so I Mat to cat It. I im
proved after my tint bottle.
Cardvl la certainly a treat
help tor narrousaeaa and
weak back. I took its bot
tlaa of Cardui and by then 1
waa Toll aad strong, Just
did tine from then cm. Cardui
helped ma ao much."
Thousands of weak, raf
tering women hare taken
Oardul. knowing thnt It bad
helped their mothera or their
frlenda, and soon gained
strength and got rid of their
pains.
Cardui ahonld do you a lot
of good.
A0 Druggists'
liOnghurst Council No. 570 meets
every Honday evening 7:30 Come
ta these meetings members. Busi
ness of importance comes before us
often -which yon should know about.
''GEO. P. COLE, Councillar,
O. 3. BLUE, Rec See.
ing farmers is shown by a survey
recently made by extension worker,
of J. ate College.
North Carolina is reviewing its
progress at local and sectional fairs
this month. Reports show that both
exhibits and attendance are good
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NORTH CAROLINA -
PERSON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
E. J. Robertson
-vs
Mary L. Bray, Hue Robertson. "Lucy
Robertson - and Sallie F: Thompson.
NOTICE OF SPBCIAL PROCEED
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The defendants above " named will,
take notice that a special proceeding
as above entitled has been t^egun
in the Superior Court of Person
County, North Carolina, for the pur
pose of partitioning among the ten
ants in common a certain tract or
parcel of. land lying in Hoiloway
township. Person County, North Caro
lina ,on the Roxboro-Virgilinu high
way, adjoining lands of T. C. Pool,
D. E. Whitt, Thomas Sanford, Henry
Tuck and others, containing 849 94
acres, being a part of the late J.
W. Winstead home place, and alleged
to be owned by the plaintiff and the
defendants as tenants in common.
The defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Person County at his office
at the Courthouse in Roxboro, North
Carolina, and answer or demur to
the petition or complaint filed by
the plaintiff on October 31, 1923, or
judgment will be rendered against
them as therein demanded.
This September 29, 1925.
D. W. BRADSHER,
Clerk Superior Court
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From Stores That Advertise
You have often heard people ask
this question, "Why is it 1 never strike a
bargain like You do?" That person is not a wide
awake nor careful buyer and doe* not read the advertisements
m this newspaper.
When a business man pays money to
make a public announcement, he usually has some
t'.ing worthwhile ty offer ? something if at is to your advan
tage to know. He has a money-raving sale, a new assortment
ol styles or extraordinary values of tome kind to tell you about
To take advantage of these opportunities
you must get at the meat of the newspaper ?
Its advertisements.
THE COURIER
| Rolled Roast and
I Browned Potatoes
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Just one 6f many suggestions for Sunday dinner
from the store of Quality Meats and Pleasing
Service. Phone in your order or come in, aa you
find moat convenient.-*. .
Moore's Market
PH014S 175
Every mother is interested in a,
stylish and serviceable fall school
frock for her daughter. This Nada
frock combines simplicity of lines
with richness of cffect. It is madd
of tweed and mirrolean.
This nineteen yfir old school
boy, Fedel La Barba of Los An
geles, startled the fistic world by
winning the flyweight ehampton
shlr- from Frankie Genaro of Now
^ort, in a docuioe ioqt.
Uncle Jahn
' Aint it funny that so many
of our big, financial bugs was
born in plebian circumstance ?
among the c?mmoa plugs? Tbp
Sunday paper tells us of a Rail
way Baron's climb from down
among the alley rats that
"shined" for hal/-a-dime! An
other happy billionaire is- look
in' back with pride to the bar
rel that he slep' in ? while the
other paps was tied! An still
another heavy-weight has forg
ed his way to fame ? gat rich
by cleanin' cuspidor* and * lay
in1 with the game!
Then ? view it from the other i
slant ? we find some grenadiers
that's squandered their inherit
ance in half a score of years!
From out the lap of luxury they
spotter, flash and fizz, to over
come the handicap that wealthy
parents is! Their chapter of ex
istence makes a mighty harrow
in' tale, fro'fti affluence to pen- j
,.?y jjiil ... And
then, the dis-iHuaion? -it's ' too !
late to make a roar? when we
learn, the son of fortune is the
offspring of the pooi l
THt FiCST is T?CV
ARE ?
7H6" ScCOHt?
AfTEE. VHcY.a?-6~
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the coming winters, advise horticul
tural workers of State Collage. -
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Tickling Throat
Always an annoyance*, worse
when it afflict* yon at night.
Yon can stop it qnickly with
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Every uaer ia a friend .
Good health is one of the greatest treasures which we
possess. Most of .us do not appreciate this fact until it
is gone.. The spine is our "Health Indicator," have yours
examined today.
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10 ? 12 and 2?5 Dr. R. B. Davidson, Across from
and appointments. CHIROPRACTOR Royal Cafe
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Better Prepared Than Ever Before To Serve You
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County Fair
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Oct. 20, 21, 22,23
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SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
BIG DAYS a
BIG NIGHTS 4
$5,000 ? Given A* Premiums For Exhibits
$5,000 ? Spent For Amusements
FIVE BIG ACTS, TWICE DAILY
TWO BRASS BANDS, GOOD MUSIC
Fire works every NIGHT.larger than ever. Big Midway
furnished by Tip Top Exposition Shows.
"MEET YOUR FRIENDS ON THE MIDYAY"
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Special 'Premiums for Person County Exhibits. Write for
catalog.
W. W. WILKINS, Manager.
South Boston, Va
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