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VOL. XXXIII
ROXBORO, NQRW,
Eveloing May lo; 1916'
4 Number; 22
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BOTTLING lTN 'm
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New Order Issued :Submiine
Commanders Simplifies vMat
ters,
Wash ingtoo, May 6. Prcsii
Wilson devoted ihe grektei part
of the day to a cefustily ?of
the text of the German submarine
note. The decision rof, tie adminis-
tration it was offifJ Announced, J
will not be made public until the
early part of next eE- '
Meanwhile thereiisK growing
belief in official -quarter that this
government woudnJnake any
answer to Germunitjfhe? United
were going to sell them and they
are going. 7 A few left yet and if
you happen to find your size, you
get a bargain. $5.00 off on any
suit in the house and in some cas
es more than $5.00.
IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY
BOUGHT, NOW IS YOUR TIME TO
BUY. EVERY SUIT IS BRAND NEW
AND THIS SPRINGS STYLE.
A nice shipment of Wash Skirts re
ceived today. The latest stripes and lat
est styles. , You will always find what you
want here. --Come to see us whether you
buy or not. "
MORTON & SATTERFIELDS
New Stores in Post Office Building
SOCIETY IIEVVS.
All Day Services At Brookland.
; On last Sunday there were all
t Irtt CAmlAOC of Rt-w-vlylnl sill ! .Skl.
; from o to o o clock, Saturday i mi o j -ou t hk
k 1 i. ' o r ftiti Iie Presidmg Elder, Rev. Mr.
afternoon, Mrs. G. W. Thomas Im frt , , ,
j .' ii ,, i i , , " I Wooten was present and p reached
delightfully entertained the mem-f i- 2 n v T- tl .
1 '.l , , 1 . . , I two excellent sermons. In the af
bers of the graded school facu ty - t .
w a iew additional mends.
Bowls of red t roses lent beauty
and charm to the living-room
where tables were placed for
Hook. At the conclusion of the
Lord's Supper was administered,
and several infants were baptized.
Educational Rally At C&tt '
On last Friday night there waa
an educational rally at Catefs In;,
the interest of the election for
school bonds for a high school:
Mess. A. Long, L. M.r Carlton
and Rev. J. A. Beam made ad--dresses.
There was a gooalat-1
tendance and while there - is much 5
v There was dinner on the (Opposition the bonds it is beliey
groiinds and everybody was in- ed will be voted. u"; .
games delicious ice-cream and ti4,.0 0fl
j . r 1 here are few more progressive
a wsm h 1- u w i-ir 111 i ri w 11 11 r urn i ir
Chilled
The Oliver
50 tootli Section Harrow,
is the strongest, best made
and thef best value ever
ffered in this county.
t' '
iorf Screen Doors,
Wire and Windows, we
are Hi3uarters, Now
is W&Wmi6.. prepare
against
the fly. ;
States will take thfesdsibon that
in the new ordere io- submarine
commanders, Germany has met
the views of this government. On
the developments of,,: the futue
it is understood, will determine
whether there is tcj be a diplomatic'
break. If the-ndwidrders are to
be followed viiteralljby the Ger
man su bmarinommarixlers, there
wiltbiofurtherv cansto,' of wtch
plaiDh'n!asi4$;;
:f notberloiaibxilf ArK
aniciitbs tafe placemen ?there
Mahpteiegrapis poured in; oth
the white house and the .sfittiS
fimelfe
ing with Germany's reply. The
majority of them voiced the be
lief that Germany had met the
views of the United States. No
comment whatever was obtainable
either at the white house or the
state department. The attitude
there was that the entire note pre
sents a situation that requires care
ful consideration before any decis
ion can be reached It was again
emphasized in official circles that
there would be no snap judgment.
The president will examine every
angle and will; consider public
sentiment as it ccmes to him
through the editorial utterances of
the newspapers of the country 6e
fore reaching a final decision.
Until then the United States
government will continue the
watchful waiting policy. It was
officially declared that so far as
the situation is concerned the pres
ident will make up his mind en
tirely on the facts in the note.
The verbiage which is unpleasant
to officials generally will not have
any part in the president's deliber
ations. This feature of the note
already has been dismissed as in
tended for home consumption.
Naturally it was expected that it
would-be unpleasant from an
American viewpoint.
guests present.
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Mrs. Thos. F. Cheatham in an
informal but very delightful man
ner entertained a few friends at
her home on Main St., Tuesdaj
evening,' thus honoring the mem
bers of the graded school faculty
who will soon leave for their re
spective homes. Five tables were
placed for rook, which was played
with zeal and enthusiasm through
out the evening. The hostess, as
sisted by Miss May Wilson served
grape-fruit cock tail, with wafers.
Tablet Placed In School
In Honor of Principal,
Louisburg, May 4. "The
Beauty About Us, the Beauty
Within Us, and the Beauty
Above Us," was the theme of a
most eloquent address yesterday
by Rev. Geo. M. Duke of Maple
ville, at the closing exercises of
Mapleyille Academy. . Other
features bftheday weree
preseniauoa oi a DeauuiuiDrpnr
ze tablet by the Ladies' Better
ment Association to be placed in
the school room in honorjof Prot
G. M. Beam, the retiring princi
pal, who has been with this
school for for four years and un
der whose leadership the present
handsome building was construe
ted, and the presentation by Dr.
A. H. Flemming of a large cam
eo to Miss Lola Jackson, another
retiring teacher, who has wrought
faithfully with this school for the
past ten years.
Prof. Beam has formed a law
partnerahip with W. H. Yar
borough of this city, and will im
mediately enter upen the duties
of his new profession.
$25 DOLLARS REWARD will
sections of the County than that be paid for the arrest and con-
around Brookland, and it is a 1- viction of the party who shot
ways a great pleasure to be with through my store window. Satur
these good people. 1
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Roxboro Lumber Go
Our Success
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Depends upon your patronage and?
we are after it with a high grade of
BUILDING MATERIAL, bought right
and sold on a basis of QUICK SALES
SMALL PROFITS.
If you are building or repairing it
might .pay you to talk it over with us-
oome people are saying money by it.
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Eoxboro
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PRESTON SATTERFIELD, Sect'y. & Manager.
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Notice To County Candidates.
All candidates are hereby noti
fied that they are required to file
their notice of candidacy with the
Chairman "of the Board of County
Elections on or before the 20th of
May, or they will not be. permit
ted to run in the primary on the
3rd of June. Atso they are re
quired to make the deposit as re
gulated by the Election Law at
the same time.
1 John A. Noell,
Chmn. Board, of Co. Election.
Ferns, begonias and, other pot
ted, plants for saW Mrs.- Geo.
Thomas W . ' 1 "
BUY BUILDING MATERIAL
of QJALITY and BANK , THE
COST OF RAPA1RS. Roxboro
Lumber Co. .1
1 .Shoe men say, it is not :a ques
tion of price now,-, but a problem
to getbhoesJ - Notwithstanding
this, m order to get you st ".rted,
BIGKET RULES ON i
STATEPRIHARY LAW
Under ruling of Attorney Gen
eral T. W. Bickett interpreting of
the Statewide primary law, the
State Board of Elections through
Chairman Wilson G. Lambyester
day announced that an elector
who regularly votes th3 Demo
cratic State and county ticket, re
gardless of national party affilia
tion will be allowed to participate
in the Democratic primary jmd
vote in the State and county boxes.
In his letter to the' State Board
of Elections, Attorney-General
Bickett says:
"Replying to your request of
this date, I beg to advise thatun
der the Statewide primary law, an
elector who declares that he regu
larly votes the State and county
democratic tickets should be- al
lowed, to participate in the Demo
cratic primary and vote in 1 the
State and county boxes.
k 4S ich an ejector cannot vote, in
the nationaXbox-of either parly as
the Jaw does not contemplate' that
in the prinmryx one shall vote
divided ticket; though of course,
he will be permitted; to do this" in
the general election ' '
WANTED Bull calves, we will
pay you the.hfghest market jpnee;
vv aiKer e& ljoy-.-.
Spring
Slashing Reductions
In New
COAT SUITS
We still have several stylish new
Spring Goat Suits which we now offer at
greatly reduced prices. You have seen no
prettier nor more desirable suits than these.
It is the time to get an extra nice suit at an
extra low price. ' i
New Millinery j
Several shipments of the Ivery latest
styles in ladies' hats and trimmings have
come in within the last few days. 'Our;
stock is right up to the minute and our
Milliner is and artist. For a stylish, be-;
coming and well trimmed hat you should
go to our Millinery Department,
New QThings Added
!-: The Board: of rEdncation f will
meet Monday next in called ses-
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sion for thG trar.'ction of rllcn-
Every day new ; articles are received
and our stocks in all departments are kept
as ''near complete !as, is possible in a store
where goods are constantly coming and
goitig. We add the new things and the
new styles just as, fast fas they comeout
and keep our store filled - with the Jrgoodo
the people want and sell them at fee : most
reasonable prices. L.ome to see us.c We
. are always" pleased! to see ahd , serve y oui
"Roxboro's Beet Store"
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