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5V Galvanized Roofing IN ALL LENGTHS 5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 Ft. WOOD SHINGLES - ROLL ROOFINGS ^ SEND US YOUR ORDERS. ?loxboro Lumber Co. B Home of Quality Lumber THE AVERAGE IS WHAT COUNTS! i? ROXBORO SOLD f 286*620 pounds tobacco last week at an average of $35.00 oer 100 pounds. ROXBORO HAS SOLD 1*619*876 pounds to date. Same date last year 412,352. A gain in pounds sold of 1,198,524 pounds. Yes, every friend to the Roxboro Tobacco, Market has a right to Hurrah! Hurrah! THE AVERAGE IS WHAT COUNTS! A five-dollar bill spent in Roxboro's lead ing Grocery Store will enable you to take home the greatest number of articles possible. v The average price paid is what count! SERGEANT & CLAYTON THE 8TA-KLEEN STORK THE STORE THAT LEADS THEY ALL GET a LIFT WITH A CAMEL! llttl HUU Ml PHONE OPERATOR. Miss Marian Erickson says: '"Camels do freshen up my energy in a delightful way. And they are the mildest cigarette I know. Of course I smoke a lot! But Camels never upset my nerves." HOCKEY STAR. "Bill" Cook. Captain of the N. Y. Rangers, says: "A hockey player can't afford to have nerves. The w^y I guard my nerves and yet smoke all I wane is to smoke only Camels. Their taste sure hits-the spot!" mvr^i^r^irpirTanz.narz. FIX UP For Winter . We have a complete stock of Roofing, Windows, Doors, Frames. Ceiling, Sid ing, Flooring, Mouldings, Mill Work, Mantels, Grates, Lime, Cement, Bricks, Paints, Glass, Oils, e|c., at lowest prices. & - "Everything To Build With" J Roxboro North Carolina * * lnanzrzinanar. GOING and Coming WATKINS A BULLOCK "Everything To Build With" iMrs. Hattie Moore Is a patient in Watts hospital, Durham, where on ! Saturday she underwent a major op eration. Her condition was said to be favorable. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks, .Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Long and daughter and Mrs. -T. M. Bumpass were guests of Mr. and Mrs., R. P. Hedrick In Siler City Sunday. Mr. and- Mrs. H. L. Cooley spent Sunday in Burllntgon visiting rela tives. Miss Jane Carver, Miss Elizabeth Parley, Tony Duncan and R. D. Bumpass spent Sunday in Gibson vllJe with friends. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ellington and children, of Oxford motored to Natural Bridge and Blue field W. Va., returning by way of Greens boro and Winston-Salem. Mrs. Prank Howard, Mrs. Flor ence Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spencer, of fjouth Boston, spent Sunday here as guests of-Miss Hal lie Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt, of Fu quay Springs, spent the week-end here with Mr. and. Mrs. A. J. Harris. Rev. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, of Aurora, were week-end guests in the home of Mrs. Hattie Moore. Miss Mary Brooks, of Roanoke, s Va., is visiting relatives ancLfriends in Roxboro. Mr. and Mrs. ?6scar Dixon, of Mpl lins, S. C., are visiting Mrs. Dixon's father, C. B. Brooks, here. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rippe, Miss Marian Rippe, Mrs. L. Cooper, Miss Dorothy Cooper and Miss Indla< ' Cooper, all of Danville, spent the week-end here with Mrs. Victor Kaplan. . ^ Miss Billy Hedrick has returned to her home in Salisbury, after visiting Miss Prances Critcher here. _ Billy Harris, student at Davidson college, spent the week-end here. James Abbitt, student at Elon college, spent the week-end here with his parents. Miss Ernestine Wilkerson, student at Louisburg-college, spent the week end here. ~. f Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey Long and Mrs. c. P> Womack spent Stmday with their'daughters. Miss Isadore Long and Miss Montine Warmack, of Doqoa aaIIooto D o lni rrVv Mrs. R. T. Hambrlck, of Hickory, I is spending this week with Mrs. Huldah Satterfleld. Dr. W. R. Hambrlck has returned home after spending last week with 'his son, Dr. R. T. Hambrick, in Hickory. I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gentry and children, Mrs. Melvin Clayton and Mrs. Ras Clayton spent Sunday at Charlottesville, Va? guests of Mrs. Clayton's daughter. Miss Geraldine Clayton. Miss Virginia Staple, of Meredith college, spent tthe week-end here, guests of Misses Janie and Lisette Allgood. Miss Mary Bragwell, of Halifax, Miss Kathrine Rogers of Louisburg, I were week-end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allgood. ' Mr. Lawrence Allgood, of Laurin burg, spent the week-end at home. Dr. R. H. Noell, of Rocky Mount, 'spent the week-end here with home folks. Mesdames E. E. Thomas, J. J. ; Woody, R. B. Dawes, O. Z. Gentry, Clyde Bowen and Miss Mary Hester spent Sunday in Greensboro, guests of Mrs. Numa Edwards. Mrs. W. C. Bullock and Can Moore and W. C. Jr.,. spent Sunday at Warrenton. guests of Mrs. Bul lock's mother, Mrs'. Nannie Moore. Miss Marjorle Stanfteld, of Green ville College, spent the week-end at home. Misses Janie and Lisette Alft good; of Meredith College, spent the week-ehd here with their parents, Mr. said Mrs. J. W. Allgood. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stewart and son, MerW Allen, spent several days, this week at Glen Allen, Va. ?n 1 Mrs. Charlie Stewart and chil dren spent Saturday in Chase City. v? T Miss Nell Woods spent the week end with friends at Salisbury. Mrs. Rasa Thompson, of Philadel phia, who has been the guest of *. and : __ aturday for Charlotte to spend Hs week' wrth friends. I Miss Helen Morton, of Raleigh, Ci pent Sunday here with her par* BU- Mr. and Mrs. k. 8. Morton. I 11? . r> | m, Mrs. a. 8. deviamlng spent last 8^ wek-end with her daughter, Mrs ' Tynn, at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Jim Vaughan and daughter, awe returned home after spending few weeks at Columbia, Si C. and tatesvUle. Mr and Mrs. Willie Nichols and hildren, of ReldsvlUe, spent Sun ay her?, guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. '. Nichols. Miss Ola Woody spent last week I t_ Bethel Hill, guest of Mr. and Mrs. i 'ill Mullins. My. p. L Masten. of Elizabeth ?ity, spent the -week-end at home. ! Mrs. E. V. Boatwright spent Frl- II ay in Danville. Mr. Coy Holeman has been confln d to his home on the Roxboro iurhmam highway for the pastsev- ' - ral days. At this writing his cpn- | ?ition is said to be about the same. K Mr. John H.. Carver, who has been enflned to Watts hospital for the last several weeks. Is reported to ? about the same. Hts many friends for him a speedy recovery. WANT ADS OR SALE?Cabbage plants, ready to set out. See Foushee & Wil llams, Hurdle Mills, N. C. 10-31-3p fONEY FOUND?Loser can get same by describing and paying !Z n0tiCe' " R Brown- Hur" dle Mills, N. C? R. 1. Hp IntHE ^OST~Dark bay mule with little knot on left hind leg. weigh ing about 1100 pounds. Last seen r^"Ud yf' R- wilkerson's Sunday: Information will be appreciated. Cellous Regan, Roxboro, r, j, jp -OST? Pointer dog. Liver colored head and ears with liver colored sP?,ys on body, balance of body white with small tick spots. Find er please communicate with D. W. Ledbetter. 'OR SALE?One Orange > County Va nilffl KonJ T? ' ? ?- . jaunty, va., pure bred Jersey heifer, 12 months old. Price. $35.00. Devero' Davis, Roxboro, R. 3. ?TEADY WORK ? GOOD PAY ? Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Person County. No ex perience or capital needed Write today. Me NESS CO., Dept 8 Freeport, Hi. 'IANO?We have beautiful upright piano in this community being returned to us because of pur chaser's Inability to complete con tract. Will transfer this account to responsible party for balance owing. Cash or terms. Quick ac n? H-"* I i Postofflce Box 101, Rox boro, N. O. 1BBAGE PLANTS FOB SALE. Ready to pull any day. On (ale at Moore Brother*, ftexboro, N. C. ILE OF MISS MATTIE MORTON personal property, lnc 1 n d 1 n g househAd and kitchen furniture and piano. Sale at Hpme Place on Main Street Saturday, November 3rd1.; 1934, at ten o'clock A M. EW DESIGNS, NEW CREATIONS , in wall paper. Spring goods In now. D. C. MAY, Durham, N. 0. 2-21-2mo L'RHAM SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE offers complete course in beauty culture. Very reasonable rates. Positions secured for all graduates. Write for particulars. Durham School of Beauty Cul ture, 109 Church Street, Durham, North Carolina. MTERIOR HOME PLANNING means more beautiful homes. Dr'-peries, . slip covers, pillows. Estimates free. D. C. MAY, Dur ham, N. C. 2-21-2 mo MEN AN WITH GOOD CAR: To han dle an old established line of 170 farm and house hold products, steady employment, pleasant out door work, every Item -guaranteed. We help you to succeed, our sales methods bring quick results. Write today for free catalogue. O. C. HEBERLING CO. dept 1823 Bloomlngton, 111. 10-24-2t OR SALE?One Stultz & Bauer piano, in good condition and wilt be sold very cheap. Apply to The Courier office, Roxboro. ALE?I will sell some household and kitchen furniture and a few farming tools on Saturday, Nov. 17, at 10 A. M., at Barnett Moore home place. S. P. Moore. 10-24-2tp CREOMULSION COUGHS Very Much Improved After Taking Cardui ."I have suffered a great deal !rom cramping," writes Mrs. W. A. Jewell, Sr., of Waco, Texas. "I would chill and have to go to bed 'or about three days at a time. I would have a dull, tired, sleepy 'eeling. A friend told me to try Jardul, thinking It would help me ? and it did. I am very much im jroved and do not spend the time n bed. I certainly can recommend Jardui to other sufferers." Thousands of women testily Cardui Mnefited them. If It does not benefit rou, consult a physician. ? Did You See That Shipment Of Ladies Coats We Had Last Week at $9.95, If you chdn't we are ex pecting another ship ment today. Excellent values and beautiful styles. We are showing some ladies nifty Felt Hats at 98c, $1.49, $1.98 Those 9x12 Congo leum Druggets at $i>.95 are not to be sneezed at. And don't forget we sell Good Shoes for every member of the family. Our customers are our best boosters. ' .. It Will Pay You To Trade With Us. Try It. WlLBLJRN & SATTERFIELD p In the heart of town, ll front of the courthouse. A moth's wings are Inflated with air, which is pumped into the pneu-1 matlc wing-tubes from the respira tory organs. The total number of hours of em ployes in industries in Finland are 25 per cent above those of last year. HUSKY THROATS Overtaxed by ( speaking, sing ing, smoking Aubrey Long & Co. "If Its Good To Eat We Have It" Phone 113 Court St. CDCCI A f C for HALLOWE'EN dl EjCIALO WEEK-END OYSTERS Fresh Ffct ^ f - pint . . . *13 Fresh Fish Trout, Spots ? (? ? 3 lbs. fcO Picnic Hams FANCY 4 Be pound . . ?? w Veal Steak Boneless M pound . . Steak Roast FANCY 4 Qc pound . . ? X ? Pork Roast Fresh 4 ^c Shoulder, lb X m Gro'nd Steak Double Cut <JF 2 pounds s3 9 Tomatoes Calif prnlas B 2 pounds m? Lettuce and Cel'ry l()c FANCY Snap Beans S3? 10= Brazil Nuts._. Fancy Fresh 4 Qc pound . . X O Figs, pk 10c Dates, pk 10c Rais'n, 1-1 10c Watch For Our Prizes Given At Person County Fair Next Week, And Make Our Store Headquarters. G. A. MYERS L. R. JACKSON LEE A. WILSON SALES NEXT WEEK Monday Nov. 5th Second Sale Starts 11:40 Tuesday Nov. 6th First Sale Wednesday Nov. 7th Second Sale Thursday Nov. 8 First Sale Friday "Nov. 9 Second Sale Planters Warehouse DANVILLE, VIRGINIA NOTICE! Our Sale next Monday the 5th, is 1st Second. Starts at 11:35. Our Sale Last Monday Averaged 139.47 Bring your next load to Planters Warehouse, Corner Union & Spring Sts. Here are a few of the big averages we are making: Nathan Seamster . . . 450 lbs $289.94 average $64.43 J. W. Oakley 682 lbs $413.58 average $60.80 Nat Warren ....... 482 lbs...... $294.82 average $61.17 L. T. Carver 670 lbs $353.00 average $52.68 Come To See Us Next Week H. S. MORTON W. C. WARREN G. A. MYERS L. R. JACKSON LEE A. WILSON ^ ?
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