Newest Novelties ...in ??? Every Department A Saving in Every Purchase A SELECTION OF MATERIALS YOU HAVE NEVER BE r~~ ^ * FORE HAD THE PLEASURE OF LOOK ING AT IN LOUIS BURG. L KLINE 4 CO. Incorporated WHERE THIUSANDS SAVE MINEY LOCISBUBG, NORTH CAROLINA ANNOUNCEMENT We take pleasure in announcing to the cotton farmers in Justice and surrounding communi ties that we have purchased a new model . Gulley gin outfit and will install it at Justice. We willj.be ready to gin your cotton to the l best advantage when the season opens, and will buy your lint cotton, seed cotton and seed Kat|the top market price. Give us a chance to servejyou. Respectfully, J. C.| |Wheless & Sons THIS WEEK'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE This puzzle is designed by William Sherrill for those who have correct ly soiled a dozen or more cross-word puzzles, and consequently feel that they are pretty good. There Is nothing tricky about It. Every definition means exactly what It says and the words themselves are not extremely dif ficult. However, It you get a fall out of this one you will know you have had a tussle. ' HORIZONTAL Seaweed To encourage wrong-doing Incurring punishment Stout and rosy with health A city of Cbaldea A branch European river Correlative to not A tr^p A sign of the Zodiac To have and retain in one's pos session Change direction Having the form of a tooth A Hebrew month Eagerly expectant Dull brown; swarthy complexion British National Reserve (Abbr.) A small part of the head I am (Contraction) A mass of visible vapor floating through the air at various heights Pugilistic knockout Forbid; exclude Organic matter of the soil Not quick Space for occupancy enclosed on all sides - . VERTICAL Island possession of Denmark Legal note (Abbr.) A fish A man's name To border upon . : A vehicle Prefix meaning out Pith helmet worn in tropics Species of fungus VISE vor A RlltER OK WRESTLER ? Does Frankiin county boast a good broncho rider, steer wrestler or calf icper? Or a fellow adept at trick iiul fancy riding? He may now be covering a policeman's beat, employ ed as delivery man for a moving con cern, clerking in a store or holding down an office job, but if he still has the spirit of the plains and ranges in Wm and thinks he'B no back number, he's wanted. The Chicago Associa tion of Commerce is putting on a "Roundup" August 15 to 23 and has asked the help of this newspaper in fiDding persons formerly having a part of the life of the great West. Thirty thousand dollars in cash purses, in addition to world's cham pionship titles, belts and trophies will go to the victors of the "Chicago Roundup" which is to be held in the Grant Park Stadium under the direc tion of Tex Austin, famous rodeo man and it is thought that there may be some one in Franklin county who is still good enough to try and run away with a part of this money. The "Roundup" marks Chicago's de% but as the rodeo capital of America. Cheyenne and Pendleton have been the two great rodeo centers of the c< untry; hereafter thet e will be three, with plans laid to make Chicago the greatest of all. Chicago, the greatest cowboy town and business center, is cut to outdo itself in the scale of its Roundup," and the cream of rodeo talent will be there. All the trad'" tlonal events of the Western epic will be staged, with entries from all over the country, Canada, Mexico. Argen tine and Australia. There will be none of the "circus" atmosphere at this rodeo, it is an nounced. No paid performers. It is a free-for-all and open to the world and those who think that they still have some of the blood of the West in them will never have a better chance to prove It. Arrangements are going forth for the entertainment of "Ronndup" visitors from this and other localities on a scale unheard of in the annals of American business. The town will be In festive humor and all comers from the lensfejtnown to the roost prominsnt are iwalWff-toy a tremendous welcome. Any person or persons here who think they might be Interested in en tering the "Roundup" lists may se cure a complete prize list and rules by writing the Chicago Association of Commerce. Some boys don't take after father because his gait is too slow for them. Lots of people get spring fever be fore the weather gives them a chance. HATE YOU EVER NOTICED THAT THE MERCHANT WHO SENDS IN THE COPT FOR HIS AD EARLY ALWAYS HAS THE NEATEST AJD1 SWEET POTATO PLANTS FOR MILLIONS NOW READY FOR SHIP MENT Nancy Hall and Porto Rico PoUt< plants grown from record yielding po tatoes at %2M per thousand, ten thous and 120.00, fifty thouaand lots at $1.71 per thousand. All plants govern men inspected and certified and orderi filled day received. DEEN'S PLANT FARM, A-l$-7t Box B, Alma, q?. Tract of land on which the game is preserved for shooting Offspring of a Spaniard or Creole and an American Indian A fortification A stratum By By the route of A mine entrance French novelist Untwisted rope, used for caulk ing the seams of a ships planks Strong, thick kind of silk To blossom German territory occupied by Allies after World War Note of the dove A song in two parts Business League (Abbr.) A state M A|W H I F F GDB3S3 WRKLEYS *after every meal" Parents'- encoara&e the children to car' tor their teeth/ Give them Wrigley's. It removes food particles from die teeth. Strengthens the gums. Combats acid mouth. Befreshing and beneficial! STALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT Getting rid ot a bad idea is simply the question of substituting a better one. Sir Gilbert Clayton Sir Ollbert Clayton, former chief secretary of the Palestine gorern wlll probably be appointed Ugb of Paleettna to succeed Herbert lemoeL Sir Gilbert, al not a Jew, to considered of the Zionist ? the ?w FOR BIG Announcements IN THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK THE STAR Grocery Company W. PERRY, Mgr. J . S. HOWELL, Pres. Growing Boys Need Plenty of Good Meat FROM MEAT THET GET HEALTH AND STRENGTH BUILDING ELEMENTS THAT GAN BE OBTAINED IN NO OTH ER FOODS. SO IF YOU WANT YOUR BOYS TO*GROW INTO STURDY, STRONG MANHOOD, LET THEM HAVE PLENTY OF GOOD MEAT. Cash Grocery & Market PBOKl ?!! ? * LOCI8BUBO, B. C.

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