I Building I
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Spring time means building time- and we ||
I are ready for you with the largest and most
1 complete stock of building material* in this |
| section. From foundation to finish we can 2
| supply your heeds with building material of 3
quality.
We have shopped' close in our purchases
this time and can make you attractive prices ^
?^ i?all thr igk line.
Regardless of what you are building it 1
jj$ will pay you to try us. _ 1
Roxboro Lumber C?-1
^ ^ Qu :L limber
We get our eggs from the country and they are "right
L . from the hen house."
They are specially selected stock, sugar cured and smoked
They are specially selectd stock, sugar curd and smoked
to give them that delightfartiste evryone desires.
We are careful in the quality of the goods we?buy and
I' we are also careful to get the prices so we can give our
customers low prices.
Give us your grocery order today.
, Fresh Groceries?Honest Prices.
Sergeant &C layton
Sta-Klean Store PHONE
23 AND 24. ~? ROXBORO, N. C.
I Th. PRINCESS THEATRE I
B 9 ROXBORO, N. C. 5
B Advance program from Thursday 10th. to Wednesday April 16th. ^
THURSDAY. Selznick pictures presents A Victor Herman Pro- g
duction "MODERN MATRIMONY" with Owen Moore, Alice Lake, ?
Hn Frank Campeau, Kate Lester and Douglas Carter. Adapted by g
Myron Selznick. A Selznick Production. A Rip roaring comedy sj
IS Drama in seven reels. No advance in admissions. ADDED a two
^ Open at n
FRIDAY. Sol Lesser presents E. Mason Hooper's production KI
S "DADDY" with Jackie Coogan?Eileen Sedgwick?William Town- p I
3 send?William Lewis. Under supervision of Jack Coogan, Sr. A k
| First National Attraction. Jackie more adorable than ever. You'll ^
jS laugh till your sides ache at his antics. Filled with delicious fun |c I
9 and honest tears. ADDED, Pathe News. Open at 7:15 P. M.
|?. 9* SATURDAY. Jesse L. Lasky. presents William. S. Hart with el
f 3 Ethel Grey Terry it] "WILD BILL BICKOK" (Bill Hart returns &
I to the screen after a .vacation of nearly two years in his_new K
i B tremendous Paramount Production?with the same old'fighting V
? face. ADDED matinee only, Eddie Polo in "Secret Four". ADD- p
a ED A1 St. John (The king of comedians) in "Highly Recommend- K
I H' e<*"' 'w0 reels. Matinee at 2:30 - 3:45 P. M. Evening at 7:15 P. M. pi
I I Don) miss this program. Bl
a MONDAY arid TUESDAY. Selznick Pictures presents Robt. W. pi
3 Chambers' Production "THE COMMON LAW" with-.Corinrte Grif- K
S flth. Conway Tearle, Elliott Dexter, Hobart Bosworth, Bryant p
I M. Waehburn and Doris May. Produced by Myroh Selznick. (It aiT%
ewers the cry of the "Moderns". "Is marriage Essential ?" with fcj
the most Brilliant constellation of Stars that has ever shone in a I
L H single Photoplay). A picture you carft?afford-to miss. ADDED S3
do Harold Lloyd in "Just Neighbors". Matinee Monday 3:00 P. St. g
f , I Admission* 15c and 35c. Evenings at 7:15 - 8:00 P. M." K
I WEDNESDAY. Vita graph pictures presents A David Smith R
9 - B special Production "THE NINETY AND NINE" with Colleen p
I a -Moore, Warner Baxter, Gertrude Astor. Adapted from the play ic
I . ? by Ramsev Morris. A Vltagraph Special ^traction. ^Through, g
8 miles nf flame?Over burning bridges, pasfTalllng 'reST brings n
m M hundreds to safety). ADDED a two reel Fa the Comedy. No ad- El
Kfi. 3 Oming April 18th. Strnngheart in "The Call of the Wild", g
S Coming Easter MfmdrfY "Ponjola". Watch for Gloria Swanson sf
9 in "The Humming Bird". ^ : Jg|
03^Y.;cinnnwT?r. ^ k r-Tzr&i
\ -ftyeiy.Farmer should read
(bh? Qlatxrxtt
j H dways he found ort the Farmers side. *
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?BWJx t''?PJBMMBIM
THE ROtBORO COURIER A;
THE COURIER
Koxboro, N. C. April 9th 1924
Everything to build with. Watkins
? dullock. ?,
Mr. R, i. White spe'nt several days
last week m 'Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buchanan spent
Sunday in Oxford.
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Mrs. L. K. Day is visiting her son
in Danville, Va. .
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Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Alletv spent
Thursday in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mills spent
Friday in South Boston.
* * * Mr.
L. M. Carlton spent last week
in Caswell county attending court.
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Miss Inn a Wilkerson was in Raleigh
Saturday.
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;?*>?E. J. Tuaker?returned heme
Saturday after a visit to Milton.
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Mr. and' Mrs. Ridgeway spent Friday
in Durham.
Miss Bessie" Barron or Chase City
is vi&iting her brother Mr, Richard
Barron. * /
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Mr. and Mm. R. H. Gates and children
spent the week end in Burling;
ton.
Mr. Sam Merrit spent last week
at home returning; to Trinity Collegre
Monday.
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Miss Helen Poindexter of South
Boston spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. W. L. Guthrie.
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Mrs. Joe Moore and Misses Vertie
Moore and Ellen Bradsher spent Saturday
in Durham.
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Mrs. R. B. Smith was called to Virginia
last yreek on account of the illness
of Mr. Smith's mother.
Born, ^
To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Cunningham,
a son, Merriweather 1>ewis Cuningham,
on March 23rd. ,,
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Mrs. Millie Woody is risiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Stafford, in Petersburg,.
V*.
Misses Grace anl Lillian L6yd of
Wendell spent last week with Mrs.
J. E. Parham.
*****
Mesdames J. W. Noell, Sallie Morris
and W. S. Clary, Jr., visited friends
in Daniu||e yesterday.
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Mesdames J. M. Pass and Clarence
Bowen and Mr. Foushee spent Wednesday
in Durham.
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Mr. J. T. Hughes of Greensboro if
spending several days in Roxboro vis
iting relatives.
* * * *
Jack Hambrick, who has been ir
Pilot Mt., N. C., for sometime h^j re
1 turned home.
*. * * *
Mesdames T. E. Austin and Prestor
Satterfielu spent one day last weel
in Durham. ?
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Mr. and Mrs. Carr Timber lake anc
children spent the week end her(
with Mrs. Timberlake's parents, Mr
and Mrs. R. L. Wilburn.
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Mr. and Mrs.-IL W. Gentry and Mr
George Barrett of Bethel Hill spenl
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T
luroy.
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Mrs. E. V. Boatwright an<f Mastei
Edgar Boatwright returned home after
a visit to Mrs. Boatwright's mother
in Martinsville, Va.
| ...ee>e \
Mrs. I^aiira Long, who has heen in
Richmond \he past few weeks for
treatment, returned home last Saturday
evening.
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Mr. Eugene Winstead," who has
been on the tobacco (naTket in Kentucky
the past season, has returned
home.
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Miss Millie Jane Brooks has returned
from Washington, D. C.,
where she has been visiting Mr." and
Mts. R. F. Brooks.
v
Mrs. M. O. Cola has-returned to
Durham after a' visit of two. weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. W. }-. Dennis,
Jr.
?,?
'Misses Jewelle Fogleman and ZeL
I ma Mangum are visiting friends at
Kinston, and I-aGrange, N. C., this
' week.'
; "? ? see e - , y ^
- - -Mr. and J a
B. J. Teague-spent'Tuesday in GreeriabOTO,
N. Ca where Mr. Xong attended
a meeting of the trustees of "p1*
* Wotpan'-s?OoHgge.
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pril 9th 1924- . t
, ?'rr. J. s. BrgHsTio*1 and daughter,."
Misa Katherine, of * Oxford, a pent
i Monday here visiting in the home of
Mrs. Ladra Long. . i j
Misses Edna Bradsh($ and Carrie
Sue. Vernon spent the week end in'
Burlington.
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Mr. J. M. Pass, who is with the 1
Virginia State Highway, spent the
week end with homefolki. He says
Virginia went against boncjs, but
work- goes on just the same.* i |
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My. Ivey iFeatherston left for Lei
noir Monday morning where he was J
| called by the critical illness of his
. sister, JHrs. A. A. Kent.
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SHOES for ladies, men
and children?the qualityis
inhere and the prices
are right.
Dixon & Feathers ton.
Cor. ;Main and Depot St.
Youijk men take a look at those
Knox Hats in our window. Wilburn |
'& Usatterfield. , ' I
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Large stock screen wire, doors offiT"[
windows. WATKINS & BULLOCK.
' Horses, mules and fine cows cost !
lots of money. Why not insure their |
lives. Mo trouble to do it. and cheap :
too. SEE SATTERFIELD INfHIR- j
ANCE AGENCY! "OLD AND
TRIED". "DO IT NOW".
BLANK deeds, chattel mortgage, ,
crop liens, summons- notice, summons, j j
claim and delivery proceedings for ;
sale at The Courier office.
NOTICE?Mrs. Pearl Yancey, spirtual
adviser and instructor, answer
questions and give full descriptions j
of people, both dead and alive. If
nv of this work interests you please
call or write me at Mr. R. A. Yan- j
ey's, Roxboro, N. C., route 4. 3-19, r ;
Itspd.
BLANK deeds, "Sfiattel mortgage,
crop liens, summons notice, summons,
claim and delivery proceedings for
sale 'at The Courier office.' - -DON'T
forget us for cleaning and
pressing . See us about The Royal
' Tailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
DONT forget us for cleaning and
pressing. See us about The Royal
Tailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
PLAIN and fancy dressmaking,
sewing of all kinds. See Mrs. Pearl
Yancey at Mr. R. M. Long's, -North
MaW^Kreat, Roxboro, N. G. 4-2. 2tpd
i' a. ja 111 1 1
Get" your' screens before the flies
come. WATKINS & BULLOCK.
Beat the fly to it by screening.
Everything to screen with at ROXBORO
LUMBER CO.
, Just the Coat & Coat Suit you
want at Wilburn & Satterield.
FOR. SALE blacksmith equipment,
1 garage and tools, and. some material.
Good shop good stand. Tools and 'material
on hand for all parts of work.
Reasonable price. Good opportunity
for good workman. 6 miles west of
! Rofboro at IF. D. Long's store. Ad
dress, W. S. Tillman, Roxboro, N. C.,
route 3. , 4-2, 3tspd.
Send your orders to
LUMBER CO. and note trij difTer
ence.
7 ON DRY^OODS .
J We offer 2 \ per cent "
cut per yard. j
t Dixon & Featherston,
, Cor. Main and Depot St.
From foundation to vnish for mansion
or hot?you can get it at'ROXBORO
LUMBER CO.
r~
DONT forget us for cleaning and
t pressing . See us about The RoVal
. Tailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
EGGS FOR SALE, light Bramp,
one of the best large breeds, $1.00
for 15. Send me your order* J. R.
Whitt, Roxboro,-Nr-C.* route 6. 3-19,
4tspd. . ,
HAVE YOU SOMETHING TO SELL?
Perhaps an extra pig, cow, some
chickens, eggs or butter?anything
1 whatsoever, tell about it in our "Want
Column," one cent a word.
DONT forget us for cleaning and
| pressing . See us about The Royal
j Tailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
WAiNT SOMETHING?"
Perhaps your neighbor has just
what you want?tell your wants irl i
our "Want column.? Best way to I
find it.
FOR SALE!
A'nice town lot, well located, desirable
in every respect, on South
Main -Street.- Will sell at auctiop on
'Saturday April 12th, at 12 o'clock, M. I
in front of the court house door. Re- i
member the date.
JOE KIRBY,
1 ...?
r.?t it.at ROXBORO LUMBER i
COMPANY. - 4
FOUND, a society or lodge pin. I
^dMCribin^ J||
1 7inr Coaricr oflk<..-HattU, J?hnso?. ^5
??Ymmjf ihin. ^.?1{tk?x. Hat, A Knp-|
jwnheimer Soit-sn/i a pair of Horw-,
ard & Foater RHom will get you.
r ' Don't
Count"
W?V . "
ANY AMATUER CAN IMITATE AN
ARTIST ON A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
BUT LET AN ARTIST GET HOLD OF * '
IT AND YOU >#ILL NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE.
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ANYBODY CAN IMITATE GOOD
CLOTHING BUT OH BOY PUT ON A
KUPPENHEIMER, GRIFFON OR CUR- !l
LEE AND WE WILL ALL NOTICE THE
DIFFERENCE. ' j .jl
QUALITY MERCHANDISE LOOKS j M
BETTER AND LAST LONGER. IT WILL
PAY YOU TO TRADE WITH US. TRY
Wilburri
& I ;||
r Satter field j|
Screen Now
Get a head of the fly ^
?
Do not let the firs'.: fly get into your
home?Look over your screens and
see wjbat is needed. . i
W7 L 1 . 1 ' ? '
we nave a large stocK or screen wire,
screen doors and windows at low I
, ?; ?I
prices. . ! '
Screen windows and doors made
your order, -^r ? "i1, f'~j
WpAkins & Bullock v
I "Everything to Build With" |
Roxboro, - - " N. C. I
Pedigreed Mexican Big Boll |
COTTON SEED |
This is a home variety developed for North s
Carolina condition* by very careful plant ?
breeding. Its High Production. Earlino?? ? "! ?
| fine quality staple make it the ideal variety, 1
our prices very reasonable.
EDGECOMBE SEED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 1
TARBORO, N. C. . 1
n
THE BIG THREE
We carry high class food. ?
Saving Money. 1 *
, . We sell for cash and sell for
for yon *' j _____ .
Sanitation ~.r lessr? t.;
SERVICE i
? - Let your cash talk. . ^
.Aubrey Long anil Co.
If it is printing you want send.your order to
_ The Courier Office.