ECONOMY WEEK
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KLINE'S
Regardless of today's cost
Kline is offering merchandise of
every description at prices that
talk for themselves and all we
can tell you is if you need for now
or later NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUY. These values will not
last long at these remarkable
prices.
Compare with prices quoted
elsewhere.
Hickory Shirting, Heavy Grade 25c
ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR
Boy's Ai%l?tic Union Suits ~1 4?>C
Men's Athletic Union Suits ... ! 59c
Men's A'hletlc Union Suits, finely constructed, sizes 34 to 50.. 98c
Hanes Athletic Union Suijs lor Boys 75c
WORK SHIRTS
Men's Blue Work shirts ? Sic
Men's Khaki Work shirts Sic
Boy's Blue Work Shirts - ? ? ? 49c
BOY'S PASTS
Khaki Pants for Boys 9>c
All Boy's Pants Reduced for Economy Week
MIX'S TROrSERS
Men's Blue Serge Pants $2.9;
Men's all wool Warsted Pants ^ #2.95
High Gra>ie Pants for Men and Young Men, Including serges.
$7.00 value $4.95
Men's Palm Beach Pants, various ssades, sizes 30 to 50 _ #43.)
WORE PASTS . i
Men's Khaki Pants #1.45
Men's Heavy TWtll Khaki Pants $1.95
Men's Crash Pants #1.45
MEN'S OVERALLS
One lot Men's Overalls 9?c
Good Gride Boys Overalls 9>c
Best grade Overalls for Men, heavy weight #1.75
IIRESS SniRTS
Men's Dross Shirts, collar attached
Men's Dress Shirts, fine quality, fancy patterns 9Sc
Me's Dress Shirts, collar attache'ln green, b! je and tan #1.19
Men's Dress S' rts, collar attached and collar to match,
worta $2.00 #1.45
XES'S STRAW HATS
New Sai'or Straws, White and Burnt Straw #1.25
Men's Straws, value to $3.00 $1.S5
APROS GlSti RAM
Best quality southern made Gingham, yard 10c
GISGHAM ASD VOILE DRESSES #2,45
One rack Ladies Gingham and Voile Dresses, newest style,
extra quality #2.45
CHILDREN'S DRESSES #6c
Children's fine Gingham Dresses, sizes 2 to 14 J. 9>>c
LADIES SPRING COATS ASD CAPES
Groupe'l for Special Economy Week, Coats and Capes valued
to $20 00, to go at #9.1.">
SHIRT WAISTS
Ladles Voile and Organdy Waists, price 9bc
VOILE ASD TISSUE GINGHAM DRESSES
Season's latest Btyle Voile and Gingham Dresses, light and
dark patterns ? $5.45
CORSETS
P. and N well known CCrsets value up to $2.50, to go at 98c
KSIT TEDDIES
ladies -?u mmer weight Knit Tjsddles, 89c
20c Gauze Vests, regular and extra size 15c
CHILDREN'S HOSE
Children's Fancy Top Sox 15c
Children's Hose, black and white, fine mercerised, priced 25c
CREPE DE CHINE $1.69
Crepe Dachine in Black, Navy, Pink, Brown, etc. at $1.69
- I BED TICKING
Good Mattress Ticking 19c
Feather Ticking 85c
/moskea^ A C A Feather Ticking 89c
SHIRTING
Oood Heavy Hickory Shirting 19c
BED LINENS
63 x 90 Sheets s $1.45
Pillow Cafes ? 72 x 90 Pppperell Sheets $1.49
RIPPI.ETTE DIMITY QUILTS
72x90 double bed size $1.65 81x90 extra size $1J>H
SEA ISLAND SHEETING
3C Inch Sea Island Sheeting 17J4C
INDIAN HEAD LINEN
33 In. white 29c 36 In. white 85c 44 In. white 45c
L Kline & Co.
WHE!* ADVERTISED OK KEF. N ELSEWHERE IT8 ALWAYS
CHEAPEST 41 ERE
;] LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
FOR SALE BY
MeKI>>'E ItKOS.
LousljurK. C.
THE
FRANKLIN INS. AND
REALTY CO.
Announce that Mr. B. B.
Perry has taken charge vt Its
Insurance busnessb Mr. Patry
will be glad to see his trlendj,
and when in need of ANT EIN'D
of Insurance, see him* .Mr
Perry has had many years ex
perience in Insurance, and Is
prepared to give the public the
best of service.
For Insurance of any kind,
?write, phone or see
Bennett Perry
THE
FRANKLIN INS. AND
REALTY CO.
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of Willie Z. Arnold, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified !o present
them to the undersigned on or before
the Sth day of June, 1924, or this jus
tice will be plead In bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will pleare come forward and
make immediate settlement. This
June 7th, 1923.
MRS. ZAX1E ARNOLD, AUmrx.
IS. T Holder, Atty. 6-8-6t
NOTICE OP SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR THE INCORPORATION OP
KPSOJT SCHOOL DISTRICT -
Upon petition of the Cou.ity Board
of Education of Franklin County, said
petition being in due form, It la here
by ordered that an election be held
In accordance with the previsions of
Section 233. Article 17. Part 7, Chap
ter One of "An Act to Amend the Con
solldated Statutes and to Codify the
Laws Relating to Public Schools" en
acted by the General Assembly of
North Carolina at its regular session
in 1923, at which election shall be
ascertained the will of the people
within that portion of tie Epsom
School District lying and being situ
ate In Franklin County as to whether
or not .t shall be Incorporated with
that portion of the Epsom School
Llstrlct lying and being s'tuate In
Vance Count7, so as to form an Incor
porated school district to be known
as the Epsom School District.
The said election shall be held on
the 16th day of July, 1923, the polling
place to be at Dickie's Store in said
District. A new registration shall be
made and L? O. FYazler Is hereby ap
pointed Registrar, ond O. T. Ayscuo,
Jr. and J. H. Ooodson are hereby ap
pointed poll holders
The boundaries of Bald portion of
Kpsom School District situate within
the County -of Franklin are as fol
lows;
Beginning at a point where Lytch's
Creek crosses the line of Ha*>esvlPe
and Frankllnton Townships and
| thence up said Croek to th& Vance
and Franklin County line; tbenco In
a Northeasterly direction along said
County line to a point where Vance.
FrankMn and Warren Counties fol;
thence In an Easterly d'rectlon along
the Warren and Franklin County
line to the point where Hayesytlle
and Sandy Creek Townships corner
'n the Warren and Frgnklln County
line; thaoce In a Southerly direction
along said Ingleslde School District
line to a point jvhere said line cross
es Toole's Croek) thence down Toole's
Creek to the Frankllnton and Hayes
vllle Township line; thence in a Wes
terly direction along Slid Frin\!in
ton and Hayesvllle Township line to
tbe point of beginning.
The Registration nooks shall hi
< pen from June 10th. 1923 fo July 7th
1!<23 and tbe Registrar V" HI have said
Look* at s?ld pulltuK pi icv on ?ach
Saturday durmg said period from the
li.it day at Jucv, 19:5, to the 14ili u?>
vt July.
B> order cf the Board of Ccunty
Comratsslrnera this ihe 4tU duy of
Juae 1 :'23.
AUTHl'R STRICKLAND,
Atiest- Chairman
h C. H01.DEN. U&rK 6-S.-41
I
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX ELEC
TION
I'poQ petition signed by the requir
ed number of citizens of the Pine
Hidge School District, Franklin Coun
t>. State of North Carolina, said pe
t.tion having been du.y approved and
indorsed by the County Hoard of Ed
ic.-tion of Franklin County, it Is or
wreil that an election be held in sal '
sfchcol District in accordance with
the provisions of Article 17, part 7,
Chapter 1. of "An Act t> Amend the
Consolidated Statutes an l ' to Codify
the law relating to Public Schools,''
tnacted by the General Assembly of
."? orth Carolina at its regular session
in 1923, at which election shall be as
ct r'.ained the will of the people wlth
iu said School District whether or not
there shall be levied a special annual
tax of not more than fifty cents on
tin One Hundred Dollars valuation
o: property within said District to
supplement the public school fund
v l ictf fnay be apportioned to said
dis-'.rict by the County Board of Edu
cation and in case such special tax
shall be voted then It shall operate
to repeal and abolish all special
si hool taxes heretofore voted within
si-id school district. . --
The said electon shall be held on
Vonday, the 16th day of July, 1923,
the polling place shall be Pine Rldgo
School House In said district; a new
registration shall be made and How
ard \V 1 ant is hereby appointed Reg
istrar and J. O. Williams and F. C
Richard?oti are hero' y eppolnted poll
he Mors for said election
The boundaries of said Pine Ridge
S-chool District, as fixed by the Coun
ty Board of Education, are as follows:
Beginning at bridge over NbrrliT
Creek on Tarboro road; thence down
Norm' Cre?k - to Crooked Creek;
thence down Crooked Creek to Tar
Kiver; thence down Tar River to
Nash County line; thenie along Nssh
County line to line of Pilot District
No, 4 Dunn Township ; thence along
line of Pilot District to P.urwell Ba
ker's in Spring Hope road, west to
head ot' Contentnea Creek. West ?o
hew road, Falson's corner; thence to
lead of Baker's pond; thence along
creek to beginning.
The Registration Books shall be
open from June 16th, 1923 t-j July 7th,
I 3 and the Registrar will have aald
becks at said prlttfig place on eacn
Saturday during said period from the
1611; day of June, 1923, to the 14th day
of July, 1923.
By order of the Board of County
Con'.mlssloners this the 4th day of
June, 1*23
ARTHUR STRICKLAND.
Attest: Cnairman.
S C. HOLDEN, Clerk. 6-S-4t
I NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX ELEC
TION
Upon petition signed by the requir
ed number of citizcns of the Pilot
School District, Franklin Coun
ty. State of North Carolina, said pe
tition having bet n duly approved an 1
endorsed by the County Board of Ed
ucation of Franklin County, it is or
dered that an election be held in said
School Dl.-trict in accordance with
the provisions of Article 17. part 7,
Chapter 1. of "An Act to Amend the
Consolidated Statutes and to Codify
the law relating to Public Scho >ls,"
enacted by the General Assembly of
Ncrth Carolina at its reguli.r ses?loi
If 1923. at which election shall be as
certained the will of the people with
in said School District whether or not
there shall be levied a special annual
tax of not more than DO cents on
the One Hundred Dollars valuation
of property within said District to
^supplement the public school funu
which may be apportioned to said
district by the County Board of Edu
cation and in case su^h si ecial tax
shall be voted then It shall operate
to repeal and abolish all special
school taxes heretofore voted within
said school district.
The said election shall be held on
Monday, the ,16th day of July. 1923,
the polling place shall be J. M. Stal
lings' Store In said 'district; a new
registration shall bo made and J. M
Stalling^ Is hereby appointed Regis
trar and Preston Massey, and Clellon
Pearce are hereby appointed poll
holders tor said election.
The boundaries of said Pilot School
District, as fixed by the County Board
of Education, are a? follows:
Beginning at the head of Strickland
Mill Pond on Moccasin CYeek; thence
up said Creek to Mobley Spring
Branch; thence up Mobley Spring
Branch to the Mobley Bprlng; thence
In a Northeasterly direction along the
old Willlsm Pflvatt l.ne to the head
of Nannie Orchard Branch; thence in
an Easterly direction to the head of
Contenthea Creek; thence in a South
easterly direction to the Spring Hopo
road at Burwell Baker place; thence
Southeast to the Nasi County line a:
the most Northerly point where said
Nash County line touches the land of
John Pace; thence In a Southerly di
rection along said Nash County line
to the New Road frum Pilot to Rocky
Crp?i; thence in a Southwesterly di
rection to the Southeast corner of
I,onnie Jones' land; thence alone
I,onnle Jonea' line In a W^terly di
rection to the B. M. Altord land;
thence In a Westerly direction along
the old line for B. M Alford and J.
T. Alford to Moccassin Creek, the
point of the beginning.
The Registration Books shall be
0|>en from June 16th, 1823 to July 7th
li?9S and the Registrar will have said
books at said polling place on each
Saturday during said period from the
16th day of June, 198?, to the 14th t'/>y
of July, 1823.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners this the 4th day of
June, li?23.
ARTHUR STRICKLAND.
Attest- ?? , < liilr nan
B C. HOI-DEN, Clerk. 0 8 it
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of the
estate of Boston Allen, deceased, late
of Franklin County, all persons hold
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned on or before the 28th
day of May 1924, or this notice will
be plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate are ro
quested to make Immediate settle
ment. This May 28th, 1923.
IDA ALLEN, Extra.
G M Beam, Attorney. 6-1 -6t
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Rarah Thomas Morris,
d ecp?tied, late of Franklin County, no
1 1 d' Is hereby given all persons hold
SL
log clalma against said estate to pre
eont them to the undersigned on or
before the 28th day of May, 1924, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please come tor
ward trad make Immediate settlement.
Thin May 28th, 1923.
J. W. THOMAS, Admr.
G M. Beam, Attorney. 8-l-6t
No Worm* in a
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healthy color, which Indlcatte poor Mood, eod ?? ?
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for two or thr*Y*'*fl,a wl" Sorlch the biood. Im
prove thedlgeWum.Vod sot *? a General fcrenrb
nlnl Tonic toihe whale arettm. Nsoire will then
throw off or dispel tbr Vorm t, sod theChlld will ne
is perfect hrijtb fteatf^Dt to take. tOc per bottle.
A. TONKEL
LOUISBURG'S NEWEST STORE
Announces to the buying public of Louisburg and
Franklin County, his
FIRST BIG SALE
Beginning
Friday, June 8th, 1923
and will continue through the entire month of June.
For weeks and weeks we liave been arranging for
this big event and our values will speak louder than
words. Everj- department will offer tempting spec
ials daily. This is going to be the most remarkable
low price Sale ever offered in Louisburg. Do not con
fuse this with any ordinary sale for the reason that A.
TONKEL wants the people of the surrounding coun
t
try to become acquainted and secure the thousands of
different bargains that will be thrown on the counters
during his First Big June Sale. Even* item advertis
ed and every price and value quoted during this sale
will be found absolutely as represented.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE OF THIS BIG SALE
JUNE 8TH. 1923
A. Tonkel
Next Door to H. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Louisburg, : N. C.
High Grade
OVERALLS
Sizes 32 to 42
$1 .50 Pair
McKINNE BROS.
PAY CASH and PAY LESS