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a Ind d- pe jse lys j L J. MAZUR’S GREAT ECONOMIC SALE Our buyer has just left for the Northern markets, and new goods will start to roll in soon in our store. Thousands of dollars worth of winter stock must be sold in a short time to make room for our Big Spring Stock. Prices not considered; the room is what we need now. 5c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, spe cial 6 for 5c. 10c and 12c Percals and Dress Ginghams, special 7Vc. ^Mercerized silkatine, fine, for Dresses, value 20c, special 12|c. A big line of 50c Dress Goods, special 3T>c per yd. Big Bargains in ladie^ and Children's Coats and Coat Suits. Men's Heavy Underwear, 50c quality, 31c. Men's $1 all wool underwear, special 69c. 100 ladies’ fine skirts, value $2.50 and $3. Special, while they last, $1.69. ‘ Ladies’ and Men’s socks and stockings, special for Friday and Saturday, only 3 . a pair. Big bargains in Men’s Cloth ing. $6 and $7 Men’s Suits, $3.49, SIO and $12 Men’s Suits, $5.98. 25 acre good red land fam, 2 miles from towDv 3-room, frame cottage, good bam and granary also GOOD ORCHARD, 18 acres'in cultivation, balance WiQsellata m in; $15 Men’s Suits, special for Friday and Saturday, only $8.49. $1.00 and $1.25 Sateen, spaeiil 89c per yd. Special for Fri. and Sat. orily 60 Ladies 50c Corsets 40 “ $1 39c 69c These are just a few bargains, must be sold regardless ot cost. There are thousands of others which Come in and see for yourself. The Central Loan & Trust Co. First National Bank Building, 6ttr}in|[ton; * ? - N, C? j M Bro\viihio- Prp^. - Jsyo. JUJomnnn. Jt Tm-is The Dispatch A Whole Year $1 The Store That Always Sells the Same Goods for Less Money J. MAZUR Mail) St. BURLINGTON. N. C. You can prevent a spell of sick ness, hiring nurses, etc., by buyin] a 10c package ot rail;/ 's Colt Tablets. These ablets haye been thoroughly tried out, and are rec ommended as perfectly reliable. i- i. Seaator F. M. Simmons Unani- moHS Cloi:e Raleigh, Jan. 17, —Hoti. F. M, S-'rnmons was tonight acclaimed ile choice of North Carolina Democary :op Uaited States Senator, to succeed himself for a j.hird lei'm, by a caucus of the fltmccratic members of the Gen- prelim- United ;epar- lera! Assembl.v. This i; Inary to ■1C- ^ balloting- for mate and House \ |ir ' I’.i 't T; I r izine. Ion cave chain . junet te and Ito the lote!in r’e you [of the )od at ‘op]i«d lateiy next Tuesday and declared pe Senator in ;iMnt session thi: jioilDwing day. U'ednesday^. Governor Craig' attended thf and 'oundly cheerec ,fc entered ti^e ha:l. Hon. '■'.ughlon was madf* pres- I he caucus, .Senator' rJei'amy of New Han- ■i' ^.he spe^^ch nominat- : y Simmon? to suceof-f* '-'ei', He paid tribute to V-.t service to the party as •y.iiic'it; leader and to the State '■ - r;t:re Nation as a states 'll. Ke recounted service •ici'er; his City of Wilming- ^^:ern Carolina and ths arge In the Congress, ing speeches were by "onnor. Representative :iams of Guilford and ‘^■’•.Cj.-r.ent of Halifax. On -Jiior. o: Senator Bryant of '.•‘n’.ar;. - ne selection of Senator by acclamation. A. 0. Watts announ- ~.-cr;.ocratic State Chair- V',v.-as in the hall with ■aesi-.-e troai the State Execu- ' r '“■-•--.n-jiuee. This W”as found 'S-natorial primary re- ^ r.airman Webb assured • •Ur'S, amid laughter, acti(»n was in accord :;^imary returns. hundred women fought the police today in one of the fiercest riots since the beginninfj? of the gar ment workers’ strike. A lone polieeman who tried to protect male strikebreakers was severely beaten. 'I'he poMceman arrested one voman, but had to summon 12, nioi e bluecoats before he could g:et his priboner to the station nouse. The police accomplished ih's by fornsing a hollow square which was beset on all sides by battling garment workers. F i e wi'.men were arrested in inothei- riot which started when lie women assaulted a truck fivrr r'f'h’vering rrattresses for ne use of strikebreusver'. Write Ideas For Moving Pictwre YOU Can Write Photo Earn $25.00 or More WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW! ■> A to ^h Suit Settled. . 17. -The Clerk of Court recieved a -eek for $3,698.05 :.i>rnton Light and rny, of Hickory, :n fal' for costs and :/-red against the he last term of court of Edward Bumg- killed while in or thia comneny. The Iwo Sinners She was a woman, old and thin, whom the world condemned for a single sin. They cast her out on the kirigs highway, and pass ed hei by as they went to pray. He was a man and more to blame, but the world spared a breath of shame. Beneath his feet he saw her lie, but he raised his head and passed her by. They w^ere the people that went to pray, at the temple of God on the holy day. They scorned the woman, forgave the man; twas ever thus since the world began. Time passed on and the woman died; on cross of shame she was crucified. The world was stern and would not yield, snd they buried her in the potter's field. The man died too, and tjhey buried him in a casket of cloth, with a silver brim, and as they turned from the grave said,^ "'we buried a noble man to-day.’' Two mortals knocked at Heaven's g.ate- stood face to face to incjuire their fate. He carri ed a passport with an earthly sign, but she a pardon from love divine. O ye who judge ’twix love and vice which, think ye, entered Paradise? Not he whom the world has said would win but the woman alone was ushered in. Exchange. ^f;ngai'ner was eiectro- ■;v' repairing a street ‘’- 'xory last summer. h Job Witi Deadly liatplB: '^vrk, J^in. IB,—with r«mbr-8Ua3» President-elect Wilson says the tasks ahead of him of making ap pointments to office is wholly hateful". Don't you know that sounds ungrateful to the indhon or more office seekers who feel that they helped Mr. Wilson get hi&joh. If you have ideas—if you can THINK- -we will show you the secrets of ihis facinating new pro.fession. Positively no experienwe or literary excellence necesscry. No “flowery language” is wanted. Tne demand for photo plays is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers are “moving heaven and earth” in their attempts to get enough good plots tq supply the ever increasing demand. They are offering $100, and more, for single scenarios, or written ideas. Nearly all the big film companies, the buyers of photo plays, are located in or near New York Gity. Being right on the spot, and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by tiie producers, our Sales Department has a trem endous advantage over agencies sit idted in distant cities. We have received many letters from the big film man ufacturers, such as Vitagraph, Edison, Essanay, Lubin Solax, Imp, Rex, Reliance, Champion, Comet, Melies. etc., urging us to send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we will gladly teach you the secrets of buccess. We Are Selling Photo Plays Writteo liy People Wlio “teyer Before Wrote a Ling for PuWicaflOD” Perhaps we can do the same for you. [f you can think only one good idea every week, and will write It out as directed by U3, and it sells for only $25, a low figure, Ifou Will Eafft $100 Per Mont!? for Spare Time Work jCppp. Send your name and address at once for free copy of ITfinii FI if u our illustrated book, “Moving Picture Play writing." iiIju Don’t hesitate. Don't argue. Write NOVV and learn just what this new profession may mean for you and your future. - M'i III ■ i.Hi US National Authors’ 1543 BROADWAY NEW o
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