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Home Endorsement
Hundreds of EurUagton Citizens Can
Tell You AH About it.
Home endorsement, the public
expression of Burlington people,
should be evidenced beyoni dis
pute for every Burlington read
er. Surely the experience of
friends and neighbors, cheerfully
given by them, will carry more
weight than the utterjance of
strangers lesiding in faraway
places. Read the following:
C. B. Ellis, Front St, Burling
ton, N. C., says: “I hsve no hes
itation in saying that Doan's Kid
ney Pills are a reliable kidney
medicine and one that lives up to
all the claims made for it. When
I v;as suffering from an attack
of kidney complaint, I got got a
supply of Doan's Kidney Fills
from the Freeman Drug C6., and
after using th«m, the pain disap
peared. I publicly recommended
Doan’s Kidney Pilis at that that
time and I still think highlj of
them. I never, lose an opportun
ity to recommend this remedy.
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co.,
Bufalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-|Doan’s
—and take no other.
Haw Eiver Items.
Crowded out last week.
Dr Wicker, pastor the Christ
ian Church, being his last ap
pointment for tbi? conference
year preached his farewell ser
mon, which delighted us all. The
church called Dr. Wicker for
their pastor for the coming year.
He is an able minister and we are
glad the chureh has secured him
fcr another year.
We are glad to know the
graded school is doing such good
work under the ieadership of
Pi’of. Smith and his corps of most
excellent teachers. Our people
are standing by the Board and
the school. Let us talk up the
school, encourage everybody to
send his chileren who can. The
school days will soon be over. We
notice seveial on the streets who
Ought to be there eve’^y day.
There are about two hundred en
rolled.
Pork killing season is at hand
and there are some good o.ies to
be slaughtered, and not a few.
iW^rs. A. Q. Purcell who has
been confined to her room for
some days is up again, of which
her many friends are giad.
We have had some heavy frost
v/hieh makes us think back of
other years when we were boys
chasing old B.er R.ibblt.
Mr, and Mrs. L. H. Sykes, of
Orange Grove, spent last Monday
night with thefr aui t. Mrs. G.
W. P. Cate", while on their
s'ak with pneumonia at this wri
ting, We wish him a speedy re
covery. . .
And now the election is over
and we think all we are pleased
and will le for the next four,
years and let us fall in line to
make the country better and
more prosperous.
Mr. Jim Adams of Winston-
Salem spent Sunday with his
motner, Mrs. JJ. H. Blackman.
Mr.\W, H, Ghildrey told ua
he had one hundred kniting ma
chines in opperation and find sale
for his production. Mr, Childr'ey
is a hustling mill man,
We were told that a young
man in town went to church some
few night ago to accompany his
best girl home and he got left.
Ask the young druggist to ex
plain.
Mr. 0. B. Wright was in town
Tuesday morning for a while on
business. We were glad to see
him.
Our pen has been silent for a
while, and if this don’t find its
way to the waste basket we will
come again.
Miss Lillian Brewer, one of the
efficient teachers in the Graded
School last term here, was in
towri shaking hands with her
many friends. All of us were
glad to see her come after Miss
Lillian Brewer. She left for
Whitsett to spend a few days
with her sister. Her home i^
near Winston-Salem.
Miss Nellie Maxwell who has
been with the Oxford Singing
Class for quite a while is visiting
her many friends at Haw River,
N. C. for she has many. We
hope her stay will be pleasant.
BATTLElfMfl™a
ONE OF WAK’S DEAOUEST
Belgrade, Servia, Nov. 21.—In
the defense of Turkish fortress
of Monastir the in*" jitants of
the city fought with great feroc
ity, side by side with the Turkish
regulars. They bad been armed
with rifles provided bj the regu
lar army.
The brunt of the attack on the
fortress was borne by the Servi-
a 1 infantry. The men waded
breast deep in the water of the
surrounding marshes, and to:k
p )sition after posinon by sheer
do rged determination.
The Turkish troops on Tuesday
of this w ^ek made a last desper
ate elfort to break througli the
surrounding Servian cordon, and
in a measure' succeeded. The
fighting was very severe, and at
the end the troops were absolute-
)v beyond the control of their of-
ficeriS, each man fleeing the way
he thought best. Most of them
ran panic-stricken toward Fiori
na, followed by the Servian cav-
i airy. It is thought many of
way I them fell into the hands of the
Notice of Sale Real Estate.
By virtue of the piiwer contain
ed in a certain deed in trust ex
ecute to the Central Loan &
Trust Co. Trustee on the 27th
day of October, 1910, by R. L.
Black well and wife DorajB. Black-
well and duly registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds
for Alamance County, N. C. in
Book No, 50 page 296 to secure
the payment of a certain note
therein recited, default having
been made in the payment of
said note and the holder thereon,
having applied to us to make sale
of the real estate therein con
veyed in accordance with the
conditions in said deed in trust,
we will expose to public sale to
the highest bidder for each at
the Court House Door in the
County of Alamance, N. C. on
the 16th day of November, 1912,
Saturday at the hour of 12 o'clock
the land conveyed in said deed
in trust, to wit;
A certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Morton’s
Township, bounded on the North
by Robert Maynard, on the East
by T. B. Barker, on the South by
J. R. Gwyn and'on the West by
the remainder of the Jacob
Somers estate father of Lavenia
Tate, being the same land con
veyed by will of Jacob Somers
to his daughter, Lavenia Tate.
For further description see will
referred to and book of mortgagae
deeds of Alamance County, No.
50 page 296.
This the 16th day of October,
1912.
Centra] Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee.
How’s Tbis ?
A. offer One Huurtrerl Doiiare Reward
f r !iDy carte of Catarrh that cannot be
b.y tlall'a Catart h Cur.?.
F. jf- CHRNEY & CO., Toi^mo. O.
We, the cndersigned, Imve known F.
J. Chenej’ ior the last 15 years, and be
lieve hjiiJ perieotly honorable in all buss-
nesH transactions and tinaKcially able to
carry out anr obhgatioha made by hie
rtriE.
NATI0N:AL bank OF COMMERCE,
TOLEDO, O.
HsiO’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting dire;tly upon the blood and
rnucoud surfaces (A thpi gyatem. Testi
monieilB sent free. Price T5 ccnte per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hairu Family Pills for constipa-
tiua.
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Charlotte Qbseirver
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paper in North Carolina.
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ft handieH moi’e news matter, locfti
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other North Carolina newspaper. '
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Addreiw
THE OBSERVER CO..
Charlotte. N, C. ,
Coughs, Colds Watery Eyes
Cured iri A Day,
by taking Cheeneos Expectorant
also curesc^onsumption whooping
cough, droppings frem the nose,
and throat. Bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. Chee-
neys Expectorant a liquid prep
aration, tested for 50 years.
Thousands cures made were all
else failed. Try it Safe, sure
and satisfactory. Druggists 25c
and 50c
rrofessionm
ZS^Mre good red land farm,
2 liuies om town, 3-rooia
good barn
granary also
ORCHARD,
18 acj^s in cultivation, Balance
in pasture. Will sell at a
The Cesiral Loan Tnjst Co.
First National Bank Building,
Barlingtoit, - - N. C
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& Western
2!J, 193 2.
No.
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to Barlin ton to have some den
tal work done
Rev. B. T. Harley, pastor of
the M. E. Church will preach his I
farewell sermon here next Sun-i
day (Nov.24) for this conference
year. We want to see him re
turned to this circuit next year.
We have iearne i to love him and
he is an able minister, and for
tunate the circuit or charge that
may secure his services. He will
be ioved by his flock whether he
is returned or sent to another
field. ;
W'e are glad to note that Mrs.
G. W. P. Cates, who has been
quite feeble for a while is out
again.
Thanksgiving is near at hand
and we expect that many turk
eys will yield to the hatchet and
block, and at dinner send up a
pleasant odor from the many ta- j
Isles of the land. As we have!
had plenty we should lift our j
hearts in thanksving to the good!
Lord for his blessing and implore |
a continuation and preservation 1
of our lives in the future. j
We regret to note that Mr. and
Mrs, A. L. Coble’s little son is
Greeks advancing from Saloniki.
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SELF-POINTING
A Hammerioss Gun with Solid
Frame.
Easiest operating and Bmootli-
est action.
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5:05 p. m.
7:27 p.
8:2;-] p. m
8;:^™ p.,m.
8:54 p. fti.
9;35 p. m.
THE STEVENS
Repeating Shotgun
/ USYING
WO. / At $25.00,
is Indorsed hy Shoot
ers everywhere as
“Superb for Trap or
Field "
Miidc in five styles
and iliusfcrated and
described in Stevens
Shotgun Catalog'.
Have your Dealer siiow
you a Stevens. Repeater.
I. STEVENS mm&
TOOL CGfillPANY,
P.O.BoKSm,
CHSC0PEEFAU5, MRSS.
Charlott-e 10:20 a. m,
Winston 2:00 p. m
Walnut C. 2:4fi p. ui.
.Viadison 3;QJ p. m.
.\lay(»dan 3:(H> p. m.
Lv, M’tii’av'lie 4:04: p. m.
Ar Koanoke 6;ii0 p. ;n.
So. 21.
Daily
Lv. .Boaaoke a, S5S.
Lv. M’rl’nv’lle ll;55a. m.
Lv. Mayodan 1'2:4-7 p.
Lv. Madiaoa 12:51 p. m.
Lv. Walnut C 1; 20p.m
.ir, Winaton 2:00 p. m.
Ar. Charlotte 5:50 p. m,
Connections at Roanoke for ;ili polata
Niorth, East and West; Pullman Parlor
sleepiijg cars, dining ca,rs; meals a • 5a
carte,
'i rains ’21 .^trl '22 carry Pullnvau;
m1 epe s; "Wi stoii-.Sjileiu andYork
via Sh-^nandoflh Valley routcH. Dining
Cars north of tloHnakt*.
Trains leavt Durham fur Roxboro
Bouth Boston ari'l LTnchhtirg 7:00 a. m
daily,ami S.ao >». in. dailyexwrjtSnndav
W, £$. BEVSLIj, (Ten. Pfisi'r. Agt.
W. C. isAUNDlCUS, Ab«’t G-en’l Faa. Ag*
Eoanoke. Va,
Haye you a toeth to pdl ?
Have you tried my method?
If not, ask someone who has.
Dr. J. S. Frost,
Dentist,
Burlington, N,
Office phone 374-J; Res, 374-h.
J. p. Upooa, D. V. S. W. Ai.. Hornaday
Spoan & Hornaday
Veterinarians
Otflee and Hospital Cffliw Phont* ;$7T
415 Main St. Ueaid*>nee IPhone
C. A. Anderso0^^M* D.
Office hours 1 to 2 p, m. .7 t© 8
First National Bank Bteiiding.
Leave day cills at Bradleys Drug
Store.
Dameron & Long
ATTORNEYS AT hhWM
j aoolph io iv 6
Ihirluijstoti i GriiiiiiTR
office in j offlce iu
”P)9dmon1 Bailding ( BoSM^teMsoo Bldg.
Fbone • 250 Vhm 1004S
OVER 6S YCARtS*
EXPERIENCe
John H. Vernon,
Attorney aua uounselior at Law,
Burlington, N* C.
OfHoe over Rmdley^s- Drug Store.
Phone 66,
John R. Hoffman,
/ Attorney-at-Law
Burlington, Nortia^ Carolina.
OfBee, Seconi Floor tirsi Na^boai
Bauk BaUdiitg.
Trad? Mj^RKS
Designs
CoPYRiGHTS dfcc.
AnfOttSSeTidfng a atui J.!ORCri'/>tlon miky
ascerLfi.ir\ our o.»iu\ \ froe whether ac
^nTeation ia probab'/y paie?)t ahle. Oommunlcft-
cloaft^stricLlyconrMtiiititth ffiANliBOOK on Patflut®
eesit free. OIrteBt ak'tsncy for pecuriug patianta.
pjfctetitft taken thro«.jfb Muim Co. recelTt^
7p€CUU without; charge, iuttie
Scientific Jfiuertcan.
A;ba'ndeoTiiGl;9'11histrHl‘'’il weekly, TiftTcrest clr-
ouiatiori ot any snientitic jouriuU. Termsk $3 a
r«ar; four ni0fAtb3» SolU byuU
WM & Vorlf
Branch Office. RliS F St., Wwiiintrron, D. C.
B H C H
WITH
Good Sihging" and Etencing.
i-Class Show in Every
DR. J. K BROmS
i
Surg6on> Ikntist
Foster Building
BtTRLlJNGTON, N. C.
M. D. Entire Week Beginning Dec
rhysiciafl & Surgeon.
Over Burliogton Drug Stoir^.
Office Hours*.
8:00 to 10:00 4:00 to 6:011
X-EAY WORK,.
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4 IIFL ^ ^ ^ ^ J I of that magnificent property, lying, on both
W fed S CiteCteO, i J between Haw River Junction
and Burlington have had the same sub-divided into
building lots and have placed the same in our hailds
to be sold for cash or on easj^ payment plan. The, Etst lots
sold will go at a price that will surprise yo\h As other lots
arc Gold the price will, from time to tim.e, be advanced,: Do.
noi L'aiss your oppcrluinty. Begin now to lay the • founda
tion for your conifo;rt and good fortiinc. ien Dollars down
and i' ive Dollars a month buys your choico Jot.
No Interest, No'Taxes, and a 5c .car fare, to either Burliog-
111 J B s ■'T\ \ Kiver. The Piedmont Railway and
raSS me rvavtoa oetter Uav wectric cotot^y & now prepared to furnish at a tow rate,
^ J I current tor lighting residences on this property. '
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Wheh lotjs paid for, we v/ili, furm'sb
plans and’raaterial and biiild your, choic-
of house on lot and give you five years to
pay for it. . Under this 'plan, mcritbM-
Qu.arte.rly, setrii-annual or anriUal
.inayhe made..; ' ■
'Irivestigate.,,\' ^ '
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Yes you can]
Why not connect
Ford has b en gres
greatly increased
teach.
These nei
early order
from
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We have thi
e are in a po|
Jivii.g you an
lelection.
Just receive]
ihipped to Alj
A car load
if Ranges to s|
A full line ol
venous
s. B. HARTMAN, M.
In I860 I Vfiis praclJcing raj
!jnersviH«, rentifsyjvania,
(arming community. A
BjWzen of that locality call^
office one flay In a, very leea
|Mon. So much, so he had to t
itl allehtlnsr from hJs waj
I found on questiontag hltl
“ftd been afllicted for about tl
pe had consulted various f
kmong them a specialist from j
fhl^ They pronounced his
Brig'ht*iB disease of the ktdJ
'^*'8 gradually tailing' In etreJ
flesh rajiiaiy, and altosej
iitea a very pitlaWe specf
^mnant of a once gtrong
Han.
I had been treattnig' a rsei
™ suoceBadfuUy. I’his nelq
«!|rhly recommendfifj ine atv^
ba had come to ir.e.
He told me that the dot
|tracU«»l]y'jfivcn up his case
and iie felt free to cojj
|®tter pbyalcian. *1 hesitated
I ail I felt sure I cou
more than the ot
IJ'Owui had done. 1 told him
iy**»ted upon my prescribing:.
of Um» JeffcraoA Me
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