5 AGED LEADER OF FEDERATION
DIED EARLY SATURDAY
San Antonio, Tex. Doc. II?Samuel
Com per*; for more than 40~ years
president and active leader of the
American Federation of Labor, died
lore this moitning after a futile but
ganant fignt against the weakness
that come with age and general disorders
from which he had suffered
for niany months.. Mr. Gompers was
79 years old. He died on American
oil, realizing his last hope.
The labor chieftain died surrounM
by his comrades, many of whom
had fought beside him, shoulder to
shoulder for a generation in behalf
ef the economic principle** ho e(poundsgl.
The end came in a hotel 11 hours
after his arrival from Mexico City.
His last words were spoken to his
nurse about an hour before he died,
we're a prayer for the American
people and American institutions.
Realising that ihe jwaa losing the)
fe.- . battle so stubboi^ily fought ho
^^^dHMtHMAgaMaA-whispered.
"Nurse, this is the end. God bless
eur American institutions. May they
grow better day by day."
Shortly before he lapsed inrto the
unconsciousness which presaged the
end, President Gompers gave a few
simple directions for hisJ funeral and
bade life-long friflnds farewell.
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Studebaker October Sales.
snimi Rend ind. hco o _
Studobaker's October Sales e*ve<jecj
in value those of wiy otber automvjp,
manufacturer in the world exce^
Ford Motor Company.
The corporation also broke all of
it* own October sales records, beating
October 1923 by 68 per cent and October.
1922'by 110 per cent.
Moreover, while exact figures are
r ^ rot yet available, it is known that
the November sales are far ahenr
of those of any other November in
f ? the corporation's hlsto**y.
\ The reason for these excopiionn
V peecrd3, point' out SUidebi1 er f^lV$k
V la the quality a"d v?.hm built, >
H. I the new cars at" the nm-?? t whi"'
H|gP\h?r, ejpr
The qualitv of u i^riels end wor'
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"by two outstanding features of fhcorporation's
manufacturing..
BB; *?'y ?- r' i ,vt<iVr?-?* nhnts
- r* o'
in five Du od bodj
HMhaodp!*. on ? "rate c.hog^ei. el
H^imhiate middlemen's profits - an'
Ho*v fh r?V' low*? rrv'V;i;
- Through S^udohaker'a largo volum<
of *!?vvdu<r^! m l*e. overhand cost ne
.v onr is reduced 'o the minimum, b"
pr. r ' ** 't i* snrdul over so manv
thousands of cars.
This permits the use of highei
cmalit.v of materials and workman
ship nt'prices that, would he impos
sible of the cars were built im smalle
inanities.
DR. S. RAPPOR1
of Durham
Will be in Roxhoro at DAVIS DRU(
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STORE every first Wednesday in eacl
month to examine eyes and fit glass
ca. When he fits you with glasses yo,
have the satisfaction of knowing the,
. are correet.
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Mr ne*t vtek w4*4 be Wednesday,
Weilm-sdny, January-7th, UK.
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j POULTRY LICE AND
MITES ARE HARMFUL
Poultry lice and mites are found
wherever poultry is raised and they
retard growth and development at
well ns egg production.
There are several species of lice and
they are referred to In respect to the
place they are fonnd on the fowls as
head lice, tall lice, body lice and so
on. They are very active, and. wtifia
they do not suck blood, they live on
the plumage and scales of the shin
and do not spend much of their life off
the chicken's body. Their mouth parts
are biting and their food constats of
the feathers and scales of the skin on
which they live. They are pale In
[color and the eggs or nlt? are nsuaily
found around the vent feathers of the
bird.
| It takes a week for the eggs to
.hatch .and the adult stage -Is reached
In 17 to 20 days after the laying of
the egss. If they are not checked the
birds will be swarming with lice la a
short while. Lice are spread rapidly
froiu.one bird to another, but they do
not live long when off the body, due to.
lack of warmth.
In treatment of these parasites It Is
not enough to treat once and then expect
the birds to be rid of them. Lice
multiply very rapidly and must be
kept constantly In check. It Is possible
to practically rid the poultry of
| lice by proper care and treatment.
There are several methods of treating
for lice and one of the most effective
measures Is the use of sodium
I fluoride, says a writer in the Success
fill Former. This is h white powder
! and can be purchased nt the drug
store. Only n very small amount Is
needed for each fdrd. From the fact
hat lice live only on the body of the
k-'ls ' it is essential that each bird
be trended Individually. The
PowVy is nfplied wllli the Angers and
a plHv ^placed In the region of the
head, aft, bHCkt tall, vent and under
each thU^ml wltig. Rub it into these
I spots or n 5-q tliat It gets to the
i hj,s? ?arhcrs where the. lice
and-eggs are*>*lioy should he treated
as often as n^ry ^ ,lftlp |w?h
of the powder !* ch of |he
o'ncea will mnke^ work of flie
A homemade P"w*ys for ng
!!'V ho m?,!o l,v 11 jLJhree parts
oPue to one part sroe*\jL nm| fhp
of cnou'.Th *oll,,'nt
! Jhvjld and tnnfce h pj'
i is held-.with Us hoed dnjk \
. . . . . ALtintl
t "viler worked ,'nto Hie
r?t'i:riil ointment* is rather
r f 'j sNi'r.c, hens nod is n ndxttk
p:rt b'we o'utnirnt to two part
, !n ?. O'jly ? ,star. 11"amount of thi
the s:::e of a pea, is applied 1
<>?. Jtnh in <di under ?we
?u4- {!?m lvtt'un hnlnwr the ven
Jiod will reduce the numhet
Pre h'"? s'MTts to have llttl
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LAND SALE
r Untlor and by virtue of the pot
r vested in me in a deed of tru
executed by H. Gibbons Brooks ai
% wife Carrie and I. R. Harris to J.
Brooks on the 22nd day of Doc. 19
duly registered in Person Co.
book 17 at page 157, and by r
; quest of the parties interested",
will, on the 'First Monday in Ja
1 1925, sell at public 'auction for cai
in front of the Court house do
in Roxboro, that certain tract
> land lying in Woodsdale townshi
Person County,' bounded on t
' East by R. H. Bailey, South by Rol
Carter, West by Est. of J. A. Lor
and on the South by . Earl Mitch'
and E. W. Brooks: Containing 1
acres, more or less, knoWn as I
I Vaughan tract, and "-urcha*
l from K- A. Walker and wife,
j * T. C. Brooks, Trastee.
1 This Oct, 29th, 1M4.
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MILK COOLING TANK
QUITE EASILY MADE
A milk coo! iup tank made from
Action of porous drain tile and some
cement la described by Lewis G. Reynolds
of Wayne county. Indiana. He
sends along a sketch showing how
the cooler looks when In use. says the
Indiana Farmers' Guide. He savs:
"Take a length of ordinary red tile,
16 Inches In diameter, and close one
e?d of It by setting the tile upright-in
any level spot, a floor, a hoard or
smooth ground Pnnr Into It to the
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Drain Tile Used is a Cooling Tank
for tho flilk Can.
depth of about un inch and a hklf, any
food portland cement, mlx?d fairly
thin with water. Add a little line sand
to the mixture, if you have It. or the
pure cement mixture will do. Let It
stand until It hardens. It Is then reddy
for use. y '
"Fill tho tile with watef and place
the can of milk In it. The water seep*
1 through the pores of the tile, evapo
rates en the outside surface, reduciii
the temperature of the water on th
inside to the minimum ai}d holds It
that lower temperature for an Indei
nlte time. If there Is a slight bree/
blowing, which Increases the evapor.
fion. the temperature of the water \vl
get quite low?as low as*.R5 to Co d
frees?and remain so."
.Mr. Reynolds says ho known tl:
will'actually "do the trick every time
sod is little trouble autl expense.
liberal Feeding Gives
n v Best Results in Dair
successful dairyman hu? eve,,
t ? Mlioral Tender. The stingy feci
?. or otxtv- , . .
aL one who measures out fee
9 qonntltles is never to l?.
ranked ftto- . . , . ....
i ? I be successful. A vlsl
to a bftrskK j
high rank. "J'? r? or<,', '
a norm's r^mo "f ?*?? ?,08s"^
showed .1.0 h? '"7 "oln?
v- rlety Of ronccSir1 '"!* v"
at tll.rs niong with fTtU" ,lbe
ld .Hope. True, each "'?? f"
j according to the a-iSg8" f"'
lt production, .vet thenllow^f ,ier " '
? generoua. To fee,! each* w?? v'"
in portion to her dally milk IV, 10 'ir<>
" nomical and need not
* feeding ah amount hat will
h. her greatest mlllc flow.
sn A high*!* feed bil! usually goes
or cheaper production per unit. Hoces
of Ijr gome figures from a herd we
ip shown. One cow that hajj^eaten moi
he feed than any other In rhe tierd hi
at the same time produced butterf:
_ at one-third the cost, na compared
? Mme others in the herd. A heart
?, ragged dairy eofc* has h vigorous a
petite. To feed her well Is to'enah
T her to develop her full capacity. Jud
c" xnent, of course, must he used ai
feeds that are econdtaTcgl and aultab
pmst he supplied. For heaviest pi
ducrlon and for cheapest prdducth
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Schedule Effective July 6, 1994
4. u>. p. m. p. m. p. to.
rd?i?5:10 Iv. Durham or. *1:38*8:80
4. m. p. m. ?. m. p. m.
8:18 8:20 lv. Roxboro or. 12:19 7:19
8:48 8:50 lv. Denniiton or. 11:50 8:80
9:05 7:13 lv. S. Boston or. 11:30 6:30
0*19 7:27 lv. Halifax ar. 11:17 6:15
tl:40|9:46 ar. Lynchg. lv. 9:06 4:00
* Above trains daily.
Connections st Lynchburg for Wash
.ngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
Parlor and sleeping ears dining
are. The best route to the west a as
- 'rthweat. Rates and Information
on application, to agent, or
W. C. SAUNDERS,
'..General Pat*. Agent
Roanoke. Va
Sale of Land!
By virtue of the power vested in
me by two deeds in trust executec
by Robt. Rogers and wife, Bettie,
ecorded >to Person County, in Bk
2, page 529 and 881, and. by direction
of Robert himaolf, default having
been madee, I will, on the
17th DAY OJf JANUARY, 1926,
t 12 o'clock, noon, sell for cash by
auuc aucuon, in irone 01 tne ccmrt
ouse door in Roxboro, the tract of
nd Robert bought from Dr. W. B
risp, lying in Allensville township,
-I'soii, Co. N. C., and bounded on
e Morth- by lands of C. R. Russet'
nthe Bast by Victor Kaplon an
( e Tingen, on the south by the Jim
i lliam ploc?, and on the."West by
.ade of Tom and Reuben Clay tor
i ntaining 160 acres, more or loss
i This 16th day of Dec., 1924c
T. C. Brooks, TrusteeEXECUTOR'S
NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
November 1924, as Executor
the last wit} and testament of Z
Gentry, deceased, late of Person
mty, this is to notify all persons
Hug claims against said "festate
present them to the undersign?
or before December 8th, or thif
ice will be pleaded in bar of thei cvery.
persons indebted to said estate
1 please make immediate payment
fhia December 8th, 1984. 6-t-pd
G. W .Gentry,
Executor
PROF FUSION A 1 rARTM
W. T. BUCHANAN
ftarvajor
ttoxbora, N. C., Bait* 4.
dtrT-e~j7tucker
Office in Hetel Jones.
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At??nwr?t-U*
Office over D>rb Drug Store ;
* UK. O. C. DAVIS
* Veterinarian,
* Offers hie serriee to Roxboro' *
* and surrounding community *
* Phono n. 8-15 6tpd*
o. a- cboivell
Atterncjr at law.
Office in Old Poet Office .
Building
Hoxttra. N. 0.
I Dk. g. C. VICKBbs "
DENTIST
Office la Newell Building on !
j North lta'n Street, next door to
I Roxbcrc I eoery Co.
WINS
Ware!
SALES HAVE BEEN
TORY THE PAS
GOOD AV
YOU WILL ALW
DIAL* WELCOME A
AND-YOU CAN. PET
UNSURPASSED YOl
SHOW UP TO BES1
HIGH P
GUARANTEED AT
AND THE VERY BE
TION FOR MAN AN
LOAD YOUR W/
STRAIGHT TO THF
YOU WILL HAVE
REGRET IT.
1 lawny;'* . mnriMwii
jrvonwn Li i r
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What better protecti
:oulci you ask for yo
noney than to have it in
janic organized under a:
:ontroiled by law > enact
it the National Capitol?
We offer you this e
fence of our strength a
abili' -' to guayd your t on?
[HE FIRST NATIONAL ilAN
THE FRIENDLY BANI
Roxboro, N. C.
Mr. Business Man, All y<
checks on this Bank aire pi
at par.
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lint 1st
( Office is Hotel Jones, beah
4-w to Dr. Tocher's office.
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Attorney - at - Lev
Office over Garrett's 8lore ( . .
Roxboro, N. C.
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DR. a U THOMAS.
Dentist,
| Rexborn, N. C.
j Office over Aabrey long A Cofb
| store. Main St feet. Office iiuusa.
8:30 to 13 A. M. 1 to 6:30 P. ML '<
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"Good health is rather to be chaasaa
than frrent rid??
DR. RALPH B. DAVIDSON ,
CHIROPRACTOR V
affiee over phone 40-18S
Chaa. Holeman A Co. tRoxboro. If. C.
Hn. 10 to 12:30-2:30 to 5:00 and hp
appointment
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