City has moved on this route at
Dr. Foster’s old house, we are
glad to have them on the route.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cairoll
visited friends Sunday here they
h.ad a grand old time.
Miss Ola Foster has been visit
ing her cousin Dr. J. D. Greggo€
Li berty during the past few days,
and reports a nice timc.
Jo’in Hedson has been visiting
on No, 1 the girls No. l&iwrays
like to see the boys come. And
the boys on No. 1 ahv;%vs like to
see the girls ome in on No, 1.
Ja^i. No. 1 who was
hurt, is better we are glad
to repor t ,
We would like to know of that
young man from Kimesviile who
got in that wreck has called to see
that girl any more
Wc ai:c glad to rc|>ort that the
men through here are building a
new st;h(.1ui house at old Cross
Roatis.
Mr. VVilliam Foster wa)i visit-
ii'j.u‘ friends vSunday, look out for
Will.
Miss Ora Foster spent last week
the ;.;uest of her aunt, Mrs. Fan
nie kim.Gry. hnpe she had a fine
time.
NoUce of S*le*
This will notify ihe public
that the undersigined has pur
chased the undertaking business
heretofore belonging to A. R.
Davis on Front Street, and all
debts due said business will be
paid to said J. A. R. Davis and
that all debts owing by said
business will he paid by said
Davis.
This December 1st, 1910.
PATES UNDERTAKING ^COMPANY.
CLAUD CATES. UgV,
Wiil! Change Charter.
At a meeting of the Board of
Aldermen Monday pjght steps
were taken to change the charter
of our town so as to give us the
right of way to cross the Railroad
track at any place we desire.
Thp^ far nothing has been learn
ed' of the ^epigjon to hayfe been
rendered |by iJuds§ Boyd at
Aftc-r being in the country
Saturday and g'sti'.ing home late
Saturday night we ip>:pected to
take a little extra nap Supday
morning',, hut behold about si|n
up we were disturbed by one of
the most frigiitlLil noises that we
have heard for rhgrefqre ,;r
we hurridly got up and prepared :
ouisslf for an iirvestigation,'
but hard!j’ had we ' got. to the
door ’till vvc Vv^ere satisfied be
cause out there in the old field
was our neighbor J, M.
man wife and five or six of his
children just going it through
the snow after an old “molly
hare” we then started an investi
gation why they should be carry- ! for little girls,
ingonso on Sunday, but that Dec. 7 1910,
was soon explained when 'Harry' Singer Sewing Machine Go.
told us that Esq. W. A. Tinnin of Q. J. Denny Manager.
Sewing MaciHiie Redatlbn.
I Special prices on Singer Sevv-
Work-. ing Machines for December.
" ' ' Call at our store»oni Main Street
where you will find Miss Edn;t
Graves who will make prices
and terms. See our toy machines
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Anything you are looking for in TOYS
will be Found at,
Cooper Dry Goods Company.
We have the largest line of Toys we have ever
shown before.
Come early and make your selections
our tremendous stock of Dolls,
Doll Furniture, Wagons, Carts, Horns,
eic.y before the choice iS sold.
——-Remember that on—
DECEMBER 15th,
-we will give away the-
$450.00 Beautiful Piano free to the
one holing the greatest amount of
coupons in dollars and cents.
Cooper Dry Goods Co,
BURLINGTON. N. C.
Holiday Atitiouticeinent
FREE
HOLIDAY SPOON
liiQ Dec. Stir
,
Lister; for the wedding beil.s t
ring Ciiristmas.
o
Texas came in with 2', 000,000
lTiari_kf^v_mgJ;urkeys. We’ , ai-
elegant Coffee 8pooa
that to novel la desi^ and sere to please.
On Appcdrathe o{>en£rcplace%ndl
a staking, without
which no Christmas Is
complete. The tree
loaded with eood
things la diatl^ctlx
•een above th« narrow
Piirt of thie handle, on
vuichappearslh plain
fetters the word a
‘ Merry Chri>.tnia«."
In the gold bowl we
see old Santa Claus
■with his flowing locks
and hie g;reY D«ard,
awinging " h»* whip
threateningly o-»er the
back of his Beet rein
deer. Altogether it is
a most pleasing picture
emblem
of Merry Christmas.
^ pn the back of the
jaandie are the glad
bells which “ring ont
old and “ring In
the new/’ and nnder.
neath oid FatherTIme
with his cruel scythe.
Happy New Year"
completes the decor
ation on the back of
handle.
Altogether It |» &
most beautifnl article
suitable for a holidar
present for one’s self
or a friend. The col-
Section of handsome
spoons has assumed
In m.'sny locolitiee the
proportion of a hage
fad and this spoon Is
pood enough to place
beside any of them.
This ■ spoon isr {-.he
most suitable Christ-
n>afs grift yon cotsld
make toladic^sSnndftT
school children, or
children in the public
orday Bchoole.
We will give away free
while they last (supply
limited) with each pur
chase of $5.00, or more
Only one Spoon to
a customer.
WE are just in receipt
of the most com
plete and up to-date
line of
Watches, SUver-
Ware, Cut Glass,
China and Gold
and Silver Jewelry
Victor and Edison
Talking Machines
Our goodi), are the
newest and latest style
Quality the BEST.
Every piece of goods
sold by us is put up in
nice boxes.
STEWARTS JEWELRY
I8E Burlington
THE KEY OF Kf^tOWLEDGE.
Things You Ought to Knovv—E«pf-
o!»Hy Why God Has Permitted Ev».
Every Chrlstiau Bitole Stad^t
SfiOUiiD KNOW the satisfactory
proofs that the Bible is a Divine Eer-
elation—reasonabie and trustworthy—
revealing a Plan wiilcb is systematic,
foil of Justice, Wisdom and Lot©.
The Key of Knowledge of the Scrli^-
tures, long lost (Lplte 11:52), Is found,
and gives God’s faithful people access
to the “Hidden Mystery”. (Coi. 1^20.)
you SHOULD KNOW that the
Lord Jesus and his faiiliful are to be
adt only Priests but Kingss.
YOU SHOULD ENOW that tW«
Kingdom is to come and God's will be
done at the Second Advent.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that God’8
Plan is to select and save the Church
In the Gospel Age, and to use tM«
Church in tolessi.ug tiie world diiriag
the MediatoriaJ reign on eartJi.' :
you SHOULP KNOW that a
“Eansom for all’’ impjie^ ,an ppporta*
nlty for Restitution to all,
you SHOULD KNOW that the
Day of Judgment Is 1,000 years loftg
—the world’s Tftal Day.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that thf
Spiritual’an^l Humaii natures are sep
arate an4 4lstlnot.
YOU jSHOULD KNOW that toe
“Narrpw Way” of soif-sacrltice wiU
cease with this age.
YOU SHOULD IvNOW that th*
“lilghway of Righteousness” withopt
suffering will be open to all of the re>!
Seemed race during the Messianic
reiga on earli.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that th«
Kingdoms of This Wovld are but for
an'ordained peviod and must then fiv«
place to the “Kingdofli of flTeavea”"-
"Thy Kingdom Come.” Especially
YOU OUOIiT TO KNOW Fhy God
has permitted evil for six *
drears, and the relationship of God’ii
people to this reign of sin and death
and to the results.
These subjects ftud many others of
deep interest to all of God's people are
discussed fully and in language eiasy
of comprehension in “THK DIVI,NBl
PLAN OF THE A«ES/’
, 386 pages, cloth bound, thirty-flve
cents postpaid.
Address orders to Publishers, Blblt
and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street,
Brooklyn, N. ¥.
PROCJRtTD AMD DEFENDED. SendmodoS, j
ilrawiii'j orp.Uoi.o. iuii' oxi,u;i'i; starch luvd free repoj-t I
Fj'OO li.U’ioe, how to obt«.i-o patCTCs, tiniio mtirka, I
copyriglit.3, etc., inj ^lL COUWTRI ES. I
J7rt.^i)i,'ss dirfgi v'Sk V/a.f'jhi^ion xav^s I
mxvity and ofUn thepalmt.
r^pnt and lnfrln?sment Practice Exduslvely.
vv n js or cprae iv i« et
TIO EjhtU Street, noav TTni+fld StJitei Po.toat ]
v/ASHmaroN, d, c.
Christmas is coxaini and we are pfcinared tn
deliver the goods, i *
For thie benefit of bur customers we carry a
complete Hne ot ui)-to*date jewelry. But at this
season of the year We have added niuch new and
pretty jeWeiry, Riii|s> Watehcs,^^^^e^^^ we have
■■ them,all, , v--'..
CHRIStmS PRESENTS.
Some of the most elaborate toilet sets you
ever saW. $ee us for nice Ghr^
!
to
Just the thing the children want Santa Claus
bring. Dolls, Wagons, and toys of all kinds.
Give us a caU and you will be pleased.
ene
Wd are now ready to serve you at our
jQ]d stc nrl, with iall kinds of nice fresh
mt ats. Phone us your order or call and
see us.
You will find a Wg reduction in the prices of
at Mrs. Nellie B. Gi‘eeD,
At Coopers Dry Goods Store, Burlington, N. C.
Three Car Loads of Furniture and Housefiirafshings
We are going to make things lively for the next 30; days. The are ,mak
ing and the immense stock from which to select will certainly interest any one desiring to
buy gojbds at a saving. ^ :J
Art Siiuares-—
^ Heavy prbbody Brussels art squar# 9 x12 ft $6.75. Fancy Brussels
art squares floral and oriental designs 9 x 12 ft. $10.00 ito $12.50, these are squares would
be cheap at ^15.00. $1.25 and $1.50 Brussels rugs at^1.00, ll.'ts and $2.00. Axminister
rugs $1.50. $6.00 and $6.00 axminister rugs 36x72 $3.85. $20.00 and $25.00 velvet art
squares 9x12 ft. very artistic designs $15.00 to $18,00 $25.00 ?md $30,00 axminister art
squares 9x12 floral and oriental designs special at $19.si).
Great Line of rockers for
Christmas presents, any style
you may need at special prices
$1.25 to $10.00. A great line
of chairs 50c. to $1.50. Great
line of beds $2.00 to $10.00.
Great lirie of dressers $5.00 to
$20.00.
Don't fojrget to see our im
mense stock of China war^,
decorated ware, fancy ware,
.¥lass ware, crockery, enamel
ed warCj, tin ware, everything
that will beautify the table of
the home or make a pretty
present for Christmas, The
stock is here and you can
make your selection without
going further. Our 6fl!erings
in this department alone is
worth coming many miles to
secure bargains.
Just received a great
line of Ladies coat suits
We can please you if you
have a wantm this line.
We have some very at-
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A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNpON
tractive patterns, and pri
ces are exceedins^ly low.
Boys' suits and overcoats
If yon have a boy that
needs a snit or over coat
if will pay yon to see our
stock. We have some
great vdues and can
please tlie most exacting.
Don't iorget onr Milli
nery Depcjtment. La
dles you cim supply your
kat wants right here at a
Some ^cial offerings in
men's Qolhing wd over
c6at& See the stock ano
«ive money.
store for
what you want. We
have the most complete
DEPARTMENT STORE
N. Carolina.