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w ? VUBUSHEBS ? (0IDCASTZK SERVICE ma. u.s. pax. office ' NoIwonV ktep ^ ooirr-i can talk ipt w^rr "to? And , HOOCJJTV OOIM' krro ?srcP me i-*T ElTHEJ?.' )7%\ Professional Cards J. J. WOODY Lkensed Km ha Inter Roxboro, N. C. J DR. E. J. TUCKER Dentist | Office in Hotel Jones. i_ ROBERT P-. BURNS | Attorney -a t- 1 w OflW in. Old Post Oifice Building ' DR. O. G. DAVIS VttcHvttHan, Offer* his service to Roxbcro and ?orroundjng eowinjtmity Phone 87 W. T. BUCHANAN Sorvayor J Roxuoro, N. 0., Routs 6. L , DR. G. C. VICKERS ? Dentist I'.OflW* in Wilburn and Satterfield ] Store Building , n Main Street, up I stair*, corner room?. j DR. J. H. HUGHES I Dentist ?>ffiee in Hotel Jor.e-, next door ! j to Dr. Tucker's Office N. LUNSFORD Atlomey-at-Law Office over Garrett's Store Roxboro, N. G. Winter farming paid those who tried it last year. Perhaps this is -another timely season to plant cover trope for hay, for grazing and for jrrain. PICS GAINING WEIGHT AT RATE OF TWO POUNDS PER DAY Farmer* Who Are Feeding Balanced Rati one Are Highly Pleased With Reaulta. TVfcrn cnmty Agent .T. H. Blnck wrll bought a car load of shoats a few months ago and took them - to the Granville Cornfy Test Farm, and with the assistance of Mr. Eugene fed -them a balanced ration, the result was watched with interest by those who desired to better their cmditfon. but* there were t^ose who 5=aid it was another wild scheme of the "know-alls** down at Raleigh. However, the work processed and today it stands as a monument to the memory Of the man or men who inaugurated the plan o* feeding a j balanced ration. Of the 797 pigs brought into the I county and placed upon n balanceo ! Tatk>n 136 have been fed ojt ^nd j sold. Many of those who saw how : Simple and inexpensive the p!m wj: > ' adopted t'e method, with tjv3 result j that today there are more. . than 3000. h-egs in the county beijitr fed a balanced ration and the good work has spread across the borelfr lata joining counties. Among the number irA who haVe tested thy balarurel. i.ation ! nd are ptea-ed vr:Vn tha results are: W. J. Brummitt,. C. H. Chf;aUvi>ii. Wjltjard Brumrflitt, K, T.. Jones, A D. Hughes, 1. F. Daan. B. C. Sva.ne, George Barns, Alfred Deart, Herman. Fro ks, U. J. Brooks, G. W. "M'.rtm, W. L. Clark, R. C. Watkius, F. Y. Currin, J. C. Currih, Sidney Currin. J. B. Elliott, E. 0. Moss, C, G. Dan iel, W. K. \V>od, Younger Moil-is, Shirlc-y Critter, S. L. Suit, V. j Dame's, J. X Watkins and G. F. F.mni It- . . | I* wa? the pleasure of the. editor of- the Public Ledger Wednesday af- { ternoon to accompany Mr. Black Weil, Col Ccoper and Mr. Albert, Creyrs on 1 a short trip out on Route 1 t > >ee j a number of shoats that Are Thriv ing on a balanced ration. ; We were highly impressed with I ^ ? . , l; DR. H. M. BEAM Physician Offers his service to Ro.xboro and surrounding- country Office over Sergeant and Clayton's Store. ? .Day or Night. Pbont Bt: CAR OWNERS Have never been able to buy tire mileage at so low a cost per mile as they ran buy Firestone Gum-Dip ped. Tires today.' And never before have they been able to buy tires so comfortnble, safe and trouble-fre?. We. Also Sell OLDFIELD TIRES At these reduced prices .">0 x 3 Fab. CI ... ..S6.90 30 x "3 1-2 Fab. ( I .$7.80 30 x 3 Rep. CL ford.. $7.70 30 x 3 1-2 Reg. CI. Cord $8.95 29. x 1.10 Balloon $11.20 30 x 5.25 Balloon.. $18.15 Most Miles Per Dollar Come In ? We Can Serve You Better and Save YOU MONEY CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Main SI- Opposite . P. O. 3 the 35 shoats arc being fed by Mr. B. F. Dean, who is so favorably known thr;ughout the cjunty. We regret that we did no; find Mr. Dean at home, but it is generally known that he is highly pTca=ed with the nv>d*m feeding plan. The igs^ t rr.se him no worry whatsoever and" g: "> him mia ' by, The have: th.* run . of a p??:.*ro, j ht-ln themselve> at the feed hopper J . wallow !n ih.1 *pr r v brarteh ; Mr. Herman Brooks, a neighbor of Mr. B. F. Dean, is feeding 35 pigs | and is well pleased with the result. He states that the shoats are getting along so well that they do not give i I him any concern; that he places the feed into the hopper and then turns ? his attention to other things. We found Mr. U. J. Brooks busy in \ a large tobacco field, but he gladly j accompanied us to the pasture when? he is feeding 45 shoats on a bal anced ration and 15 the old-style way. There is no comparison in these two lots of sh?ata. Tbey are 'the same breed, but those that ;ir<> fed the ' o)d haphazzard style are to6(K PuAy and htty and take -o?~ wgpght .<tfft*>the rate of less than one pound per day, while those that are . fed a balanced ration are taking on more than 2 pounds per day. Mr. j Eraoks ha? a fine home pitre and.* we certainly did enjoy some %xc'e;U | ent apples picked fresh from the iimb. j We called at the old .1 rdan home ] place, two miles out on the K;"ngton Fork Koad, where Mr. A. D. H.ighe I lives, and where re and Dr. T. E. [White are testing out 40 hogs on | balanced rations. They too, are high ly. pleased with results, ani Mr. Hughe*, like Mr. U. J. Brooks, re gret that they did not see the bene fits to be derived from a balanced lation earlier in life.? Oxford l-td per. ICXAQBlv order meetings _ Longhurst Council No. 670 meets every Monday evening 7:20 Ctmt j I tc these meetings members. Bu*i- j neas of importance cflmes before u? i 1 ^ften -which you should knew about J.EJ40N OUyER, Cooncillni, O. J. BIA'E. Ktc Ftc Kow that dairy farming is assum ing it* r.ghtful place of impovtan-e en Nor:h Carolina farmrs exten sion workers are devoting more at tention to the kind of catt'e bcirfr used. Bur c! over has rebuilt the soil of | an Edpeconribs County farm which tenant* wtakl irct cultivate rant |fne._ JUNIOR ORDER MEETING ;? ' Roihnro Caancii No. 121. Meeting opening at 8 o'clock V. 3f All members requested to' be pre sent. Visitors cf other orders in vited. _ W K. MOORE, Councilor, ROBEKT LITNSFOBD, R. S.~ i ? '? ' ? is a prescription for MALARIA, CHILLS & FEVER DENGUE OR BILLIOUS FEVER, It KilTs The Germs THE COURIER WANT ADS ARE READ BY OVER TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE EVERY WEEK? They Bring Results r s'ATRONlZE VOl U HOME TOWN MERCHANTS THE ROXEORO COURIER BUSINESS DIRECTORY NOTHING BUT DEPEND ABLE FIRMS LISTED HERE I i Buver's Guide m Business Directory 1 YOU CAN BUY IT IN ROXBORO ? GIVE THE HOME MERCHANTS FIRST CHANCE ' Ifnvhnro Courier Believing that Most of the Needs at t^e Community can be Satisfied here, has Inaugurated this , The Koxb?r? Couner, MWjevmg Deparlment wherein Will be Found Practically Everything of Interest to the Averaze Family. No Fraudulent Advertising Appears here. THE PEOPLES BANK "The Bank of the People" SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE JACKSON MOTOR CO. "STUDEBAKER" i _ Every Year is a Stu<reT>a'i<er Year _ i When in Trouble ? Phone foT Jack WALKER & LONG - INSURANCE Office Hotel Jones corner Home of Roxboro B. & L. FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK Under Government Supervision ! j DELICIOUS "M?6 s jj ' Coca-Cola Bottling Co ~ ? CALL IT BY NAME? NU-GRAPE jj "A Flavor You Can't Forget" J/MEEat.A jj i&mfiirxjxmjH) at yjp* BOTTLING CO. CITY ELECTRIC CO. 5 Roxboro, N. C. - Electrical Contractors Where Quality Counts We Win Let Us Estimate Your Next Job 1 Whatever vtu need, look it ?p first in The Rnxboro Courier Business Direc tory.- If it is not here, we will, tell you J where yoa tan get it. | CROWELL AUTO CO. HOME OF Lincolns Ford Fordsons j S. & J. GOODFRIEND (Successors to A. Lipshltz & Co.) YOUR MONEY WILL GO FURTHER HERE Clothing, Shoes. Hats, Dry-Gocla And Notions ' Wilburn & Satter field It Will Pay You To Trade With Us . ? TRY IT ? Roxboro's Dependable Store JOHN W. REAMS CONTRACTOR and BUII.DER Estimates Gladly furnished and prices Guaranteed Office in Newell Building Phone 1 178 Roxboro Cotton Mill* LAURA COTTON MILLS LONGHURST COTTON MILLS COTTON YARNS CANTOR'S DEPT. STORE Our Motto "Better Goods for Less Money" CALL. ON US FOR BARGAINS HARRIS & BURNS Everything from Head to Foot for MEN ? WOMEN ?and? CHILDREN ROXBORO'S BEST STORE THE COURIER Roxboro N. C. For Satisfactory Printing send us your next order ? PALACE PHARMACY In Palace Theatre Building THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR COLD DRINKS T. W. PASS & SON FURNITURE We can furnish your home froth the Parlor to the Kitchen Central Service Station REAL SERVICE WITH A SMILE Gas ? Oils ? Tires ? AND? A full line of Accessories W ATKINS & BULLOCK EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH If you need lumber ? 94 in your number SERGEANT & CLAYTON^ THE STA? KLEAN STORE" Phone ur your orders ? We deliver Promptly. MOORE'S MARKET Offering The Choicest Cuis In Meats Mechanical Refrigeration for your Protection Phone 175 Satterfield Insurance Agency You Cannot Foretell the Future But You Can Provide For it "Old and Tried" E. D. CHEEK & CO~ Home Furnishers -r- Funeral Directors 'V " Dependable Service At All Times AUBREY LONG &~COT "EXBRYTHIXG J OR THE TABLE" Pay Cash Cash Pays Store No. 1? Main Street. Phone 113 Store No. 2 ? Commerce Street, Phone 195 . ROXBORO LUMBER CO. BUY IT FROM US AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE "Home of Quality Lumber" DAVIS DRUGvCOMPANY Prescriptions a Specialty j THE ,Ti?e-xoj2? STORE Agency Whitman's Candies and Eastman Kodaks ! GEORGE W. KANE BUILDER and CONTRACTOR "No Job too Big ? None too Small" Carolina Power & Light Co. HOME- LIKE M ADE EASIER Ask the Lady who has an Electric Range MORRIS TELEPHONE CO. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Don't wait to write, TELEPHONE ROXBORO LAUNDRY Let Us Do Your Dirty Work We Are Well Equipped Dry Cleaning Pressing Phone 157 J. Y. BLANKS uiivx nit "Successor to BLANKS & MORRIS Don't worry about wb at you shall eat Phone 25
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