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New Double Door UTILITY CABI- 1
NETS $26.95
BIG BACK BOOKERS
New $11.95
PLATFORM ROCKER
New 524.95
CHAIR AND OTTOMAN | 1
' New $14.95
SERVING TABLES
Used .... $3.75
USED POSTER BEDROOM SUITES ,
Good clean Suite?, See them in
our basement.
GOOD CLEAN 10-P’UCE'.DIN'NU
ROOM SUITES
CLOTHES ITATTPI E .... . . $1 93
MAHOGANY R TAKY •
$7.95 MAIIOI "NY EN’b TABLES ,
ALL MET U ICO 18. ICE REFRIG-1
ERATOR $24.45j
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WANTED SHARE CROPPER, UP j
to 10 acres tobacco and corn crop.
Good 4 room house with electrici
ty. On Highway 49. 6 miles south j
of Roxboro, N. C. B. B. Bullock.
2 ts 14, 18 pd.
FOR SALE— ELECTRIC IRONS
and wiring devices. Electric Ap- -
pliance Co. Thur. ts.
24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE.
Call day phone 3631. Night phones
j 4721 or 2914 or 2733. Tar Heel
, Chevrolet Co. I lon. & Thur. ts.
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BATTERIES
■ A& B Batteries.
' 45 Volt “B” Batteries.
4 i/> Volt “C" Batteries.
DUNCAN'S
Electrical Servants
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SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH
with Grade a Pasturized Milk.
Call 5243 mr early morning de
-1 livery. Elko airy. July. 16-ts
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* tion. please renew, promptly, and
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’ WANTED—I AM A CATTLE DEAL- '
er and will buy your cows, calves,
bulls and hogs that are butcher
size. See Victor Yarborough, Rox
boro, route 2.
June 26 to July 31 pd.tf.
FARM FOR RENT FARM KNOWN
• as Lockett Pow< i ■ 13 tobac- i
co acres, plenty rain land, See or
telephone Mr-. P.uli Crumpton j
Thompson. 2765, Roxboro.
Feb. 14. 18. 21. 1
FOR SALE CHEAP 5 GMT ED
> mare. 7 year? e : addle
and sadalf firee
year' col; reason
ing town. See C. 1 'rUa, '’.'"el
Circle. l-’-l-lStii. j
FOR SALE—U BATTERY
|et. good $-15.03. ill'll
4 771 F. C, FT It, 1• b >i. 18pi j
FARM WAGONS 7Oil SALE. SEE'
Milton Supply C .inpany, Milton, ■
N. C., Telephone.-2SL; May 24 ts. j
MACHINE SHOP OPEN—READY ,
for welcing; brazing, lathe work, i
etc. Bring me yotlr. work. Located
about 7 miles out on So. Boston
road. Charles. O. Buchanan.
Feb. 11, 14, 18, 21. 25, 27. Mar. 4. 7pd.
Ton watch is more valuable
than ever. Take care of it.
Have it cleaned or repaired
By Reliable Watchmakers
GREEN’S
The Square Deal Jeweler
WANTED—SHARECROPPER OR
wage help, J. M. Crabtree, Cedar
Grove, N. C. Feb. 14,18 21, 2S pd.
JjOST—White and black spotted se
t male pig, strayed from home
•bout three months ago. Notify
* l. p. Hardy, Leasburg, Route 1.
FV*. X 4, 21 pd. 1
(WANTED— SHARECROPPER FOR
fbrm 2 1-2 miles from Roxboro on
Oxford highway, 8 to 10 acres to
bacco. Also, for one farm 3 miles
t from Roxboro, 1 mile off Virgillna
highway, 6 to 8 acres tobacco, in
* eluding grain crops for both
farms. Good teams and fanning
•quKxaent. W. R. Woody. 2-14-18,
WANTED—TO BUY NEW OR
used Drink Box and one new or
used cash register at right price.
Write or see me at N. C. Service
Station on North Main St., route
2, Roxboro, N. C. L. T. Evans.
.Feb. 18-21-pd.
DRINKER—DO YOU WANT TO
quit drinking? Go to library and
ask for book. “Alcoholic Anomim
ous.” It will help you.
Feb. 14, 18, pd.
ATTENTION WHITE VETERANS
with farming experience to farm
wit a a veteran, good tobacco
batch, with room arid board, a
chance to get compensation from
government which you deserve.
See Courier-Times.
Feb. 18. 21 pd.
rHO.MPSC7 INSURANCE AGENCY
All kinds of Insurance. First in
volume, first in service. Expert
idvice on veteran’s Insurance. E.
G. Thompson, Walter James.
Henry Gates Mon&Thurs-tf
WOOD—WOOD—WOOD WOOD
for sale at City Milk and Ice Co.
Call 42 33 for delivery. Dec. 3 ts
IT WILL SAVE US TIME AND
postage if you will watch your
label and renew promptly. The
Courier-Times is strictly cash in
advance. M & T ts.
FOR SALE—MARTIN DITCHER
and terracer, tractor trailer. See
Frank Oakley, Roxboro, route 3.
Feb. 18 pd.
MAN OR WOMAN—PHYSICALLY
able and willing to serve 300 cus
tomers on local route, for about
$40.00 weekly—experience unnec
essary-age no handicap. Write J.
R. Watkins, Dept. S—3, Richmond,
Va. 2-18, 25, 3-4 pd.
NOTICE—N. C. SERVICE STATION
open for business on North Main
St. I can service you with every
thing in Grocery line. Come to
see me. L. T. Evans, Prop.
Feb. 18-21-25-28 pd.
YOU MAY NEVER LOSE YOUR TURKEY - gJJJ
Many Have Recovered Stray Mules, Dogs, Wrist
Watches, Pocketbooks And Other Valuable
Possessions with A
Want Ad
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COURIER-TIMES
• The Cost Is Small For The Results You Get
| Kaiser May
Build Houses
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Next Venture
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1 Henry J. Kaiser, the wartime
shipbuilder and postwar automobile
producer, is considering a plan to
turn his mass production genius to
the prefabricated housing industry,
it was reported in Washington, and
there is talk of his turning out
1.000,000 ready-made homes a year,
opening a booming new market for
southern lumber.
Wilson Wyatt, the new huuslog
czar appointed by President Tru
man to expedite the critically
needed home building program,
has conferred with Kaiser in De
troit.
Before Wyatt entered the soene.
the civilian production adminis
tration had estimated the rate of
FOR SALE—ONE MARE HORSE,
excellent for work, priced right.
See John A. Clayton, at Fire Sta
tion, Roxboro.
Feb. 11. 14, lfl, 21 pd.
NOTICE— I WILL SELL ON
March the 2nd on North Main
St. in Thaxton building, one lot
of used furniture at public auc
tion. Beds, Dressers, Chairs, Cub
bard; One lot .of Dislies; One good
i wood Range, one Laundry Heater
I and some auto parts After sale
I there will be a Brunswick Stetv
! free to all. 1.. T. Evans.
Feb. 13-21-25-28 pd.
“NO CUECKEE NO SHIRTEE,"
I was the rule of the old Chinese
! laundry shops, and today it is
“No cash, no paper.’’ Hcfnce the
necessity of watching ycur label
and if your subscription Is about
to expire send in your renewal
promptly.
FOR SALE ONE COLD-SPOT
refrigerator, first class condition.
See Bill Vanhook, Roxboro, Route
One, near Roseville Service sta-
I tion. Feb. 18, 21.
Make Your Next Bag Os Flour
GOLD EAGLE FLOUR
Distributed By
ROSEMAN GROCERY CO.
Roxboro, N. C*.
THE COURIER-TIMES
WMBIBIWIt lIHIROISrtSS
I 6UARD. 1»7.r
WAS AWARDED THE NAVY CROSS FOR HIS
"EXTRAORDINARY HEROISM DURING AN
ASSAULT ON FRENCH MOROCCO. AN ENEMY
PLANE STRAFED THE LANDING BOAT ON
WHICH HE WAS THE ENGINEER.THE BOWMAN
WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED ANDIHt COXSWAIN
SEVERELY INJURED. CLARK WITHDREW THE ri
BOAT AND UNDER HE AW FIRE SPED THE
WOUNDED MEN TO A U S.SHIR ALTHOUGH " - =.^
HIS SMALL CRAFT WAS RIDDLED BY THE
ENEMY'S BULLETS HE RETURNED WITH IT. •HE WAS A SCOUT AT
TO TAKE PART >N THE LANDING ATTACK. |-» SAVANNAH. GA.
prefabricated home-building could '
not exceed 350.000 a year, which v. ;u
far below the number needed, air, ;
offered little promise of easing tlv.
housing shortage for several years.
Wyatt, however, stepped up the po
tential program and set a goal or
850 000 prefabricated houses in r.v
years,
“Kaiser always doubles everyone ;
rise’s figure,” an official of the;
National Association of Home j
Builders commented. “That's the :
way he operates.”
From the lumber standpoint,!
however, this official pointed out
that prefabricated homes use loss
lumber than the conventional house
because gypsum board and set
oral other materials are used ex
tensively. He added that there al-
ESSO GAS & OIL
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Income For Life
IVe now have a health policy and accident policy which will
pay you up to $5,000 per month for life, if you are sick or hurt. The
total premiums are not reduced when you reach 05. You stay on
the pay roll for life and your policy won’t be cancelled out be
cause of old age.
We Also Sell—
• Hospital Policies
• Fire Insurance
• Automobile Insurance;
• Bonds and
• Travelers Tickets.
WE REPRESENT
Mutual Life of New York
The Oldest Life Insurance Co. in America
WE ARE GENERAL AGENT FOR
Ohio State Life Insurance Co.
COLUMBUS, OHIO
• We Want Agents in Oxford, Durham and Burlington. If You
Are Interested See B. B. Knight, Knight’s Insurance Agency
KNIGHT'S INSURANCE AGENCY
The Lone Ranger By Bob Green
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ONE: OF VOU IS A TOWN TAMER AND CROCKETTHERE /1S BIGGER ffip ) WANTS ME TD 6E IF VQU INSIST ON TEACHING
THE OTHER IS A SCHOOL TEACHER, BUT thANIMVSO HE THOUGHT - f A PEACE OFFICER, SCHOOL, WESLEV, VOU LL BE
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Girls Invited To
Butner's Finals
Two final dances In connection
with the closing of Camp Butner are
being planned, with music by big
name orchestras, it was reported to
day by Mrs. R. H. Shelton, hostess
chairman for Roxboro, who says
that thirty girls for each dance are
being asked to attend from this
City. Dates arg February 21 and 27,
and interested young women are
asked to notify Mrs. Shelton or Mrs
Elizabeth Cheek, her assistant.
Both dances will be Informal.
ready is a market for more lum
ber than is being produced, and
the problem is to get production
stepped up, not only for prefabri
cated, but for the conventional type
of homes.
“Get us the lumber and we’ll
provide the homes,” the official
said.
Wyatt's new program calls for the
start of construction of 2,700,000
ihomes of all types by the end of
next year.
NICHT
Couchs
due to colds
are eased, sticky phlegm loosened up,
irritated upper breathing passages are
soothed and relieved, by nibbing Vicks
Vapoßub on throat, chest and back
at bedtime. Blessed relief as Vapoßub
PENETRATES to upper bronchial
tubes with its special medicinal vapors,
STIMULATES chest and back sur
faces like a warming poultice.
.Often by morning most of the mis
ery of the cold is gone! Remember—
ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this spe
cial double action. It's time-tested,
home-proved... the best-known home
remedy for reliev- a m
ing miseries of 3
children’s colds. V Vapoßub
Music for the first will be by Wil
son Humber's orchestra and for the
second by the Lee Kestle orchestra.
• NEGRO NEWS
Miss Margaret Jones, daughter of
A. R. Richardson, is spending today
in Philadelphia, Penn., enroute to
Brooklyn, New York.
Mrs. Annie Richardson, of 510 Ed
ward street, Chester, Penn., has
been spending sometime in Roxboro
with her husband, Sgt. John A.
Richardson.
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a The best protection is cau
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Now
There is no better fertilizer, osk any
of the thousands who have used it.
We can make delivery now.
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FOR SALE IN ROXBORO BY
S. B. WINSTEAD
WINSTEAD WAREHOUSE
ROXBORO. N. C.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 194k*
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes light to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like tlie way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
1 far Cuuehs, Chest Colds/Bronchitis