To Women
Only!
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A PRETTY COOKING PAN GIVEN PREE WITH ANY
PURCHASE
Automobile paints, House paints, Wall and Floor paint*. Screen doors, Screen wire and Screea windows,
Brooms, Baskets, Aluminum ware. Ice Cream Frresers, Refrierators, Churns, Garden Plows, Hoes, Bakes,
Shorels, Cooking StoTes to barn OH, Coal and SVood, Lime, Cement, Plasters. Laths, Pine Shingles, Cedar
. Shingles, Galranlied and Bnbbber Hoo lings, Nails, Locks, Doers, Windows, Celling, Flooring, Bands,
Traces, Plows, Bridles, Harrows, Cnltlrators, Corn Planters and FertUlser Sowers.
Plow Lines FREE (upon arrival, save this ad) . " \'f
Collar Ppds go FREE, with purchase of a horse collar.
FREE Razor witj} purchase of razoi strop.
. Our customers increasing by hundreds every week
Watkins hardware Co., Inc.
? Phone 46 ' Henderson, N. C.
Xhlcken Wire, Cow Chains and Tobacco FIum ' .
Broadway Has a V irginia Eappe Case
Two bankers and other suitors Hgjye in the death mystery of Mrs. Fran
ces "Bobby?' Beckwlth (abore) who aied after a New York "gin-party" from
Injuries similar to those which caused the death of Virginia Rappe (inset)
of Arbuckle case notoriety. <
Navy Plane in Fatal Wreck
ABOUT SIGNBOABD
ON STATE HIGHWAY
Chairman Frank Page Ex
plains the Status Quo
Regarding the article appearing in
the public Ledger and other papers of
the State recently referring to the
along the state highways by the state
highway commission, and the report
ed order for their immediate remo -
val, Chairman Fran* Page, of the
State Highway Commission, writes:
"A recent law permits the stcte
highway commission to regulate the
use of signboards upon the rlght-of
condenmation of large signboards
way and adjacent to the right-of way
of the public highways. ' . "?
"There has not as yet been any
rules made governing the use of the ,
Champion
Brpo +h\vrr c tor
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K U. o t Now Vca*. .
In *<klltV>o to VmIxvv 'h^
athuu. UUm etrMOT I* Hi ?liteBt
ct 'W ? lilijr g)Mk
public highways for aavertlslng' pur
poses. Wo feel confident, however,
?I no advertising signs will be al
lowed to be placed on the right-of
way of the highways, within twenty
five feet on either side of the center
ol the road; nor will any signs be
allowed to remain even outside of
this distance that obstruc tthe vision
of the traveler, so that it will make
It dangerous at the Intersection of
ci rves, thereby preventing oi.e travel
er from seeing another traveler ap
proach." ? Public Ledger.
LAUNDRY
We wish to announce that we are now in position to handle any
thing In the way of Laundry.
For the benefit of private families, we will do your family wet
rash for Zc per lb. and finish work lSe per lb. Our minimum charge
75e.
f Also don't forget we are still Cleaning and Pressing.
Remember, we are always at your service.
TOUB PATBOSTAOE APPRECIATED
The Service Shop
- W. B. MUNPORD, Manager
PHONE 105 ill ? ? ?' LOriSBl ftO, H. C.'.
"ALL WORK OASH ON DELIVERY"
ANNOUNCEMENT !
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I take pleasure in announcing to my many friends ,
and rastomers that I have moved my stock of
Heavy and Fancy Grooeries to the Burt building
corner of Court and Mate street, south of the Court
Square, where I have more rpom and am better
prepared to serve your every want. I shall carry . *
full line* at, the very lowest price for quality . and
service to be fonrfd. ??_' '
*? Come to see?ne and lets talk talk over your needs.
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J. Allen Harris
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TONKEL'S NEW STORE
~ ARE OFFERING I ' I
- A Great Many Specials For
^ This Week
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:.oc Dress Gingham in all the New Spring patterns
per yard ? 19o
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A big line of Spring Percales 25c quality .... per yd 19c
Apron Ginghams per yd 15c
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35c quaHty Pajama checks . 24c
"White Organdie worth up to 35e per yd 24c
Nice Taffeta, Black and Navy per yd $1.95
Eeal ni?e quality Pongee-. . . . . : V. . . . per yd 89c
Canton Crepe in Navy and Tan per yd $3.48
China F31k in all colors per yd 89c
MILLINERY GREATLY REDUCED
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MEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING? WONDERFUL
BARGAINS "
SEE TONKEL BEFORE BUYING
A. T onkel
Next Door to H. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : ' N. C.
NOTICE!
To the Public
I will open a Garage and Battery -Service
Station on Nash* Street, opposite Allen Bros.
Store, and invite my friends and the public to
/call and* see me. I will put out only the Highest
Class work and all work entrusted to me will
have my own personal attention. A part of
your patronage is solicited. Agent forCHEV-'
ROLET AUTOMOBILES, v . , 7
H. P. Cranford
1 L00ISBURG,"77 ? =*=? ^ ? HOfth Carolina
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BALE OF VALUABCB WffifL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the poorer
conferred upon me in a certain deed of
trnst executed to me by King Cotton
Seed Company, Incorporated, duly re
corded In the office of the Belgster of
Deed* of Franklin County, ft. C., In
BoOk 244, page It, default having been
made In the [Jfcyraent of the indebted
teas secured In eald deed of trust, and
demand having been made'topon me by
the holder of said Indebtedness for -the
execution of the power of sale therein
contained, I will on
WONDAVy-MAY 7th, 1823
at twelve o'clock, noon, (ell at public
auction at the courthouse door in the
town of Louis burg, N. C. to the high
eat bidder, tor cash, a certain tract,
lot or parcel of land 1n Franklin coun
ty., North Carolina, and situate at the
earner of Nash and Church atreets In
the town of Loulsburg, and bounded
aa follow*, Via: 'Beginning at / the
coiner of the lot. formerly known aa
the Farmers Tobijco Warehouse Com
pany lot. now (feted by Allen Broth
era Company, om Hash street, thence
southerly along the line Of said Ware
house lot 20* feet to a stake, thence
nbout West 120 feet to Church street,
: tft?tce about North along Church
street Mf 'feet to the Intersection of
! < hnrch and Nash streets, thence about
East alone Nash (treat 120 feet to the
beginning, and being the lot conveyed
by J. M. AJlen and wife to said King
Cotton Seed Company, Incorporated,
on September 19th, 1921, by deed Re
corded In the office ot the Reiclstegr of
Deed* of Franklin county, N. G., and
upon whtoh lot are situate the cotton
ginnery, aeed storage house and stor
age sheds operated and used by tfce
sold King Cotton Seed Company, In
corporated, during the season ot 1926
1921 and several years prior thereto.
This April 6th, 1928.
4-?-5t.W. H. YARBOROUbH, Trustee,
Orphan* at Bunn < '
The Singing Class ot Oxford Or
phanage trill give a concert In Bnnn
School Auditorium on April 7th |i
? o'clock. This Class has won an en
viable reputation for giving concerts
Of a high Character - -rcmcerttf Jfejtt afe
both entertaining and tttfMMft. We
lare publishing below some comment
on the concerts given by1 this Clags
from which it appears that It Is quo*
up to the high standard harttoMre
estabUshed and ue baJlefS that ?]l
?who, din attend can assured of a.
plpaeant nml profltnblo evening.