“Cleais ttp Sale” at Walker’s
5, 10 and ^ cent store. *
Miss Vivian Huffman of Elon
CoHege spent yefsterday here.
lir. John M. Cook spent yes
terday .at Goldsboro on busi»es;i.
Latest sh^t music, 10 cents.
jMarcopy at Walker'sS, 10 and 25
cent store.
pr. W, A. Hornaday of Greens-
b^ was»in ;the city the first of
th# week.
fcs* C. G. Mitchell of Kox-
botx> spent Sunday vyith Mrs. A.
F. Barrett. :
G. W. Raper of Winston-
Salem is visiting her father^ Mr.
J. R. Mebane.
Mr. Finley Statfs, who lialds
a position at Gl^ealsboro, spent
sev^l days recently with hivi
parents, Mirl and Mrs, E. S.
Stutts, near the Fairgrounds.
Rev. George L. Curry lef this
morning for 'HiomasviUe, where
he goes to attend the Young
Psaopie’s Convention of the M. P.
Church-
Mrs. Eliza Gearuei'i accom
panied by Mr§. Minnie Wares of
Greensboro spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs. Turaftr
Suijuneirs, who has been critical
ly ill for sevei“il weeks.
Mr. Claude Fuyua, who has
The German press bure&u in
New York has given out the fol
lowing statement;.
"Gemmny’s new food matei'i-:
al, straw flour, is the result of
many years of inv^tigation by
Hans FriedenthaJ, 11 P., lec
turer in the university of Ber
lin, who has .succeed in utiliz
ing the nutritive matter con
tained in straw. The straw is
reduced to flour by ^ special
process, The indig^ible and
unpaiatable ceU walls are eli-
riiinated and the nutritive inat-
ter retained, says the Tag, .which
describes the new foodstuff as
follows:
“Some time ago Doctor Friedr
enthal lectured on his discovery
been in U. Ai M; or-.before a meeting of the fanners
the Svvedisli knar-’f
phanage at Tiffin, Ohio, for the:.association in Berlin. His first
past five years, arrived in Bur-1 plea was* made to palat and
iirigton yesterday, and will make . stomach by handling round
You are always welcome at’^i^ ^^ture home here with rela-} samples soup, prepared half
♦Walker’s 5,' 10 and 25 cent «ves. iv.-iKi straw flour, the taste., of
store. i Miss Nettie Clark. . an agedi’"*!^^' f
M TT f Kin,., who soert lady has made her home ^'amples of bread prepared
^Mrs. El'^'ith Mr. J. F. Forshe in Ea.t and rye, tastmg very
the wmter at her Honda nom«>‘ .
. J Burhngton, died this morning
aa re ume . about two o’clock, an^ will prob-
Mr. M. A. isley and family ably be buried at New Provi-
have moved into their new resi- dence cemetery tomorrow after-
dence on Dhiie street. noon. .
; : jenthal .s discovery. For four
Mr. and Mrs. James Council- The Alamance Bakery, foi'm-.years he has been making sys-
man of Greensboro were recevit erly known# as the Burlington jtomatie experiments to utilize
visitors with frfiends. , Bakery, recently moved into the jpulpous matter for animal and
T.t^ley building on Front’human food. The lecturer de-
sireet. Messrs. A. D. and E. W. inionstrated the high propoi tiijii
Frankhn are the new proprietors, |of digestible nutriment contain.
with Mr. Graham Faucette injed in oat straw, hay, pea stra\v,
Mr. Horace Patterson return- charge of the bakery. This bak- etc.
ed yesterday from a month’s e^y is no«r in nice, up-to-date,! “Straw conLains four times as
visit to friends at Chapel Hill. commodious quarters and is do-1 much albumep and from four to
ins a flourishing busine.-s.-;. iflve times, as much fat as the
of straw
much like
buead. :
“Great Britain’s philanthropic
threat to. starve Germany was
not the origin of Doctor Fried-
Mr. Thomas Soloman of l>an- ■
viile, Va., has accepted a posi
tion with the Aurora mills.
We want you to know our
store. We want to know' you.
Walker’s -5. 10 and 25 cent store.
Mr. Porter Carden of Gibson-
ville visited his friend, Mr.
Thomas Soots, first of the week.
Mr. Wilbern Overman of near
Saxapahaw was a visitor to ;he
home of Mr. Thomas Smith re
cently.
Mr. M. C. Edwnrds, who has
been at work in Burlington for
several months, return^ to hi.s
■home at Oxford yesterday,
Mrs. Will Murray of Danville,
Va.. is -spending the week with]
her daughters. Meadames Cur
ry Conkem anl Ellis Crutchfield
Mrs. W. E. Brown of Raleifrh !
returned to her honie yesterday
after spending thu past «eek
with her father, Mr. J. R. Hobbs.
potato. It is a peculiarity
EGGS AND HENS FOR SALE.p^iany plants to hide tiutritive
Pure bred. White Wynadottes i matter and to enclose it in the
single comb Reds, Brown Leg-
'liorns.
right. Satisfied cu.stomers.
cell walls in a way that it cau-
Stock tight, pricesbe attacked by the gastii;
.juice of men and animals. By
thoroughly crushing and grinn
ing all walls the nutritive matter
of the plants can be obtained sis
that it i-s event fit for baby
food.”
JOHN C. SHEPHERD, Bur-
linffton, N. C., Route No. 4.
AT THEK BEST NOW
^ This is an idea time to comple e your purchases of Springs needs
The advantage will be obviou'S to you ihe moment you step into the store-
Everv section is bright ^ with the newest freshest and prettiest of spring
Merchandise. Assortments are at hijth-tid and you can make your selection
frorh the broadest varieties that we will be shoving this season.
You will encounter many special values, as not a few departments
quote them to stimulate purchaser of Spring necessities,
‘*Buy It Now”!—Hefe Are A Few InleresliDg Offjeriiigs Tfcal
Will Tewpt ^u.
Some new arrivals in silijs and all wool poplins in the new
est models. Colors Belgian blue,, sand and green. ■ The ?ilk
poplins go at $15.00; serges at $10.00 and all-wooV popiins’
$12.50 up to $25.00
Silk Dresses
In the seasons newest Et\ies for both street and even
ing wear. Colors: Blues, sand, green, battleship ^ra.v
and black. .Vlany sf«.'cial valties are now ofleied. Price
$4.75 to $25.00
House Dresse
For ladies and misse.«, made of the best quality
. ginghams and percales in a great variety of coloring,
O your choice at
98 cents.
Here are a few of the light weight materials for the good old Summer
time.
Palm Beach Rice Cloth and Shadow Lacc Vci! ir. the neat anti lartfe
flowered designs, 35 cent kind for 25 cents. Reception voi!, fancy striped
and flowe%d organdie m the seasons newest flowered and striped effects,
the 25 cent kind for 20 cents.
I B. A. SELLARS & SON. I
North Carolina.!
There will be a call meeting 'if
.le Order of EasWn Star for in-
itilations of offWers Tuesday
evening, .-\pril 27tn at 8 o'clock.
All Master Masons, their wives
and daughters' are invited to Iks
present. i
MRS. G. W. HATCH, j
Worthy Matroii, i.vou know
V. R. HOI.T, Sec’y.
Sl^K HTUQKES. -
Playing the game of
usually results in a tie.-
sonville Times-Union.
.SELF- CONFESSED-
.—o—
‘■.And now, children,” said the!
pastor, “let u.s al! repeat the'
Beautitudes—the ‘Blessed.s’-
them.
■gether—Blessed are t^he—
! The Sunds*' school responded
lovi» i It is a curious thi'.i}; that Dem-
-Jack-jocratii- contemporaries should
And tie!now be talking about the way
Pjof. J. A. W. T^wmpson and games usually are played off at!prosperity is returning after
little nephew of near Sas.'ipahav,',-the en{ of the season. jihey have bei: tiying to make
were in the city Tuesday andj j believe all the time that it hud
spent a short while the guest j A lot of people who,-if they * never departed,
of the Dispatch. Iwere bail players, v.'ould en-j ■
!*«♦* thr Jjttif* rv'ith
Snjutiouy medk'UKi»
VICKSasSSALVE
5? itM.lird Jli*- tVrVDat siiul
till.' ImvU iK'iit rrlt‘;tscs
V:i}.n»r« ^\hlh «U'-
n« fly lo -thi* jjarts. Km
alrni'j't inimfrtUtiT*. T^u* ^vc.-rrt oolo
curtail '(Ycrnjw'ht-—'.'riiiiu in J.s
a: .,r rrMy?ii?}K, Tmm* «nid,
Try the Merits of
the Dispatch Ads.
■■■■■I n^p.».l i I — I— -inii , ||,p,,| I , I
HACKNEY BUGGES.
Mr. J. T. Purcell of Haw River ^l^^r of the eiTor
was a visitor to our city Wedne.s- "f
J UT..1 L u really think very httle about that
da. While here he called at the j
Dispatch office and gave vis his
sa SCI Ip 10 1. , jjQpg have to pay f|pr
Mr. Lon Riley, who has been i riundrefl per cent more for
connected with the Midway I cijcaine since the new federal
Store Co., for the pa.st several law v.’ent into effect. “Dope” is
months,•'has moved his family to^a lu.xury almost as expensive asj
Swepsonville^ jwar. i
FACT
. THE POST MORTEM ADMINISTRATION
OF WEALTH CAN JiEVER BE. SAFETLY
LEFT TO AN INDIVIDUAL
for death which has removed you from jour
sphere of capainlity is .iust as iikeiy to remov’e an .
individual Executor. When this occurs the ad
ministration 'f your Estate may fail into hands
whoUy alien '• ■ 'ur«w)3hes. If you appoint us as
Executor of jour will you have the assurance that
we shall not be incapacitated by death to act as
such and completely carry out your wishes. There
are reasons why you should select us as your Ex-
■ eoutor, which we shall explain if you will call.
All advice and consulations confidentia!. No
chargo is made for same.
Will also pay any lawyer, you may select, to ,
write your will.
Alamance Loan and Trust Co.
THE LARGEST AND QfeDEST BANK LM THE COUNTY
(Ike Oue Widi the Ckines.)
BURLINGTON, N. C.
j pains m
il had such severe headaches
Locai Evidence.
Evidence that cun be verifieil.
Fact is what we. want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here’s a Burlington fact.
You can test it.
Mrs. Sarah .Andrews,
Webb St., Burlington, .-iays:
“I suffered u great deal from
the small of my bae!:.
fiti
• times that I was dizzy. I finally
I procured Doan's Kidney Piils at
j Freeman's Drug Store and 1 am
now stronger and better than I
have been in a long time. Doan*s
liidney Pills strengthened my
kidneys and drove away the pain
in m.v back.” (Statement given
December 19. V907.)
Over seven years later Mr?.
Andrews said; "As soon .hs mv
kidneys cause me any trouble
now, a few doses of Doan’s Kid-^
ney Pill.-! .ilways give me quick
relief. They are the best medi-!
cine to be had for kidney dis-
ordei'.s.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the
same iSiat Mrs. Andrews had.
Foster-Milbuj*n Co., Props., Buff
alo, N. Y.
Will bok better and last Songn’ than others. Don't be
fooled by the jiwt as good. Kemember there is nothing
made to suit all purposes to aqua! the Celebrated Hackney
for sale in this County oniy by HOLT & MAY Just received
a Car. Come an! see them.
EKTEidLLy
VVe have at ai! lir>i"s a complete Wne ot Bu.fvgie'. Har
ness. Wagons, Harness, r2.rm Maohiuerj of All
Kinds, Material, Paints, the BEST on the market
When in need of any thin>r in our line it w!il al'va.vs^pay
yo'j to'come to see us.
HOLT & MAY
Shoe Co.
Burlington,
BurHngton. N. C
Baby Doll Ankle
Strap Pumps
We huve in stock a iniiiuij-
i line of Baby Doll Pumps in
It out I^cather and Gun MeUil
\]f, also While Meveerizei.t
.’.I k with white Rubber Soles
White Rm>lx?r Heols, that
:• are offering:
$1.75 to $2.50
i\\-‘ pair '.vhicli avf. ex‘e|>tio»aliy
vulue.% and arc ainon^
oar best sellers. They iwirti-
oulariy appeal to the \ounff
Uiiiics that do not care for the
Heels and Narrow • "^oe
Styles. Wo h::ve the
.^tylei; for the little ones also, nt
}‘roj>ortionate prices. Would be
sInd to have you call and nee
tht’ many new Spriuij models.
FOSTER