THE TWICS-A-WEEK iOtSPATCH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1914
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Big lot of
Hoylei's Christmas Candy
just received.
Freeman Drug Co
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i local ANX) PERSON i^LL |
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Mr. A, R. Howell, of H^feh Point, h
in town.
Mr. B. E. Isley is spending tlie week
in Norfolk.
Mr. H. G. Isley wa? a Graensboro
visitor yesterday.
Mr. DeWitt Covington, of iVuivilin*
rj is here ■with friends.
Miss Msrtha Grier left Thiii-sdny
for her *iome in Baitimore.
Mr. ti. R. Compton, of Cedar Gi'ove,
spent Christmas in town.
Mr. Chai'les Way is in Gr-eu'^coro
for a few days on business.
Mrs. A. T. Herrington, of S»nford.
* is visitinf? Mrs. J. H. Pickarci.
Mr. Claud Holt, of Hamlet, is vis
iting Ws mother, Mrs. T. L. Holt.
Miss Besaie Barton is spending: to
day in Greensftoro with friends.
Mr. Lacy Rumbl^y, of Norfolk, is
visiting his parents at Saxapahaw.
Mr. Chas. Conn, of Oxford, is thij
guest of his sister, Mrs. I. J. Mazur.
Mjss Florine Robertson, ot’ Hi^ch
Point, is sp*»ndin^ the holidays here.
Mr. S. L. Spoon, of Hartshorn, gave
*'’"*'Thi^'T5TSpatclr a pleasnnt calf yester
day.
Mr. Joe Thompson spent several
days at Mobiuio with Uis« piiroats last
week.
Miss FiUla (*ati;s, of LJurlu*'n, it:
visitinp iior siVter, Mrs. S. Allori
Horne.
f Misses Ruth and Fanny Leo. Dam-
eron, of Durham, are visitinjr fricndf’:
in town.
Messr.s. Rob Rankin and Hel Wil
liams, of (Jreensboro, Wei's in the city
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Nick MebaMc, vf
Grtsensgforo, spe!'t Sunday here with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Johii Kennedy are
%-isitins: friends in Thomasvillu :.nd
Hiirh Point.
Jolielte Isloy has returned
fro7)^ BtiUimore where she ha=: been
takiiisr trodtmcnt.
Mr, John Troxler, a studeni of Ca-
t.iwba College, Newton, is N-isitine:
Miss Fannie Cliipp.
Mr. Ernest Mclver» who has been
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iii Virgfinia for some time, is visiting
relatives in the city,
Mr. Rufus Wilson has returned
from Salisbury, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridije Steele, of
Danville, Va., are visitinfy his brother
Mr. S. A. Steele and other relatives.
Misses Mary und Margaret Free
man and Mamie Newlin spent from
Saturday till Monday in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ferre!! returned
home Sunday at Mebane, aftej* spend
ing: some itme with Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Neivlin.
Mr. Harry Burns, of the National
Biscuit Co., Durham, spent Christmas
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. L.
Burns.
The ffawk Hunt Mjill be closed, on,
the ‘{1st day of Dece.*nber at about
2;00 o’clock. Plt*a.«e be on and at
that time at Wm- B. Sharpe*^.
Mr. ;iiui Mrs. L. H. Goss and Mr.
F. W. Denny and family, an(i Miss
Alma Wilson, of Durham, spent the
wtek with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mur
ray.
Ml*, and .Mrs. i\ L. (ilenn and son,
of Winston, and Mr. C. H. Morrow, of
Hamlet,’^and W, h. Morrow, of Hiprh
Point, were here last week visitii;^;:
tbojr mother, Mrs, D. F. Morrow*
Rex’. !>. H. Tuttle will condut-t
W^atch Night serx’^ices at Front .Street
M. E. Church on Thursday night from
11:00 P. M., 1914, to 12:10 A. M.,‘jan.
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Last Week
Hundteds Joined Our
Christmas Savings Club
TWs Week
Hundreds of Others Will Join
Why Not be One of Them?
iH’h'\s n>f! f:i k'nv />.i y r/us
But you had bettf-r HURRY as the number of
membership cards limited and they are
going fast.
Do not put it off longer but
JOIN Now.
Alamance Loan and Trust Co.
(THE mm WITH TP CHIMES)
BurliQgton, - - - Nirth C4jrblina.
1st, 1914. The public cordially invit-
.ed to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. lieslie D. Mebane an i
children, who have been living in Chi-
caffo. 111., for several years, are here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Mebane, on Tarpley Street. They
yrill move to Durham from Chicago
some time next week.
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CHRISTMAS JUBILEE.
One of the mo^t elaborate and larg
est attended social events of the social
history of Burlin^oh W4S the Christ
mas . Eve Jubilee Thursday evening
from H to ll:3C^ in the dir.ing haU of
the Piedmont Hotel, .
Proprietor Young had the decora
tions in X'harge and -the dining room
and halls were arti^ically decovated
in .holly and. pot plants. A Chri:^tma5
tree was laden with favors for the
gueuts. The music program was in
charge of the Wiison Orchestra. Mr,
and Mrs. \Y. J. Fix received the guests
and presented them to the receiving
line. The first part of the overiing
was spent. \i\ conversation, the latter
being spent in tlie latest dntces.
Messrs. C. V'. Shtirpo aiul George Isley
had charge of the social plan.s and car
ried oiit the program systeniatically.
Punch was served by Misses Mary
Freemnn and Lou Ola Tuttle, follow
ed by cream and cake.
At 11:00 o’clock The OroL:o wur,
chartered where the guests spent the
remainder of thj eyening chaperor.od
by Mr. and Mrs. J. "W. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
Crowson, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Young.
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CHRISTMAS SERMCE .\T M. P.
CHL-KCH.
Last Sunday night at the M. P.
Church “White Gifts for the King”
was the name of the Christmas exer
cise given by the Sunday School of
that Church.
The exercise consisted of special
music, recitations and an addresj? by
the pastor, Rev. G. L. Curry.
Gifts of service and mon‘jy were
presented by the various departments
of the school. The money that was
given will he sei>l to the Children's
Home at High Point and to the Bel
gian sufferers.
Those that participated in tho ex-
ei*cise rendered 'their parts in a splen
did manner atid showed that they had
been well trained and prcjpared fur th,:*
The docoratifjis Wxn-c all in white,
a hu'ge cross occupying the center of
the rostrum. The gifts were placed
r.t the foot of this cross by the rep
resentatives of the various dopart-
ments »)f the .‘^chool.
The attendsincK upo?i this servici
was I;'.rgc, the auditorium, of thci
church being completely filled.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will he observed at the Reiormod
Church next Sunday, January at
11:00 A. M, A good attendance of
the membership desired. Oi.hers in
vited.
D. C. COX, r>astoi-,
WHJTE FURNITURE CO. MAIN-
TAL\S FUl.L TIME.
Mebane, Dec. —When the White
Furniture Company closed this even-
ing for the Chri?5tmas holidays after
running on full time six days a w'eek
for the past 12 months despits the
business depression following tho out
break of war in Europe, a ploa&ant
event occurred. Following the blow
ing of the whistle at > o'clock the men
throughout the big plant gathered in
the offices cf the company and pre
sented each of the officrs substantial
gifts expressing their appreciacion of
the company’s effons to maintain full
time despite unfavorable conditions
in the market.
N. L. Walker was spokesman for
the men and in a few well-chosen
words and happey vein presented the
giftsi assuring the management of the^
hearty co-operation of the men and
of their appreciation of the fact that
while many furniture factoric's and
other maniilacturing industries of the
country ha\e been forced to close en
tirely or curtail the White Furniture
Company has maintained full time and
six days a week. Tho incident this
evening \vas an evidence of the spirit
of good feeling thaJ exists between the
employes of the White Furnitu o Co.
and the employers.
COSTS TEN CENTS MORE NOW.
^ It has cost ten cents extra si.ica
the first cf December to get married.
This faf:! was. not generally kiiown,
ai'.d as a rc;iru!t several Raleigh rnin-
istors hr.ve gone down • Into their
p.A-keis f''r the stamp tax mouity, thi
gro'.ms being in ignorance of the re-
quirenv^nt. Voting momen who winter
the state of •!^^atrimony from now on
may infonn their husbands on occa
sion that they . are. worth just a bit
more than the cost of license aitd the
fee for the minister, becaase it is a
fact. Certificates of marriage must
be plastered with a te«-cent stamp.—
Raleigh Time^.
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tmr gyiod friends Smith & Quails
have opened up in the Lasley building
and ure di{»posing of the Pettigrew &
King stock which they bought :it auc
tion. These two young men are good
merchants and know a bargain when
they .see one. We trust they wij) dt*-
cide to remain down town an'I believe
they will do ivell. Burlington is for
tunate in having some good merchant;,'
who l^efieve in being progres.sivi? ani
xip-to-diiie in everything and Smith &
Quails nre amoi’g the ?iunii»*'r w!io
shariMhis \iew,
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FINEKAL OF MiS.S SHi^.fPARD
HELD .\T ALAMANCE
CHURCH.
The funer^U service.? «%’er the I’t-
n'j.in.-- .'■!* 31iss Matikla Sheppuri! who
died Tuwday evening at 6 oVlock at
her home neai* A/amance church, were
hehl yesterday Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o’clock. Interment fo)Iou*ed hi
the burying gronnd of the Alima/x-e
Church.
BAD FIRE IN CHARLOTTES'. !lLL.
Charlottesville, Va., i>ec. 2'>.~- year
ly an entire business bloc': ^ast
Main Street was destroyeil . fire,
which started at 9 o’clock Jcnighl.
Three large buildings occupied by
stores were burned. The loss is
than $100,000. 3. H. GJeason, fire-
m«n, and leading merchan'- wa.'*'
fatally injured in a f;»ll from a\) ice-
covered ladder.
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W'e ha*.e helped feed the sun’ving
Belgians; we are playing Santa Ciaus
to the dejftitute and fatherless chil-
dien of Europe, and now we ur*; go
ing to keep warm the fe?t of thf? sol-
dicM* hoyji in the tjtmches. Pine AN
OTHER t :>ssO on North Cart»!ina.—
irceiu.boro News.
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^.irrjcerynu-n make a n\i.^Uike not to
iidvertisji. The theory that |copb*
must have somethin^: to e.*it may If*’
a good one, but they cci-tamly have a
preferei!cc at to who they buy ii
from. A live, progressive merchant
in any line will advertise, becausc
'heroin lies the secret of success.
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THREE NICE SHOATS.
Mr. J. K. Isley, who lives near Bel
mont, killed three “shoats” iart Tues
day that weighed as follows: 572J
408 and 4S7 pound.'%, a total of ir>57
pounds.
These are about the nicest pigs we
have lioard of this year.
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-EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.'*
at Graded School Auditorium,
one night, .lanuary 1, '“Everybody’s*^
Fiie id,*’ a comedy in three acts. Play
two hours. Benefit of Reformed Mis-
siojiary Society- .Admission, Children
1.5 cents, adults :i5 cents.
New Year Greetings
We wish to express our appreciate to
our many Customers who pairoiiized us
during 1914. May the New Year . feri^
ycu health, happiness and much success
and trusting that you will give os a large
portion of your business for 1915 wejqre
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TriE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
Let These Few
Lines Greet You
We want to thank each and every one fpr the
Spleadid Patronage given us durirg 1914. We feel
confident that you got good vaiues. Wisbing you
ail a happy and prosperous New Year and asking tor
your Patronage for 1915,
H. GOLDSTEIN
The Man Wha Make.s Clothes in Your osvn Towr.
Lack of comfort, iimro thau t!ai:s;j.'r
of bullet.s, keeps njanj- ;i man from on-
listiiJg.
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A TEST FOR iJVEK COJVU>i,.\lNT
I (>r eoui :'e a good deal depends ap~
r>r the kiiid of man selected as eity
I Jiijinage!-, and yet it is our fault if -wc-
: do not gret a good one.
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FOl'^iS)—r!G’
Found on the street.^ of Bui-’intrton^
iv sni.ill pip-. Owner can i;et same by
callirtg :u‘d de.scrihing und paying for
r.d. Call to see “Monk" Loy,
Burlington, N. t'.
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KKW SEEK MINISTRY .NOW.
Statistic.': .show that in the early
days of American collejres about one-
half of the pradoEtes adopted the min
istry as profession. At the pres-
time on!y about 5 per t ent of the col
lege frraduafes become mini.^ters.
a
t^'initantiy «e ai-e learninc He"'
thinKJ about geography, an, for in
stance, that the city of Lodz has ne;ir-
ly half a million people. Wh>, it ii
larcer than Burlinjrton.
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The great majority, liowevev, are
.soldiers of misfortune.
.mentally U.NHAPPY --^ !
I*HYS1CALLV DtlLL. i
The Livei-, siujrKish and inctiiv. first;
•shows itself in a menial state-—iin- ■
nappy ar>d ■ ’itica!. Ncvei' s there
joy .n iiviii^. .i.s when the StOJnaeh'
and Liver arc doins their worii. Xeep
youv Liver active and heaithy Vy
ini.'- \h‘. Kinif’^*, New Life Pili^: they
empty the Bowels freely, tf>ne ur
you-- Stornarh, cure your 'u?*>;ipa-
tion and purify the Hlood. i;»c. at
UruK^ist. Buokien's Arnica Salv«- ex
cellent for Piles.
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KKFB* IT ffAMiV TOR RHKL.V.A-
TiSM.
No use i» squirm and ivince and
try to wear out your Uheutruitisui.
It wiU wear you out instead. Apply
some Siaaii's Liniment. Need not rub
it in—Ju.st let it penetrate all Jhrou^'i
the affected psrts, relieves the
ness and draw the pain. You jjet east;
at once a:ifi fee? si much >K?tter fou
jwant to jfo right out and tell -jiiwr
I sufferers about Sloan^s. (ect a bottle
I of S!oan> Liniment for 1~> cents oi'
any dri2^gri.‘?t and havi it iii the houst*
(—against Colds, Sore and Swollen j
.hvints, I-,uinbaj?t>, Sciatica asid like ail
ments. Vftur money back if not sa:is' j
tied, hut it d;es crivo a’mosi i.isia.-.tj
re)i:'f. Buy :i hotrle ioday. |
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YOt'R COLD IS iiANGEKOl S.
BREAK rr UP—NOW. I
A Cold is readily catchinfr. A '
down system is susceptibte to G‘*vufo.. |
Vou owe it to yourself and to (vthcrs :
of youv household to fijfht the (iernis ^
at once. Dr. BelTs Pine-Tar-Honey is •
fir.e for Coids and t'ouirhs. it lootei^s j
tht; Mucous, stops the Cough *>.n?
i-oothes the Lungs, it’s giiarantoed
Only 2.^c. at your Di'ugr^st.
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A PRETTY FOOT
Many a pretty foot owep its
r'^ptitatiDn to" QUEEN QUAtmr-
Shuts. To ifiipply graeefal
!ii a homely foot and to
ai-cfi.ti.att* those of {he prMty
oi^i- i- d scitnce that but. few
can L-laini jjroiiesenoy in. And
aiTK'ntr 1 he first of these stand
the niak«rs of “Queen Quaiity.”
Then consider with this, the
attract! venc-ss of an economical
price (made possible solely by
their immense production) and
you have a combination (rtiite
itT#*sisfablip.
Foster Site Cempny
, Sole Agents, Boriinstoa, R. £.
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iOLOS
IREIITEO KTERHilLLlf
the liitlf
injurious idoJicjju:^
s>:o)n;iohs with
Prompt Action WsU Stop Your CoM^^h
When you firs* catch a Cold (often
indicated by a sneeze or caugh), breatc
it up at oncc. The idea that **Tf ' c-;-
aot matter'" often lead$? t'- • ^rious
complications. The reniciy which im
mediately anti rasiiy penetrates the
lii'.inff of 'he throai' is the kind de-
mar.ded. Or. King-*s New Discowtry
soothes the irritation, loosens che
phlegrm. Ycu feel better at once, “It
seemed to reach, the very spot o^> my
Couph * is one of many honest testi
monials. -;>0c. at your Orug:ifist.
Cwp And ^ A IUJP
Pneumonia iStniM v Si
is applied rvternaUy to the ttiroat and
»hc.st. the tf'Xij- hcut s/tothiii;,:'
antiseptic vapors which ar«* inUaI*r»i di
rectly to the a»Y»ott*d part;:. If*
cilmost. lmmedl:»te. The xvorsl cold is
cured overnight—eroup in IS minutes.
At a» ilrugfcisis. 25c, 50c and %i.W.
^,b^rni sample m-aUeJ on request. Vick
CSiemical Co., tfreeiiSboro. N. C.
£BffiHESTEKSm»
BRAND
DIAMOND
tAl>TSS J
A«V Vrmmtidt for CIIT-CK ^-S-TUR S
a>UiMONl> »KANT> Fll,j-s in Rs» aodV
Gold metallic bo:tes. scaled Tcith Wue
Tasb no otbsr. Bbt
. maS Mk f»r
, ;«Ki» bha^h psi.1.8,.
redded m
SOLD BY kll DRU^STS
rjiin rVPPVWUPRI^ WORTH
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