r .
MRS: b'bhtan* I hanks
?f thk vtaeCis.
Will you ajtow nu opace in. yor,.
good paper to thank the peojtle for
their kindnesses shown me. I have
keen a citizen of Person county and
I love,the name and the people. My
husband, J. T. O'Briant, died leaving
me'with 8 small children on Feb. '26,
1923, and I moved to Berea, Granville
rpjUJty, to live with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Burch; both' well known in
Boxboro. They treat me and, the children
as a mother and father, also
the good neighbors of Berea. I want
to thank- them for their kindnesses
toward me while I have been sick.
They brought me nice things to eat
- and offered' all assistances in thelT
the most, sympathetic people 1 have
ever met. They seem to have the
"old time religion" around Mi. Zion
church, and I do. so love to hear good
old brother Harris preach.
I want to thank my good friend,
Mr. T. K. Jones -for sending me CThe
' Courier. He was my hext door neigh
bor - when?L-vas a child, and a good
neighbor. Many times I rejoiced to
. see _him coming with a basket full
of apples and peaches. Miy he enjoy
a long and happy life.?Mrs. Roxie
M. O'Briant.
EfcTDEATH OF KLMJAR
B SIMMONS ALLISON.
^/The death Angel visited the home
Pv of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allison of
Orange county last Wednesday aftcrr
-. noon and claimed as its own their
j?': beloved son, Edghr Simmons Allison.
Edgar \Vas about twenty three years
c . of age and had been lb poor health
Don't
. ' f ~tor a <
m
, JMV .
tWE made a canvass
who bought rivals
bakers. We said,
Syhy you liked your car tlj
jj? The. majority said, "Wi
f* even look at the Studebakc
I . of them' bought new modi
car they owned before.
^
"*~i ~ Vet Studebaker is a leac
" ? fine-car field today, S(
builds more quality cars
other plant in the world.
Stndebaker is the sensatic
em Motordom. Its amaz.*
'ing growth ^signifies a
new situation in this field.
1 ''Last year, 14$,167 finecar
buyers paid $201,000,000
tor Studebaker cars.
Nearly three times as
many as in 1920;
* Is it fair rt?kyourself?
or fair to us?not to learn
the reasons for this
trend?
Facts to consider
Studebaker assets are
v $90,000,000 ? all staked
t . on satisfying, better than r
L- - others,' buyers of high?8^y
grade cars.
B \ Over 23,000 men ba've
J their future at stake on
' m / 8*v'n2 you maximum
KJf values.
5bE- $50.000,000 in modern
plants and equipment,
of which $32,000,000 has
been added during the
years.
$10,000,000 inbpdy plan
you superlativelJeaaty. Tc
final touch for which St
nave oeen i3moua>..tor dec;
$ 125 experts who devote tl
time-to studying bclteriwe
make 500,bOO tests per yea
' tain our supremacy.
?
' Consider Studehaker hif
72 years this concern has
. high principles and pollcie
For two generations, a
?-- the world, it held first plac.
mi'-'. Crawn vehicles. ' ""
r
K -.- . ' , i1 i t i . 2.
?*L l.G H T - S
5-Piss. 112" W. B. 40
?1 Roa"8"? (iJPtit.) * r
Coepe- Rotdnter (2-Pms.)
Coupe {S.Piu.) ~nr~ - TJ
j)?to - ...
BPfc-^
??.: " , .
~ TKe World's
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::X
r.aPa cfioci; to the entire cO:nit)an
ty .
His body was laid to rest io the
cemeierya^ Cedar Grove Mr, Whitley
conducted the funeral. Edgar has
Keen attending school at Chapel Bill
for the past -two- years. Hia health
prevented his returning this year.
He leaves a father, mother and brother,
besides a host of friends to tnourrr1
their loss, but we trust that our loss,
is his gain.
A precious one from them is (tdJle,
s voice they loved is still, a place is
vacant in. their hyme which never
can be filled. May the bereaved one-"
find comfort in the all-wise God who
doeth all things well.?A Friend.
?
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Will Roxboro People Learn the
Importance of It. /
<y ? Backache*is
only a simple thing at
first; ^ '
But if yofc i&d 'tis from th6 kM-NV
That serious kidney trouble^ mav
follow; ?"
You will be glad to know ^he following
experience. ' V
Tis the s&tement of a Roxboro
citizen. y !
Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Fair St., sftys:
"Doan's Pills have proved beneficial
in my family. Mjf kidneys did not act
properly and I had annoying dull
aches .through back which tired
me out. HoweVer, this trouble 'is of
the past as Doan's* Pills cured me and
I have had no trouble since."
Price 60c, at-all dealers. Don't sim-|
ply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Pills?the same that Afrs.
Johnson had. Foster-Milbum' to.
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y. !
_ J , V T i
Pay $!,<
car, without know
offers in the fii
of many Now for years its r
of Stude- have been committed
"Tell us ments in fine motor c
e better." ,
s 'did not If you only
ir." Most There is no room 1
ds of the and comparisons, yoi
all in Studebaker Shi
let US Cite cignif
ier in the That lack of vibratic
tudebaker ous in Studebakers, cc
than any yearly in extra mach
-? shafts,
inofmod- That matchless sti
> *'
See the Stua
Studebaker builds mor<
other plant in the world.
Lust year 145,1*57 wis.
paid $201,000,000 for Stuc
The demand has almos
three years. Studebuks!^
place in .the high-grade f
Our modern plants a*
cost $50,000,000. Ail to
mum value at. the mmirr.i
It is folly to buy a car i
_knowing what we give.
past fivp partstomc.r. from the
For some we add 15?'
ts. to give price to get exactr.es:
.give that That Chase Mohai
ud-bakers closed cars, is made
a<^e3- fleece of Angora goi
heir whole . ordinary wool, or a
nts. Who -both, could, reduce ot
r to main- ~ 50 per car, but it
Studebakcr quality.
' > '
Note the bumpers^
itory. Fqr the extra cord tiies,
stood for .: the courtesy light 01
3 -Figure what they we
'&tr?! tfa8' : The in/in,
' We use 35 formula
1 X S P E\C iTl
H. P. !t:pss*. 119" \y. 1
* TwMtsy v- -'I
Imeo Roadster (2-P?s.> ^
1395.00 Coupe. (5-P?a.)
1485.00 Sedan
( Jill ferfrV* f r> /i. T#rmt
Largest Prmhrci
' l.ANJ) .SAI.K:
/ ' <>
By -virtue of a Trust oxetyted to me
as trusts for G. \V*. BrooKs by *M.
e. 4 urn bets and wife, recorded in
Parson County, Book 3 page 8-1.1 will
on- SATURDAY the 29th day of
March next, sell for casj; at', the
Court house door -in Roxboro the
tract of land as described in said
truat. Lying aj^Flat. River tovrnsliip
N. C., beginning at, painters in Flat
River, T. T. Clayton, thence his line
S. 22775 ch. to store, said Clayton's
corner; thence W. with Clayton's line
26.17 ch. to stone heap pointers in
AiUlLQayton's 'line,fc Cameron's corner;
thence K. 23.35 ch. to .stone heap and
pointers, said Cameron's corner, thence
?. 8.43 ch to, stake, said Cameron's
corner; thence E. 15 ch to an old Ford
in River; thence down,said river as it
mcandero to?the- first station; Containing
by estimate 75.44 acres' more
or less known as part of the Cameron
land. Se?. deed from C. G. Reade
aftd wife to W. E. Chambers book 27
page 443.
This 27th of February 1924.
T. C. BROQKS, Trustee.
, ,p "
NOTICE?LAND SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Superior
Court made in the Special
Proceeding entitled Nancy Ella Qaytion,
A. D. Turner and others, Ex
parte, I will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
jjf the Court House dJvor'm Roxboro,
n: C? on ,.
' \fifivn 4 v ir 4 nrir oia 10
.uu.wini, .?mn,vn oxsi, x_
o'clock M.,
the folowing described tract of land
in Roxboro Township, Person County^
North Carolina, bounded on the
North, West and South by the lands
[)00 or 1!
ring what the lead
le-car field .?
- =
iame and fame worked out to ej
to like attain- service in its pla
ars. We employ
i make 36,000 insf
knew rial and workma
tere for details ? baker car ? tx
i will find them factory,
iwoooms. But Consider , how
icant facta. ways led in tin
>n, so conspicu- grade cars. We
>sts us $600,000 tires as standa
ining of crank were the first qui
to build bodies (
ength gn vital If you want be
ricn
1 men
Stud
lebakers ,W>
mot(
2 fine cars than any qM)
T
i motor car buyers wW<
, . . mlc
lebakers. the i
trebled in the nast corn
-> - , , , ? old t
aw uolds a leading ce,..
.eld. # aiiib
: J their equipment .. th-^
give you. the tnaxl-' dc-ta
>.m of cost. Par;
v.'isl
n. this class without advj
that
. T
- = -'J_.75trer
indi
costliest steels. year to choose !
o to the quoted Some sell at
5 in them. with every reqi
ir. used in our Powe,r, a"?. 1"
from the soft are aI1 ahke- ^
its. Cotton or steels the same
combination of out- Every in
TTmtce SUIO/to part represents
would sacrifice . *
People have 1
the steel trunk,.'' ^ndreds of tfco
STi^tfmSrer f<^
v some models. trebled m tnree
iuld cost as ex- ?v"whelmmg .
Investigate tl
t care find them by i
? ? ? you choose a ri'
8 for steel, each nothing more t<
L-.S I X B I G
3. 50 H. P. ' 7-Part. 12t
< - 1400.00 Speedster <5-Pa?i
- \i2SAQ- Coupe (S-P.n,)
to meet your convenience) ww
: ::i^z /. 3
7t of .-^wUU-y-* A
~ ~"o -I. ; V - ' *
' . 7-, ...
_ 4. T_
In? the /-iTbfcc o? J. A- Long, dec-sred,
and iin the East by the old road" fdrmi-rl*
leading from PL'xbpfo t? Providence
church, containing 4.W acres,
more or less-, and being known as the
Den'-! Turner 8lac?. - __
Ibis February 29th, 1924.
W. 'D. Merritt,
. ; ' CcmmisaipnetV
NOTICE sale; of land.
. Under and by virtpe of the author,
ity conferred upon by a judgment
of the superior court of Person County
made in that special proceedings
entitled,- W. S. Day et al Exparte, 1
will on
MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1924,
at the court house door .in Roxbors,
N. C., sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the lands mentioned and described
in the petition tn sold proceeding
to wit:
: That certain tract of land in Allensrille
township Person County.
North Carolina, bounded on the
North by lands of R. .McCam?et al.
on the-East by lands of W. T. Yancey,
on the South by the lands of L.
E. Day and on the West by the lands
of J. A. Lee and A. Z. Day, contain
ng one nunored and sixty eight and
27-100 acres more or less, and known
as the John Day place.
This land has - been divided into
three tracts, containing 56.99 acres,
home house tract.
75.01 acres.Eastern tract and 36.27
acres Northern. tract. Plot of same
can be seen at, the office of N. Lapsj
ford, Roxboro, N. C., and will be of|fereii
each ' tract., separately cTid then
as a whole, and the court will be aafc|ed
to confirm the sale bringing the
greater price.
This March 1st, 1924. J.
P. Day, Commissioner.
N. Lunsford, Atty.
r
ylore
er
. i
:actness for suprerr.e
ice.
1,200 inspectors to
lections of the matenship
in each Stude- ?
efore it leaves the
Studebaker has ale
building of high- ~
were first to use cord
rd equipment. We
intity manufacturers
the hioheat
auty.fine upholstery,
finish and equipit,
consider that '
cbaker has had more .
:rience in fine coach
ilr.g than any other
ir car maker.
place no accident '~ ? ,
he pedestal place
:h Studebaker hSlds
le fine-car field is not
result of accident. It
es from principles as .
?s this business?the v.
class and determined
itien, to excel,
:arn the result-of.
e efforts. Compare
il by detail, part by ,
with. any car youi.
V/hen you foot the
mtagss, you will find
they number scores.
* * *
hose are facts you
ltd k?OW. They AT6 ~?T
ncing 150,000 per
Studebaker cars.
$l,045,r"Some meet
lirement in Size and
iry. But the chassis - .
re in size. The same
s standards throughlportant
Studebaker
tbe best- we know.
learned these facts?
usands of them. The
tdebakers has almost
years. It has become
?ven for our facilities.
io reasons: You will
ihe scores. Then,, if
/al car, we shall have
1 say- -
si Xs '
>* W. B. 60 H. P.
u) - - - 1835.00
: . - ' ?2493.0O- ~ .
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t oiii obi lea*
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HOME KILLED AM
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Fish and oysters, T
t Satu
Phorle iisvyour ord<
4We Buy Hides.
K Shenandoah Life
ESTABL1
H CONTROLLED BY SOUTHERN
^ * None Better, None Safer,
For full Information s
A. P. D
District
Bl HTTRni.F*. M
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yet entirely i
use, k one of
ing the work
in ment. \Measui
II physical valu<
fft we seek to' gi
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