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SPECIALS IN HARDWARE THE BEST RANGE WE EVER HANDLED FOR THE PRICE * Regular $50.00 ? Sale $42.50 AN EXTRA VALUE AT $75.00 - Sale $57.50 ONE SMALL RANGE Regular $25.00 - Sale $20.00 HOT BLAST HEATERS Regular $20.00 - \Sale $14.75 Also other tjipes and sizes at Reduced Prices. FUEL OIL HEATERS Regular $49.95 Regular 41.25 Regular 28.50 Sale $32.50 Sale 29.75 Sale 23.50 ONE PAIR BRASS ANDIRONS Regular $10.00 - Sale $6.75 HEAVY BRASS PLATED ANDIRONS Regular $4.75 - Sale $3.50 HEAVY BLACK ANDIRONS Regular $2.95 - Sale $1.95 FIRE SETS Shovel, Tongs, Poker and Stand Regular $1.95 - Sale $1.35 GAME TRAPS Regular $2.50 dz. - Sale $2.00 dz. A few King Stalk Cutters Today's Price $55.00 - Sale $42.50 BICYCLES For Boys and Girls We have sold numbers of these Bicycles at $29.75 Sale MEAT GRINDERS No. 5 Dixie Regular $2.50 - Sale $1.75 . * No. 10 Regular $3.75 ? Sale $2.75 LARD PRESSES 6 Qt. Regular $10.00 - Sale $8.00 8 Qt. Regular 11.00 - Sale 9.00 RIFLES Sale $4.50 up 2 Sets Only Remington Stainless Knives and Forks Regular $4.50 - Sale $3.50 Others at 85c up SPECIAL PRICES ON ALUMINUM POTS AND PRESERVING KETTLES. ENAMELED ROASTERS FOR CHRISTMAS One Hundred Bridles, a bargain at $1 .25 $1.75 Sale *? Dixie-Dunn and Champion Points . . 75c dozen 20 dozen Biscuit Pans 10c up CAST IRON STOVE POTS and lflc KETTLES, Regular $1.00. ,. . . . Sale W ONE ONLY New Ohio - 2 Speed Mower - Regular $110.00 Sale $90.00 Several barrels Asphalt Roof Coating OCc gal. By the barrel TWO ONLY Hunting Coats, size 42 - Plenty of Pockets and large rubber lined game pocket - Regular $4.45 Sale $3.45 OIL RANGES 5 Burners - Manufactured by Florence Regular $32.50 - Sale $27.50 SEABOARD STORE CO., INC. 47HOLE8ALE - RETAIL Pay Oath and Pay Less D. P. McKlnne. President v Louisburg College! Items Oil Wednesday morning. Dec. 4. t'he Metropolitan Trio ot New York gave a musical program in the college chapel. This program was of a very high order and the execution showed that the artists were of the first rank. Those giv ing the concert' were Mack Wal mer, pianist. Stanley Craft, Vio linist. and David Pratt. Cellist. The concert manager. Willard Matthews, was also wit-h the mu sicians. For an hour and a half, these musicians gave numbers from Mozart. Frank Bridge. Tschalkow sky. Pierue. Saiqt Saens. Brahms, Mendelssohn, and others that en raptured the hearers, and enabled them to bathe their souls in the sea of diviue harmonies. It is very seldom that a liner concert is giv en at any college. There are to be three other concert numbers during the year, i Those who miss them will lose a 1 great opportunity. Ths program' was the second of the series; the first being a lecture by Dr. A. C. Howell. Professor of Kuglisb and Biblical literature at t>he Univer sity of North Carolina. The sub ject of Dr Howell's address was "The Bible In The Stream of Life." The Gamma Upsilon Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa gave its annual banquet 011 the evening of Novem ber 26, 1940. The fraternity held it? banquet at the home of Mrs. C. M. Beam and it was held in honor of the new members of the fraternity. There were twenty , present at the banquet and all en joyed a splendid Mme. The invit ed guests were the following hon orary members of the fraternity: Dr. and .Mrs. Walter Patten, Prof. G. M Oliver. Dean of Men of the College. Miss Lula May Stipe, Dean of Women of the College. Mrs. T. C. Amiek. Prof. Byerly, and several ot-her invited guests. The following program was ren dered: Welcome. Miss Catherine Gil lis. President of the Chapter and Toast mistress. Toast to New Members. Miss May Davis. Response. Miss Doris Rhodes. Toast to Honorary Members. Miss Mildred Carter. Response. Miss Lulu May SMpe. Reading. Miss Catherine Gillis Solo, Bells of the Sea. Mr. Ar-| thur Craig, accompanied by Prof., Byerly. The banquet and program were quite a success. A second banquet! will be held in the spring. On Wednesday evening. Novem ber 2". Professor and Mrs. V. R. Kilby entertained at a dinner par ty at- the home 'of Mrs. Beam. The party was in honor of Mrs. Kil by's mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lewis, of Troy. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were enroute to West Palm Beach. Florida, where they will spend the winter. The guests for t-he evening were: Dr. and Mrs. Walter Patten, Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Anilck, Prof, and Mrs. I. D. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. I Frank Culpepper, the host and | j the hostess, and the honorees. Louisburg College will close for FARM LOANS Low I n tares t Lone Tana Fair Appraisal Prompt Sarrloa W. L LUMPKIN Correspondent LOUISBURG, N. 0. J} w.?ar Jrom D I. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA > ji f- ? ?- ? t_ it . Miviif wponiiT n program of Ik* ?o? Scaatl o< America. Tfclt artat boyi* ar fnindM raalhat kaw mack time boyi ipcid la raadhif ? ord wkat aa laipartaat part It playt la yaatfc trdalaf. Tkat'i why tfcay pakliik BOYS' LIFE A MAGAZINE FOR ALL *OTS and til |t Ml tack aiaatk wltk ? ?citing advaatara ? kabUai ? aawi ? alctarat ? cariaHt, panaaal kaaltk. tpSfd aad traialaq kalpt, <aaphf aad MUa, aad raal AMCRICAN ISM. aors* UN h mm MmI ?M far aay bay. SI JO m yr. $2.50 2 yr*. $5.50 3 yr*. Ca^J haau * ? fW* "i*WTf ? w?Oj FW BOYS' LIFE t far* Avaaaa, N. T_ N. T. the Christmas holidays at' ope] o'clock, P. M., on Wednesday, Be- 1 ceinber 18. 1940 and will open on . the third of January, 1941. at' 8 :.'!() o'clock A M. Tile (all semes- [ ter closes on the 22nd o( January. 1941. DR. KKNT AT ST. MATTHIAS | Next Sunday being the t'hirdj Sunday in Advent, our services will he as follows: Church School, 3:00 P. M. Celebration of the Holy Communion. 4:00 P. M. This is always a beautiful impres sive service conducted by Dr. L. F. Kent, a Godly priest and a real gospel preacher. 5:00 P. M. Meeting of the Woman's Auxil iary. This is our last" communion service for this year. Let us come to God's table and thank him that we are living and continue to re ceive hiB blessings. We extend a very cordial invitation to all ot our friends to attend these ser-| vices. George C. Pollard. ) 75tli ANNIVERSARY ? ? ? The 75th Anniversary of the | Emancipation of the negroes will be held in the Court House in i Louisburg. January 1, 1941. ' There will be a street parade at 11 o'clock A. M.. according to an nouncement. Program begins at 12 o'clock noon. Dr. Beck ford, of Henderson, will deliver the ad dress. Colored Oxford Orphanage band will furnish music for the occasion. Supt. W. it. Mills has granted the negro schools holiday in order that children may at tend. Kvery one Is cordially in vited. How One Woman Lost ? 20 Pounds of FAT j Lout Her Prominent Hips Lout Her Double Chin I' * Lost Her Sluggishness * ( Gained a More Shapely Figure ; ?nd the Increase in Physical Vigor i ?nd V ivaciousness Which So Often;' Comes With Excess Fat Reduction || Thousands of women are getting i t'at and losing their appeal just be cause they do not know what to do ( Why not be smart ? do what ( thousands of women have done to get off pounds of unwanted fat. < Take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen ( in a glass of hot water first thing every morning to gently activate ' liver, bowels and kidneys ? cut down | your caloric intake ? eat wisely and satisfyingly ? there need never be a 1 hungry moment! ? I Keep this plan up for 30 days. Then weigh yourself and see if you haven't lost pounds of ugly fat. I Just see if this doesn't prove to be the surprise of your life and make you feel like shouting the good news to other fat people. And best of all a jar of Kruschen that will last you for 4 weeks costs but little. If not joyfully satisfied? *monev back. With the organization of a club in Bragtown School, every rural school in Durham County now has an active 4-H Club, reports J. A. Sutton, assistant (arm agent. There should be more optimism and less pessimism and it has been our observation that very few people injure fcheir eyes from looking on the blight side of life. ? ' ?I. I' FARM FOR SALE 200 ACRES CHEAP HAYESVILLE TOWNSHIP, Near Balance Rock 1941 Allotment: 4.2 acres Tobacco. 8.:: acres Cotton. Two >foo<l tobawo barns, Pack house, stable and strip barn. 7 Room Frame Dwelling. Terms to Suit Puh-lutSer. Apply to The Cooper Company Henderson, N. C. "I BELIEVE THE COUNTRY IS SAFE." Let's forget the bridge that is so far ahead, and get down to business. Come over to my house and look around. I have just the things to make your home a Happy one, and too, I have what it takes to make "Pa" Happy. Get him that Johnson Sea Horse Motor for Christmas. I have several sizes at big discount. Last year's models. Come while they last, almost at cost. ^ SEE THEM AT BROWN FURNITURE HOUSE TERMS IF YOU WANT THEM. J. L. Brown Prop. Youngsville, N. C. ? B I G ? REDUCTION IN FURNITURE PRICES Now is the time to purchase the New Furni ture for your home when you can get it at al most your own prices. Bed Boom Suits, Par lor Suits, Dining Suits, special pieces all have been greatly reduced in price. Gome in and let me show you. Consider furniture for Christmas presents. It gives lasting re mem brance. B OBB ITT FORNITORE CO. R. A. BOBBUT, proprietor WE HAVE ON H^kND THE LARGESt STOCK ^ OF CANDY FRUITS NUTS, ETC that we have ever bought and are making exceptionally low prices ? both Wholesale . and ^ Retail Best Quality MIXED HUTS 2-3c Lb. Seeded and Seedless RAISINS g l-3c Pkg. Best Quality SWEETENED COCONUT |5c Lb. Our entire store, 78 x 188, is filled with Quality Merchan dise that wash BOUGHT TO BE SOLD not to be kept. ? COME TO SEE US ? SEABOARD STORE CO., INC. D. F. McKINNE, President Pay Cash and Pay Less WHOLESALE ? RETAIL ,
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