WHAT IS THE ONE CENT SALE?
10,000 Rexall Drug Stores throughout the United States
take part in this tremendous sale! Due to seasonal demand
a few of these items may have been sold at prices lower
than the regular prices listed here . . . but never as low as
on this sale! No limit to the amount of merchandise you
may buy. Just add one cent to the regular price and get
one more similar package. Don't miss this chance!
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VALUES SO EXTRAORDINARY THAT
wr CAN ONLY AFFORD TO OFFER
WE ? THEM FOR ONE H0UR1
THURSDAY 10 ho II A M or while fhey lash
Puretest
ASPIRIN
For headaches
and other oains.
24 tablets ^
1 box 25c <Z for 26C
REXALL
ORDERLIES
Candy laxative
thafs safe always.
1 bo?*50c 2for51c
JASMINE
k; face powder
" Popular powder in
a new economy
New Sin
1 box 50c 2 for5 XC
Rexall Tooth Paste
Guards against decay.
Keeps teeth sparkling
, with least effort!
1 tub*
25c
2 for 26c
Purefestlpeom Salt" I'
Activates bowels
naturally. Pur*
v* ib. sis* 16c 2 for 16c
i ib. six* 25c 2 for 26<
JASMINE BEAUTY I
CREAMS
Popular fragrance,
fine textured creams.
35c 2 for 36c
JASMINE TOILET SOAP
regular Yields rich creamy lather quickly.
60c valua French milled to make it economical.
6AZ . ONLY ONE SALE
cakes for iOC to a customer
FR i DAY i 0 ho II A.M. or while they last
REX ALL Milk of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE
regular At 3 for 26c here is a value that Em
75c value thrifty shoppers will appreciate V
3 tubes for 26c I
5 ATU R DAY 2 to 3 P, M or while
SHARI Face Powder
regular Soft, fluffy, clinging, exquisite in
$2 value texture ... in a dainty silken box.
ONLY ONE SALE
TO A CUSTOMER
*???>? VMllUV ? e ? ill
2 box., for $101 ONlrON?SAlf
SAVE ON HUNDREDS OF ITEMS YOU NEED EVEPY
VINCENT'S
) assorted
CHOCOLATES
L Bound a for
61c
PERMKDOK
RAZOR BLADES
pkg. of S 25c 1
2 for 26c
REXALL BEEF
IRON and WINE
& 2,? n01
Milk Chocolate
A tasty wholesome bar.
% lb. bar 19c
2 for 20c i
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M 131 DENTAL
PASTE 1 tube 50c
2 for 51c
Analgesic Balm
Quick relief for pain.
2 tor 36c
REXI LLANA
For stubborn coughs.
50c 2 for 51C
CASCADE
POUND PAPER
OR ENVELOPES
lOc 2 for 41c
PETROFOL
AMERICAN
S0< 2 tor 51C
KLENZO Cocoanut
OIL SHAMPOO
1 bottl?j^ __
50c 2 for 5lC
MELO- MALT
Rich in Vitamins.
J* 2 for *101
OPEKO
MALTED MILK
%Y*> 2 for *1 01
P E P T O N A
For health, strength.
$loo 2 for 01
BAY RUM
Smooth after shave.
50c 2 for 51C
Mi 31 SOLUTION
the " Mouth Ttsttd" Antiseptic
4* 2 ?.r 5QC
KLENZO
DENTAL CREME
29c0 2 for 30c
u For ONE PLUS ONE CENT BARGAINS
You Need Every One of These!
ALCO-REX
RUBBING ALCOHOL 2 for 26c
HASKELL'S
MILK of MAGNESIA 2for31c
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HO BART'S
ASPIRIN bottle of 100
2 for 31c
CHARMONA
COLD CREAM
POUND
JAR
2 for 40c
MASCAL'S
ALMOND
HAND
LOTION
full
pint
2for40c
MARTEL'S
LILAC VEGETAL
0 oz.
size
2 for 26c
ELI cotton
POUND
ROLL
2for40<
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REXALL
Shaving Lotion
1 bottle 50*
2 'or 51c
Rexall Cold
Tablets
SPECIAL
1 box 25c
2 'or 26c
GLYCERINE and
ROSE WATER
4 ounces
bottle n OC^I
25c ZforZOC
PUI
CAS
ll boL
|25c
PURETEST
CASTOR OIL
3 ounces |
~ 2 for 26c'
I REXALL Theatrical
Colo Cream
1 Pound 75c
for 76c
IPURETEST COD
LIVER OIL
1 pint $1.00
[2?.r*l01
KLENZO i
Shaving Cream \
1 tube 25c
2 for 26c
Puretest
MINERAL OIL
7'sc 2 for 76c
FIRSTAID
SANITARY NAPKINS
25c 2 tor 26c
Ml 31 SHAVING
CREAM SMOOTHER ,
COOLER, SHAVES
soc 2 for 51c
Firstald Zinc Oxide
Plaster 1 In. x 5 yds.
29c 2 lor 30C
PURETEST
MERCUROCHROME
WITH APPLICATOR
1 bot. o flA
25c dm for Zbc
AG AREX
MINERAL OIL WITH AGAR
AGAR EMULSION
iti 2?or$l01
PURETEST
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
Neutralizes acids.
1 pint 50C
2f.r51c
OPEKO
COFFEE ?
A special blend vacuum
sealed to keep it fresh.
2 (or 57c
Save with Safety at
HAM6RICK, AUSTIN & THOMAS
ROXBORO, N. C.
Sale Dates: Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Saturday,
Nov. 15, 16, 17 and 18th
You rM DRUG STORE
RIKER'S
ILASOL
Prevents chaps.
Softens the skin.
1 bottle 50c
2 for 51c |
SYMBOL
WATER
BOTTLE
2 quart size
1 bot. 1100
2 for T
GOING
and
Coming
W ATKINS St BOLLOCK
"Rvery thine To Build With"
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Newell and
Mrs. Fanne Newell have returned
from Mattoon, 111.
Billy Murphy spent the week-end
with his grandfather, A. P. Brooks
at Helena.
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Miss Ida CrOA-der, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Marie Garland and
Dr. Robert Long spent the week- 1
end In South Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright, of Ca
Vel, spent the past few days in
Philadelphia, Pa., where they were
called because of the illness of Mrs.
Wright's mother.
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Miss Prances Morton entertained
several of her .friends at Branson's
cabin during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schulhofer
were Winston-Salem visitors Sun
day.
Misses Helen Morton, Ann Brad
sher, Janie and Lizette Allgood and
Margaret Hester, all students at
Meredith college, spent the week
end here.
PecK Long who is now located in
Oxford, spent the week-end here
with his parents.
Mr. R. L. Harris spent Monday |
In Charlotte on business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Harris and
family, of Durham, spent Sunday
at Timberlake with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newell and
baby were week-end visitors to San
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Street and
Mrs. J X). Morris have returned
from a trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bulock and
sons spent Sunday with relatives
at Warrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder and Miss Myr
tle Bachelor, of Durham, spent Sun
day here with friends.
Mr. Roy Ryson, . of Harrisburg,
Va., spent several days here last
week with friends.
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Mrs. Harry RaifT left Sunday for
New York City to spend this week
buying for Raiff's Dept. Store.
Mrs. V. A. Thomas spent Mon
day in Durham.
Miss Mildred Richmond spent
several davs last week at Burgaw
with friends.
Mrs. E. O. Long, Misses Mary
Riley and Ola Woody spent Friday
in Durham with friends.
Messrs. Wallace Harris, O. W.
Kane and C. A. Harris spent the
week-end at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Edna James Lawson, of
Durham and Miss Sue Merritt
Richmond of South Boston, spent
the week-end with Miss Margaret
Hannah Critcher.
Miss Anna Wooding W instead,
who is teaching in Kanapolis, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Winstead.
Mr. Wharton W instead, of State
College In Raleigh, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Winstead.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Bender, of
Roanoke, Va., announce the birth
of a son, Ralph Maynard Bender, on
Monday, Nov. 6. Mrs. Bender will
be remembered as Miss Norma May
nard who was a member of the
Roxboro City School faculty a few
seasons ago.
Messrs. Elmer Walker and George
Thomas of Wake Forest, spent the
week-end .visiting in the homes of
their parents.
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Mr. Armstrong, of the Extension
Division of the Greater University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill unit,
spent a few days in town last week
in the interest of extension work
for all interested parties.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith and
children, of Charlotte, have returned
home after a visit of several days
here with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Long.
Mrs. W. B. Curtis, who was in
disposed a few weeks ago, is much
improved now, but not entirely welL
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Haley and
children, of Spring Hope, spent the
week-end here guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Simmons.
Card Of Thanks
Will each one of my dear Mends
who have remembered me by letter,
card, flowers, visits, or in any other
way, please accept this as personal
thanks. Blessings on each one of
you. Mrs. J. R. Moore.
Take A Look
If you are particular about the way your
clothes fit, if you appreciate workman
ship, snap and Value; take a look at our
tailoring line.
We are showing some snappy samples
and putting out suits that take the eye ?
$21.50, $29.00, $40.00
Greif Suits in stock $16.75, $24.75
And don't forget we carry the snappy
Bostonian and Commonwealth Shoes for
young men.
It Will Pay You To Trade With Us. Try It.
WlLBURN & SATTERFIELD
In the heart of town In front of the oourtbooae.
SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday
Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 25c
Fresh Stewing Oysters, quart 37c
Our Famous Steer Steaks, lb. 25c and 30c
Fresh Pork Chittlings, 3 lbs for .... . 25c
Fresh Eggs, per dozen 29c
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Lean Stew Beef, 3 pounds for 25c
Fresh Hamburger, lb 10c
Salt Herring, per dozen 15c
Lard, in 8 pound packages, per lb. . . 7c
Pure Fresh Ground Coffee, 2 lbs. for 25c
Red Dog $1.95 Cotton Seed Meal $1.45
Good Flour, per barrel $6.95
AUBREY LONG 6- CO.1
Make Us Your Grocer. Phone 1 13.
Church News
Edgar Long Memorial
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. W. A.
Sergeant, General Superintendent.
11:00 a. m. Preachirig by the
pastor. At this service the pastor
will preach the third of his mes
sages on "The Parables of Jesus."
The subject of the sermon will be
j "The Ten Virgins."
6:45 p. m. Young people's meet
ings. Juniors, Intermediates, Sen
iors, and Young People's depts.
7:30 The pastor will present a
Bible drama entitled "The Vine
yard of Naboth."
Bapt. State Convention
The Baptist State convention, the
largest religious gathering held-Jn
the State, is in session this w^A
meeting with the Baptist church
in Greensboro. Rev. W. P. West,
pastor of the First Baptist church
here, with quite a number of others,
is in attendance.
Week Of Prayer
The Mary Hambrick Missionary
Society of Long Memorial Metho
dist Church is observing the week
of prayer for the first three days of
this week.
At the Monday afternoon session
, the adult circles were in charge. On
(Tuesday afternoon the young wom
en's circles were in charge.
On Wednesday night the program
will be presented by the Juniors and
Bright Jewels of the missionary
society organization.
I Despite inclement weather the
attendance has been very gratify
ing.
Services At Bethany
The services at Bethany Mission
ary Baptist church will be at 2:30
o'clock on second and fourth Sun
day afternoons during the winter
months. Sunday School begins at
1:30. On the fourth Sunday at
2:30 there wil lbe a Thanksgiving j
service. The same pastor. Rev. C. j
F. Hudson of Durham, will serve:
another year.
Methodist Year Closes
The coming Sunday, Nov. 19th,
i will close the conference year for
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the Methodist churches of the North
Carolina conference. The conference
session will be opened by Bishop
Mouzon at Duke Memorial church
in Durham on the morning of Wed
nesday, November 22nd.
The various* churches of the
Metnodist denomination (fourteen
in all) are hard at work trying to
meet their salary and missionary
assessments.
First Baptist Church
Going To The Dogs
My grandpa notes the world's worn
cogs
And says, "we're going to the dogs";
His grandad, in his house ? of logs,
Swore things were "going to the
dogs."
His dad, amid the Flemish bogs,
Vowed things were "going to the
dogs";
But this is what I wish to state.
The dogs have had an awful wait.
?Washington Heraald.
Bible School 9:45 a. m. Dr. H.
M. Beam, General Superintendent.
Preaching 11:00 a. m. Subject:
WHAT MUST I DO?
B. Y. P. U's 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Wal
lace W. Woods, General Director.
Preaching 7:30 p. m. Subject:
MORAL PROGRESS.
A cordial invitation is extended
t all. W. P. West, Pastor.
Bible Dramas
Mr. Herbert, pastor of Long Mem
orial Church, will present on the
coming Sunday night at 7:30 a
Bible drama entitled "The Vine
yard of Naboth."
Meeting Of Stewards
The Board of Stewards of Long
Memorial Methodist Church will
meet on Thursday night, Nov. 18th,
at 7:30 o'clock in the usual place.
This is a very important meeting
and all stewards are urged to be
present.
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Olive Hill P. T. A.
The Olive Hill P. T. A. will hold
Its regular monthly meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. After a
health program by the school chil
dren the county nurse, Mrs.
CBriant, and the Person County
Relief Committee nutrition worker.
Miss McElreath of Durham, will
make talks. All patrons and friends
of the school are urged to be pres
ent