Professional Cards
J. J. WOODY
Mceaaed Km bit Inter
Rukm. N. C.
DR. E. J. TUCKER
IteniiHt
. Office in Hotel Jonei.
ROBERT P. BURNS \
Attorney -at- Law I
1 Office in Old Post Otfice Building j
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DR. O. G. DAVIS
Veterinarian,
"Offers hU iervicc to Roxbbro
and surrounding i?mir.unity
Phone 87
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DR. H. M. BEAM
Physician
Offers his service to Rdxboro
and surrounding country
Gfffce over .Serjeant and
Clayton's Store.
Day or Night - - - Phone 31 J
W. T. BUCHANAN |
Survayor
Koxboro, N. C.. Roots 6. I
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DR. G. C VICKERS I
Dentist
Office in Witbarh and Satterficld. [
Store tfuildinf? on Main Street, up
stair's, corner rooms.
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DR. J. H. HUGHES
Dentist
Office in Hotel Jones, next door
to Dr. Tueke.r's Office
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B. B. HUM AOK. O. D.. * ;
Reentered Optometrist
1 Smith Roston, V?. . '!
"V-iR tented and sse* fitted. Pre
scription- tw$ dedicated, '
also hrflvpn tens duplicated and.
*ctfv**ed. 17 veir* exoeriMMV,
N LUNSFORD
Attorney -a?-I aw
Office over Garrett's Store
Roxboco, N' C.
SUnSCRlKK
THE r OLT.lF.h
Drink M-;re Milk
"Ui- ,T-?- C-.Vii'ig ?? W orkerp
T.:,Kish. N. 0.'. ,\W... ii. -UiU: is
; *oo''.. :i healthy foul and a ecm
> food ratlr.'r . than a mere bever
age. It is essential to the proper
development of the- young Of all
animal life; it hardens the bones;
make;* south! 'teeth apd i> a better
bctautifier tVan th- pr*fc ared r.:s
tvams t the chemist,
K. i : V v? t!i?
f o dve<-* ,12,0.0ft perxorts in Dtiv
>.->?) (Viv.t; during ? he Week of Nov.
IS w/.Vp Mr - Oo~r,ei;.ust
hr.mp agent, put on a special "Mrl.fc
ror-KoalthM v/ei'k in-, the; County.
MJ"? Corndiui \va$ assisted by ?*
trroup A extension v/orkcra from
,*?jtate College ana the VaUed State
Dwprartmcnt.-Qf Agriculture. She al
The man M*rth while is the
man. > ho bringa home the l>a
fOHi
? Moore'n ObHge-o-gram3
That expression has be
come a synonym for mak
ing making -<oo(f._ This
market mate?;', (rood with
fljr- folk.^ w4u? depend up*
on it ' for thri? inpplv of
fresh inspected meets.
*ol had Jkft cordial support of tko
I school authorities both it) the towns
and in the county. The young lad
; ies taking special training at the
\ Churchland Schocl aided in spread
ing the message and before the week
was over, each school child, white or
colored, had heard, how mUk im
proves the general health and re
j lieves undernourishment.
A total of 11,974 pupils were
1 eacheii . in 234 talks. The reaction
i was excellent and practically every
child stated that he would
ask his parents for milk to drink
in the future. But the message was
also given to adults and live ta'.kfc
; were. made before 440 member* pf
I civic club ? and par^nt-tcacher a.;.so
j ciations. =
'* Tr.e Iol*ke- ?:n thr- ign f~und
ntuch apparent undernourishment.
? One of the interesting things found
was that the Baptist Orphanage at
ThcmasviHo "With 44o children ex
amined had :nly 4(J children who j
were i Oper cent or more under- j
weight. Of the total number of j
children, 432 were drinking milk j
each day. The extension specialists;
state that this was a good demon- ;
stration of the value of milk in the ,
diet, because 07' per cent of the 1
^children received milk and cnly ten .
per cent were undernourished.
ADVERTISE IN THE COURIER
Tocvm Tax Notice .
Th? Board of 'town Commissioners
havs ordered all unpaid tans for tha
year 1825 and any unpaid taxe*
prior to 1925 advertised for sale in
th? first issue of The Courier after
December 1st, 1926. Come in now
and pay your back tax and i.ave
the trouble and expense ?f beint: ad
vertised and sold.
B. B. MANGUM, Town Tax Col- '
lector.
A Word With
the Old Folks
Elderly People Are Learning Importance
of Qood Elimination.
IN the later years of life there is
apt to be a slowing up of th<S j
bodily functions. Good elimination,
however, is just as essentia* to the
old as to the young. Many old folks
have Teamed the value of Down's
Pills when a stimulant diuretic to
the kidneys is required. Scanty or
burning passages of kidney secre
tkw>a ore often signs of improper kid
ney function. In most every com
munity are scores of users and en
dorsers who acclaim the merit of
Doan's. Ask your neighbor!
DOAN'S p,%?
Stimulant Dinrctic to thm Kidneys
Foster -Milburn Co.. Mfe. Chen.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Bring Your Corn To The Meadow Corn Mill
THE MEADOW CORN MILL
and we will give you service and quality.
?'WE GRIND SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK ?
We carry a line of Staple and Fancy Groceries
Bring us your chickens and eggs? we pay highest mar
ket prices for same.
J. M. O'BRIANT, Owner and Prop.
Leasburg Street . . . - - - - Roxboro. NV C.
WE SELL TEXAS GAS AND OILS
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Tuxedo Builds
Pulling Strength
Made of choice grains, mixed to a guar
anteed, uniformity, balanced to furnish
every element necessary for health and
, energy, Tuxedo. Chop pets rig&t to the
? 4 heart of the animal rtn.l fills it with an
\ indomitable will tii dig in and puil.
wL ?-'xt?'9's Courage in a. horse or nv.ile.wicn a stiff
i j'>!> is tacfcledi is found only when the
animal has beeii fed right. Bone, mus
' cle tissue, nerves, energy, all Ssave to be
t -f? ' 'tSl - "? renewed daily, and only a balanced ra
' V v tion like Tuxedo Chop will fill every
l<'" yifSff/-y need. Get a few sacks today and watch
\ V?|j results. \Vc recommend it highly.
' ''' \ R. H. GATES
1 Rnxborn, X. f.
Tuxedo Chon
At And
Below Cost
All Christmas toys, novelties and dolls, will
be sold ^and below cost
We want to convert these goods into money
as early as possible
Come to see us and we will convince you
that we mean what we say
Nert Door To Tobacco Sack House
.1. C. Pass
Ce-re-a-Ha Sweets
Tuxedo Dairy
Tuxedo IIoij Ration
Tijxedo Cfcofr V fll
Tajtcrio Chick
"TuxeuU "Starter ?
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS
Thursday, Nov. 25th, being Thanksgiving Day the
Warehouses in Roxboro will be closed. They will close
with the sale Wednesday, Nov. 24th, and will not open
again until Monday, Nov. 29th.
With all of the many blessings for which we will
give thanks, none will afford us more pleasure than the
remembrance of the way our good friends of Person
and adjoining Counties have remembered us this sea
son.
We promise to stand just as faithfully by you during
the remainder of the season as we have during the past,
and cordially invite you to come to see us at any and
all times.
? SALE DAYS THIS WEEK ?
Friday, Nov. 26th Holiday
Monday, Nov. 29th, 3rd Sale
Tuesday, Nov. 30th, 2nd Sale,
Wednesday, Dec. 1st, . . . 1st Sale
Thursday, Dec. 2nd, 4th Sale
ALL DAYS ARE THANKFUL DAYS AT THE
Hyco Warehouse
ROXBORO, N. C.
? OUR FORCE ?
W.T. Pass - ? Geo. W. Walker ? C.A. Lee, Auctioneer
O. L. Satterfield ? Jno. H. Hester ? W. D. Yarboro
Clyde Satterfield ? Robert Lunsford ? Jonah Garrett
Eld Gentry
WINSTEAD
W arehouse
Roxboro, N. C.
Will be closed from Thursday, Nov. 25th, until Monday
morning, Nov. 29th on account>of the Thanksgiving Holi
days. We all have many things for which to be thankful
and we are especially thankful to our good friends from
Person and adjoining Counties for the very liberal patron
age they have given us this season. We feel that you
have been well cared for at
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The "Winstead Warehouse
and that no one has lost a penny by selling their tobacco
with us, in fact we believe you have made money by sell
ing with us.
You can bring your tobacco to us during the remainder
of the season and we promise that if it is possible we will
get for you just a little more than you will get elsewhere
When we fail to please you just let us know and if we
can satisfy you we SURELY will do it. 4
BRING US YOUR NEXT LOAD ?
INSTEAD WAREHOUSE CO.