An Opportunity of a Lifetime
L. KLINE & CO.'S
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
You \ Cannot Afford to Miss This Money Saving Bargain Giving Event
Thousands of our many customers and friends have tai^en advantage of the remarkable values that we are of ering, we still have a good selection of merchandise in
every department left to pick from even though we have had the most remarkable business in our history we have even gone further and have cut t'ie prices on the
remaining articles in some instances less than the present cost The court orders our stock sold and we mustdo it, we must obey the ruling. Don't forget this great
money saving event is for your benefit and an opportunity to save such as this sale gives you does not happen very ->ften and especialy at this time of the year on a
stock that equals the quality of merchandise thas is sold by L KLINE & CO.
WE CANNOT URGE YOU TOO STRONGLY TO COME WHILE THE BARGAINS LAST. REGARD! ESS OP WHAT OTHERS OFFER WE ARE
SELLING IT CHEAPER. DON'T LET ANYTHING DETAIN YOU, MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS TO COME EARLY ASD SAVE MONEY ON ALL
,TOU BUY. EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE REDUCED, NOTHING RESERVED.
Prices Slashed
on Ladies' and Misses'
WINTER COATS
PLAIN and FUR TRIMMED
(Lot No 1) ? Ladies' All-wool Fur-Trmmed Coats
*5.00
New Fall and Winter models, plain and silk lined. You
will !>?-.- istonislied at the bargains offered in this lot.
Pee them. Sizes to 44.
(Lot No. 2) ? This is vour golden opportunity ! Ladies'
All-wool New Fall Plaid SPORT COATS? '
$8.95
Made of all-wool coating materials. All are in the sea
son's smartest styles. They all go at one price. A real
ly remarkable group. See them early before they are
yickeil over. Values to $25.00.
Instructions Must Be
Obeyed
The administrators Lave turned over this
(intire store to Mr. Jake Friedlander, with
positive instructions to move it out, rc>
gardless of the cost. Mr. Friedlander, in
carrying out these instructions, wiil as
tonish the people of this section by offer
ing "Winter merchandise at less than the
cost of manufacturing in most cases. This
ui fortunate circumstance is going to prove
;i golden opportunity to those who value
?,ie word "bargain." "Cash" is the need
of the hour, and Mr. Friedlander will do
anything within reason to raise it
Men's & Boys' Clothing
Make a Bee-Line for This Store, as This Sale
Will Sweep This Town Like a Cyclonel
MEN'S TWO-TROUSER SUITS
$14.95 .
Made of all-wool Cheviots, Cassimeres, in light and
dark colors. Tralv a wonderful bargain.
Corduroy Suits
Men's Extra Heavy Corduroy Suits, all sizes; . .$15.00
values $8.95
Men '8 Clothing
Men's ind Young Men's New Fall Suits, pin stripes,
heather mixtures. Absolutely all wool, all sizes $9.95
Boy's Clothing
Boys' One and Two Trouser Suits, all wool Cassimeres,
neat pin stripes, etc. Sizes 7 to 17 $4.95
CHAPLIN AND LEADING LADY
WERE MARRIED IN MEXICO
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Photo from Wide World Photos.
Char lea Chaplin, celebrated motion picture comedian and tala lateat lead
las lady, Mies Llta Orey, were married at Empalme la Mexico. The dispatch
K7i Chaplin obtained the marriage llcenae on October 14th and the brl4*t?
ba and her mother arrived at the nearby town of Oaaymaa recently.
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MB. THOMAS HA?SI>AI.K I>F.AI>
Smitfcfleld, Dec. 8. ? Thomas S.
Kagsdaie, well known tobacconist,
?u tonnd dead at his residence this
morning at 8 o'clock with a en ping
wound in his face and a shot gun
hy bll Bide. A load from the gun had
torn through hU head entering on the
right aide of the throat near the Jugu
lar rda and oomlsg out Just above
t*.
was a former resident
Of and has manjr friends
learn of hli death with
_
J tier (Unini at a. I.
I?0 TOD LIKE TO EAT!
WOOll W. M. S. CALLS YOU
Hare yon gotten a meal yet with the
W. M. 8- at Wood? If you haven't yon
know not what la awaiting you every
Saturday. The ladlea of the W. M. 8.
are aervlng meala from noon until
bedtime at the bank building and they
Invite you to come In. and get your
dinner or anpper, or both.
The Wled menu tdcluae* tried chic
ken, aofepa, aandwtchea, aaladi, etc.,
and thla weak barbecue u a apeclalty.
Why not give them your patronage
every weak. It la a good place to take
tha family for Saturday sight aupper
and give mother a 'holiday and at the
same time ba helping a good canar
Graceful Negligees
in Cheerful Colore
When corduroy, ta the ruppte, tm
trooa, lightweight qualltiee, entered
the field of nefllgeee. It filled a teas
felt want. It la as Ideal material, te
erery rMpect, fee making three pretty
garment! (of which ao much la re
quired), and It hae eetabUahed ltaeif
permanently la the mode.
One of the new cerdoroy negligee*
la ahown In the picture. In henna color,
wHh a allky abMB. There la quite a
range In color* to chooee from and
eerduroy la liwllfiil In the faahle*
able rose, UU?y*a. brown, bine, M4,
foehata and raaeet tooee HomeOatee
these negUjpeee an lined In niKHH
akade of thtn MDc er meroerlaed eet
tia?. but often t*ey are nallaed. pe
?Idea being durable they will MMrf
waging
FHASKMN COtftfTT DUO*
Union will nut with the Baptiat
chnrch of Juctlcc, Saturday DMwnbW
13th. PI rut meeting at 10:30. All far
lervlee. . -i
MRS ROBT. A. BOBBTTT. Sf?e.
1
Clifton* Meal at A. J. Jarman* Kttt
D. B. Carson
{>. B. Carson, cemmleeloner of the
bureau of navigation, In whoae bureau
la the federal radio office, champion
ing the lntereeta of radio amateurs,
recommends that they have "a few
narrow and experimental channela be
low 100 metera to encourage further
development" fia hla report to Secre
tary Hoover, Om atreaaea the phe
nomenal growth ef radio aa well aa
the neceaaJty of adequate legislation
to lnaure the pranlaed development*.
PRESENTS FOUNTAIN PEJt
His associates on the Board of
County Commissioners presented Mr.
Henry Speed with a nice fountain pen
?a a reminder of their appreciations
and harmony In which they had work,
ed together the paat two years, when
he retired from the Board on Mon
day. Mr. Speed has riven a lot of
valuable time to the Interest of the
county and no one appreciates It more
than the other members of the Board
With whom he ssrrsd.
?.Very finest Grapes at r J. , w.
Klnfrs. 12-S-St
To Aid Wurld Philanthropy #
400,000 Grocers Will Join -
In Golden Rule Observance
F"our hundred thousand grocory i
?tore* throuirtiout the United States
have volunteered their assistance to
the Near East Relief In making a
universal appeal to the public of the
country on behalf of the refugee
orphans of Bible lAnda.
December 7th U Golden Rule
Sunday, the annual date fixed for
Internationa] observanoe of Near
i eastern humanitarian needs. Every
Kroner In the United States will use
a special window display during the
week proceeding that date, when
thousands of peoplo will cat a dinner
of the same sort of food that the
American people Is giving to their
orphan wards In Armenia. Greece
I and Palestine. *
The menu will be (elected from
the following Itema: Beans, macar
oni. condensed milk, corn ayrup,
lentils, bread, meat sttw. Tour
cent* per meal la the average coat,
of the ration nerved In the Near
East and Amorlcan foods ate. large
ly used because of their purity and
high fo<M Vilue.
At the atone time, people arfc-ask
ed to m*fce*a thank oftetiac of
mqpey to carry oo the work of these
great American tophaaMM'iMMpMl'
ed by Amerloan phllantlliaH.
John F. Zleman Is
movement among the i
country. He Is a
Meyer, who Is in .
Greater New Yerk