Men-Women! Here's the Sensation of the Times
. KLINE. & COM PA NY'S
Stock Thrown to the Mercy
of the Public!
COME! The most unheard of Bargains awaits
your arrival. Every Dollars worth of -Stock
must be sold. Price is no object. ? ?
Without a Doubt Louisburgs
Greatest Fire Sale! ^
Did you ever dream of having this wonderful
opportunity presented to you? A chance to^walk
in this Big Store and boy good merchandise at
next-to-nothing prices. Remember this comes
only once in a life time. Take advantage N0W!
Sale St
BIG BARGAINS
v'~ In ~
MEN '0, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S
SPRING AND SUMMER
OXFORDS, PUMPS AND
SLIPPERS
This is a rare opportunity to
buy Shoes and Slippers at won
derful Savings, right at the
beginning of the Season.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANGE
Etira THE FRANKLIN TIMES f.?
? LOl'iSBl'RGk S. l\, MARCH 14, 1921
$150,000 FIRE MONDAY ? PhQRNlNft
? Caught In Williams Furniture Store ? ?
SPREADS TO HICKS, McBRAYER
AND KLINE'S.
Was DivoTtrH About 4:00 O'clock ?
Flnnea Responded With Heroic
Work? Estimated Losses ffllk In
surance.
Following the sounding of the fire
alarm at about four o'clock Monday
morning Loulsburg suffered a fire loss
safely estimated at one hundred ana
fifty thousands of dollars, but fairly
-well corered ?1th insurance. The
fire was discovered In the rear and
up stairs of Mr. J. S. Williams' fur
niture store and spread rapidly oTer
the building, the plate glass front to
from the front to escape the falling
glass.
From the windows in \he rear the
flames quickly spread to Uie building
formerly occupied by the\ McBrayer
Clothing Co., owned by I*r. F. N.
Egertoiu and in which tho \tock wh
ich was 'in Ae*h?nds of a Receiver,
still remained. From here iY spread
to the roof of L. Kline k c\, the
building-also being owned by Mr. F.
X. Egerton. In the r.eantime\ the
flames spread through the roof of L..
,.>. Hicks big corner store and for a
fcvhlle it looked as if the entire black
was doomed, but owing ttk the heroU;
work of the firemen and many outsN
ders who rendered valuable asslstA
ance the flames wero gotten under
caused from water aud removing the
stofkt.
Too much praise cannot be given
tbe Bremen and the citizens who
joined tliam in ")"lr *"iim >rmli nil
|Ugliliug tile llaiucs, as it Is duo to
their untiring and undaunted efforts
that the entire block and possibly tha
larger portion of Louisburg's busi
ness districts arc not at this time
smouldering in ashes.
The estimated losses as best we
could get them at the time of this
writing were as follows:' *
J. S. ^illiams, s toes of furniture
estimated value $26,000.00 total loss,
Insurance $17,000.00. j
h. Kline & Co., d^tc&se by water
in main store and b? Are in annex,
estimated $50,000; insurance $35,000.
L. P. Hicks, damage to stock and
to building .J>y flre and water (dam
age to stock being /mostly a wat?r
damage) estimated/$40,000; insurance
$26,000.00. /
\The McBrayer clothing Co., dam
ge by flre '-van# water estimated
TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS
In .
GENT'S ULUTH1MG AMD
FTTR.TJTRmNr?p
MEN! THINK OF IT!
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF
GREAT VALUES
MEN'S AND BOY'S SUITS
At Wonderful Savings
I
A Chance You Can't Let Pass
fiy ,
READ - FIRE & A. iVe f ' - ^ READ
WE HAVE AFFECTED A SETTLEMENT WITH THE INSURANCE COMPANIES ON THE RECENT
DAMAGE BY FIRE AND WATER TO OUR^TOCK ROOM.
We therefore offer this Immense Stock-and some of it Branq\ New-at only a fraction of their
original cost. , \
Thousands of Dollars worth of Dry Goods, Ladies', Gentlemei'syBoy's and Girl's Clothing, Hav
ing very slight water damage can be bought at wonderful Bargain Prices.
This is an opportunity. to clothe the entire family at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, so be
sure to be among the first to come and reap the benefits of this ?rice Making Sale. ]
NOTHING RESERVED EVERYTHING GOES COME FOR YOUR SHARE
PIDF CAI P| BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY FIDF ^Al Fl
I ll\L JflLL. STARTS SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1921 1 ,I*L J/lLLJ
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L KLINE & COMPANY
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BARGAINS