FREE!
In our Shoe Dept
Dollar Day Only- One
pair No 100 Silk Hose
Free with every pair
Ladies Shoes $4.95
and over.
FREE!
Dollar Day Only with
every pr. Men's shoes
sold for $4.95 or over
we will give one pair
Interwoven Silk Hose
Free.
AT L. KLINE & CO., INC.
on Saturday, March 13th, 1926
Will be a crowning day in the history of our business. A day long to be remembered to those who
attend a day that will give your dollars the power the days of old. A day you can't afford to miss.
Hundreds of bargains on display we can't advertise.
TOWELS
Large size Fancy Bordered Huck Tow
els, at 4 for?
$1.00
SHEETING
9 1-4 good quality Sheeting, unbleach
ed, full 81 Inches wide, at 2 yards?
$1.00
RADIUM SILK
S6-incb all-silk Radium for dresses
and lingerie, at yard?
$1.00
IRISH LINEN
3f-inch imported IriBh Linen, good
staple colors, at, 2 yards?
$1.00
CURTAIN SCRIM
?6-inch Curtain Scrim, ecru and white,
double borders, 10 yards?
$1.00
OIL CLOTH ?
Standard width Colored Oil Cloth, rery
neat patterns, at. 4 vards?
$1.00
Extra - SPECIAL - Extra
FOR DOLLAR DAY ONLY
In addition to our Extra Special
Prices for Dollar Day we will allow
you $1.00 on all purchases of $10 or
OTer. Jnst trade, get duplicate sales
slips, turn them in at office and get a
refund of $1 on year purchases.
BOYS* ALL-WOOL PANTS
>0 pair exceptionally good quality
Boys' wool pants. Good selection of
:olors and sizes. Originally in values
:o *2.00?
$1
GINGHAMS
One bargain table consisting of fast
x>lor Gingham, Chambrays, etc., at
10 yards?
$1.00
LONG CLOTH
A good soft fnish English Long Cloth
tor infant's wear at, 10 yards?
$1.00
SHIRT MADRAS
3 YARDS
Silk Stripe Shirt Madras in a white
choice of new Spring colors. Durable
quality, assuring repeated tubing. A
value at 3 yards for?
$1.00
L. L. Sheeting
36 inch Druid
L. L. Sheeting
9 v*rds $1.00
Not over 10 yards to
customer
L. KLINE & CO., Inc.
Where Thousands Save Money
LOUISBURG, N. CAROLINA
Window Shades
All Colors
Standard Si?e
Guaranteed Rollers
2,or $1.00
il
by Arthur Brisbane
j'T'S A DIG UNIVERSE.
ADVERTISING PAYS.
?110 100% MEN OR WOMEN.
NON STOP OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Latest scientific statement con
czr.dr.z this universe, in which we
are less than microbes, and the
earth less than a grain of dost,
startles you. Our sun, a million
times as big as this earth, is only
c rpjck in what men have called
"the universe," which contains
endless millions of suns, some a
million times bigger than ours.
It's hard enough to think of such
a universe as that.
And now the wise Dr. Hubble,
of ML Wilson Observatory, tells
the California Institute of Tech
nology that a million "universes"
such as ours are visible at hor
rible distances from the earth.
! Examine an atom, and you find
a central body around which re
volve other bodies as the planets
'revolve around our sun. These
electrons revolve around the
nucleus billions of times in a
second.
Atoms, of which you could have
mil ions in one corner of your eye
without noticing them, are small
solar systems. .... ,
Our sun and its planets consti
tute one atom in our universe.
That universe in turn is one atom
in the entire universe. Where in
that overwhelming space are the
h?gven te which we look forward
r id the other place that we
this tarth la a straight
the speed of
an IadK
We thought it
eouM hack.
light, 186,000 miles a second, it
would take you one hundred mil
lion years to get beyond the tele
scopic maze of the universe. No
tender it says in the ISib:", 'if.
\)- v Father's Louse arc zu?-; >
.t-_Fpornir.c.1 Fee
Dsvis .?ayS'.o Hie Ceur.t:;. '.. -
cart, "Corse . i.i "
Strong-minded American
women were indignant beeuu-o
Lord Craven wm admitted hero
without question, whereas the
Countess C?.? :cart was shut cut.
There v. ere the two who^e c'c.w?
ment shocked our pure authori
ties. The dcub!e-sex standard
proved too much for our clean
minded, strong-minded women.
Observe the power of advertis
ing even when it isn't very good
advertising. The Countess lands
from Ellis Island with a contract
to appear on the stage at a high
salary. She wouldn't have got
that without the assistance of
Uncle Sam.
Professor Raber tells the Amer
ican Association for Advancement
of Science that, "Viewed from the
sex angle there are no one hun
dred per cent men or women.-'
The sex of the human race is "pri
marily determined by the chro
mosome content of the egg cell."
With complete respect for Pro
fessor Raber, after inspecting the
Parisian and American divorce
court news, you think those egg
cells have done well enough, from
the days of Mrs. Potiphar to these
modem days.
An Englishman has just flown
from London to Cape Town. South
Africa, nearly 9,000 mBaa, in.
ninety hours. At the same rate,'
the New York to San Francisco,
or Seattle, trip would tmkk about
thirty hours?from New York to
Chicago, less than ten hours.
That speed will be doubled and no
fetop flights from ocean to ocean
will be made within twenty years!
Washington authorities, by Pres
ident Coolidge's order, of course,
have closed the Mexican border
between San Diego and the as
sorted (lives of Tie Jnana at 6
p. m. The daylight hoars are not
the -'best for dives, and the dive
inhabitants are leaving. ??>
Tia Juana owners of gambling
houses and similar resorts, a
majority of them United States
citizens, by the way, petition
President Coolidge to cancel Ma
? p. m. order. Te that President
Coolidge will ton a very cold
Vermoq|jmr.
outlook Is good except tor
those wanting something *
* even they may get th
PE RS03 ALLl
Bj
Cole Sm age
I nave just returned trom a nasty i
trip to Franklin county. I went to!
get some wooden rollers from the'
veneering plant with which to make ?
nitrate of soda crusher rollers for
Harnett county. I thank Mr. Cox f ?r! 1
rollers and assure him they will be :
used for the public * jJ
The one regret of this professional
visit was that 1 did not get to s?
and talk with all of you.' I saw your
extension workers and talked with
them about the progress of the work
for a short whila. I hope to see you
on my next trip.
Farm agent Hugh Harris Is1 wide
awake to the farmers interests. One
of the first things he said to me was.
' If you don't writs something for the
farmers in your letters you will get
in Dutch." Hugh, I try to write some
thing for the farmers in every letter
but it is different from what we, as
farm agent, are paid to write on agri
culture. You are the agricltural in
formation tor Franklin county.
Miss Daisy Caldwell had a number
r' office callers Saturday afternoon.
She gave a salad dressing demonstra
tion to one of them while I was there.
The mayonnaise behaved just like it
always does when Miss Caldwell is
beating it Why shouldn't it? When
she finished I'll nay the salad was
dressed.
( What you write ia silly; why don't
you write something funny?" is one
comment one Franklin county boy
makes on these letters of mine.
Seen through my windshield be
Louisburg and Lilllngton:
A bluebird basking in the sunshine;
two men on their knees riding in a
truck; a chnMy girl - shearing the
hedge; a colored man splitting church
stove wood; two children with all
day sucker stems stinking out of their
mouths; an iron stare from a woman
driver; two Mrd houses nailed on
pine trees; a quartet consisting of a
mule, a negro, a wagon and a bale of
hay; two people sitting *n the front
seat where one sat before; a bluster
ing March wiftd sways me from side
t<. side on the highway; a negro patch
lag a tire tube In front of the Gov
ernor's mansion; a stump puller In
action, ragged, uprooted stumps spraw
ling all over the 'field: near Franklin
ton, the grouffd underneath the pines
green with straw' beaten off by the
recent hail; two good locations for
forest thinning demonstrations in
Harnett county, both long leaf pines;
heard, '"lef us ride,", from two colored
strangers rr> foot; I am overtaking
a car, and Its boiling over on level
ground, I can see the drops psttlng
the ground, two ladles are the only
riders; numerous ysliov tubs mall
boxes with the Inscription, "Ws rsad
the Raleigh Times." I thought, "We
rsad the Frsnklla Times;" "the kind
that men of keen Judgment become
wedded to," is the Inscription on one
H^tbe^pew road advertisements. A
fagputifu^ytmerican woman is on the
right and-u package of cigtircttcr on
the leit; the sun is low and shining
directly in my eyes and 1 cannot see.
. 1
? BOCK BPRIXGS ITEMS
Our school is progressing very nice
ly how. The house has a new coat
jf paint which adds greatly to the sp
\ earanee of the building.
Our Sunday school and B. Y. P. U.I
fce improving. We now hftve a aland
Y. P. U. and are working fow
standard Sunday school. Our
HtorT Mr. Clemmeas seems to have
Iput a new spirit into the work. ?
'Misses Gladys Strickland, Patsy
Kogers and Messrs. Cliff Stalllngs,
Jarvis Perry, John Phelps and He
lekiah Strickland were callers at Mr.
H. A. Stricklands Sunday afternoon.
John Russel Edwards gave a party
to a few of his friends last Friday
night. Those enjoying his hospitality
?vers: Misses Lena and Jadle Cheaves,
Mollis and Emma Place, Annie Moore,
Irene Card, Bessie Perry, Frances
. hamblee and Patsy Rogers, Messrs.
J B. and Roy Perry, Ed and Rufus
Place, Rufus Strickland, Jessie Rob
ins, Ruffin . Cheaves, Clarence Card,
ind Hexaklah Strickland. ?
Mr. Bennett Strickland was thrown
from a stalk cutter last week. His
Injuries did not seem serious at the
Lima Of the accident, but he has fallen
several times since while at his work,
ind doesn't seem'to be recovered now.
Mrs. Graham Dickerson visited her
mother and father Monday.
Misses Patsy Rogers, Frances Cham
blea and Mr. John Phelps motored to
LouiOburg Monday night to see the
Keeper of the Bees." ? ?
Mr. D. M. Clemmens spent Saturday
night at Mr. R. H. Place's. ?
Miss Lena Cheaves spent Saturday
ntgRt wmrmsa Emms Place.
Messrs. J. B. Perry, Ruffin Cheaves,
JohJtR. Edwards, Ed Place and David
Taut wore callers at Mr. Z. L. Cheaves
Bu nday -afternoon. ?
Miss Annie Moore spent Saturday
night with Miss Corenna Hicks. ?
rkera. has been right much sickness
in the community, but all are better
now.
XX
ET. GILEAD W. *. S.
The Mt. Oilead Missionary Soclfty
met March C, 1926, at Mt. Gllead and
the following program was render
ed:
Song, "111 live for Him."
Devotional, Merle Bailey.
Life of Joseph, Mrs. J. E. Nelms.
The Lord's Prayer In union.
Life of David, Mrs. W. E. Joyaer.
Song. "Have Thy Own Wny Lord."
Dismissal, Mrs. K. E. Joyner.
"? A "Boston woman walked forty-four
miles In eleven hours on a wager and
others d?nco"ttae Charleston.
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THE FRANKLDt TIMES
|LM POr Yonr tn AdtaSOO
WANTED old tune furnltnre, some,
beds, desks, tables, chairs, cupboards,
chests^ sideboards with long legs and'
irons fenders, send rough outline with
description. Highest cash prices. Will
call anywhere. G. E. 3TEINMETZ,
1411 N. 22nd Street, Richmond,
Va. 3-12-4t
1AJCT
A ladies yellow gold watch, with_
initials "M. D. H." engraved on bacfcT
Finder will please return same to me
and receive reward. ZOLLIE F. HILL,
R 2, Franklinton, N. C. 3-12-lt
TiLI FRANKLIN TIMES
SI.SO F'e- Year in Advance
FOUND
The Famous Tobacco Fertilizer
"Wrapper Brand Guano"
also
"Carolina Cotton Grower"
? \
for cotton;
Made by
BLACKSTONE GUANO CO., Inc.
* V * } |
We have the agency
STAR GROCERY CO.
Louisburg, H. 0.