I From
Foundation to j
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FOR
Mansion or Hut,i
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Roxboro Lumber C?"Home
of Quality Lumber"
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I Coirie to our store lor all the groceries, fruits and vegetables
you need; we will give you fresh goods, low prices and prompt
"service?We want your trade, and will treat you right, so we can
keep it. a
Give us your order today. , J
FRESH GROCERIES?LOWEST PRICES
I Serge ant & Clayton |
Sta-KUan Store J
PHONE 23 AND 24. ROXBORO, N. C.
II THE PALACE THEATRE
("ROXBOROS FOREMOST MOTION PICTURE PALACE")
S Advance program from Thursday Oct. 16th to Wednesday Oct 22
M THURSDAY. Guy Johnson presents "The Dollie Dimple Girls
W Revue" A Musical Comedy with 14 people?Stupendous combinaB
tion, spectcle, magic, drama, variety Opera concert. ADDED a two j
S reel Muck Sennett Comedy "Scarem Much" Universal Comedy.
IB "Why be Jealous" Admissions Balcony 15c and 35c. Main floor 20c \
jjtf and 40c. Open 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
FRIDAY. Guy Johnson presents "The Dollie Dimple Girls Revue"
Entire change of program?Complete change of Oostomes?Comjpfl
plete change of acts?Complete change of songs and music. (We ij
ft?, net only commt-nd the Johnson's levue show to your patronage i
h but we personally guarantee its merits.) ADDED a two reel Our J
9 Gang Comedy "Sunday Calm" Aesops Fables" Jealous Fisherman" 5
1H Admission Balcony 15c and 35c Main floor 20c and 40c. Perfor- *
' mances 7:15-9:00 P. M, {
O SATURDAY-Special Children Mantinee at 10:00 A. M. with Jock ]
H Hoxie in "Ridgway of Montana" ?Our gang kid Comedy?Aesops j
Ej Fables. This picture program. No \"audeville?Admissions 5
B 1 Off up to 15 years. Over 15 years 25c. The Colored Nurses may ac- jj
_ a i.i ij? ciiiuiren on inis pertormance. Usual Matinee fS
I ^ at 2:30. P. M. Complete change of program and the last and final J
| day of "The D i'lie Dimple Girl? Revue" Picture program Jack jj
I. Hoxie in "Ridfcf.vay of Montana" Matinee Admission 15c and 35? |
I n| Evening perfon :15- 9:15 P. M. Admission Balcony 15c and j
|| pj 35t- Main Floor 20c and 40c < Entire change of Program) Dont miss J
r MO.VDA5 .! Trr.SI'AY .1. . L. T^kv a Sam WoK:
BH production "THE FEMALE" with Betty Compson, Warner Bax- i
B. H Dorothy Cummings. From Cynthia stock!, y' j,
I I'H. novel, "Dalla. The Lion Club" by Agnes Christine Johnson. A Para- 5
E 9 mount production (thefinest quality) (Lovely Betty Compson out- j|
K H r entire . areer?Be'- en before. Added jj
m m Felix Comedy. Matinee Mo ning at 7:15-9:00
| WEDNESDAY L. Lasky presents a Victor Fleming Pro. ifl
B" H (taction "EMPTY HANDS" with .lack Holt and Norma Shearer an i
I all-stor cast. A Paramount production (Thrills. Comedy and a good K
KM love story) Added a-Cameo Comedy "Broke". No advance in prices, o
?: Open 7:15-^:45^1'. M. J
m m Coming O? ?Ph. < > c day) D. \V. Griffith's "Orphans of. the j
Ifl Storm"
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I THIS WEEK
B t ' '(*ve sUKar at .-rrr,.: ?. 8 J-2c
p: Parr coffee ? 30c
1 i fleet and LWd ........ ...? 18o
I ' Xnrrn ? >- s
Ell Middling ?2Mu
B j V 100 Ih.- has: salt *l^iO
I | flour at-the Old price. .Cheese . ...... 30.>?
K.'l ; Breed 3 lor 25c. May we serve yoov
At the Grossing. - ,
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THE ROXBORO COURIER Oct
THE COURIER
P Roxboro, M. C.. October 15th, 19'Jt
a Everything to build with. Wat I
kin* A dullock.
3 Mr. Tom Street of Benson spent
the week end with his parents. |
a Mrs. B. B. Mangum is spending the
? week in Durham visiting friends.
**
3 Miss Sallie Riggsbee of Durham is
0 the guest of Mrs. A. S. deVlaming.
a *****
8 Clyde Crowell and M. A. Stewart
B spent Tuesday iin Winston-Salem.
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| Mrs. T. C. Bradsher and Miss Claud3
ie Carney spent Sunday in Durham.
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g Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pass, Mrs. R.
S J. Teague and Miss Mrytle McDade
1 spent Monday in Raleigh.
S V
a Mrs. R. A. Pass left Monday for
3 Raleigh to spent some time with
3 friends.
>
Mr. and Mrs. J. M.' Allen of Louis8
burg spent Sunday with Mr. and
1 Mrs. Roger Wilkerson.
a *****
? Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crowell spent
U Sunday in Raleigh guests of tbeir
jg daughter, Mrs. Eugene Mills. .
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si
Mr. Holdman and Miss Mary Fort
of Oxford were guests in the home
of Mr. E. D. Cheek last Sunday,
gj. * * **
gj Misses Delma Clayton and Sarah
>g Rhew. Miss Ernest Mangum and Zeb
S3 Harfis spent last Sunday in Durham.
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Mrs. E. M. Davis, who was been
visiting relatives irt Cincinnati, has
returned home.
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Mrs. G. W. Pulliam and son G. W.
Jr., are visiting Mrs. B. G. Brooks
in Raleigh this week.
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Mrs. I. R. Carter of Scottsburg, Va.,
spent the week end here visiting relatives.
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Miss Nellie Byrde Woods of Greensboro
College spen the week end with
her parents.
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Miss Anna Stanfield left last Friday
for High Point where she will
make her home .
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tabocco business in Eastern Carolina
spent-the week end at home.
*****
H| Mrs. A. M. Bums left last Wednes
Iaay lor a visn xo ner oia nome I"
Chatham County, where she will
visit her mother for a few days.
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Mr. Luther C. Hull left last Thursday
for a visit to his old home in
Lincoln County. It has been 11 years
since Mr. Hull paid a visit to the old
tt home.
J5? *****
a Mr. B. H. Clayton, who is now loca
ated in Elkin with the R. J. Reynolds
y Tobacco Co., was a Roxboro visitor
this week,
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i Mr. Harvey, Clayton, who is buying
i tobacco on the Rocky Mount market
a for the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,,
ja spent the week end here .with his
d parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clayton.
*****
Miss Isabelle deVlaming, a student
at Meredith College, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| A. S. deVlaming.
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Mr. A. S. deVlaming, who is in the
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Michie of OxC
ford spent several days here last week
guests of Mrs. Michie's parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Harris.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Bessie
Q Canaday spent last Sunday in Gran3
Ville county visiting friends.
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3 We enjoyed a pleasant call last FrU
3 dav from our cood friend. Afe? W
y B. Humphries of Bethel Hill. She was
? accompanied by her three bright
? children, who were here to take in
? ,the fair,
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DO NOT BUY UNI
j COME TO SEE
4. j ! If you practice ecor
1 appreciate claintiesff
founded by sanitai
tions; the above wc
good motto for you.
We sell for cash am
Teas. ~ '
: Aubrey Lc
ober 18, 1924.
Wantsfe |
BOYS, J have your pop crackers, st
fresh trpm the factory. Old Man Kir- a
by. 10-1, 4tapd. tV
Furnished rooms, two large sunny I
rooms, kitchen with sink and pantry, 1
also private screened porch. Mrs. 9
Abbitt.
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STORE FOR RENT, good* location i
in Roxboro, low reltt. Apply to J. C f
Pass. 10 1$ ti 2
Look now at your fire policies. Not K
me in ten has enough insurance on 1
nis property. Phone No. 135. Do it |
tow, to-morrow may be too late. B
SATTERFIELD INS. AGENCY.
6 6 6 j
is a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Dengue Fever. |
Constipation, Bilious Headaches gj
and Malarial Fever.
STORE FOR RENT, good location 1}
in Roxboro, low rent. Apply to J- C. &,
Pass. 10 15 tf . B
Dog Lost, one black and white spot- > ',
ted setter, has 3 Halifax County tags
on collar, answeres to name of Billy 5/
If found please notify J, J. Woody, a
Roxboro, N. C.
STOP LOOK AND LISTEN |
For ladies, white and colored, mani- a
jcuring, facial massage, shampooing, <
I scaltt massaeinir. hair drassino- e?rl_
ing, bleaching . and dying, marcel! gj
waving, singing and clipping. Work PJ
dpne ot your residence. I have just gS
finished niy course and will be glad g
to serve you. Unexcelled system. B
Romelia Bullock, a
Beauty Culturist. ?
10-15 4ts _
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FIRES, FIRES. For twenty-five i [
years we have paid every loss satis- : 1
factory to insured. Yon mnv be next. j
See us at once. SATTERFIELD INS. I
AGENCY. "OLD AND TRIED".
Accidents will happen. It may be j
you next. Before you leave on fc trip
call by Satterfield's Insurance OfWre ;
and get an accident ticket. $5000.10 |
for 25c a day. SATTERFIELD INS.
AGENCY.
Just received car load of galvanized
roofing. Watkins & Bullock.
Good"*Very 8-16 tractor and plow j
at sacrifice prices. Apply to J. A.
Whitfield, Hurdle Mills, N. C.
9-24, 4t pd. !
JEFFERSON. Get the best, it costs
mo more than the other kind. LIFE,
ACCIDENT and HEALTH all in one f
I policy. Get it fixed before the trouble
I happens. SEE SATTERFIELD. "Do
it now".
NOTICE. Sor sale pure bred and
grade Berkshire pigs, prices reason- |
i able. C- :G. Daniel, Roxboro, N. C. j
10-8, 2ts pd. !
Money Lost, in Roxboro on Wed- )
nesday Oct. 1st, $18.00. 3 $5 bills and 3 i
$1 bills. Reward if returned to The I
Courier office, ltpd. | J
FOR SALE, or exchange, one young =
Tobacco is ne'wn- its nrime. A hail ;f}
storm in ten se-onds would cost you j
mavhe thousands Son s. P. Satterfield
and get that hail nolicy to-day. j
Six dollars oer *? for entire season.
SATTERFlffD INS. AGENCY
"OLD AND TRIED" ; (
FOR RENT, rpwlv repaired flat, \ J
vwo rooms ani.^ kitchenette and hall,
with all convenience?. Mrs R. A. Bur- j
ton. 10-8, 2tspd
O-lv. Ak..... TV.. - 7H ! I
| iui tjore u,y c sccu, ?i.iv
j per bushel. Apply to W. R. Blalock, i
Roxboro, JT. C., Route X.
STOVE TIME
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Yes, and we are ready for you with
the best line we have ever offered.
Just come down on Depot Street and
i take a peep at what we have to show
you, won't cost you a penny, but will }
I save you $ $$$ if you are zoiiiK to buy
a stove. Will save you money on any- j j
j thing in the furniture line.
E. D. Cheek & Co. I
All length's of galvanized roofing at ;
Watkina & Bullock.
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TIL YOU ^
lomy and
Docla, sui-??, j_ .
y candi- Ut ?; t- v
>uld be a j85|
d sell for \' \
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" PAGE SKYKV
IF YOU WANT IT GOOD 1
AND THE SEASONS- IMPt) |
BEST STYLES, BET- I
TER BE PICKING IT jp f&Qf I
The best class of merchandise, in just the |j
style and patterns you want is getting to be 0
hard to find in the Northern market. The i
same conditions apply to Ready-Tp-Wear.
We made personal selection of the mar- |
kets best and our orders have about come in 3
complete. ij
tlf you want the best pat-. |j
terns in piece goods and the |j
best styles in Ready-To-Wear.
it will pay you to buy now. ?!
IT WILL PAY YOU TO ||
TRADE WITH US. TRY IT. i
; Wilburn & Satterfield I
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LUMBER ll!
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, J j
Windows, Doors, Frames, 'ft
; Lime, Cement, Plaster, |
Shineles. Roofinp. Laths.
' Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Mantels, Grates, Tile.
WATKINS and BULLOCK
"Everything to Build With" ? us?
Roxboro, N. C. ?*#
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Hyco
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W arehouse
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AVERAGED $24.00 MONDAY, BEST
PRICE $67.00.
Tinnie Ashley averaged $48.00 for his load
J. R. Terry made an average of $40.00 for
his load.
Arch Dunn sold for an average of $38.00 for I
his load.
See that your tobacco is in good order and
Bring it to the
HYCO WAREHOUSE
- and we will promise to see that you are sat- ? isHed
if it is in our power to do it.
W. T. PASS & COMPANY Props.,
Roxboro, N. "CX
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