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Entered at the Post OBifce at Roxhero,
N. C., as second-class matter.
Roxboro, Nov 19th 1924.
LETS FORGET IT.
8i-'. The election is over and every one
-should be happy, both Democrat and
Republican. Democrat over the result
in North Carolina and Person
county, and the Republican over the
"^elKIUplijff - Mr. Coolidsre gave our
man. So why harbor ill feeling towards
any efcie for any little something
which might have been said
?r done durng the heat of the campaign,
for"you know it is said "everything
is fair in love" and it is jrenconceded
the same thing holds
good in politics. Most of us say
* something during election tUne j
Which we know is not literally true,
aad do things we would not do any
other time, and it is foelish to remember
these little things after the
We believe one should be just as
hsnest in election affairs as in any
other affair, but you know it is not
the rule or custom. Both sided, and
all sides, take advantage of any little
> slip which will accrue to the interact
of their party and use it for all
it is worth, mid while this is not
rljtht, it is done by nil. r\T*L^f^tbere
is any cue harboring1 ill will Iowar is
Rp a neighbor for any little slip which
|V might have been mode d'.irinc the
?':* i?npaign the very beat thing;- that
ono cai do, is to forget i:.
g JLst every man in J fox bora sfcul
L' Person-county give the same time
K.] ' and work for the next three" months
I;.. to* boosting our section that he
gave to his party the past three
months and see how great a ehangt'l
? there will be i-i things r>i general,]
and it will he worth ^hundreds of(
dollars more than all of your par^yi
work.
We believe it r?ays to get togethei
And talk over matters. For instance;
" the little meeting held here a few
* weeks ago to dircuss the tobacco
! situation seems to have resulted in
great good, for there are many more
xaniicm VUIHlirjI to IVOXDOTO W1CT1
their tobacco, and the warehousemen
and buyers seems to have a kindlier
feeling for the farmer. Yes, as Mr.
Willie Wilkerson well said, "it pays
to pat a farmer on the back and say
?? kind word.
The North Carolina Cotton Growers
Association seems to have fared
ranch better than the Tobacco Association.
According, to a statement
issued by the Association the deliverier
for the week ending November
15 mnde xi record for the season,1
the total being several hundred bales |
above any other week, and' almost
double the same week last rear,
j The Association management continues
to advance $70 on every bale
Business is good in Roxboro and]
P^V- every one seems to have an air of
thrift about him. The farmers ;vtc
-well pleased wi'h their tobacco sale
and the members of the Association
| are proud of t hcia: advances, and
everybody h.t- 1??*? that \
air. Good let's go.
j. Qn Thursday November '.he. .'7th.
P . Thanks giving day, yen will hnv.' the
g? . opportunity ty> show how touch vmif--.
pathy you have for the pool orphan
child. You a > ;wked io cunt;1v>Utv
one day's "income .to he orphanage
I of your choice. "^ \ ;11 y
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?v?r sum nave to*.H?k
.forward to. After Thanksgiving II
comes Christmas, rind then we wil' I
have with us the Legislature. Al.
NOELL?STEPHEKSON
A ceremony of much interest ami I
great stiprise to the many friends
And relatives was performed in I
Raleigh on Nov. 2nd at 4 o'clock at
the fJeptist parsor#nge when Mis*1
Sadie Stephdnson. the popular young
daughter of Mr. Lynn Stephenson.
101 Maywood Ave., became the bride
of Mr. Arthur B. Mpell,-the youngeat
son of Mr. James S. Noel! of
Person County.
After the ceremony the young
couple left for^ a visit in EasTerh
darolina with relatives of the brtde; I
; ; After mlurrffhg they will make theiri
heme in Raleigh?.
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|??rm Agent T. J. W. Broom of,
Union CHronty is placing aTdemon
r ? ~ station with yeieh nnd oat a or rye1
. in each community of his county to!
fev adkdw the value of vetch in soil im-i
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SOCIETY
Characterised by her usual charm,
was the delightful luncheon given on
Saturday by Mrs. E. V. Boatwright,
at her attractive home on Morth
Main street. Predominating throughout
were the colors of Carolina atod
V. M. I., the former cf blue and
white being used exclusively in the
living room, with blue bowls of white
chrysanthemums arranged m artistic
effect, while in the dining room,
the colors of the latter, red, yellow
and white chrysanthemums in vases
were placed :Tu pretty array.
The table was lovely with its-appointments,
the centerpiece being a
huge football, surrounded by a min
iature team. Bonbon dishes of red
yellow and white mints were used as
a further color motif. A menu of
salad, crackers, pickles, Virginia
ham, hot biscuits, individual pies,
and hot cofee was served the guests.
The colors of the respective colleges
we-e giviyi the guests as favors.
Immediately following the lunch
on, the party left for Chapel Hil
to attend the fottball game. The
affair was given as an honor to Miss
Martha Page, of Richmond, Va.,
with the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Roy James, Mrs, John Overby,
Miss Marion and H, L. Boatwright,
all of Danville, Va.; Mrs. Harry
Young. Heleha, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Smith, Danville, Va.; Mr. and
M D T T n II I !
W49, *v. uwig, iiaiucs croauneRU,
John Morris, Robert and Merrimon
Bums, Daves, and Rev. J. L. Martin,
all of Roxboro.
A very delightful event of the
month was the reception given in
the club room, by the Woman's club
of this city to thp faculty of the i
[graded school. The receiving line'
was composed of the teachers, the:
president of the Woman's club, and:
officers of the Parent-Teachers as?o-,:
elation. The meeting was 'presided'
i over by Mrs. W. T. Pass, president of
1 th'a club, whp" introduced Mrs. J, A";j
Beam, who had. the program -for the ':
evening. [Short biographies were j
given By the teachers at the rcTUc ?
| of ZLstfj Beam, which atumlr;i muchinformation
rnps- amusement, T&e'
[ music department contributed to ;h.:
Vrograni with several vocal, and in- j
^trumcntal numbers. At the
of the evening, ice cream and pound :
cake were served the guests
The first meeting of the Woman's
club waV held on Friday evanitag in
the Kaplon building, with Mrs. W. T.
Pass, president presiding. A snort
j business session was. held, after
which a very interesting program
was presented by the Review and
Study clubs, both being formed under
the Woman's club MCsdames
,Moe Goodmqfo and T. C. Bradsher
gave two vocal numbers. Miss Mary
Cheek read a very instructive paper
on "The Red Man." The .remainder
I of *the program was several readings
given by several girls and bbys
| repre3ent5ng the Review club. Mrs.
I E. E. Bradsher closed with a piano
| selection.
The Review club met Thursday aft-1
ernocn with Mrs. A. JB. Warren. Aft- i
or a short business discussion the!
meeting was given ever to Mrs. R.J
H. Oakley,' who discussed the life of!
"Patrick Henry;" fallowed by. Mrs.{
T. C. -Bradsher who read short sketches
at thk life and works of L. Q. C:
Jjarnar and Henry Woodfin Cindy.
After the lesson the hostess .served
| a delicious-salad couV>e wilh coffee.
Mi's Mary Cheek was hostess to
the Study club on Thursday sifter-"
neon whr>n the program for the stud/
[ hour yn:> '^Jrowi h.-'aitd Fk:}mrAi:?n
[ The , first paper was teed hy .Mrs. |
} J.* YV Staphs on "Do Gi-affrtilel'v11
T.-wnlet rji the >'eusa." foil owe-'I hyj
Mrs. Irrsu Moore who gave (V sec"- j
' end peper*' "Settlers oh the Cape J
Fear." Mrs. A. 13. Stalvey chwecij
; :h-'. study period with "The Pn^sinr j
|.;ol 'he Ptoorir-tftryV j
j The social .hc?ur was then'
I iyith Mis? Cheek, nsrustad by h'e^
i mother, Mrs. E. D. Cheek. epi-vuvr .- i
I salad course* with coffee. '
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* 1*1 Us Mury Harris entertained the
{ wwiphftw rjf . the . Wedmwwhtv - Bridge
Club and few additional guests Wednesday
afternoon. Beautiful flow
ers were placed in bowls a fid baskets
through out the hou*.e. The
hostess assisted by her sister Mrs^
R. L. Harris served a salad course
with coffee and whipped cream.
Sixteen guests were present.
The Friday Afternoon Book Club
met with Mrs. A. S. deVlaminer on
Friday afternoon. Lovely chrysanthemums
were placed over the house
in nn artistic manner. Six tables
were placed for the ^fame of Boston
Rrrofc and many progressions were
enjoyed. The hostess assirfed by
Mrs. R. L. WilBurn served a delirious
ajjlad course, coffee and stuffed
| dates. i j
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A Kruppe iiheiiaer, Griffon and Carlie
unit will hrln yon there end will
instraiTwmtel in krenntr yon there.
Wiihirn % FntteffiiM.??
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The Roxbro Cooriei
Car. >' Thank.. I v
We desire to tal e this method of ti
expressing our heartfelt thanks to o
our many friends and neighbors who s.
' were so faithful during the illness a
dan death of our Wife arid Mother.! p
Joe Wilbora and children. e
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TWICR-TOLD TUSTIMONY V
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Roxboro People Are Doing All They o
Can for Fellow Sufferers. ! ?
Roxboro testimony has been pub- *
liahed to prove the merit of Doan's I
Pills to others in Roxboro who j h
suffer from bad backs and kidney. a
ills. Lest any sufferer doubt this' j
| evidence of merit, we produce con- ^
I firmed proof ?statements from!
i Roxboro people who again endorse | J
Doan's Pills?confirm their former 1
1 testimony. Here's a Roxboro case:
,A. P. Simpson, prop, butcher shop!
Main St., says: "I havi 'taken Doan's
Pills on several oscasaohs for backache
and kidney, disorder and i nve
ilwnys found them beneficial. 1:1
can recommend Doan's to anyone in '
need of a kidney remedy for when. j
I was dow^i with my back Dian's relieved
the trouble." (Statement .
given January 28, 1915;
IQp Deember 12, 1921, Mr. Simpson
said: Doan's have never failed
to do me good and although I haven't
needed them lately, 1 nm glad to
I renew my former statement."
| 60c. at all dealers. Forter-Milburn
| Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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EXPERT HERE
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F. H. Scely, of Chicago and Philadelphia,
the noteu trass expert, will
! personally be at the Melbourne Hotel,
and will remain* in Durham this
M laday only Nov. 24. Mr. Seely
rays: "The Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rj.nture
lK?rfectly, but contracts the opening
in 10 days, on the average case.
Being a vast advancement over ali
former methods-^-exmplifying in- 1
ctaintsjnemis effect ; immediately apprrciabbv
and withstanding- any
strain, or position no matter the - 'zc
cr location* Large or difficult cn?er,
or I?Kos?ionRl'A-utatorv4j - (fc'.k y."r>p:
operations! special ry "liere I Tnv~
instrument received the only aft\Var.*d
in England. and-, in Spain. pro.:*,urinresults
without surgery, injection I
medical treatments or . prescript; ~r?s. ?
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Raiff's De
ROXBOR
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Warning?All cases should bo emu-, ?
ioncd against the use of any elastic '
r web truss with underatraps, as
a me rest where the lump is and not
here the opening is, producing com- [ !
lications necessitating surgical oprations.
Mr Seeley has documents
rom the United States Goverment,!
Washington, D. C? for inspection.'
te will be glad to demonstrate with-;
ut charge or fit them if desired.'
Easiness demands prevent stopping
t any other place in this section, |
S. Every statement in this notice
as been verified before the Federal j 1
nd State Courts? F. H, Seeley, 1 I
lome Office 117 X. Dearborn St.,
Tiicago.
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WE HAVE
A BIG LOT OF
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Meat Knives Sau'
sage Mills, Meat
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Choppers. Heating
Stoves for Coal
and Wood.
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Come to see us.
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Our store will be
open Saturday
NIGKT UNTIL
9 O'CLOCK
FARMERS |
Hardware Co. Tj
Roxboro, N. C.
Phone 99 |~p
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New Styles In
Overcoats
Keep your eye on the style in your overcoat
people see it first and style is important.
Styleplus
Popular Prices
$25 to $40 I
Styleplus Overcoats are everything that n
stylish overcoats should be this season?the
models and styles that style-hunting young K
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Fabrics are all-wool and every coat carefully,
tailored?warmth and wear in every garment.
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Get your eyes on Styleplus Overcoat style
and quality. Come in, examine them, compare
them and remember that they are sold
at popular prices. |
Styleplus Suits Wright's Underwear
Holeproof Socles.
Harris & Burns
Roxboro's Best Store.
A MXfSUNT L. \
Have you got One?
If you have a bank account and are REGULARLY
adding to your balance, we congratulte you and say
"keep it up."
If you have no bank account, we urge you to.comfc
in and open one. The satisfied, confident feeling it will
give you to know yoii are getting ahead, will strengthen
your determination to make your balance grow.
Come in today. j
We wj'.l welcome you..
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ireopies iSank
"Thi Bank of The People"
I.AN'l) SAI.E o'clock A. M, on the premises eC
t~ , John H. Harris in Cunningham Te*(?.
* "l*1 by rlrtUe of thc pow- "hip, Person County. North Car.T'a
J" 'T; ""? thp will by order
"7,;4 , , 1, t,f thc Suporlof Court of Person ~?
at ne and 1. R. Harris to J J. County sell at public sale to tfc i
oks on the 22nd day of Dec. 1919 h|Khe?t bidder? for fa?h eert^
7 registered in person Co. in sonal property belong* to the said
k 17 at paite loi, ami by ro- j?hn H. Harris, to-wif
st of the parties interested' I j horse
, on the First Monday in Jan. 3 muies
sell at public auction for cash j 2.hor3e waRon nm, .
R?nL tb0 Coa".houge i,0<" 1 buggy and harness
Roxboro, that certain tract of j harrow
I lying in Woodsdale township, p,?;.. ;_,_i_
son County, bounded cm the p^ hoe ??Tt" k' *
t by R. H. Bailee', South % Robt.- JT*' mo"ock". P??w ecr
tel', West by Eat. of J. A. Long, , - . .
on the South by Earl Mitchell ' *'.% ?*???rn
E. W. Brooka: Containing 112 f, N*"' 15 barrel* com
a more or l*ss, known aa the I"1'1 kitoh<m furniture
Ighair trrctr and puurchaacd ' _ w"* ' n
U. A. Walkae amt wife. ~ Be l clothing, and furnishingc
his Oct. 29th, 1924. 0th<,r small artielca such aa are
T. C. Brooka, Trustee. '',sua^y found about a dwelling t>-.d
.on a fahn.
This November- Id' 1924 ?
?E OF PERSONAL PROPERTY ' .
J. H- Heater
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