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' v , i ' 1 u i 4 . , . i , T'7 V -I I .THE SEMI-WEEKLY ROBESONIAN . if. A'1 lit it1" ' " 1ft O in". I! W HI T The Greatest 11 II j " V ' fl f ,1 11. 1 It ' " II 1 We were Serious when we told you in our last week's advertisement that we had Twenty-Five Thousand Dollare' worth Ten Days." Our Prices are both Sensational and Surprising. No wonder that competition is trying to hide behind the old gif'Of "instas eap'Oldird'odsXTtbeVVdhf dawat' they-v sav.y--? r -,'rw etc xnousanus 01 peopc wm ten ;uu iuai c uu iui a we b; uiuusanus 01 peopie wui lesuiy to ine laci inai we nave, ana ao save tnem irom io tq DU uenw on tne , .uoiiars 55f they spend at our store. Why can we.not do this when we buy at Bankrupt Prices for the Cold Cash? No one can compete with the man that buys his Goods at twenty-five to fifty ' .1: . r.n . , TTfL 1.1 : r-: 1 .. l . i i 1 'it ...1 j. . i i- .7 . . .' '.T ... ' , - cents on ine jjunar. vvuerever tucie w t iuic, wuerever nie mm iu utuu. 01 chsju wun wnicu to meet me pressing aemanas or nara times is round, tnere you will Una us witn the Keady Cash to garble up the Goods at Our Own Prices, the Public Reaping the Benefit. - - ; '"s-'ujll, ' Now Let Us Ask f You Just A Few Questions: jWhy is iUhat peoplo who trade with White & Gough loik so hippy ani pr,up3roa ; f Why is it that your neighbor has a Bank Recount when you are in debt ? Why is it that the vast throng who daily crowd our stores can pay as they go ? Why is it that the farmer who trades with White & Gough can hold his cotton ? aj Because by trading with White & Gouprh you can save from 25 to 50 Cents on every hard earned Dollar you spend. Come and investigate Our gJ , urapproacnaoie JDargams auu evwry uuutjr auswer win uw uunue uitsar uuu piam. Why i's it that the people who trade with White & Gough can wear &ood Clothes and 8$ have some of the Comforts of Life? , - ' Why is it that the people who trade with White & Gough willbe able to Educate , , their children and live in painted houses? , ''t ' Every Fpengjllnfl Tipsinini LoafflM"S mm Every Freight Train that Arrives in Luraberton is laden with Merchandise of every description, all bought at Bankrupt Prices from Broke Merchants and elsewhere for -the Cold Cash. "REMEMBER, we don't ask tor your business on the grounds ot Having acepmmodated you or from an v sentimental basis'tis a cold business proposition, we tell you plain- ly, meamug just wnat we say. if v- inux ovviv xuu we u i a asiv uuix i u u it its. auh;. vve adopt no catch penny methods to get you in our stores, we ad- &Mti vemse no special aaya ior nivinsr Darjfains. rverv uay mi us ia u orEjiAu oali, everv ome a .param, every carnal n a i raae w inner, a customer one time is a customer alwavs TMinn nflU "T' foil 4rt Kt.vr ill unilr nourlc f mm 11a wViilA Our Th r( Rtftroc iro tin Al f mm flrrtf t r i-nilinrr t- i t V a T?i rk TTariur. ikn HT i TXT. ,1 T) ! .. 41 of bastern iNorth uaroiina. t ? a JS' v:Dont pay any attention to the big cock and bull story of old goods. Come and see, as MARK T come and see. Pon't be led away by flaring advertisements of special sale?. Every day with us is a Special Sale. .Don't trade elsewhere when you can save from 25 to 50 Cents on every Dollar by trad ing with White & Gough. Don't be a knocker-corae and buy our Bargains. It has been said, and wisely so, that, there is a tim 1 in the life of every man when fortune knocks at his door, i It may be knocking at yours Don't be led away by the music of the old song of ''just as' cheap." Come and see. iw uaKB uur siaieraeui come anu see ior yourseii.' , 'f Don't think of coming to Town without visiting the stores of White & Gough. It will pay you well. . r'v ' . Don't trade with us if we don't save you money. Don't procrastinate!, procrastination is the thief of time; - Come now, be convinced. STOP, READ, THINK Space forbids our naming prices and articles, but we cannot refrain from mentioning just a few things that those who may not know us will stop and think, -TEN THOUSAND PAIRS OFSEIOES, every kind and description. Let us urge you to purchase at Qpce your low cut shoes. We have a line of women men and children goods. that will go in a very few days, what an article costs cuts no figure, with usj'eJ)uy-cheap andeiLreerardless oiiactoryQst. -J . j . We have a line of the well known KING QUALITY in men's shoes, the $3.50 kind must go for $2.39. A line of the popular Geo. G. Snow shoes for men, the $2 kind go at 98c. the $3.50 kind at $1.89. Geo. D. Witt's $5.00 Shoes in the Latest Styles for $3.50, high and low cuts. AMERICUS Brand, you know what it is; the $5.00 kind go for only $3.00. A big supply of the well and favorably known brands ot Uld Ulory, and Wall tteet, Jj.tu. and $4.U') the world over, our price only $2.89. The Celebrated and Popular Brands of Sn2 -.WHlTtC HOUSE and FKESIDfailNT Shoes tor men, made by the lirown hoe uompany, me 5.uu and .ut, go tor We hive th "n in high and low cuts, Patent , Leather Vici , - Kid, Etc. Gamett, Pu6kett & Company's tine $5.00 Shoes for men, for $3.39, the $3.00 kind for only $2 05. Big line of Women and Children Oxfords, also Canvass Good 'at from 25 Cents up. Now is vour time, we are not ffoincr to carry a single pair over for another year. A fine of the well-known Queen 0 rilitv Shoes for Lidies. the $3.00 kind for $1.93. the S& imi $2.50 kind for $1.69. -Craddock, Terry & Company's "Celebrated Brands these Goods are known to most everybody. We sell the Lexington Brand; worth $3.00. for 1.95. The Autogragphr 3.75 grade for 2 39. The Won-in-a-Walk, 4.50 kind for 2.79. The Best Shoe in the U. S. Army, worth 2.25, our price 1.69. These are only a few of the great Bargains, we can't them all. Corae.and see, come and see., - ' , t . C LOT H I I We have had a wonderful trade on CLOTHING; Will save you more money than you, ever dreamed of. SHIRT S SHIRTS. SHIRTS. I We have ONE THOUSAND SHIRTS, a line worth at the factoryi from Pour Ififty to Nine Dollars per Dozenrat ONLY 89 CENTS EACH. See them. One Thousand Men's l'ine Neckwear, including: Four-in-Hands and all the Latest Styles, roods wortn 35 to 50 Cents, all cro at 10 CAntfl. See them. 5000 Men's Linen and Celluloid Collars in all Styles-worth 10 to 20 Cents, all go at 5 Cents each! 1000 Pairs of Men's Suspenders, the 25 to 40 cents kirtfl, all go at 19 cents. 1000 Pairs of Men's Socks, less than factory cost. . 1000 Pairs of Ladies' and Children's Hose, every kind, no competition in sight. 500 Ladies' Corsets, all kinds, Long and Short. Big Line Ladies' and Children's Gauze Underwear, unheard of Prices. Fans and Parasols, a Nice Ladies' Umbrella, With Oxodized Silver or Natural Wood Handle, for sun or rain, " worth $tf()6, for only 69 cents. s , : 8000 Pounds of Tobacco, Hed Elephant, Sweep Stakes, SchnappsEtc., all worth at the , f actbry, from 39 to 47 cents; Our Price TWENT Y-FI VE CENTS. We received an order for a whole car load. 2 l-L r, -r, : : r-rr. ' EI ' For every Dollar's worth of Goods w receive, we paythe SPOT CASH. We sell the same way. Tou know that this saves you Thousdndslof fnj hard earned Dollars. THEN SPEND TOUB MONEY WITH US. ; . . . fl H YOU WILL .BE TOLD. THEY ARE OLD, CQME AND SEE! COME AND SEE! L LP M B ERTON N. C. "'b' HI-IH (Sough, The Greatest Barffain i Givers In North Carolina. r Mi ',:-V.' (vt'tv.':- "-'i ?
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