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PHONE 23 AND 24. ROXBORO, N, C. jgl
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Advance program from Thursday Sept. 18th to Wed. Sept. 24th. S|
THURSDAY. Jesse L. Lasky presents A Herbert Brennon Pro- jy
duction "THE SIDESHOW OF LIFE" with Ernest Torrence, Anna Jgi
Q. Nillson, Neil Hamilton and Katherine Lee. Adapted from the ra
famous novel "The Mountebank" a Paramount Picture. (The great- Sgl
est of all stories of circus life, with the star of "The Covered Wag- 5g|
on" in his greatest characterization). Added, A Cameo Comedy, Kg
"Tea in Tea". Open 7:30-9:00 P. M. H
FRIDAY.-Jesse L. Lasky presents Cecil B. DeMiUe's Production 83
"CHANGING HUSBANDS", with Leatrice Joy. Raymond Grif- 53
fith, Julia Faye, Zazu Pitts and Helen Dunbar. Adapted from the Kyi
novel by Sada Cowan. A Paramount Picture. (A merry mix-up of aa
wives and husbands that gets funnier and frisker with every, foot). g j
Added, Aesops film Fables, "A Trip to the Pole". No advance in p
admissions. Open 7:30-9:00 P. M. p |
SATURDAY. William Fox presents Tom Mix with Tony (The K I
Wonder Horse) in "THE HEART BUSTER,, (A rolicking picture i
With a thrill a minute?See Tony rescue Toitr Mix from, the prison V !
"The Heart Buster" is Tom's best picture to date). Added, a two Bi
reel Fox Sunshinf cothedv "Scenario School." Matinee 2-30-3:30 K
P. M. Evening at 7:30-8:45 9-16 P. M. 4
MONDAY' and TUESDAY. Jesse L. Lasky presents A Dimitri
Buehowetaki Production "LILY* OF THE DUST" with Polo Negri, ft j
Ben Lyon, Noah Berry, Raymond Griffith and William Kelly. Ad- K
apted from the novel by Herman Suderman. A Paramount 'PrOduc- Sj ]
tion. (Polo Negri is at her best in this drama of a girl's struggle fa
for happiness against heavy odds). Added, Harold Lloyd comedy. |
Matinee Mondav :s:uu r. M. Admissions 15c ana ituc. Evenings at 6H
7:30-9:00 P. M. - - H
WEDNESDAY*. Metro pictures presents A Oscar Apfel Pro- E3
duction THE SOCIAL CODE" with Viola Dana, Malcolm Mc- Eg
Gregor, Huntly Gordon, Cyril Chadwick, Adapated from the novel JS
by Rita Weiman. A Metro Production. (The call of the wild, gay ftjj
world of bright lights, moonshine and madness). Added, a two |y
reel Fox Sunshine comedy, "Sad but True". Open 7130-9:00 P. MV |S
Coming Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 29th, 30th, Rudolph Valpn- raj
tine after an absence of two .vents-in-."Monsiuer Beaucaire" A (>9
Paramount Production. Ml
I ALL ROAlDS LEAD TO . 11
FOX'S CASH STORK ''
_ At the Crossing.
-PONT STOP UNTIL YOU GET THERE
-IT pays:
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tOther business requires my attention
| See or write Dr. 0. E. Finch, Apex
|N. C. 9-3 4ts.
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FIRES, FIRES. For twenty-flv?
years we have paid ev.ery loss satisfactory
to insured. Yon may be next
See us at once. SA'TTERSTELD INS
AGENCY. "OLD AND TRIED".
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is a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe. Dengue IJever,
Constipation, Bilious Headaches
and Malarial Fever.
A Remarkable
Herb
The herb Hobo has been known oi
a long time. It has been much usee
for its purifying qualities in th<
treatment of Leprosy, Eruptions anc
Dropsy,' Orwin commended it highlj
in the treatment of Psoriasis.
During the last few years this hert
has been discovered growing in- Easi
Texas and Western Louisiana and il
has been found that its purifying
properties were almost solely due t<
its action on the kidneys.
Write for the interesting story oi
this discovery.. Six bottles of Hob<
Kidney and .Bladder Remedy eosi
$6.00. A small price to pay for relic:
from terrible pain and agony. Monej
refunded if not entirely satisfied wit}
results obtained.
Hobo Medicine Co., Beaumont, Texai
It IS SERIOUS
?o
Some Roxboro People Fail to Realize
the Seriousness of a Bad Back.
The constant aching of a bad back
The weariness, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney illf
May result seriously if neglected
Dangerous urinary troubles ofter
follow.
A Roxboro citizen shows you what
to do. ' *
Otis C. Hamlett millwright, says:
"Doan's Pills are*a fine kidney medicine.
My kidneys were out of ordei
and bothered me a good deal by theii
sluggish action. There was a burning
sensation when the kidney secretions
passed and I felt stiff and sore across
the small of my back. A friend recpwr
mended Doan's Pills and I prot/ured
some at the Davis Drug Co. Doan's
relieved me of the trouble and I felt
ftt again."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Pills?the same that Hamleti
ha<L~Fo.?ter-Milbum Co., Mfrs., Buffalo,
N. Y.
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TRUSTEE?S SALE OF LAND. _
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain deed of trust
" executed on February 15, 192-L by-A
S. deVTaming and wife Alma W. deVlaming,
and registered in the office
of Register of Deeds of Person Coun
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I SAVE TJ
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[ jff ^ penny
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J Aubrey Lc
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. - September 17lh 1924
ty in Deed of Trust Book 6, page 206 I j
(default having been made vn the |
payment of the bond secured thereby E
at maturity, and the holder of said P
bond having requested that the power p
of sale be exercised), I will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921, ?
at 12 o'clock noon at the court honse ?
door in Roxboro, N. C., sell at public |
sale to the highest biMmf for cash |
i that certain lot or parcel of land con- E
J veyed by said deed of trust, and des- P
j'cribed as follows, to-wit:
,j That lot situated near the town ofi
Roxboro, adjoining the lands of estate!
of J. A. Carver^iT. H. Borch, and es1
tate of G. W-. Jones, and beginning at
j. corner o#-fHW. Jones estate, old Fuller
Place, in the public road from
I Roxboro to Woodsdale, thence with
laid road north 47 degrees, east 4
ahainc in P<u) Aolr honoo n net U A1
H degrees west 17 chains to corner, jj
thence south 24 degrees west 7 chains U
to line of old Fuller Place, G. W. j
Jones" estate, thence with said line to jj
the beginning, containing 9 acres more E
or less. See plat made by James F. E
Terry November 27, 1885, and also |
the' following deeds which are here jj
' especially referred to and made part i
' of this description, to-wit: Deed from I
1 Hugh C. Barnett to Rowena Barnett, i
' Book D D, page 210; deed from jj
' Rowena Barnett to Susie D. Baroett, |
" Book D R, page 74; deed from Susie C
D. Barnett to John H. Loy; deed from C
John H. Loy to A. S. deVlaming. See |
" also deed from A. S. deVlaming to I
, Alma W. deVlaming, book 19, page !
. 15, office Register of Deeds of Person ?
. County.
This September 10, 1924.
R. A. Burch, Trustee. 4ts. J
!i WEB^E
, ! In keeping our shelves amp-' j j
ly stocked at all times with 1
jjthe best lines of Canned, ,1!
' Bottled and Package Goods, j
r j So when you shop here
' j you're assured of getting j j
f 1 i what you Want and-^at all
[ I right price, too.
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? CORRECT service, ev - ?>-i I
. erything as you wish
I it, without confusion EgX
or misunderstanding? fl
that is what we guar- I
antee. We know how ^nl . !
119 t0 fulfill uur obliga?f
tions.
We Understand Bl |
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ELS THE DOLLARS
ILL STAND ALONE
here and a dime there,
id small, but you take
em and the dollars will"
le. Economy connected
[ice and Sanitation is
f consideration,
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While our stock of Piece Goods and Ready- p
To-Wear is in tip-top shape, we are daily re- |l
ceiving the new things; The Coats and Dress- p
es are beautful; and while you are in take all
look at the Silk Hosiery. A dandy number in j!
all the shades for a dollar and better if you
like. It will pay you to trade with us. Try it.
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I LUMBER
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding,
Windows, Doors, Frames, ;-:
, Lime, Cement, Plaster,
| Shingles, Roofing, Laths, j
* Paints, Oils, Varnish,
[_ L Mantels, Grates, Tile.
fVATKINS and BULLOCK
"Everything to Build With" ,
Roxboro, N. C.
| TO TOE *
I Farmers
of Person and Adjoining Counties:
The Roxboro Market
WILL OPEN FOR TOE
Auction Sale
Uf TOBACCO ON
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Wednesday, Oct. 1st
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Hyco Warhhoi.sk
is acknowledged the BEST and LATEST in
every way?no better lights ^could be placed
in a warehouse, and we are better prepared
than ever to look after your interests. All of
the Independent buyers will be pn hand the*
first day and we can guarantee you as good
prices as you will get on any market. COME
j TO SEE US with your- first load we will
f take care of you and your stock to your entire
satisfaction.
Sell with us and go home with YOUR
MONEY in your pocket-no deferred payI
ments. --Ij
W. T. Pass & Co., Props. -J
- C, THE ROXBORO -COURIER
THE COURIER
Roxboro, N. C. Sept. 17th 1924
Everything to boild with. Wat
kins & 3ullock,
i Wantsfe
Accidents will happen. It may b<
you next. Before you leave on a trij
i call by Satterfield's Insurance Oflfc<
and get an accident ticket. $5000.0(
for 25c a day. SATTERFIELD INS
AGENCY.
BARGAIN:?KARA UNEN LI
Paper 45c Regular price 60c? Evety.
thing in STATIONARY at reduce!
prices. Hambrick, Austin & Thomas
9-17-2ts.
DR. C. L. THOMAS.
Dentist,
Roxboro, N. C.
Office over Aubrey Long & Co's
store, Main Street. Office hours:
8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5:30 P. M.
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TWO WAKE COUNTY Farms Foi
Sale, both adapted to cotton and tobacco.
Eight room dwelling on 65
acres. Good Ave room dwelling ant
tenant house on 58 acre farm. Goo<
outbuildings, packing house, stripping
room and pit. Reason for selling