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"Home of Quality Lumber" B
I We sell pure groceries.
We keep our stock fresh.
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We fill your orders promptly.
We make our prices right. I
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Advance program from Thursday Sept. 4th to Wed. Sept. 10th. |
A GREATER MOVIT SEASON
THUSDAY and PREPAY. Jesse L. Lanky presents an Allan &
Dawn Production "A SOCIETY SCANDA'L" with Gloria Swan- |s
son, Rod LaRocque, Richard Cortex, Allan Simpson. From the g
play "The Laughing Lady" by Alfred Sutre. A Paramount Pro- g
duction. (Never before such an array of wonderful, gasp-provoking
gowns?Never such a highly emotional role, so superbly acted Ife
?This is by far Gloria's Swanson's greatest screen achievement). 5?
ADDED, Aesop's Fables. Matinee Thursday 3:00 P. M. Admis- &
sions 15c and 35c. Evenings at 7:30-9:00 P. M. (Please come on g
the Hour). K
SATURDAY. William Fox presents Chas. Buck Jones in "A- fir
GAINST ALL ODDS". (A double-barreled romance? * onmronfcoW
fa ghost; the hypnotic spell of n haunted ranch-house and Buck Jones ?
gS battling against all Odds). ADDED, Hal Roach's rascalls a two S,
H lael Our Gang Comedy, ''DERBY DAY". Matinee at 2:30-3:30 P.
[-'? M. No advance in admissions. Evening at 7:30-8:45-9:15 P. M. jfe
E3 MONDAY and TUESDAY. First National presents A Francis &
Bjj Marion Production "THE SONG. OF DOVE" with Norma Tal- fe
-S madge, 1-aurence Wheat, Maude Wayne, Edmund Carewe and James p
Cooly. Adapted from Margaret Peterson's novel "Dust of Desires", h
a A First National Attraction. (A Picture aglow with the flaming &
53 breath of impassioned love?A New Norma in a drama of mad p
8 loves, fierce hates and the clash of steel on Desert Sands). ADDED ?
a Harold Lloyd Comedy. Matinee Monday 3.00 P. M. Evenings at S
I 7:30-9:00 P. M. g I
5 WEDNESDAY. Albert E. Smith prsents A David Smith Pro- K? 1
a duction "BORROWEB HUSBANDS" with Florence Vidor, Earle jra
? Williams, Roekcliffe Fellows, Robt. Gordon. Adapted from the tg
S hovel by Mildred K Barbour. A Vitagraph Picture. (A gripping tg
Cr-? H ' story of a flirt who brought domestic disaster to her dearest fc
t-ji friend). ADDED, a two reel Fox Sunshine Comedy "When wise jg ,
y Ducks Meet". No advance in admissions. Performances at 7:30- a
' H Coming Monday Sept. 15th. Anna Q. Nilsson in "Between g
.y Coming Wednesday Sept. 17th. Buster Keaton in "Three Ages", g
g Coming Thursday ScpL lati^.Ernest Tbrrence.in "aiue ijhpw of p "
Miii'i) ill it
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' THE ROXBORO COl'RIF.i:
THE COURIER'
Roxboro, N. C. Sept. 3rd 921
? Everything to build with. Watkini
& Jailock.
Mr. and Mrs. Carr Timberlake of
Durham spent Sunday here.
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Mrs. George Newell of CTewe, Va.,'
is visiting Mrs. C. C. Winstead.
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Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Mangum spent'
Sunday in Durham. i'
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Miss Orpha Allgood is visiting
friends in Garner, N. C. . I'
-Mrs. Norman H. Street is spending
some time in Asheville.
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Miss Lizzie Day left Friday for
Washington, D. C., to visit friends.
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Miss' Claudia Carney has returned
from the Northern markets.
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Miss Martha Phelps, of Mebane, !
who has been visiting Mrs. Willie
Pettigrew, has returned home.
A. B. Warren left this week for
Warsaw, N. C-, where he will be in ,
the tobacco business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter of Snow
Hill spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Watkins.
M, ??H Xf,. YV M Pm onrt -Ml.
dren were visitors in Norfolk, Va.,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long have returned
from their bridal tour to
northern cities.
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Mrs. <j. W. Perry of Woodland, N.
C., is visiting Rev. B. F. Hurley and
family this week.
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Mr. R. A. Burch attended the big
Republican pow-wow at Ashboro last
Saturday.
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Mess. Sam Merritt and Sheik Harvey
have just returned from a tour
of Western North Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stewart, and
Miss Edna Stewart of Richmond, spent
the week end in Bedford, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrett spent
the week end in Greenville with Mrs.
Garrett's parents.
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Mr. Lester Brooks of Lumberton
spent the week end here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burns and family
spent Sunday night with relatives
in Pittsboro.
Mr. I. T. Stanfield left last night
for Richmond, Va., on business mat
ters.
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We -were glad to have a call yesterday
from our good friend, Mr. R.
A. Yancey.
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Mrs. H. W. Winstead and children
have returned from a month's visit
to relatives in Guilford county.
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Mrs. C. W. Armstrong and children
of Salisbury are the guests of relatives
here.
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Mr. Roy Cates and Dr. O. G. Davis
are in Asheville attending the American
Legion meeting.
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Messrs. Marshall. Robert H. Stocks,
AUen Ivie and Phillip Wall of Leaksville
spent Monday here.
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Mrs. Walter F. Whitt and son, W.
F., Jr., motored to Benson, N. C.,
with N. H. Street for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Armstrong of
Gastonia spent Friday here with Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Morton.
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Mrs. J. A. Snipes of Durham spent
the week end with Mrs. R. H. Oakley
orwl \fr? .Tn#? Blanks.
Dr. B. R. Long of Greensboro, -who
spent his summer vacation here, returned
home yesterday.
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Mr. E. T. Pleasant of P.oiky Mount,
here.
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Miss Saliie Day has returned home]
after spending: the past month at Newport
News and BUckroc Beach, Vn.
Misses Laura Newton and Louise
filaivty left Sunday for Raleigh to"
resume their positions in the city
schools.
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Mr. W. S. Clary, Jr.. who has been
on the market in wncKsnear, cm.,
spent the- week- end here
rin?,t Hn Itrft knrnlnv evening for
Robersonville, N. C., where ha_wil Ibe
On that market during the winter*
representing the Export Tobacco Co. I
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orteher art.-iMj " , r "V.'
Miss Helen Harris, one of the most
popular members of Roxboro's young' fkii
set, laft this morning; for Greensboro S
College.
Miss Eola Hester left Monday for ?*
Raleigh where she will resume her 9>
work as a member ot'the Methodist as
Orphanage faculty.1
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Mr. Chas. S. Barnett of Charles- 5
town, W. Vs., is spending some time ?
here with his parente, Mr. and Mrs. 9
J. E. Barnett. n
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Miss Mona Frederick returned to ?>,
her home here this morning after Eg
spending the past five days visiting gj
friends in Washington, N. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franklin of y|
Florida, but formerly of Roxboro, E
passed through this morning en route iM
to Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cheek and gj
children of Duham spent a few days jgc
lorn* wnalr V*- I T ^
nun nil, auu .urs, a. v. mr
Wilkerson.
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Mrs. J^H. McKeowan, who has been ra
attending Trinity Summer School, is Is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and gji
Mrs. H. C. Bamett.
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Misses Elizabeth and Nancy Wat- a
kins of Troy and Pattie Watkins of ?
Ramseur are visiting Miss - Mary m
Marshal Dunlap.
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Mr. Norman K. Street spent the |S
week' end in Benson, N. C., visiting ;c
his son, Thomas H. Street, who i? 5
located there.
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Mrs. L. H. Hardy and two children fa
of Reidsville, N. C., are spending the 3
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a.
L. P. Frederick.
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Mr. and Mrs, B. C. Hardy of Nor- .
folk, Va., are visiting at the home of :
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Frederick this J i
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and
children spent Sunday in Chapel Hill
visiting Mrs. 'Johnson's brothers, J.
A. and E. A. Phillips.
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Mrs. Mary E. Phillips and little
daughter Florence, spent Sunday in !
Chapel. Hill visiting her sons, J. A. |
and E. A. Phillips.
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Jfcs-. Beulah Farley and Miss Eli- J
zaoem raney, aner spenuing a wec& in
the country with Mrs. I. G. Steph- I
ens, have returned home. i
Mr. S. D. Wilkins of Woodsdale [
route 1 was a welcome visitor yes- i
terday. He has just about finished cur- !
ing and says his crop this year is I
very good.
Misses Martha Stewart and Alma j
Terrell have returned to their homes !
in Mebane after spending the past j
two weeks with Misses Margaret and (
Grace Jackson.
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Rev. R. A. McFarland of Lynchburg j
passed through here last Thursday *5
en route to his old home in Granville _
county for a few days visit. .
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Mr. R. H. Oakley, who is in the
tobacco business-this year at Loris,
S. 0., spent the week end here with
his family. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Oakley upon his return.
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Mrs. Tillman Jeter, and little
daughter, Joseph^e, of Paces, Va.,
are visitnig Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spen- j
cer, parents of Mrs. Jeter.
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Miss Abigail Fitzgerald, of Pur- _.
lingtdn, N. C.t who has been a guest ff "
in the home ofiiior uncle. W. J. Pet- J
tigrew, has returned to her home.
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\f ioeoc T nnica niose nnrl TaKti. I *
son of Leesville. Va? and Evelyn I
Gravitt of Alton, Va., are the guests J
of Misses Mary and Myrtle Riley.
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Mrs. Ida E. Pleasants of Greens- |
boro, .-who will have charge of the
ladies parlor soon to be opened by 11
Mr. J. R. Doares... has arrived. The J I.
opening day has been postponed on j I j
account of the failure of fixtures to.|
arrive.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hereinand . L
two boys, who have been spending (j
their vacation here, left Mondtiv , ^
morning .for their home in Richland. ?NT.
C. ?
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Mr*. TV*. C. WiUkins, and daughter.
Anne, have-returned from a visit"to
West Jefferson, N, C. Tliey were accompanied
home by Mrs. John Nelsor
of Florence, S. CT
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Mr. S. A. Jones, who is in the tobacco
business in Pinetops, N. (J.,
e?mHy He brought back with him
his mother, Mrgrfl. H.- Jone?,-who had I
been visiting her son, Mr. Walter
Jones, in Farmville, N. C. . rr- j
Watch
our j
Windows 1
Shipments of Ready-To-Wear and piece
goods are coming-in daily. The first |
la fka mat. a C ^La ? ? ? ? ? ?
w UIW piVIk UI LI IC SCaSUIl.
You will find here the latest creations,
styles right up to the minute.
Get ready for school, we have what you g,
want. It will pay you to trade with us.
TRY IT.
Wilburn 8 Satterf ield |j
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Windows, Doors, Frames, / ?
Lime, Cement, Plaster,
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tJiilllgiCS, lVUUIing, L-<*II1S,
Paints," Oils, Varnish,
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4 Mantels, Grates, Tile. *
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TRINITY COLLEGE
DURHAM, N. C.
The following groups of study are offered, all leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Arts: General; Business Administration;
Religious Training; Engineering; Pre-Medical; Teaching; Pre-Legal.
Graduate Courses in all departments. Schools of ENGINEERING,
EDUCATION and LAW.
REGISTRATION FOR NEW STUDENTS?September 22.
For atalogue and Illustrated Booklet, Address R. L. FLOWERS,
Secretary.
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A Your dog will stick to you under all c.ircumill
stances but your dollars will leave you if you do
not place them right. This is a time to see that
^SfT 1 they are well located. We buy for Cash and sell
. ^yV-Y ~ke ^ame way. Bring your dolars to us we teach
i f \ \ them to stand by you. Service and Sanitation.
We sell for cash and sell for less.
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