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DR. E.J.TUCKER Dentist Offke in Hj:e) Jones. * i ROBERT P. BURNS ' -J Attorney -at- Law *| Office. in (Mi! Post Offiff Bailding DR. O. G. DAVIS Veterinarian, Offer? his teiriec to Roxbsro and tarr ounding community Phont 67 W. T. BUCHANAT? Sarvtyor Kosbor*., N. <C.f Routs 6. I DR. G. C- VICKERS Dentist ?Offiee in WlJbum tr>d SatterfieVd . ore Boildir r en 'M air. Street, . r,tairs, corner rooms. DR. J. H. HUGHES Dcntift ' Office in H<te] Jones., rext door j tc Dr. Tucker's Office N. LUNSFORD Attomey-al-Law Offirt OTcr.'CaiT'-iV'f St-oic ? Ro^crO. N. C. DR. H. M BEAM ? Physician Off cvi ? his ? ' o Tit iind travr urcKric c&*n+ry Ofhce over , .cerpe,ari't ar.d ??. _??? CTftytvri's . St; re-. Day or. -Nicto - - Pbont- CI ADVERTISE 1.K THE COURIER FARM CON VENTION WILL STRESS COM Mf NITY Ht LIDING Eateigh, N. C.. June 21.? A feature I of the State Farmers' Convention to be held at State .College July 27. 28 i and 23 will he an address by Div "Andrew M. Soule. President of the i State College of Agriculture at i j Athens, Georgia, : n . "Community Building," Dr. Soule is one of. trie ; ? well known educators of the South ] j and is an unusually forceful speaker. 415s address will probably be set for j the general meeting on Wednesday ! night, July 28. i Dr. A. ? G. Glover, editor* of Hoard's Dairyman, will use as the | subject for his address, "Dairying ; as a Supplement to a Cash Crop." Dr. Glover is well acquainted with the dairy industry of the United States and is editor ofjthe, leadings dairy publication of the WorJ4- His talk, accsdirng to Secretary J. JM. ! Gray, will "be one of the leading fea- j tures of the Convention. The hog calling contest will be held j from the porch of Pullen Hall at 12:30, Wednesday, July 28, according | to Mr. Gray and will be judged by j the following score: volume. 50 pomfcsr; variety, 25 points; enticer ment, 30 points; musical quality, 10 pointy and facial expression, ??> .'points. The judges, as announced by Mr. I Gray, are Sari Hostetlcr, swine in* votigator, W. W. Shay, stvine ex , -tension specialist and F. A. .Teter, agricultural editor. j The workers in the Scj?>ol of Ag 1 ricultui e :.re ' ow making plans f : r ? number of exhibits which will j shew how the. college is working with | the farmers of the Sta^e irjad is try ing to solve some of the more pre* i plexing problems. :f the day. ? I Mr. Gray states also that the "new. I .animal husbandry ? building, . PJlk'j | Hall, will be dedicated to the ser- 1 ? vice oi the farmers during this Cori I vein'son.. ? Dr. Clarence Poe, Editor ; of the Progressive Farnicr. will de- j Hv.-r the. dedication adch^ss. M vkk (;radvs ih:f.am C f)Mi: i Kl E ON vol R own I "Al'.M J*v ;ast''\veekV 'ynpov v.y- r^ir.toi' ! *V u4.'. "that- ..^vnereaf a.' fiojv/a.go -.j . it was. difficult; lor, the Spirt h to iro.\y'-j ! fncrjifc'h cairn,*- bay; and- meat, - condi*--] ??ions* are now entirely different. j I As y?e -aid last week', c: or-:'. Was formerly crown try ...us .very much like we grow cotton ? in >maH aiv.a- : i cultivated largely by hand, 'and ;'with \ ohe-lipj^e - *] %v-=, thereby 'costing en; I j rlrely too 'much .psr bushel, whereas J I we have now It r.mc-d to make* it ] A Home - Run! Drink Delicious and Refreshing 7 million a day ? rr had V o $? good tc drr-TULKE.iT is ROXBORO BOTTLING WORKS Roxboro, N. C. Yell your head off ! Then refr-'sh.your tired throat whh an ice-cc/Id bottle of Coca-Cola. Fine to have at home too. Try it! MPTT i T " .cher's Castor .a is o= ^?ecially prepared 1" **' relieve Infants in _ mrms ami (":iikli on fcH age? cl Oc'r.stipa jtion, Kla-tulcr.ry, Wind Colic and Diarrhea ; allaying Feverishi* ihcrefroin. ami. iiV TCi.-i;i;it;<ir the StftmarB niid Bowri ?" , tddc the assi.niliition of J-\xxJ ; giving i Mrtthy nn<i NO <>p'mtr.v ? J l >. <_*?ywhcr$ r^rmnyflj ?> cheaply. Moreover, a generation ago v.-e .had few in: port nit hay crops, whiprea9 the comparatively recent in troduction of soybeans,. velvet . beans, ?and Sudan grass .together with the new discoveries of lejrume- inocula tion for clover >* vetch, fcnd alfalfa have made .it possible' for the South to grow its cwn hay far cheaper than Western hay can be bouffht. . And not only have new crops, uew dis coveries. and new m.ethods enabled Ua to grow out own , corn snd .the feed. for our wn work stock, bjt the use of thsse new crops and rew methods also makes it possible for the South to' grow its own meat. The time has st last come when our section, as a yrh>)ecan realize the fulfillment of Henry W. Grady's eloquent prophecy :and dream which we have ps ttlished on more than one occasion but find .it worth while toi\ beep constantly before our read er*: ? 7 ''When, every farmer in the S^uth shall "eat bread from his own fields and meat from Ms own pastures, ! end disturber! by no creditor and en slaved by no debt, s'ncl; sit amcnir his teeming gardens and orchards and vineyards and dairien and barn? yards, pitching his crops in his own . wisdom and growing them . in in- . dependence, making cott?n fcls cltan surplus and seiiing if in his own time and in hi* chosen marktt r.nd not at a -'master's b)dd'n*g: ? fretting hi? pay h>.ca.-'h arfd not ed mortgage thaCd i scharges his debt but does not restore his - freedom--- 1 then shall .he breaking the fullness i-f our di.v."' * Just, because our fathers failed to grow their vwn corn, h$y and . i;nat | is no reason, fc?y" otfr fr.ilirp Jo. co ' j so. Wi; mu?; profit by the rfeWf discoveries and BfW crops G-^d ha1* ? | iven us. An ? ? v. h c t her or r. o t ; h* -whole South makt - Grady' s_iQ!xarr come true this year r.nd rext: possible for tach individual Proerc-s- j sive Farmer reciei- to make t-'vi t dream cothe true on his own farm> f .How many . t* us will eei^e thi< opportunity? ? The Progress' vt ; ! Farmer, J BuMne.?* Man calling employment > agency:1 ? "I want a irtcroprajyber I with re<i hair:?Mu%t have rei t ?"We are >ony but we have every other color/' i "No I Must be red ? ju?t like my wife's." i. Schedule Effective August 30, lf'25. a. m p m. p. ra.[ p .m. 9:00^6 10 lv. Durham ar. M:0C\*8:25 a.m. p m. a. m.jp. m. 10:07 6:20 lv. Roxboro ar. 11:47 j 7:14 10:34 C:o0 lv. Denniston ar.ll:18j 6:45 10:55 7:13 lv.'S. Bostoriar. 10:(wj 0:25 11:07,7:27 lv. Halifax ar. 10:*4[ 6:12 p. m. p. ?n.. a. m.j'p m 1:1^9:45 ar. Lynchc. !v. 8:35, 4:00 ?Abcve trains daily. Co^ncctioi*.?J at Lynehbavg for W;; sh in jrton^^sa1. t : r~ >ie, Philadelphia and New Vork. Parlor and sleeping csrs, din'ng cars. The be=t route to the west and northwest. Elates ahd information upon application to agent, or ?? JXO L. BLA\*DON\ Gertera] Pass. Agent c Roanoke* Yv Flapper ? l*r.i telling you for the j la&t.-tinie that yoU can't kiwi me. j ~ ~ IT. j Sheik ? Fine! I knew ytfa would weaken soooer or later. COME Look Us Over We have recently added an Embalm ing room and Chapel to our Funeral Home. We are now able to offer to the people of Roxboro and surround ing community the very best service that can be had. We cordially invite the public to look Our place over. E. ft -CHEEK 8 CO. Home furnishers, Funeral Directors and Embalmers THE COURIER WANT ADS ARE READ BY OVER TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE EVERY W EEKv-They Bring Results > j. PATRONIZE VOIR THE ROXBORO COURIER U 'tokaS i BUSINESS DIRECTORY NOTHING Hi T DEPEND ABLE FIRMS 1,1 ST ED ? HERE i Buyer's Guide? Business Directory I" YOU CAN BUY IT IN ROXBORO ? GIVE THE HOME MERCHANTS FIRST CHANCE < The Rovboro Courier, Believing that Most of the Needs o! the Community can he Satisfied here, has inaugurated this j . Business -Directory' 'Department, \Yh*rein \VilI he Found Practically 'Everything of Interest ? 10 the Average Family. No Fraudulent Advertising \ppears here. 11 ? I "the PEOPLES BANK is vThe Bank of the People" ; SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE 1 JACKSON MOTOR CO. $ -STUDEBAKER" gi . Every Year Is a Stuoebaker Year - j si When in Trouble ? Phone tor Jack WALKER & LONG a INSURANCE % 0:"Rce Hotel Jones corner jg; Home of Roxboro B.' & L. | FIRST NATIONAL BANK g THE FRIENDLY BANK %-i Under Government Supervision itSf : ; ? ? ? 1 I Whatever you need, look it up first in*. The Roxbnro Courier lousiness Direc tory.. If it is not here. Me wilt tell you where you can get it. CROWELL AUTO CO. HOME OF .Liucclns Ford Fordsoris S. & J. GOODFRIEND (Sui? 10 A. Lip-hiu ur Co.) YOUR MONEY WILL GO Flit IT ILK HEttE ? Cloth. Siioe-. i 1 .4 1 ~ , Pry-GoO'ls ant; JfCti Wilburn & Satterfield ft Will Pay You To Trade With I s ? TRY IT ? ^ Roxboro's l>?pendable Store moore;s market OfferinE Thf Choicest Cms. hi Mists Mechanical Refrigeration for your Protection . . ? Phontf 175 Satterfield Insurance Agency Vou Cannot Foretell the Future But You Can Provide. For it "Old and Tried" ' ... HUGH WOODS "THE Oil) RELIABLE GROCER" F. ??ih Groceries ? Quick Delivery - Phone 7& AUBREY LONG & CO. ? EVERYTHING FOR <pIE TABLE" Pry Cash ? \ Cash Pays Store No. 1 ? >nv'et. Phone ll'i >.{.ore No; ? Commerce Street. Phone 135 - Roxboro Bottling; Works JSjft . ? - ? ? ; ? ? \r i. IT BY NAME? NU-GRAPE V?n Can't Forget'" fmsrffa&M ? t?TTLlXG CO. 1 L2CTRIC CO. ' ? - ElediriCaT tfciitrattor* Vv :" '/(? :iy O.in't-i ' W<* V'vfn I-vt " ; i. ??ima.ta Your Isfext Job JOHN W. REAMS ? CGXTOAC TOR tnd WILDER K,s'!ir.:?t :?< Gladly furnished and prices ? ? ,'.!;?:.rantoed OSi ( f ir. Newell Boiitfinj! J* J 1 7S Roxboro Cotton -Mills LAURA COTTON MILLS I.'.?NGHr?<T- CCPfTON MILLS COTTON YARNS CANTOR'S DEPT. STORY Our 'Motto "Better Goods for Less Money" CALL ON US FOR BARGAINS HARRIS & BURNS Kveyvthine jr?ro Heart ' to Foot for * ? - ? ^WTWEN ? f?nrt? (HfH)KEX ROXBOROS ilESX.STORK_ / THE COURIER y ? Roxboro N. G. ' Ftr Satisfactory Printing your next order PALACE PHARMACY In Palace Theatre Buildiriii THE BEST PLV. E IN 10Y> ? I li ( OLD DIttNKS E. D. CHEEK & CO. " Hosic /' Dt'ptnfiab!4? Service 'At A!} T. W. PASS & SON !' "l RVVn ivE j Central Service Station real service wit:; v Oii) ? Oil# ? Tires ? ?* ?AND? ? A fu'.l line of Acct ?-nri. MORRIS TELEPHONE CO. LOCAL AM) LONG DISTANCE ? I Don't wait to. write. TELEPHONE WATKINS & BULLOCK EVERYTHING .TO BUILD WITH If you need lumber ? 91 in your number bLK<jEAN F & CLAYTON "THE STA? KLKA-N STORE" Phone ''us yow-o r<Jcr* ? We . <lelhy?r Promptly ' ? ? ROXBORO LUMBER CO. l>l-.Y IT FROM' l"i-v AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE ' IJcitne of Quality L iitibtr!' DAVIS DRUGn.COM P ANY FreWriroivns a Sprci. .i'.y ill I. Ac. .iscy \Vhjtman ? C&ndics ? cad Eastnian Kodaks GEORGE W. K ANE Kt iLDEH vnA CONTRACTOR .No Jub. roo Big' ? Noi,<- too Small" Carolirfa Power <Sc Light Co. liOMK-Mf'K M \Ur. EASil-iil V-ik fhc jLatfy.. tvho .fens an Ekrtelc !*'un?e ROXBORO OIL CO. WHOLESALE GAS AND OIL A-k "i our Dealer for. Galtex Fhone 248 ROXBORO LAUNDRY I Let Us Do Your Dirty Work We Are Well Equipped j Dry Cleaning Pressing Phone 157 * J. Y. BLANKS GROCER tucrr -?or to BLANKS & MORRIS . Don't iftnrrjr about wbat.you shall cat Phbhe 23 ?
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