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earn Coach
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Team Coach
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^’clock
thirty
[ms coached by thej
5ase Ball Coaches in
id 35 cts.
Refined Vaudevills,
re Works.
1.00
ecials
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er a special re^
s Clothing.
17,50
$9,75
$13.50
‘ing are at half
extra lot of one
closed out
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Soda!
Prescriptions &(pedalty
We Deliver the Goods
maia Street
Morrow
&
Bason
Green
excellent bargains
most
Muslin Underwear.
We will be glad
the good values in Corset Covers, Princes Slips Gowns
July 4th is the day to buy cheap,
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floCA-L AISTD — ~ .
Field Peas, All varieties, For
sale by Merchants Supply Co,
Urs M. B Lindsey is the guest
ofreiatives st Raleigh this week.
Vorsale, Good sixroom two
" dwelling on Front Street.,
to Miss Mary Cates.
story
App^y
\ir E. M. Cheek earner on
I 10 spent Sunday in town
ifiith friends,
WVNTED—Position as book-
:.geoy best of reference. Ad-
X care State Dispatch.
Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Willis--of
rip^nsboro spent Sunday , the
g^esr of Miss Beulah Willis.
;\Ir. and Mrs. Albert Malone
Spencer spent
Sunday the guest of her father. ’
May me Ray of Graham is
ipending a few days the guest
of "her sister Miss Addie.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Summers were
business viators to the city of
Winsion-Salem Monday.
Mr. Dewey Bass who was op-
;^raied on at Stokes Sanatorium
Salisbury 10 days ago is improv
ing nicely and will soon be home.
i\lr. Will Trolinger who has
been clerking in H. M. Love's
srore has accepted work in the
store at Glencoe. ■
Misses Hattie, Sula dnd Llovd
Blaylock, accompanied by Mr.
Clarence Marlett, were visitors
in the city of Greensboro last
Saturday evening.
Miss Flossie Hitchins once a
milliner in our town is here visit
ing her many friends. . She has
bwn in Georgia during the past
season.
The Baptists will ran an excur
sion to Raleigh Saturday. The
excursion will start at 7The
round trip fare will be $1.00 and
jMidren 50 cents.
Mr. J. W. Bryan spent Sunday
and Monday in the city the guest
of his sister Mrs. W. W. Brown
returning Monday to Spencer
where he is employed in the
Railroad shops.
Both the stores at Whitsett,
the one being the propery of J.
Frank Swift the other Mr, Old
ham were destroyed by fire Fri
day night shortly after
midni?[ht. Both buildings with
stock carried insurance. The
postofiice which was in the
building? adjoining Ml*. Swift
was also destroyed.
Drs. Spoon and Horaaday have
added an automobile to their
means of travd.
Red Dog Shipstuff, Dan Val
ley feed and flour, Wholesale on
ly. Merchants Supply Co.
Miss Bessie Tilson of Marahall
who has been visiting in New
York is spending a few days the
guest of Miss Verna Cates. T
Melrose and Dan Valley Flour,
Two of the best, for sale by all
leading Grocers,
Mr. J. B. MeVey of the Snow
Camp neighborhood caught sev
enteen rats at one time in a trap
he bought from Jos. A. Isley&Bro
Mr. and Mrs. H.G. King spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Horne. Mrs King is still the
guest of Mrs. Home.
Corn, Oats, Cottonseed, Hulls
and Meal, Wholesale only. Mer
chants Supply Co. »
Miss Grace Carter of Holly
Springs will arrive today to be
the'! guest of Misses Bertha , and
i Verna Cates.
i Enrich your land and your
I pocket book at the same time by
sowing peas, All varieties for
sale by Merchants Supply Co.
Miss Mae Barrette returned
home Monday after having
spent a week in Koxboro the
guest of relatives and friends.
In the home of Mas‘ Ellen
Loy between Burlington and
Glen Raven at3 p. m. June 22nd.
Mr, Barney Moore and Miss
Esther Ingle were married by
Rev. J. D. Andrew.
The 8th of August is Annual
Orphanage Day, for the Reform
ed Orphanage at Cresent. N, C.
An excursion -will be run from
BurlingtoU to Crescent that day.
Watch the paper for later an
nouncements.
Morrow Bason & Green
Burlington,
G
Mr. Vance Cates of near Ora
nge Grove is the guest of his bro
ther Mr. C. C. Oates.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Holt Sr, ret"
urned to Burlington Monday eve
ning after having spent several
months the guest of their childr
en.
Miss A\ma Decarteret left this
morning for Montreat where she
will spend several months with
a view ojE improving her health.
Burlington is the place. The 4 th
of July is the time join the crowd.
Remember Saturday June 29 th
i:^ the date of the excursion to
Raleigh.
Don't fail to see one if not both
of the ball games on the 4th,
Miss Manie Malone is spending
several weeks the guest of Miss
Flossie Tilley at Hillsboro.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth
and Master John Barnwell are
the gueat of their uncle Mr. John
Kennion of Hillsboro.
New Pfcarmadsts
Only thirty five out of severity-
thee passeci the State Bc^id of
Pharmacy at Waynesville this
week Among tho^e who were
fuceesful was Mr. Chas. E. Ma-
ion of this t Ihce and Mr. Eugene
F. Rimmer or’ Hillsboro.
, Mr. Koy Cates of Conway S. C.
is The cf his Mr. C, C. Cates.
LIST OF UNCIilHEB LETTERS
Remaining in Ppst Office at
Burlington, N. C. June. 22 191l!
Gentlemen:
Wlem Lipsen, W. L. Harris.
Ladies:
Misses Annie May Andrew?,
Mrs, Mamie C. Burkett, Miss
Mary Bay, Miss Pearl Batton (2).
Miss Carrie Graeber, Miss Ma?-
J?i6 Hutt, Mrs, Sallie Johns-fn
MIm Hazel McAdams (2, M rs-
J. P. Thompson, Lenora Vaug
hn.
matter
i oxur money m
or whether it is deposited there by
it is going to
.same.';' Put it
yourselt, and yOu enjoy the
yoiir
someb
The First National
N, C.
Persons calling for any of these J?
letters will please say “Advertis-. W
ed,” and give date of advertise i W
list. JiS
J.'Zeb Waller,
Post Mas’e?.
Auto nobile Owners.
Frddens Qwrdi Itemf.
Very large crowd of young pec-
ple met at Mr. Perry Lows last
Sunday and enjoyed themselv^
awhile in singiiig.
The memoril service wili ^ held
at Freidens the first Siifiday in
July. Sunday school every Sunday
at ten o. clock. On the first Sun
day in July there will be all day
service, Sunday school at ten o’
clock. Preaching at 11 a. ni.,
and there will be three addresses
in the afternoon.
The Washington Township Sun
day School Convention will beheld
at Freidens on Friday, July the
12th,beginning at ten o’clock.
A Picnic Oi^ng.
.A. ddightful picnic outing was
given Tuesday night in honor of
Miss FlossieHitchins. T^« r^wd
went on the street car to Hardens
Park Where a delightful supper,
was served, ■ The evening was i
very i^asantly spent.
We are now in a poisitiun to do all kinds of au
tomobile repair work jpromptiy in the most satis
factory man net. We employ none but ski^ed
machinists, therefore, we ask that vou give us aui
opportunity to demonstrate the efficiency of our
equipment
We can dp any and everything in the line of
machine shop work,
HOLT ENGINE COMPANY
BURLINGTON, - -- - - - - - - . Ni
OLDEST, LARGEST and S ROSGESI
Bank in Alanim^e County.
Acts As Executor, Trustee, Administrator,
I Guardian, Etc*
In Placing Your Estate
In the hands of this company you secure integri^r
j and responsibility-skilful management and wise judg^-
^ menc in makiug investments.
"iTnever dies: never takes a vacation; is never out of
town; but is always ready to serve you while
living, and faithfully execute every provision of your,
will when you have passed away.
In choosing an Executor it is a solemn digy you o we
to those dependent on you to consider SAl?g li ,
TEGRITY and ABILITY above all things. We myito
you to look into our record before decidiiig this matte,
finally; inquire about us. Ask people who
.clients; then you can better appreciate how satisfacton-
jly we meet these requirements.
Come In and Talk It Over
With Us
STATES GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITORY
UNITED
©
NwC, Senatorial Race.
The Greenville Piedmont, a S.
C. newspaper aptly sums up the
senatorial situation in North
Carolina thusly:
“There is a. family of brothers
in North by the name of Kitchin
who'have for ma’iy years looked
upon it as the duty of the State
to furnish them their living.
For years two of them were
Congressmen and one a legislator.
One of them is still a Congress
man one a legislator while the
other is now governor. His
term as governor is about to ex
pire as the chief executive is
not eligible for re-election in
North Carolina Lhe has had to
look about for another office.
He decided upon the United
States Senate."
‘ ‘Now the occupant of the seat
which Governor Kitchin seeks is
a very worthy representative.
He has done much for the State
not only as senator but as chair
man of the Democratic party be
fore he was made senator. He
has done far more for his party
and for his State than Mr. Kitch-
♦ ' > J ■
in.”
‘ ‘But Mr. Kitchin began a very
active campaign several months
ago. He attacked the tariff re
cord of Senator Simmons think
ing this his weakest point. He
attempted to read him out of the
party because of his vot^
Last week the North Carolina
D^ocratic Convention met at
Raldgh and endorse the tariif
record of the Senator. Now Mr.-
Kitchin is without any camj
matedal whatever. It 1
mighty like there is goin^
a Kitchin without a pubhc om^
wiiich will be very unusual both
for the i^unily and for the State”
jO^videoniaii.
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Front of Jos. A. Isley & Bro, Go. Great’Dept. Store
Well bow are these prices? Just a foretast of the large savings at Isleys Great Depart
ment Store. . ■ ■ .
200 doz. 1 qt. Masons fruit jars at 59 c. per dozen. *
200 dozen 1-2 gallon Masons fruit jars at 79 c, per dozen>
2000 yards of 39 in, sheeting Sea Island finish at 5 cents per yard.
Good yard bleaching 5c. per yard. v40 and 50c. ladies waists special at 19c. $1.50 and $2.-
00 ladies waists special at $1.00, 75c, 80c, and $1.00: ladies waists special at 50e. 50c mens
shirts special at 38c, 76c mens shirts collars on and bif 49c. 3000 yds, best bl^ching^
special at 8c, 2000 yds, voil, lawn and dimpty specif at 5c. 15c galetia cloth specwl *t
10c, Ladies silk ho&e 25c «nd 50. Hot of mens and ladies shoes ranging in pr&e from
$1.75 to $3.00, special at $1,29. 1 lot of mens shoes from $3,00 to $4.00 sffecial your choice
at^$1.99. 1 lot of ladies white buck oxfords $3.00 and $3.W special at $1.9§. 1 tot Yd.
wide silks, messalines worth $1,25, special at 95c. 1 lot of \featistei merserised, nice bor-'
ders worth 20c, special at 15c. 25c and 35c ribbon, special at 19c. , 20c aiid 25c ribbon,
special at 15c. 15c and 20c ribbon, special at 10c. lOcmens gray hose 5c. 1 lot ladies
hats, sailors and trimmed, this season styles, ranging in price from $1.00, $1.^, special
your choice at 48c. 1 lot ladies hats ranging in price from $2.00 up to ^.06 special, yoiir
choice at 98c. Just received, a big lot of enahsel ware. If you want to your money
do double duty go through this department and make ijrour investments and you will save
half. Our second floor is filled with new furniture, new rugs art squares, linoleum luid
everything to beautify your home. Our grocery Department receives daily fresh Vegeta
bles. If you want something to ^at, nice and fresh, come to see iis or ’phone your order.
Give Us Your Trade and Save Money.
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Great Departm(^ Store.
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