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msm 11 II to1 J ft I ODDDD IK- 1 I Tift 1 I P UJ 1'. JA I I oir fcr The Value, of a Dollar j-JOW big does a dollar look to you? Db you appreciate its value, and the nossi- r bilities and advantages accruing to the man v .1, U,r 4.1-:r- 1 ... wiiu, uy Li II n l anu economy, saves a little from his income every week? If you hope t&rmake a success of life you must learn to save, and the sooner you do so the more ' comfortable and nanny will bi- vnnV fni-i ire pnrl thp t future cf those vou love. Start the ball rolling in the right direc tion now by opening a savings account at this bank today. THE: COURIER Roxboroft-'C., Oct. 13 1915 fff 1.0 CASUAL blOGK. $0.000 SURPLUS $,000 A KOLL0F HONOR BANK Roxboro, N.Cffl c o M in. r i. To the Person County Fair Oct. 12, 13, 14 and 15th, 1915 Let the people of Person County show the People of Person County what the People of Person County are doing. Also let us show you our stock of Build ing Material which we are selling at the lowest market prices. "EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH" Waikins & Bullock. Lamar St. Phone 94 GRAT STATE FAIR RALEIGH, N. C. OCTOBER 18-23; 1915 Aeroplane Battles Fort A never to be forgotten spectacle. Daring Captain Worden in his monoplane, 2000 feet in the air, drcps bomb after bomb on the solid fort below, the fort return ing the fire viciously until a well directed bomb destroys it in a cloud of dust and smoke. Cotton's Donkys Living Loop the Loop Skating Bar Balancing Act-All New Corn and Stock Judging, Tomato Clubs, Boys' Corn Clubs, Pig Clubs, Boys' and Girls' Poultry Clubs, Free Motion Pic tures of Treatment of all Diseases of Poultry and Cattle, Per fect Types of Cattle, Marshals' Parade, Military Review of National Guard. Something to interest everybody. Most Spec tacular Free Attractions Obtainable, Marvelous, Radiant Mid way, Grand Agricultural and Live Stock Exhibits. "Meet Me at the Fair." Special Rates on all Railroads We reorganized our business and enlarged same by adding a full line of building materi al and supplies about the middle of July. Everywhere else, the prices on building material is advancing. On our market, SINCE THE MIDDLE OF JULY, prices have been declining steadily until now lumber and building material is cheaper than it has been for a number of years, There must be a reason why prices began to drop about the MIDDLE OF JULY. ASK YOURSELF WHY. Roxboro Lumber Co. TOBE TAPP, Manager. Everything-to build with. Wal king j3ulloek. J Joan''' Cash will repair you shoes, , I ;Mr'T. A. Noell of Helena was a Roxboro visitor-last Saturday. ; J-'it's Groceries cr Shoes see HughWoods. ?Mrk'Joe Swartz spent Mon day in Lynchburg, Va. Morton & Satterfields sell nice hats for $1.50. ri . .Mr. Rv & Crutchfield of Bur lington,; is attending the Fair. Morton"' & Satterfields sell suit cases and trunks. For Sale-Fine Seed Wheat. Price $1.40 per bushel. M. R. Long. Miss EvaThaxton of Prospect Hill spent Monday in Roxboro. Mrs. Annie Wmsteacl spent Sunday night in Durham. Mr. John E. Harris of Hurdle Mills, was in town Monday. Miss Lucille Umstead spent the week-end at her home near Bahama. Messrs. A. C. Wood and Thos. Garland of Skipwith, Va., are visiting at the home of Mr. J. H. Wood. Mrs. Betty Clay of the Con cord section is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. T. S. Clay. Mr. Clem Satterfield of Dur ham was in .Roxboro Sunday with the home people. Mrs. J. R. Buchanan of Picks Siding was a visitor to Mrs. J. T. .Wade Sunday. Miss Sue Long was the guest of Miss Lucille Umstead at Ba hama for the week-end. Mrs. A. R. Foushee spent last week in Durham visiting the family of Judge H. A. Foushee. Hugh Woods is the place to ! get Seed Wheat, Rye, Oats, Clo ver and Grass Seed. A?& you hard to fit, hard to satisfy Try Morton & Satter fields for shoes. Mp W. A. Mills returned to Yqiiiigsville Monday after spend ing a few days at home. Miss Lillie Woody, who has been visiting friends in Whitak ers, returned Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Mallory of Ivanhoe, Va., are visiting Mrs. Joe Swartz. Master, John Tucker of Yan ceyvilleVis visiting his uncle, Dr. E.J.Tucker. Miss Agnes Brooks of Mt. Tirzah was a Roxboro visitor last i Saturday. Mr. L. M. Carlton spent last Friday in Durham on legal mat ters. Mr. J. S. Noell and daughter, Miss Mollie of Timberlake were i visitors Tuesday, taking in the Fair. Mr. John Stokes of Reidsville, assistant buyer for Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., is in Rox boro for the winter. Mrs. Sallie Morris and daugh-1 ter. Elizabeth spent the week-, end with Mr. T. n. Street at I MillOreeL, Mr. W. F. Long accompanied by Miss Sue Long and Master! Franklin,, spent Saturday in Lynchburg, Va. Miss Hallie Jones, who , is at tending: school at Peace Insti tute, Raleigh, N. C, is at home for a few days this week. Mr, A. M. Burns and family accompanied by Miss McNeer spent Sunday in Raleigh, havingi maae xne uip m ai. wuuid tax. Mrs. R. L. Wilburn and chil- dreti'with Miss Eugenia Brad-, sher,.motored over from Hurdle Mills Sunday atternoon. Mrs. Z. V. Gwynn returned to her home in Durham Thursday after, spending a week the guest j of mts. J. A. Long. Miss' Jane Harvie returned to Roxboro Monday after spending the summer at her home in Dan ville, i GLASS WARE! In addition to sup plying you -your, needs in the eating lin6 vve can give you good prices on glass es a!nd crockery thin Blown Glasses 25c set. v. Ik Aim till. 1 IN ENDLESS VARIETY for pupils in ALL GRADES. The high school student may have HIS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED: , from our stock as well as the PUPILS OF THE LOWER GRADES CHILDREN make this store HEADQUARTERS during the school year. HAMBRICK & AUSTIN - zmxas&z 3 &--m,, RESULTS Stands For Results We are willing to stand on the results of our efforts to p lease you. When you buy here you get value every time. 11 7H W 1 E tidin atte: the Fair make our store your Head quarterswe cordial invite each and ev ery Fair visitor. om el Clayton Loim May We Show You? 8 THE PEOPLES STORE" C. H. HUNTER mart F Winter X X Ml Renew Never before irii the history of our business has our stock ben m cr c omplet than at the present. n And never tilfore, were we able tcr offer such values as we offer at the present. Come and inspect our goods, we will not urge you to buy, it will afford upleasure to show you through our line of merchandise. Ladies Tailor made Suits the newest 7.50 to $25 Ladies Cloaks &11 shades and colors 2.98 and up Ladies Silk Sweaters, the most popular sweater of the season $4.98, worth a good deal more. Men's suits in the new- ' est English and1 Gonsertative styles, mixed and plain colors, $7.50 up to $25.00. Youth and Boys suits, long and short pants at prices to suit your pocket. v SHOES SHOES Shoes for the whole family, made of solid; Mather, the kind that that give satisfaction.': Regal and H6g3, : Montgomery, and other well known brands. Readytowear Garments for children, .such as cloaks, : Dresses, Hats, Etc. Come if you want to buy the right mer chandise at the right prices - .JM1 Mr. C HJ Woods of Kenbrid tre. Va;is7 here attending the Fain Mr; Woods is one of the best wen'- who ever left the! Oountftandwe all gladly. wel- HIT "THE STORE OF VALUES" ! t "J ''r '4 come,uni again. r n
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