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fuJGAJL. AISTT) PERS01SrAT.|
By the way does any body
know whether Tom Marshall of
Indiana is still living?
Dr. Win. E. Crntciifieid
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
of Greensboro. S. C., will be at
The Piedmont, Burlington, N.C.,
the forenoons of Tuesday and
()uit^ H «umbc r of bachelors
fp.ciped Leao year intact.
\|;s5 Anthea Clapp spent
vjr.day High Point the guest
M, patriotic is the average
„jr;v;n that he will not express
Of: onion.^ preferring to send it
1V rai'cc-s I ost.
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ir^rry to lean^
Greeson who is now
j.r Si i.eos Hospital
? rot improving.
Greensboro
]: is against the law to send
hcf 'e t i;arcel post, as post-
ir.r.n liave all the temptations
'■iev can withstand now.
For further information, apply
to Clerk, or to Dr, Crutchfield at
Greensboro.
Offices—400-401 ^IcAdoo Office
Building, Greensboro, N. C.
Residence" 17 4S
Phones
I Office
133
%\ The Pioneer Bank:
Of Alamance; Oounty
CAPITAL AND JUPvPLU.5, $135000
—That ni make a will todav and appoint the AL
AMANCE loan and trust COMPANY as
my Executor to protect my wife and'children.
—Oh. no, I am not thinking about.dying ar^y more
than I expect ray home to burn'tonighti- * •
—Just a matter of being on the safe side, that’s a".
— To be sure, I haven’t rsiaeh property; that’s a
fact, but I want to feebsai’e about whit little I
hav.e got.
— And what’s the use nut'irv/ it off?~Don’t cost
a cent, and, wha*'.’s '^lore. I c-m select any
lawyer I want to help d 'aw up the will.
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Saturday N ght, January 18th, 1913
£d. W. Roland and Edwin Clifford, (Inc.)
OFFERS -
A New Production of Human Interest
O S A
The Great New York Chi
cago and Boston Success
FOUNDED UPON AN
EMBLEM OF PURITY
by EDWARD E. ROSE..
J
PLAY
CAST
PRODUCTION
v\'ritten and Staged by the
Author of More Succes
ses Than Any Oth-
er Playwright
in the World
Prices-50c, ?5c,
Now IS the time to. buy all kinds of feedstuff, before the
bad weather sets in Prices are
i^oing to be higher, we have
bought at the low price during
the holidays, and it will be com
ing in by the time you read this,
don’t wait, buy now and save
money. We carry nothing but
the best in Corn, Oats, Meal,
Flour. Red dog, shipstaff,. bran,
C. S. Hulls and i leal, Also cab
bage, apples, potatoes,. Sugar
and all kind of candies..
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Successors to Burlington Grocery Co.
MILLERS’ AGENTS, tLROSE m DAN VALLEY FLBUK
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all our custoin^rs and friends for the bus
iness entrusted to us during the year 1912
and hope the jear has proven as prosper
ous for each one of you as it has for us.
During &e commg year we intend to
exert every pos»Ue energy to again mer
it your confidence and business, extend
ing to^ all every possible courtesy consist
ent with sound, safe, conservative yet lib
era! banking ideas.
Wishing you all the compliments of th^
season and hoping we may see*you in our
bank often during 1913^ we are,
Most truly yours,
The Officers and Directors of the
'if/' i*
of Burlington, N. C.
Fine Horses, Mares, and Mules IJj!
IS
Will have a Car Load of Nice Horses,
Mares and Mules at ^
Burlington, N, €., January 17th
Come early and get your choice
Moore, Tickle & Co. |
% Burlington,
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North Carolina ^
Danville, Va., Jan’y 14th, 19LS.
TO OUR FRIEND vAND^ATRONS
beg to advise you'that our mi,rket resumed sales on the 7-
I th inst,, and that prices are fully up to the high level, containing
I prior to the ‘‘Holidays/’ in fact all good working tobaccDS were
I considered higher, the past week.
I We confidently look for an even stronger market from now on,
) especially on all grades with character and body.; Dan ville has so
, far outstripped all competitors this seasoa (both as to quantity and
{prices,) that there can be no difference in opinion as to where to
i sell and if yoi will patrmize any branch of the Dinville Co-Op3ra*
tive Warehouse Company you will know exactly with whom to
sell. We offer you greater inducements than any one else can of
fer, and you will find it to your interest in every way to sell with
us.
Thanking you for your valued favors of the past, and tender
ing our best service for the future, we wish you a happy and
prosperous New Year.
Your friends trulv.
Danville Co-Operative Warehouse Co.
Come in and get a, hH klet (: .xpiaining
the special fean.irts f'-:' oar Tn st I'e-
Davtmerjt.
sr GOVERNvl’ENT
DiKO:?! T'.^R Y
UNilEJ
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. Fresh Candies that are pui'e
at 10 c^ent the pound, at 5 and
10 cent store.
Any play which can play to
packed houses for eight consecu
tive weeks at the Globe Theatre
in Boston is worthy of much
attention. This is what ’’The
Rosary” did last winter. It
comes here soon.
There is not a section of the
country that Rowland and Clif-
foi'd havn’t ser.t a Company of
The Rosary” , this year. The
I olay is still proving a big hit
every where.
Casino Saturday night Jan-
; uary 18th.
!' Miss Cal Boland left Wednes
day for Durham where she will
j spend several days the guest cf
her sister.
Mrs. Cathleet Blaylock of Rox-
; boro is the guest of Mrs. Vernon
I this week.
j New Music 10 cents copy at
i the 5 10 and 2-j cent store.
Miss Flora Mebane left Mon-
i day for High Point where she
: will spend the week the guest of
her sister Mrs. Colon Vuncannon.
The Postal Telegraph Co., are
pleased to announce to their
friends that they now have two
j telephones.
I Mr. J. F, Watson of Elm City |
! made a short call first of the I
I week visiting his sisterinlawj
! Miss Jennie Vaughn.
I Miss Blanch Teague of Elon:
I College has recently been the!
j guest of her uncle Mr Ed Teague |
I '
I Miss Ozzie Lassiter and R. E|
I Jordan of Hillsboro spent Sun-1
I day the guest of Miss Hortence
i Rimmer,
i
I Mr. Geo. Hoffman spent last
I week in Guilford County the
i guest of relatives and friends.
I Miss Lois Reitzel of Hartshorn
j soent Wednesday in our town
I shopping and visiting her cousin
I Miss Addie Ray.
Look at These Bargains
AFTER
10 and 12 1-2 c gingham right coats special
from the ti!!s specials for this
clearance sale, your choice 9c.
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.00, and $4.00
blazer coats and sweaters spe
cial for this sale SI.79. $10.pO!
and $12.50 Johnnie coats speci.al
for this sale $6.89. $10.00 and
$12.00 novelty suiting long coats
s])rcial at $7.48: $12 50 and $1,5.00
black astrion ladies coats special
at $8.95. $12 50 ladies coat suits
$8 88. $15.00 and $20.00 ladies
coat suits special $10.89 50. and
60cavatirn caps your choice 39c.
Big bargains in ladies dress goods
and suiting. 56 in wool suiting
special 59c. real value $1 00 to
SI 25 5(Jc arr] 60c 51'in. broad
cloth sp' cia' at 30c. '^^l 25 fancy
suiting 5> in. special 79c. $1.25
broad c'oth .special 79c. 5c dress
and $7.95.
$12.50 and $15.00 mens over
coats special $8.95. Keep warw.
Look at these prices on blankets.
$4.00 fine wool blankets special
$2 68. $1.00 and $1,25 cotton
blankets 75c. $5.00 wool blankets
special $^’.5S. $6.00 and $6.50
wool blankets.$4.58, Large stock
of McKinley music. 10c per copy.
See our furniture and house
furnishing department. You con
save money here. 35c Jap rugs
27x54 19c, 60c Jap rugs 36x72
38c $5.00 Jap rugs 9x12 ft. $2.59.
$1.00 and $1.25 brussel rugs
27x54 this sale 79c. $1.50 velvet
rugs 27x54 this sale 99c. $12.50
and $15.00 brushes art squares
this sale $9.95. $25.00 and 1^.00
axminster art squares 9x12 ft.
this sale $19.95. Any thing you
goods 39c. Good range of colors, want In furtjiture, bed springs,
$1.C0 and $1.25 messaline, 1 yd. dressers to furnish or beautify
wide, 89c, per yd. 38 in, sheeting | your home you will find here at
special oc per yd. Heavy sheet
ing 7c per yd. 50c ladies pants
29^. Big bargains in men’s,
boys and childrens clothing. $2.-
00, $2.50 boys suits, knee pants
special $1.69. S3.00 and
boys knee pant suits $2.48.
and $5 00 boys knee pant
special $3 50, $6 00 and
mens suits special $4.98.
and slO.^O mens suits special
$6.75. and S7.85 $12.00 to $15.00
mens suits special $9.85. $15,CO
to §20.00 men’s suits special $12.-
95. SS.OO and $10.00 mens over-
$3 50
$4 00
suits
$8.00
S8.00
a savingi Great offerings on
glass ware, china and decorated
ware. New things just arrived
in white goods, laces and em
broideries. 5c. 8c and lOc vais.
torchoi^s and linen laces special
for this sale 5c. J 2 and 15c cluny
lace and shadow lace 10c. Great
valuesin white goods. 12c, 15c,
and 18c fancy white goods spe
cial .-at lOc. 15c white go^s
specie.} 10c. Great bargains for
this white goods and clearance
sale. .
COME TO SEE US.
FOR all
kinds of
Commer
cial and
Job Print
ing. call
or phone
PHONE
255
JOS. A. ISLEY & BRO. CO.
Great Department Store
Burlington, - -
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