CLOTHING SPECIALS
r at Kline's
MEN'S TWO PANTS SUITS AND
OVERCOATS, $14.95
sizes 34 to 44 in Nnvy and Brown,
Overcoats made with belt all around
full lined, regular $20.00 value.
BOY'S SUITS, $4.95
Brown and Ravy F*ncy Cassi
mers, all sizes 6 to 17, fancy models
wilh belt.
MEN'S PANTS, $2.95
Made of heavy worsted in Navy,
Brown and Grey with stripe, all
sizes 28 to 44, regular $5.00 values.
MEN'S UNIONSUITS, $1.35
Heavy ribbed Unions, all sizo.< 34
to 16, regular $1.75 value.
BOYS OVERALLS, 98j
Heavy 220 Boy's F.lue Denim Ov
eralls, sizes P to 16, suspender baci s
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, 98c
With or without ecllar attached,
fain-.' mndrns. sizes 14 to' 27. soir.i!
v orth up to $2 50.
SWEATERS
I or Men and Boys, slipover and
coat styles, grey and combinations,
sizes 28 to 46, worth up to $3.50,
Priced 98c and $1.48
MEN S JAPS, 98c
.f borted yM tii-rnF and ail s'i/ps,
serges ?nclndiO, worth up to
^.00.
L. KLINE cfe COMFY.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Louisburg, North Carolina
IF YOU WANT NEW
ARMY GOODS
Come to See US
Big lot of White House
Flour just received from
the mill. When you eat,
,i> EAT the BEST
ft ' \ - -
'' 6 pounds of Ground Coffee $1 .??
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The Hudson Store Co.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANE
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1 Louisburg. N. C.
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Coughs annoy
unnecessarily
5"*hcioV thfrft **TTrWnt *>ft"g^>i'>|Tptn*
that brine upon you unfavorable
attention. Dr. luBf's New Dis
covery atop* coughing quickly by
gently stun ul* ting the mucous
?oonM to throw off clogging
secretion*. It hu a pleasant tutc.
AH druggists.
Dr. KING'S NKW DISCOVERY |
MANUFFACTUBEBS AND
CO-OPERATIVES
Have the tobacco manufacturers
joined the Co-operative association?
Hitherto the craft of warehousemen
has seemed to have the Bupport of
the great manufacturing corpora
tlons In Its bitter battle against co
operative marketing, and the prices
on the auction floors have been we!!
supported. Growers content to reap
where other haver sewn have open
ly blessed the co-operative associa
tion while continuing to refuse to
join it; satisfied that the non-mem
ber has profited grtatly by the dis
position of the buyers to aid in
killing It off by paying top prices
to non-partlclpants in every market
In the three states.
The association has so far ob
stinately declined to die. It has In
its membership a number of dogged
ly persistent men, who have con
tinued to resist not only the ancient
craft of the auction system, which
has lived fat and soft these many
decades, and fights for its pleasant
existence: and the Indifference, If
not the active hostility, of the manu
facturers; but also the inertia of the
growers, so long accustomed to spend
a summer's labor for a pittance from
the consuming public as represented
by the old system of marketing.
What have the manufacurers to
lose If they should decline further
to aid and abet the auction ware
houses ? thus In effect casting the sup
port of the vast power to the co-op
eratives? It is a question not so easy
to answer as what have they to gain?
That Is simplicity in operation of the
buying side of ther business. The
maker of smoking tobacco, cigarettes
or plug, wishes a few thousand or a
few million pounds of weed of a cer
tain quality. It the business of the
co-operative association is conducted
efficiently, all the manufacturer has
to do is to place an order for the
amount needed of the specified grade;
and there is no reason to believe that
the business of the . association has
not so far been conduced efficiently.
In the past It has been necessary for
the manufacturer to have a man on
every r.iar'tet floor. These buyers
must be fairly expert in judgment of
tobacco, and their services ar& by no
means cheap.
The overhead of tobacco selling,
the warehouse personnel, including
men to canvass the district In be
half of each warehouse, during the
growing season, the duplication of
buyers and of forces for handling the
crop after It Is placed on the ware
house floor, the necessity of each
company maintaining storage facili
ties, has been so heavy that the farm
"ers would profit heavily If only the
bulk of the overhead might be trans
ferred to the price they receive. In
theory that transfer is effected by the
co-operative system, and If the manu
facturers should withdraw their sup
port from the auction people, It will
be proof conclusive that the theory
works out In practice. It will mean
that the manufacturers will get their
stock cheaper. In all probability,
which is not vitally Important to them
Blnce they have so far been able to
=A. Tonkel's
_ LOUISBURG'S NEWEST STOKE
Hat beem preparing far weeks for their fall opening which ktartod
Thursday, October 4th
We take pleasure In showing the most wonderful end complete
tall stock of Dry Goods. Men's and Boy's Clothing, Shoes, Ladles'
Ready-to-wear and Millinery that has ever been on display In Loula
burg before. The entire stock baa been purchased In the last 80
days, and you will find styles the very latest in each and every de
partment. .The most Interesting part to you will be our low prices.
Now be wise and make your shopping headquarters at A. Tonkel!>._
We have got the merchandise for the buying public and we are al
ter the volume of business. In order to get it, we are offering the
people of Louisburg and Franklin county the best chance to secure
their fall and winter wearing apparel at these remarkably low
prices
50 bolts of 36-in. Unbleached Sheeting, a real fine quality and heavy
weight that sells for 20c. During Tonkel's fall opening sale
while It lasts per yard 14 8-4c
About 15 pieces of the late fall patterns dress ginghams in fine
checks and big plaids, fast colors, worth strlckly 20c, during this
fall opening sale, per yard ? 16c
3 cases of Men's real piod every day Work Shoes, scout style, black
and tan, $2.95 value, Just think tor this fall opening sale, they are
marked down to, a pair while they last $1.95
About 10 dozen Men's fall shirts and drawers, that sell for 95c each,
will be offered during the fall sale at, each 69c
BEAD CABEFCLLY^THE VALUES OFFERED IN THE DBT
COOD8 DEPABTMENT
The Ladles Ready-to-wear Is the most important department for
you to visit.
One rack of 25 all wool serge Polret Twill fall dresses, values up to
*10.00, during this sale, special $4.95 each
$15.00 Dresses of the very latest fall Btyles. Material fine Polret
Twills, Trlcotlnes and all other new materials during this sale
M0.W
You will find an extraordinary line of Sweaters for Men, Women and
Children at Special Prices.
Here Is for the Men and Young Men the biggest line of Clothing ever
shown in Franklin county and the prices will speak for them
selves ? $19.50 Men and Young Men's Suits, during this sale $12X0
BE WISE AND ATTEND TBIS GBEAT FALL OPENING
A. Tonkel
Next Door to H. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : N. c.
pasa along the whole bill of the cost
to the consuming public. It will mean 1
that of the actual coat of raw material
the grower will get a much larger
portion ? which Is vitally important
to him, snce he has so tar been un
able to find any method of taxing the
consuming public for his relief ?
Greensboro Dally News.
FOR SALE
One Oil cook stove. Florence four
burners and baker; also one wood
heater.
Miss Mary T. King.
10-26-lt Loulsburg, N. C.
HOUSE FOR RENT
On Main street one bfbck from
Court House, eight rooms, very de
sirable. Can be leased from Decem
ber 1st, $60.00 per month.
Hornaday & Faucette, Rental Agts.
Ill West Martin Street.
10-26-lt Raleigh, N. C.
HOGS FOR SALES
I have a fine lot of barbecue Shoots
also pigs and porkers at a very low
price. Rome or write to me for any
thing you need.
W. P. HAYMAN.
(Near Justice) R 2, Spring Hopet *
10-26-tf " N. C.
New Mackerel and New Packed Her
rings at L. P. HICKS. 10-26-lt
FARM LAND FOR SALE
Valuable farm consisting of 35 acres
more or less located about lour miles
from Youngsvllle for sale. For fur
ther Information write Mrs. * J. D.
Tharrington, 6X2 Vlckers Avenge,
Durham, N. (X? 10-2|-2t
Navy Beans, New Prunes, Evapo
rated Peaches at L. P. HICKS. 10-2#-lt
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
PHONB 203 . .
Just Arrived
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Car of STAR
Touring Cars
The Bent Value Ever
? Offered For The
Money
$515.00 Delivered
Buy Now While You Can Get One
A?k the following owners how they like the STAR Car*
MR. J. 8. WINSTF.AO
KB. W. E. HALL
MR. FORK ST OLJHWOW
MR. E. A. K0CIBR8
MR. 8. M. BOONS
MR. J. 0. 8LBD0R
WR R. B. PIERCE
MR. I- H. 00TTREM,
MR. JAMES KINO
MK. fl. W. MAT
Mfc E. C. CREWS
MR. GEO. Mt:RPHY
JIB. W. A. WHELEHH
MB. L. W. (llJPTOJf
Service Station? Exide Batteries
The Long Life Battery
( Beck's Garage, 1 T2S&*.
Louisburg's Oldest Oarage iJL ? *?