-[ ™ Y GUARANTEED fa
Wsm Pittsboro and Surrounding Community will be pleased '^|Jgß|
flj to Know that J. J. Johnson & Son have recently added «jsg||j||B
===■ Schloss Bros. Co., Baltimore S=
«ja ] This line of Clothing is recognized as the best line in j
ffigjlk the country, and every suit is
ItC GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION OR AW
\ ' YOUR MONEY BACK—
Jmmk You will no longer have to leave the county to get a ,Ja \
; JpESt First Class Suit of Clothes at a REASONABLE PRICE. j .
j See us before you buy that— . 1 J
H Spring Sirit. Jb J
We have also put in a line of—
READY MIXED PAINTS fmafl j
for all purposes, the Pittsburg Plate Glass Line. Spring ; jfk %.
is here and you will want your floors painted, and your , j\
Furniture varnished. Give us your order—prices are .1 —j
right and goods guaranteed to give satisfaction. i
I ■ v £* . ,
& ~ New Stock STAR BRAND SHOES just arrived. *j
M J. J. Johnson & Son,;
S 1 Service and Satisfaction Store.
* Cor. Hillsboro & Salisbury. Pittsboro, N. C. J \
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Bigß-DayßeductionSale
WE would like to announce to the people of Siler City
and Chatham County that, starting
FRIDAY, MARCH 16TH, 1923,
we are going to have the biggest 8-Day Reduction Sale
that Siler City and Chatham County has ever witness
ed. We will appreciate it if you will come to this sale
and look at the Bargains we are going to give you. Our
motto is: More Goods for Less Money and Better Goods
for Same Money. If you have not got one of our cir
culars, come in and get one or you will lots of bargains.
I WE ARE
GOING TO
i *, SACRIFICE
ALL OF OUR
'll FLORSHEIM
If SHOES AND
41 \ OXFORDS
■ I FOR
II : • $7.95,
| We Make Stfits to Measure. Workmanship Guaranteed II
IC. L BROWER & CO., S,U S.? TV ||
B """""TTZIr" ic ■
1,000
YARDS
GINGHAM
SOLD FOR 25c AND 30c
PER YARD
SALE PRICE 15c
COME EARLY
SO YOU CAN
GET YOUR
SHARE.
;:V : MEN’S HATS
SOLD FROM
\ $2.50 TO $3.50
SALE PRICE
$1.50.
NOTES FROM NEW ELAM.
New Hill, Rt. 2, March 12.— Miss
’ Jessie Ferguson spent the week-end
at her home at New Hill.
Miss Ronnie Jones spent the week
end with Miss Minnie Johnson. '
Mrs. Lacy Thomas had a birthday
dinner Sunday, the 11th. She was 25
years old. Her mother and all her
brothers and sisters were present. It
was thirty-two that enjoyed the nice
dinner. Everyone seemed to enjoy it
and wished for her many more happy
birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones, of near
Seaforth, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Mr. Robert Goodwin spent the week
end with Mr. Freeman Gunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Moore, of Mon
cure, Miss Mary Olinger, of Sanford,
j Williams-Belk Company |
|| SANFORD, ——
l! NEW SHIPMENT COATS )
II Wife&k ' in a whole bevy of winning styles, made of
11 qr&jnjk GBr§i§ polaire and polo cloths, in tans and reindeers; j
II all styles; 16 to 44. Prices range—
|| $14.95, $19.50 and $24.95.
|| 1// Lml \f/ 'IL EASTER SUITS—
1 1 * \ Mjf - in navy, poiret twill, crepe de chine lined; in J
I | \\ M AVp the loose-fitting and semi-tailored models; j
II \ \\ l vM sizes 16 to 44. Priced moderate—
|| Ml r r I M 519.50 and $24.95.
|j LOTS OF EASTER
If in flat crepes, crepe de chine, Canton crepe Si ft l Will \\ <
|I and taffetas; almost any style you may wish i j -II jjj l\y j\j taS
ft for; in all the wanted shades and combina- I II II \ IS <
i| tions; attractively priced— I / J| \
n $14.95,17.50, $19.50, $24.95 and up. | j| |
II M%i\ RLOUSES—
I jSf * n new printed crepes and combinations
I p ! Wvj $4.98 and $5.95.
EASTER MILLINERY
Never before have we presented such an attractive array of Easter Hats. Almost every
if wanted shade and shape you could wish for, and our prices are an attractive feature
themselves—
~ ‘ '** ■■ sea. Jr WAI. tHS* VM&I *££> Tili '
|| $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 and Up
11 CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ HATS
! | here in all th e “ew things for the “kiddies” and misses, priced from
J WILLIAMS-BELK COMPANY, s S,“ f c. rd
and Miss Lillian Olinger were callers
at the home of Mr. R. L. Moore Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Minnie Johnson has returned
from a visit to her Uncle’s on Apex,
route 3. ,
Miss Janice Carr visited Miss Blan
che Partin Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Jim Travis and children, 6f J
Haywood, were callers at the home of j
W. F. Ollinger Saturday afternoon.
Ray Goodwin spent Monday night*
with Clarence Durham. # I
Mr. John Bland was a visitor in j
the home of W. F, Qlmger Simday.
- ' Mr r H. D. Jones now decuples the
farm house of Mr. G. F. Carr.
Mr. Moody Womble visited Mrs_
John Bland Sunday.
We are very glad to know that Mrs.
John Bland is recovering from a bad
spell of grip.
Ask Your Soldier Boy How
Got Such a Hold. N
• He’ll tell you that the battle
of Europe were swarming J tto !j
which carried the dangerou - S
and caused our men misery 7*
let rats bring disease into vnr> A
j When you see the first one 4 ?
i SNAP. That will finish them H
Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25 o
‘ guaranteed by Siler City Dm? I*
| The Harware Store, Siler CitvYJ
L. London & Son, Pilkington p? *
acy and The Chatham Hardware?
Pittsboro.
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