Free! Free! Free!
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With every dollars purchase bought at this store from now until the
24th day ol December we will give a free chance on the following prizes:
1st PRIZE
$135.00
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT,
WHITE GOLD
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DIAMOND RING
2nd PRIZE
$50.00
CHEST 07 SILVER.
CONSISTING OF 38 PIECES
LIFETIME GUARANTEE.
3rd PRIZE
$35.00
PORTABLE VICTROLA
SUIT CASE
STYLE
4th PRIZE
$20.00
WHITE GOLD
WRIST WATCH
16 JEWELS
Do your CHRISTMAS shopping at this store. We carry a complete line of JEWELRY, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, VICTROLAS and RECORDS, and you can find a GIFT here for every member of the family.
We are open at nights from now until Christmas. Visit our GIFT SHOP in the rear of the Store, where
you will find every Novelty Gift.
WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF ENGRAVED CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS.
Come and select your Gift now. We will reserve any article in this store for you with only a small de
posit. _ , ^ I'll I A! la:
The drawing will take place at this store at 4:30 P. M. on DECEMBER 24th. You must be present with
your ticket in order to win one of these beautiful free prises.
W. D. LEONARD
"THE GIFT SHOP OF LOUISBURG"
Phone 336 Victrolas & Records
Plum Pudding and Mince Meat at
P. HICKS. 11-13-21
Slmonds Cross Cut Saws, Files and
Handles at U P. HICKS. U-18-2t
WISE ARE THE EARLY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
BUY ANY ARTICLE IN EITHER ONE OF MY STORES NOW.
PAY $1.00 DOWN AND THAT ARTICLE WILL BE HELD FOR YOU
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
Yon will And more useful Christmas presents In Hardware and
Furniture stores than anywhere else.* So come early and have your
selections put away for you and get that off your minds.
(Washington
Home Furnace
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prices:
Cook Store* $14.00 to $40.00
Cook Range* $50.00 to $80.00
Heating Store* $2.00 to $140.
Large stock Crockery, 42 pc.
?Sets $7.00 to $20.00 tor 1$
Karat Gold Decorated Cup*
and Saucer* and Plate*, 00c
100 set
Shot Qun* $10.00 to $40.00
Dun Shell* 76c, 00c, $1 Box
Pocket Kntres 25c up
2 Horse Chilled Plow* $12.00
Collar* and Bridle* $1.60 to
$6.00
Large stock Boy* Wagon*,
Velocipedes, etc., all styles
and slae*.
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In the Furniture Store
Mattrocee* $6.00 to |30.00. Spring* $3.35 to flft.OO Bureau*
$16.00 to $<0.00. Chair* $1.35 up. Parlor Suit* $45. to $350.00.
Trunk* $6.00 up. <i> Drugget* $3.75. txlt Drugget $5.00 to
$50.00. The** are Ju*t a tew price* to *how you how they run.
WE WILL GLADLY GIVE YOU PRICES ON ANY ARTICLE
| H. C TAYLOR
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Furniture Store Hardwire Store
1? Phone 305 ** .
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had ita deed of trust recorded and
claims the first right to dispose of the
property. Judge Midyette grants
the State a restraining order and the
Attorney General is fighting to have
it made permanent.
The Publicity Committee of the
North CuroUna Orphan Association
has mailed an~appeal for a Thanks
giving offering for the various orphan
homes to 20,000 individual citizens
of the State, with tile suggestion that
eaoh one forward a cash contribution,
in some amount, to the orphanage of
his choice an, or near, Thanksgiving
llay. Or, saya the committee, the
amount may be forwarded through
church and Sunday School authori
ties and fraternal orders. The pastors
of churches, editors of newspapers,
public officials and others are ad
monished to give the widest possible
publicity to the movement, which is
philanthropic in purpose and state
wide in extent. The amount suggest
ed is one day's income.
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YE8, We Buy Country Produce, and
Pay the Highest Market Price at L.
P. HICKS. 11-13-21
Oranges, Bananae, Apples. Qrapee,
Fruit, Lemons, English Walnuts and
Brasil Nuts, (new crop), always tresh
at JNO. W. KINO'S. 11-6-St
TENANTS WANTED
Two good coioreu ienant>> for two to
three horse (arms wanted tor 1926.
Land well lmproTed-Only those with
good reference need apply.
MRS. J. A. MITCHINER,
11-6-tf R 2, Fran kiln ten, N. C.
Plenty of Feed Does Not Mean Prop
er Feeding, Try our Balanced poultry
and Dairy Feed It you want more
Eggs and 101k at L. P. HICKS. 11-1S-1
The United States usee more than
forty tons ot postage stamps a week
and probably half ot this number is
wasted on duns.
Our Flash Lights, Batteries and
Fulba show you where it Is,' L. P.
1I1CKS. ll-13-2t
Canadians report no demand for 4.6
per cent beer. The brewers, instead
ot girlnk a kick, have a kick coming.
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RIVERSIDE INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE
For the Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO'
R. W. HUTCHERSON. Proprietor
LOUISBORG, N. C.,
Farmer Friends:
I wish to say my sales have been very
satisfactory to my customers, and if you have
not sold any Tobacco with me I will appreciate
your next load. I am doing all I can to help
swell this market in every way possible. I
certainly thank those that have stood by me and
hope to make many more new customers before
the market closes. Come to see me, yon shall
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not regret it.
Yours Friend,
R. W. HUTCHRRSON.