TONKEL'S
New Ready-to-wear Dept.
For This Week Only
LADIES COATS of the newest materials and the very
smart styles in all the beautiful spring shades.
Values up to $15.00 $9.95
Ladies Coats, best materials such as Charmene, Porets
and Tweeds, crepe lined and some with nwest fur trim
mings?Value up to $19.50 $12.50
Ladies Coats priced up to $25.00 14.95
Coats priced up to $39.50 19.95
Dresses in all the Newest Spring Materials, Latest
Styles. Special for this week
Dresses up to $10.00 . .\. f $4.95
Dresses up to $15.00 $9.95
Dressed up to $25.00 $14.95
We are daily receiving new styles and colors In
ladies new spring pumps, Grays and Blonde pid in low,
medium and high spike heels, pumps and straps, prices
$3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $6.95
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You are cordially invited to come in and inspect
our New Ready-To-Wear Department?the most Up
To-Date in this section.
A. TONKELS
DEPARTMENT STORE
Louisburg, N. Carolina
WHERE YOUR $ BUYS MOST!!
FOR SALE
Franiclin Touring Car in good con
dition, $300. Terms it desired. F. N.
SPIVEY. 3-12-lt
McKINNE'S HIGH GRADE
FOB COTTON
isaa^O BY THE TON
LESS BY THE CAB
THE SPOT CASH CO. 3-12-7t
Statistics show that the average
woman eats less than the average man.
ao do figures.
SALESMAN WANTED for lubricat
ing oils, greases and paints. Excellent
opportunity. Salary or Commission.
THE JED OIL AND PAINT CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 3-12-lt
TELLOW WRAPPER
FOR TOBACCO
THE SPOT CASH CO. 3-12-7t
Tom Tarheel says he is getting'
ready to cash in on the shortage of
horse sand mules by trying to raise
a few colts. I
Two Per Cent Reduction In Tax
t .
Effective Now
We will absorb immediately
on all Ford cars the two per
cent reduction in tax, which
normally does not become
effective until midnight,
March 28th. This means
that you can have a new
Ford car and take advan
tage of the two per cent tax
reduction.
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LOUISBURG MOTOR 00.
v- \ r~
a very preuy wedding was solemn
ised yesterday when Miss Margaret
Augusta Campbell became the bride
of Prank Leslie Perry, at . high noon,
the First Presbyterian church, How.
Henry M. Mellon, officiating.
Miss Campbell was given in mar
riage by her brother, LeRoy Campbell
of Allentown,1.. Pa. Mrs. Clayton
Merwin was matron of honor and Dr.
Lawrence Wilson acted as best man.
The bride was attractively attired
in a nile green crepe ensemble suit
and a blege picture hat. She carried
a shower boquet of orchids, sweet
peas, and Ullies- of the valley. Mrs.
Merwin wore a gown of mellon crepe
with a picture hat to match and her
corsage boquet was of sweet peas.
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
Ada Campbell and the late Dr. Luther
Campbell, of Slatington. Pa., while
Dr. Perry is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Perry, of Louisburg, N. C.
He Is a graduate of Jefferson Medical
College.
Miss Evelyn Quick Tyson played
the wedding march.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and a number of friends en
joyed a wedding breakfast in the
Ozone room of the Hotel Denis.
Dr. and Mrs. Perry left by automo
bile for a honeymoon trip to Washing
ton and the south. After March 15
they will be at home to their friends
In Woodstown, N. J.?Atlantic City
Dally Press, March 2.
Dr. Perry is a Louisburg boy and
has many relatives and frleinds in
this county who will be Interested in
hii marriage.
IN KEMOBIAX
On Monday afternoon about 3:30
o'clock, February 16, 19?6, our Heav
enly Father In His night from Heav
en to earth came to the bedside of
Mr. W. W. Hart and claimed him for
his own.
For over a year death hovered close
by his side and what he suffered no
mortal tongue can tell. But may
Qod's will be done. It is not for us
to question why he was taken from
us in the hour we needed him most
but the Lord knows best for He does
all things well.
Our hearts are filled with sorrow
at his going but we rejoice In the
hope that we know It is well with his
soul. He was a sweet spirited con
secrated christian, and a devoted hus
band, whose chief pleasures in his
life was to minister to his family and
bis greatest joy lay In doing good to
others. He always looked for an op
portunity to help someone In trouble.
He always looked for the good In
every one, and was loved by all who
knew him. He leaves to mourn his
loss a devoted wife and son, four sis- j
.era, and five brothers, and a host of,
relatives and friends.
He was laid .to rest in Flat Rock
eemetery, the funeral services being [
conducted by his pastor Rev. C. B.'
Howard, assisted by Rev's. J. F. Mit
:hiner, A. A. Pippin and L. R. Evans.
The pall bearers were his nephews,
'.he flower glrla his nieces. The floral
tribute was especially beautiful.
THE ONE WHO LOVED HIM BEST
The man who wrote "consistency,
thou art a jewel,1' surely knew the
ways of the world.
The senate voted to shut off its own
sir. The country ought to realise
that this was a sacrifice.
The objection to a revolver Is that
It is always in a convenient place at
the wrong time.
Winner Theatre
Lonisbnrg, N. C.
Week Program Beginning
PKIDAY, MAKI'H It, ltoWt
FRIDAY, MARCH 12
"SPEED"
with Betty Birth
Sixth Chapter Green Archer
Serial
Fable Cat Comedy
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Buck Joncw In
"AROZOJfO RKOMO"
A real good ezzciting Western
Also Comedy
MONDAY end TUESDAY
MARCH 15-16
D. W. Griffiths
?THAT KOYLE GIRL"
?With?
Carol Dempster, W. ?. Fields,
?tames klrkwood and
Harrison Ford
A vivid love melodrama of the
Chicago Underworld. *
No Advance In Admission
"That R&yle Girla has 10 reels
Two Special Shows: 7:30 and
9:15 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 17
Gloria Swanson In
"THE COAST OF FOLLY"
To see her Is a treat. One ot
her latest pictures
Good Comedy each night
THURSDAY MARCH 18
This night will be Siren to the
OXFORD ORPHASAGE
Singing Class. Special Admis
sion. Come out and lets en
courage and help them.
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
at 7:30 P. M. and 8:45 P. M
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
at 2 to 5 P. M. Adm. 10 and 15c
Night Shows Adm. 10 r.nd 25c
unless mentioned ou special pic
tures in program above.
Our Theatre Is warmed up to a
good average temperature with
the Heatrola System. We will
keep you warm.
Yonr Patronage Appreciated
Winner Theatre
Lotrisburg, 5. C.
FROM
BRINGS
Small Seed
Forth The Yield
FROM small accounts, the large one grow,
JUST keep this in your noodle;
SO, start yours now and you will know,
YOU'RE going to have the boodle.
IF you are ready we are too,
THEN tie to this good bank;
AND, as your money grows for you,
IN finances high you'll rank.
THE philosophy of thrift is saving now,
TO have money when in need;
A bank account is the sure way HOW,
JUST try it,?and you'll believe.
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Luiswm,
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NwthGwu*
IWMBBBI
FOR SALE
OR TRADE
We have just received One Car Load Tennessee
Mules right off the farms at the price, to please you.
Come and look them over before you buy.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
We sell for either cash, on time, or will trade for your horse, plug mule,
sow, hogs, sheep, goata, er anything you have to dispose of.
W. H. ALLEN COMPANY
At Planters Warehouse > Coulsburg, N. C