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Complete stock screen doors, windows
and screen wire. jScreens made to order at a~|
| reasonable price.
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J Shingles |
All grades in stock and the prices are right. |
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Galvanize Roofing J
All lengths of 5V Quality Roofing in stock. |
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Roxboro Lumber C?-1
"Home of Quality Lumber" ^
Use our good flour and other baking things and your
baking will be a success.
* ' nuv our home-made bakery goods and you will have
more time to enioy yourself. You can get a box of delicious
tnmgs to eat for a small sum.
* ome vo our grocery store for everything you need
for your table. We give you up-quality goods at downlow
prices.
, Fresh Groceries?Honest Prices.
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MERGEANT & WLAYTON
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Sta-Rlean Store y
i PHONE 23 AND 24. " ROXBORO, N. C.
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CENTRAL SERVICE STATION |
Opposite Post Office ^
"Prompt service with a Smile"
v Burch and Featherstone. Manatr^ra nS
| Th, PRINCESS THEATRE 1
Ml ROXBORO. N. C. I
H Advance program from Thursday May 22nd. to Wed. May 28th. >?
f? HI THURSDAY. Carl L. Laemmle presents. A, Herbert. Blanche h?]
P| Production "THE" NEAR LADY" with Gladys Walton. Otis Harlan, 2R
E| Florence Dew. Adapted from the story by Frank R. Adams. A ?l
HI Universal Attraction. A whirlwind romance of gay. society life, $0
HI High-speed love and merry moments. ADDED a two re?l Fox gy
H Sunshine fccmedy, "Somebody Lied." No advance fn admissions, ra
S Performances at 7:30 - 9:00 P. M. H
9 FRIDAY. William Fox presents A Georfte Archainbaud ProB
duction "THE SHADOW OF THE EAST" with Frank Mayo, Mil- iM
I w dned Harris, Norman Kerry and Evelyn Brent. Adapted by E. M. Ky
'* * Hull. A William Fox Production. This picture is realistic# .throb- fig
Cm hinc. thrillinc ?tAn- <-?f ?*i'1 **- A*1** ^ ** T,*"n
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gs It. ADDED Pathe News. Performances 7:S0 - 9:00 P. M. No ad- K
vance in admissions. (For benefit of Junior Class High Sthoo!). g
SATURDAY. William Fox presents John Gilbert in "THE p
if LONE CHANCE". ft"he story of love real sacrifices, of bitter jg
3 struggles to win wealth and happiness). ADDED Eddie Polo in H
3S Episode No. 14 "Secret Four", Matinee only. ADDED a two reel kg
. B" Our Gang yomedy "Boys to Boar<(''. No advance in admissions.
S Matinee showings at 2:30 - 3:45 P. M. Evening at,7:30 - 8;43 and its
?a 9^15 P. M. . |l
|| MONDAY and TUESDAY. Jesse L. Lasky presents A Alfred '($
e. Green Production "PIED PIPER MA1X>NE", with Thomas 82
^ Kj Meighan, Lois Wilson, Geo. Fawcett and Chaa. Stevenson. AdaptP
ed by Booth Tarkingtcn. A Paramount picture. The roljcking fun g
C of "The Bachelor Daddy"" wifh~ttlg"aatty flavor?of-"Homeward S?
I Bound" a brand now kind of mixture that you'll take to. your gj
"Reart. ADDED Harold Lloyd in'"Let? Go". Matinee Monday at j!g
^ E 3:00 P. M. Admissions 15c and 35ci Evening at 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. Sg
i wednesday. Albert F. Smith" presents A Ilavid SrpjTh Pro. j
E houn, Cuiltfn I-andis and Wanda Hawley. Adapted by Morgan ??
fe- g - Rtybcrtson. x Vita graph Production, A vivid, realistic dram^ of T"'
C life. advenlUfg hth1 IWf, .'ihbrir Uui KUIIIWSl yuulli in nil tin uu?hl). ^
' ' H ADDED a two reel Comedy "Frozen Heart".' g
S Coming Monday "and Tuesday* June 2-3rd. Maridn Davis ln~ p
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THE ROXBORO COURTS? Mi
THE COURIER'.
Roxboro, N'. C., May 21st 1924 M
? ? Everything
to build with. Wat- jj
kins & dallock. " j
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Howard of Ox- jJ
fcrd spent Sunday here with relatives. I
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Mr. John Morris spent the wepk tend
in Greensboro with friends. I
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Mr. Wallace Harris of Daitvillej p
spent the jveek end with his parents. jcJ
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Mr. Robert Clay of Greensboro
spent the week end here with friends.
* * *
Mrs. J. A. Beam left Saturday for
a visit to her son in Louisburg. _
*
1 ,, Mr. Fred Masten spent several
days last week in Richmond. f<
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Mr. G. L. Allen spent a part of sj
r last week in Washington, D. C.
ii
Mr. William -Walker has 'feturned
home from Oak Ridge College.
Miss Elizabeth Masten who has
| been a student at Durham music
! school returned home Saturday.
Miss Margaret Duncan of Durham q
spent several days last week with jj.
Mrs. J. J. Winstead. C
? * Mrs.
T. E. Jeter and children of
.1 Paces are visiting Mrs. Jeter's par- 0
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spencer. '
* * * *
Miss Ruth Harris who has been
teaching at Rougemont has returned q
to her home for the summer. V
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Mr. and ^yMrs. J. VT. Hughes lett
Monday for Washington, D, C. after ^
a visit to Mrs. J. M. Pass.
Mr. Robert Featherstone^ left last
week for WinstOn-Salem where he ^
will attend business college.
a<
T)r. B. R. Long and son Billy of ir
Greensboro spent the week end here w
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jone.s of
Farmville are visiting Mr, Jones'
parents."
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Misses Irma and Sallie Wilkerson Q
spent several days last week in Chap- a:
el Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Markham and ta
sons of Durham spent Sunday here
L, .with relatives. pi
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Dr. E. J. Tucker and Mr. Claude Hall
spent a few days last week in
T~1 - f? , tf
iticnmor.a.
* K//y{
Mr. Merritt Bradsher has returned II
from Lyndon, Ky. where he has been ' *
in school this session. . y
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Mrs. G. C. Cabiness left this morn- ing
for Greensboro where she will
visit her Aunt Mrs. A1 FaVrbrother. J
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, Mrs. H. G. Clayton is visiting her it
. daughter Mrs. M. S. Whitted of N
Goldsboro. ? _!
Misses Bertha "Clayton and Bertha Si
Paylor have returned from a visit *8
to Goldsboro.
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Miss Evie Street itT^stfendinK this
.. week with her sister, Mrs. Salmi Morris.
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M iss Gladys Gteen and Mr. Harviel
Woodside of Charlotte arc the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. H. L. Crowell.
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Mrs. Edgar Boatwright spent the i
week end in Brookneal, Va. as the /
guest of Mr3. Thornton Bates.
* *
Mr. W. L. Lewis, Mrs. K. L. Street Li
and daughter, Billy are spending two jn
weeics in i^yncnourj? with relatives,
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woody and
son Spencer of Lynchburg spent the
week end with relatives at Bethel "
Hill.
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Mioses Helen and Evelyn Poindexter
of South Boston spent the week
end with their sister Mrs. W. L.
Guthrie.
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Mesdames W. A. Mills, M. A
Stewart, Miss Lorena Mills and Mr. w
L. C. Duncan spent Thursday in D
Durham.
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Misses Mary Hatchett and Katie -b!
; Perkins have returned home after t<
attending Durham Music school this
session. V . ?K
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Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Henderson of r
f Ashftvillo <tnH Mr? ItAnrlansnn Hi
|Mr. and ^lr?. T:. W. Henderion. ht.
I Mr.' G. C. Cwblntw leavea today J
or Cincinnati where he will attend
the Efficiency Conference'of flic Nor*
lolk uhJ ,Western RAIIWAy. ^ f?
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>y21?t 1924
^Ww?a.u i ?r^aaa.'
Mr. and Mrs. Oi .W. Pulliam, Mr.
rid Mis. J. H. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
1. U. Daniel and Miss Mary Willie
all attended the Garnett-Hall wedng.
? ?
Miss Willie Carter has returned
om New York where she represent1
the Y. W. C. A. of Trinity College
! the national Y. W. C. A. Convenon.
Mess. Jnlian .Coleman and Tom
avid of Crews, Va., were the guests
f Miss Mary Jane Brooks for the
edi end.
?
Mr. Cledith Oakley of Durham is
lending several days here with his
srents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends
ir the kindness shown us during the
InesS and death of our daughter and
ster.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whitt and Fam2
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Wants%;
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COTTON SEED.
We will have another shipment
ic?eiann dig dou in xoaay. ?z.uu
ushel, $1.75 in 25 bushel lots,
harlie Holeman & Co.
LUMBER FOR SALE.?Consisting
f framing, siding and sheathing
oards. J. Y. Humphries, Woodsdale,
f. C-< Route 2, (fear Bethel IH1I.
Kuppenheimer, Griffon and Curie"
lothes for Men and Young Men at
filburn & Satterfield. 1"
DON'T forget us for cleaning and
ressin'g . See us about The Royal
ailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
"OLD AND TRIED".
Knox or Stetson Hats at Wilburn
Satterfield.
A household word in Person and
ijoining counties. Over 24 years of
isurance experience. Yours for askg.
SEE ' SATTERFIELD INS
GENCY. "OLD AND TRIED".
6 6 6
is a Prescription for
olds. Grippe, Dengue Fever,
onstipation. Bilious Headaches
nd Alatarial Fever.
-a?. *
If you have trouble with your feet,
ike them to Wilburn & Satterfield.
DON'T forget us for cfnsning.and
ressing. See us a'orbit The Royitl,
ailors Proposition. Brooks & Latta.
Johnie on the spot. You don't h^*s>
y send to New York, Baltimore or
ty where. Satterfield will complete
our bond in twenty minutes. "DO
r NOW". S. P. SATTERFIELD
3I.D AND TRIED'!.
It will pay you to buy your Shoes
om Wilburn & Satterfield.
AUTO PROTECTION. Did you hear
m Pou's speech, in Davis v 3 Long,
idn't. you hear him say he had inirance
and was going to increase
. That's what .the best lawyer ir.
orth Carolina says. What say you!
ee Satterfield. "DO IT NOW!.
Prices slashed on Coats and Suits,
ilk Dresses and some numbers in
incy pumps at Wilburn & Satterfield.
FRANKLIN SPRING
MAGNESIA-LITHIA WATER.
TONIC ? ALTERATIVE ?
APERIENT ? DIURETIC,
A Natural Remedy that * Cure;
yspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation
id all Diseases arising from Dis
dered Stomach or Bowles.
It cures Rhe.umatism, Gout, Torpid
iver, Menstrual Irregularities, Stone
the Bladder and Diabetes. It i
ghly beneficial in
Diseases of the Blood and Skin.
The WAter is Shipped Fresh from
le Spring, Cunningham, N. C.
FRANKLIN MINERAL SPRING
Semora, N. G.
Gained 60 Pounds
E. S. Hardy of Marshall, Texas,
rkea: "I had a had case of Bright's
liseasc and was told that t would
ever be able to work. I lost-flesh
11 1 only weighed 140 pounds; my
lood pressure was so high that I had
) be careful of my exercise.
I took Hobo Kidney _ & Bladder
emedy and I .think I am entirety
ired; the doctors'say I am. I am
unning a locomotive engine every
ays arrd weigh 196 pounds. I feel for
to .offering of others, nnd I' does
te good to. inform others of the faith
'-have- in Hobo Kidney & Bladder
svr n if i r i' *
CTTrtnjy. ?
"For sale by all .druggist*? :*-r?r
Prepared hy Hobo Medicine Co.,
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If S Mother Has |
| Had Her I
I?.- I I
NOW LET DAD HAVE HIS SAY
You said it to mother with flowers, 1
Now say it to Dad with trousers, a nice Tie, *
Shirt, a Knox or Stetson Hat. Whatever you j
want for Dad we have it. I
IT WILL PAY YOU TO TRADE WITH j ~~
US, TRY IT.
|| Wilburn 1
If . Satterfield JjL
BIRDS ROOFS]
Bird's Super-Twin Shingles are especially suited
to the large, handsome residence, and have the
rugged appearance of heavy slate.
1. They arc laid 5" to the weather and have a
large exposed area, over 9" in width.
2. They are extra thick and extra heavy, with
the arched cut-out that gives a distinctive
appearance.
6. They can he laid right over old wooden^ J
shingles, making a durable, double roof or
splendid appearance.
''' 4. They have an unusually smooth and even
surface of natural red, green or blue-black
crushed slate. , / 4
5. Like all Bird's Twin Shingles, the Super-Twin,
-it a one man, one hand shingle.
"Bird's Super-Twin Shingles are made by Bird & Son. inc. (Est. 1795),
manufacturers of Neponset Twin Shingles, Shingle Design Roll Roofing,
Paroid Roofing, Neponset Black Building Paper and Neponset Board. \xr
There's a Bird product for e*ery sort of building I ? I
We are headquarters for Bird roofings, II
* _ building papers and wall board
WATKINS & BULLOCK
"Everything To Build With"
Roxboro, N. C.
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#4* A ' S AFE AND SANE
fi Be Safe and Sane applies to
today as well as it does to the
fourth of July.
Health and Happiness depends
largely on the foods you eat and
it is sane to save money. Pure
food is a safety.
We sell for cash and sell for less.
Aubrey Long and Co.
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PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND ADVERTISE
IN THE COLUMNS OF THE COURI- ?
ER. BRING US YOUR JOB WORK.