^Pii^VlipPPPiS r :> . ? SCR Complete stock 1 and screen wire. Sc [ reasonable price. * Sf | Sh All grades in stock Galvani: All lengths of 5V C Send us your'orders . 1 Roxboro W I "Home of ( j Got up a picnic. It is grea you will enjoy seeing them fc Let us fill your picnic basJ ready to serxc that ull will tins and things and be free i ' Our picnic goods cost less own kitchen. . Fresh Grocerii -m : ; (Sergeant Sta-l PHONE 23 AND 24. C CENTRAL SE Opposite "Prompt serv Rurch and P T 1 Tue PRINCl! g Advance program from Thui I 9 THURSDAY. Cosmopolita ^ Hooper's Production "THE 1 gi William Norris, Robert Frazic 9 R- Adams. A Cosmopolitan 1 P jfl nuances woven from the loon 3 No advance in admissions. P " H FRIDAY. Jesse L. Lasky p g "WHY CHANGT YOUR W1 9 Meighan, Bebe Daniels and |9 DeMille. A Paramount Pictui 3 greatest problem of love and IB their Husband's Sweethearts H in admissions. Performances ISan . William box VAGABOND TRAIL", (he f ami found the road to adv<* Polo in Episode No. 13, "Sec Keaton (The ace of comedia Matinee at 2:30 and 3:45 P. M. i [ 'modAY and tuesday. Gutt Production "WOMAN ' Michael Morton, Clive proo Michael Morton. A SelznicVc due tion ia appropriately and Moun(.",in Rouge are csnecial the i-'-il.v L.'r.Vil picture of 1 fame among the mo/t notable Mntinee Monday at 3 00 P at 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. WPJ>NE?D t Y. Albert E. Production "THE I-EAVE^"1 Martha Mansfield and -Win: HBSfae !0 Green. A Vita graph Attract! fling details that all will m 'i/ . . 2j greatest " mystery story ever 1 _ 9 Sunshine Comedy,. "Somnbot J Coming May 28-27th. Thoi L . . ~ i .? E. ? i E E N S || screen doors, windows 1 t :reens made to order ata a 1 I 1 * * * ^ ingles 1 and the prices are right. || * * * Ji ze Roofing 1 Quality Roofing in stock. |j * * * 11 rand pote the difference. ? * * * IS Lumber C?-1j Quality Lumber" 11 m Let us ? fill your pUi Picnic |C^| Basket. sw_ j t fun. The children will enjoy it and | le happy.' ket. We have lots of tasty Things all relish?and you can throw away the from care. fl than you can prepay them In your? es?Honest Prices. r& Clayton '(.ledn Store ROXBORO, N. C. RVICE STATION Post Office ^ ice with a Smile" featherstonc, Managers . . :ss theatre j lBORO, N. C. - / H rsday. May 15th. to Wed. May 21st. j>C 7? j'g n Productions presents E. Mason $3 -OVE PIKER" with Anita Stewart, ps jr. Adapted from the story by Frank kg 'roduction. (One of those merry ro- a< i of life). ADDED two reel comedy, g erformances at 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. 8? resents Cecil. B. DeMille's Production re [FE" with Gloria Swanson, Thomas kg Thco.. Koaloff. Adapted by William e. (A vital, intimate picture of thfr-# m pri a era \ WKu Jon'* ? ? . M ?? ?.j uud i >? i vcs tt'iiiHiii tg | ? ADDED Pathe News. No advance jS at 7:30. and 9:00 P. M. presents Chas. Back Jones in "THE KU I ought his way along the open trail jg; I lture). ADDED matincPNinty, Eddie jts! j ret Four" t.wo reels. ADDED Buster ns) in "The High Sign" two reels. 89 ] M. Evening at 7:30-8:45 and 9:15 P. 53} Selznick pictures presents a Graham raj TO WOMAN" with Betty Compson, ,S ks and Graham Cutt. Adapted by 83 Special Production. The entire pro- jSIlavudlly staged. The scenes in the lv msirnilifcnt?IWIinn Iho names nf Q1 074 are inwrihed upon tha scroll of K 1 there will be "Woman To Woman"), jg M. Uminmnr--y; I 'It. V.,i ^^ _ Smith presents A whitman Bennett (? WORTH EASE" with *cena Owoti. ipj Fred Lytoll, Story 1 Anna {Catherine jl on, A "story j?o absorbing in'its haf-. ca int to see it live on the-screen. The 2 screened). ADDED a two reel Fox i.;. s i?i" ri-w,n 7.an p u . " ta tj uii^i i xr|n7fi f tu 1 pii -* ' *' :: 7. ' , ~ "V 1'*. r* : : ?? :?W"?* ' ? ' ^-jrnK^EOXBOR^COuHre?^i THE COURIER Roxboor, N. C., May 14th 1924 Everything to build with. Watkins & Julioclc. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buchanan spenl the week end in Oxford. Mrs. M. R. Long is spending thii week in Asheville. e -9 * Mr. Z. V. Gwynn of Richmond ii visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long. ? 4 e Mr. C. E. Russell spent several days with relatives in Concord lasl week. * Mr. Harry Raiff left Monday foi New York to buy goods for Raiff'i store. ' * Misses Edna Bradsher and Carrif Sue Vernon spent the week end ir Durham the' guests of friends. ? * Mr. Thos. Robbins returned tc Greensboro Sunday after spending t week here with friends. Mrfl. T? T. Willi tira ?n?nt a -fp\* days last week in Durham a guest ol her daughter, Mra. Carr Timberlake # * Mrs. Whitten of Jackson, Miss spent last week guest of her daughte: Miss Margaret Whitten. ' t Mrs. Fannie Newell left Mdhda: fdr Townsville, N*. C. where she-wil spend this week with relatives. * # * Mrs. D. D. Lott of Birmingham Ala. is the guest of her parents, Mi and Mrs. W. I." Newton. . * + * Mrs. C. P.. Allen and?little daugh ter left Friday for Barium Spring to visit ??Irs. Allen's parents. ? * John Parks of Richmond ?pen several days here last week guest o his sister Mrs. Clyde Allen. . + + * Mr. Sidney Veasey of Greensbor 5pent a few days here last week wit friends. f * Mrs. R. A. Pass has returned fror RaleigH where she spent a week th guest of friends. . * Mrs. John Lewis and children o Naruna are visiting Mrs. Lewis par ents Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Clayton. * 0 * R. E.* and Maxie Cheek of Richlan. are visiting their grandparents, Mi and Mrs. E. D. Cheek. * * * Mrs. Bessie Wilson and childre: of Orlando. Fla. are visiting Mrs Wilson's brother Mr. J. R. Doares. Miss Lelia Ann West of Oxfor spent the week end with Miss Claudi Carney. * Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Long left las week for Florida, making the tri; in their car. * * * jsj Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spencer spen last week end in Lynchburg, wit! their daughter, Mrs. Frank Woody. * * * /Mrs. John Nelson of Florence, 5 C. is visiting her daughter Mrs. W f *#*'#. ^Rev. N. .T. Todd left Monday fo Atlanta, where he will attend th Southern Baptist Convention. # + Miss Annie Bur?h returned hom Sunday after teaching this winter a Madison, M. C. * * * * Mrs. H. L. Crowell spent- a fen; day* this week with her daughtei Mrs. Eugene Mills in Raleigh. * * iMr. and Mrs. McKay and twb chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges ank'>n Graves. ? - ?.?? I ~T ? ? ? ? [ Mr. Geo. L. Cunningham and Re J. I.. Martin Teft Mondav for Winsto Salem to attend the Episcopal Coi vanttdn. ... === 7Z iAY '- :l ^ Wasifslei j COTTON SEED. We will have another shipment Cleveland Big Boll in today. $2.00 ' buthel, $1.13 in 25 bushel lots. Charlie Hoieman & Co. ROOM FOR RENT?Large sunny j ' room fronting On Main St. Over our store. Apply to AUBREY LONG & CO. DON'T forget us for cleaning and pressing . See us about The Royal Tailors Proposition. Brooks 4 Latta. t - I Don't forget Birds- Twin shingles when you need a good roof, WATKINS & BULLOCK. This is the time for summer weight > underwear, the place to get it is Wilburn & Satterfield. ' A household- word in "Person *nd i adjoining counties. Over 24 years of insurance experience.-Yours for asking. SEE SATTERFIELD INS.. AGENCY. "OLD AND TRIED". i ROOM FOR RENT?Large sunny room' fronting on Main St. Over our store. Apply to AUBREY LONG 4 CO. - ' V. ' i. FOR SALE?Nine brown Leghorn hens and one rooster, $15.00. Mrs. D. Davis, RoKboro, route 5. ltpd r[ STRAYED OR STOLEN- From my car in front "of Hotel Jdnes, May 3, ' one male collie dog, sable and white color. Reward for return-or inform a' .tion to J. I. Brooks. ltpd i It will pay you to buy your Shoefrom Wilburn & Satterfield. ' '? Y1 . If the old roof leaked Sundav, see WATKIXS & BULLOCK. 1 0 0 6 is a Prescription for Colds. Grippe. Dengue Fever, ' Constipation. Bilious Headaches | and Malarial Fever. I Get vour screen goods from WATo.KlXS & BULLOCK. h1 : 1 FURNISHED ROOMS?Two furnjished rooms, New Perfection ?tov*. |t)?ed only two months- Mrs. Ab?ftitt. Itpd. I Prices on all Corits; Suits reduced J*nd slashing reductions on Silk f| Dresses. Wilburti & Satterfield. DON'T forget us for cleaning and pressing. See us about The Royal Tailors Proposition. Brooks & I>atta. d : 1?;? ;? Young men take a look at our line of Neckwear, Wilburn & SattcrfWd* Jobnie on the spot. You don't Jtave o to send to New York, Baltimcfre or j. any where. Satterfield will complete vour bond in twenty minutes. "DO IT NOW". S. P. SATTERFIELD "OLD AND TRIED". . d a "A Knox Hat is different from other | Hats. Ever try one? Try it. WilJturn & Satterfield. t I lirnn namnnl i n ,1 nlncfor P! from' WATK INS* &' BULLOCK ' AUTO PROTECTION. Did you hear . Jim Pou-s speech, in Davis vs. Long. ' Didn't you Rear him say he had into surance and was going to increcsn it. That's what" the best lawyer in North Carolina savs; What say you? , See Satterfield. "DO IT NOW". Knox or Stetson Hats at Wilburn j& Satterfield: r All grades pine shingles at WATc i KINS & BULLOCK. It will pay you to buy your Shoe from Wilburn & Satterfield* . e : t iFOR SALE or rent. Two dwelling houses, on hard surface road, just outside corporate limits of the tow\ A bargain for cash. Apply "to J. L v Garrett, Roxboro, N. C. All lenths of Galvanized Roofing at WATK INS & BULLOCK. Slashing reductions on Silk Dresses e at \Yilhurn & Satterfield. h . ? ??? . .Two 2 and'Five 2 Calvanized Rnof in* at WATKINS & BULLOCK. Itpv. BILLY SUNDAY IS TAKEN TO MAYO CLINIC. v Memphis, Tenn., May 13.?Rev. sj William A. (Billy) Sunday, halted by r illness In the milet of a revival-ewm? paign for the first lime in his - 32 VPflru o? an ovantrpliat. roatprl flit his I i, ? .... ? , -- y, hotel apartment here early tonight e. while preparations were completer! 1-jfor his re movant o ^Roehester.^ ; brothers. rWhjle no official announcement was d made prior to his departure from his n| hotel as - to the nature of his tflnesr y jt is understood that he is suffering itovrr an attack of uremic poisoning. ! Mr. Sunday was taken ili Saturday v*. and his condition became so serious in as to bring about.a decision to take i- him at once to the ."Rochester hospi. ' -? - ? v 1 - DOYO I You Ov IS E WIT 1 I "'iis S. iMBKg We have a beautiful a | Voiles, Crgandies, Embr 1 other piece goods. Collar I accessories dnd in the lat | do your own sewing or 1 !pay you to look oyer or partment. nmo nnr] f o Iro ?? 1 1 !v - vv ill U11U CU1\V^ CK IWi or not. It will pay you to it. WIL B & | SATTER !L SUPER-TWIN^ , Shingles Bird's Super-Twin Shingle to the large, handsome rei rugged appearance of hea1 1. They arc laid 5,rto the t large exposed area, over S 2. They arc extra thick am the arched cut'Out that appearance. 3. They can be laid right Ehingles, making a dura splendid appearance. 4. They have an unusually surface of natural red, f crushed slate. 5. Like all Bird's Twin Shim is a one man, one hand r Bird's Super-Twin Shingles are made manufacturers of Neponsct Twin Shinf Raroid Roofing;, Neponset Black Build There's a Bird product for every sort of * We are headquarters / ^ 'building paper* at WATKINS & "Everything To 1 Roxboro, f A DOES IT C SJ 3yoS? keep fo some places . with us. Do< We sell for < Aubrey Lou Subscribe to THE COURI1 vV ^ : and state news, $1.50 A Y !'* - : .; - : A-? , ? fa .* A S " . V ' "V Jj? v ' U DO I m ^ I ssortment of Silks, | oidered Linens and g s, Laces and all the - p est designs. If you | lave it done, it will jp . . r? 1 r^v K ir piece uooas ue- g ^ c whether you buy p trade with us. Try |j! *"' URN I FIELD I i'irttai ifl' V IOOFS* s are especially suited sidencc, and have the iry slate. veather and have a ?" in width. .1 extra heavy, with gives a distinctive . . *" over old wooden ble, double roof of r smooth and even jreen or blue-black ? v. . gles, the Super-Twin , hingle. by Bird ?r Sqn, inc. (Est. 1795). ties. Shingle Design Roll Roofing, ling Paper and Neponset Board. building I * or Bird** roofings, id 'wall board BULLOCK 3uild With" M. C. OUNT WITH YOU 7 i surroundings where f ! iodstuff is a law in , It is a chosen law j ss it count with you. ! ;ash and sett for less. ; i ig and Go. LRr all the town", county ^ 'ear.-. - r^v': ' ' " ? - ??--r-k ?