CHRISTMAS STORE
TERRIFIC
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The most Drastic Reductions
Extreme Price Cuts of
any Sale ever held in Noore
county and to meet present
serious conditions we will sell
Commencing this Friday Morning
S6000.
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Worth of Nen’s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Shirts, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Georgette
Waists, Hosiery, White Serge and Flannel Trousers, Boy Suits, Etc.
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Ladies’ Wear
Silk Waist in Sacrifice, price $8.00 and
10.00, selling price $4.98.
Ladies Coat Suit, price $30.00 and 40.00,
selling $19.98.
Ladies Coat, price $33.00 and 40.00; new
price $15.00 to 19.00.
Ladies Silk Hose 98c.
Ladies Dresses in Serge, Silk, and Poplin;
all kinks going at unbelieving low
prices. You have to see them to believe
the sacrifice.
Dry Goods
Outing Flannell* 50c value, 25c yard.
30c Ginghams going at 14c.
Bleached $5.00 Corsetts at 2.75.
Hand Bags, $2.45 and up.
Percale 29c yard.
Ladies Wrist Watches, value $6.00, our
4.25.
Nen’s Wear
Mens Silk Shirt, value $7,50, 10.00, 12.00;
selling price $5.00, 5.98, and 6.98.
Silk Neck Ties, value $5.00, now 85c, 1.00
and 1.98.
Silk Hose, past price $2.00, 1.50, 1.25, and
50c; present price $1.25,1.00, 75c, 25c.
Golf Suits and Overcoats 20 per cent, off.
Raincoats 15 per cent. off.
Men’s Heavy Fleece Underwear 95c.
Men’s Heavy Ribbed Underwear 95c.
$6000.00
worth of Goods that’s
got to move
You feel like crow
ing if you take advantage
-of this sale
Bring the Chfldren to see
Old Santa and the Alligator
15 per cent, off for Nen
Women and Children.
Sport Oxfords just
arrived
Terms OasH. Store opern \intil 9 p.mL. during Sale
The Italian Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nr. and!iNrs. A. Nontesanti
1
Tobacco Organ
Did you ever stop to
is to make a house-to-1
over the entire count;
every man's views, ai
quite a bit too. But w.
are right after the job,
is to get every tobacco
entire tobacco growim
sign 'a pledge that he
acreage to at least one i
and pay 25 cents per
years crop to defray or]
penses.
At least one third o
will tell you that the
favor of an organizatioi
and they perhaps have
for there is no class
hard to unite and rem
the farmer. This ha
often. But for this p|
of organization there
ference. The great t
the average farmer
think about the over
his crop. We now hav|
duction of tobacco,
glutted and do you thi
to go ahead with a la
in 1921? If we can get
tobacco planted that
demand, then we ca
reasonable price for th
market will pay that p:
will tell you ^^tVell if
age the other man ri
road will increase his”
going to do about hi
any man, farmer or
fession, who is unwillij
fellowman when he is
is unworthy of the n
and should be regarde
Recently I stood on
Wa
Dec
on
Pri
at
Southern Pines
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