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There are many questions confronting
you every day One of the most impor
tant is where Will you have your bank ac
count. If you havent already solved this im
portant question, permit us to offer vou
the best services of our bank. The mat
ter of being associated with a reliable
growing, modern, bank, is important. We
otf'er you every convenience and assurance
ami we want you with, us. Come and set
tle Hie question of WHERE you will do
your banking. We are glad to extend you
the invitation.
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350 squares of painted and galvanized
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500 squares of 2 V, 3 V and 5 V gal
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200,000 cedar and pine shingles.
Large stock of 1, 2 and 3 fly rubber
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Insure that property which has cost
you years of hard work and which can b6
reduced to ashes in a few minutes. Better
have it and not need it than need it and
not have it.
Protect, your family, creditors and old
age with a Jefferson Standard Life policy.
T.i5 pre miums paid to "the JEFgRSON
will be returned to your community to
help turn the wheels of progress.
Our experience is worth something to
us and might prove valuable to you.
SATTERFIELD INS. AGENCY
"Old: and Tried"
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Roxboro, N. C, Dec 2, 1914.
Everything to build with. Wat
kins .& Bullock. 1
John Cash will repair your
shoes. V ' 1
R. P. Michaels, of Durham was
a Roxboro visitor Friday.
You can tuy a nice cloak with
Llittle money at A. Lipshitz.
Look at Hugh Woods stock of
shoes it is to your interest..
Mr. T. A. Noell of Timberlake
was a Roxboro visitor Monday.
Miss Annie Laurie Barnett
spent last Thursday in Raleigh.
Mr. R. E. Brooks of Lexing
ton visited his parents last week.
Mr. Jas. Farley of Durham was
in town ihe first ri the week.
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Large stock of 5 V galvanized
roofing at Watkins & Bullock.
Dr. Nelson Thomas of , Oxford
was a visitor to Roxboro Sunday.
Mr. Crilp Barnett resigned from
Mr. Hunters this week.
Try that Royal Pattent flour at
Hugh Woods.
You can save $5.00 by buying
your cloak from A. Lipshitz.
Mr. Eugene Clayton spent last
Thursday her visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Haywood Clayton.
W. R. Cates of Trinity College
Durham, N. C, was a visitor to
relatives here Thanksgiving.
Mr. Roy Tilley of Durham was
visitor to friends here one day
last week.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas returned
Sunday from Oxford where she
has been visiting, for several days.
Miss Lottie Rogers of South
Boston,' Va., visited the family of
J; W. Chambers last week.
Mr. Connor Merritt, of Kinston
spent several days here last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Alene Webb has returned
after a visit of some time to
Thomasville.
Miss Sarah Moore of Warren
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
0: Bullock.
Be sure to take advantage of
the special on LaJies, Misses and
CMldrens Coats at A. Lipshitz.
Big bargains in Coat Suits and
Cloaks and a big stock to select
from at Harris & Burns'.
I. O. Wilkerson, of Durham
was a visitor to friends' here Sun
day. I will sell you meat cheap, for
cash during these hard times.
Come to see me. J. H. Loy.
It takes mighty little cash to
buy a nice Ladies,. Misses or
Child's cloak at Harris & Burns'.
Mr. J. A. Denny, of near
Leasburg was a pleasant caller at
this office yesterday.
Mr. W. G. Scoggin, of Lynch
burg, Va. is visiting friends and
relatives in town this week.
Mrs. Joe Swartz spent last
Wednesday in Durham visiting
'friends.
Mr. I. D. Wharton of Greens
boro visited Mr. H. W. Winstead
last week.
We enjoyed a pleasant call last
Friday from our good friend Mr.
W. 8. Lawson of Route 5.
Miss Mary. Goodwin returned
Monday night from a visit to
Lumberton.
If it is a gun you want go to
the Farmers Hardware Co., they
are making a special price now.
Lowest prices on galvanized and
painted tin shingles. Watkins &
Bullock.
Mr. and Mrs. Kl L. Street of
Qxf ord spent Thanksgiying here
with Mrs. Street's ' parents, Col.
and Mrs. W. L. Lewis. '
Each teacher in the county is
surely expected to attend the
teachers meeting in Roxboro Sat;
Dec. 5th. v
Mr. Stephen Rozycki of- Wash
ington, D. C, spent the past week
here hunting with his friend, Mr,
A. M. Burns.
Mr. T. F. Cheatham and family
have moved into the residence be
longing to Mr. J. S. Bradsher on
South Main Street. ;
Miss Vivian Putnam of Oxford-
College, spent from Thursday un
til Monday here visiting her pa
Tents, Rev. and Mrsl.D. K Put
Miss Pauline ' Thompson of the
Durham Conservatory of Music
spem) the week-end with her
parents. v .
Mrs. J. A. Long, Jr., and little
son left yesterday morning for
Lock Haven, Pa., where they will
spend a month with relatives.
Mrs. J. D. D. Richmond and
children have returned home after
spending the summer at Ayden,
where Mr. Richmond has been en
gaged in the warehouse business.
Mrs. E. J, Lynch and Mrs. J.
H. West of Greensboro, who have
been on a visit to Mrs. A. R. Fou
shee for a few davs retiVrned to
their homes Monday.
Just got in two cars' of that fam
ous Royal Pattent Valley flouV,"
everybody should try -it, every
barrel is guaranteed and will sell
at half pattent price. Hugh Woods
Miss Mamie Jeffreys, of Chase
City, Va, arrived in Roxboro
last Thursday evening and is
spending sometime with Miss Lu-"
cille Pass at The Pines.
We enjoyedva pleasant call yes
terday from our. friend Mr. H. A.
Clayton of Route 1,. He says his
crop this year is short and inferi
or. Mr. R. C. Hall had the misfor
tune to get his arm broken one
day last week. He was trying to
crank a Ford automobile when it
kicked backwards.
The Board ) of Education will
meet first Monday, Jan. 3rn, all
who have business for the con
sideration of the Board, remem
ber the date. J. A. Beam, Supt.
, Mr. J. E. Dixon, one of , the
large tobacco planters of- Cedar
Grove, was in town yesterday
with tobacco, selling at the Hy'co.
He favored us wTith a pleasant
call.
Miss Nellie Swartz, the popular
accommodating clerk at the gener
al delivery window at the post of
fice, spent sevieral days last week
visiting friends in Lynchburg, re
turning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. M. R. Long lef last Thurs
day for Bartow, Fla., where she
will visit her parents for about' a
month. She was accompanied as
far as Raleigh by Mr. M. R.
Long, the trip to Raleigh being
made in His Hudson Six.
Mr. H. W. Foushee, who has
been visiting friends here for the
past several days, left yesterday
morning for Winston-Salem. He
wifl represent the Royster Guano
Co. in the western part of the
State the coming year.
Don't forget to go to your
school next Friday for your Com
munitv Service Day. Then come
to Roxboro on next Saturday for
County Progress Day. Please
come one and all and bring a
lunch. This is grown folks day,
and 1 plead that you come and let
us have a social time as citizens.
J. A. Beam.
Rev. N. C. Yearby, who has
been occupying the parsonage for
the past year, has moved into one
of Mr. W. A. Sergeant's houses
on Academy St., and Rev, C. R.
Ross will occupy the parsonage.
This- change becomes necessary
owing to the fact -that the Method
ist church here and the churches
which formerly made up this field
! own the home jointly.
Some sales made during the past
week by Thaxton & Burc at the
Winsteads Warehouse.
Tom Gooch 1014 lbs. for $143.87
A. L. Clayton 826 lbs. " $m.23
C. C. Clayton 568 kk " $89.86 J
Zeb Riley 402 " " , 67.16 i
Sid Pettiford 378 " " 70.48
Perkins and G. 1052 " kk 230.70
Thomas '& Carver 1160 lbs. for
S272.45, Wolfe &Crabtree 716 lbs
for $190.77, Mary Mitchell ,468
it
$90.70, Mrs. Fannie Dunn 622
for $155.41.
Come on to Headquarters, the
home of high averages. Thaxton
& Burch will make you a good
sale.
How To Give Quinine To Children.
FEPRILINE is the trade-mark name given to an
improved Quini ne. It is a Tasteless Syrup, plea s
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know it is Quinine.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
it the next time you need Quinine for any pur
pose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The
name FEBRIWNE is blown in bottle. 25 cents.
Special on Children, Boys and
Misses Hose
For the next week only, begin
ning Dec. 5th I am going to offer
the following big reductions on
Childrens, Boys and Misses Hose,
in order to make room for my
holiday goods: Tiger brand, Drum
mer Boy, Dixie Girl, all fresh new
stock direct from factory. Sizes
range from 5 1-2 to 10. These are
all extra good 15c values and will
be sold for a weebonly? beginning
Saturday at 10c, jComeearland
get me pick. uiny Ajnamuers ; y
EGGS! EGGS!
- Try a package,
of Dr. Hess' Poul-
stock tlie market.
Sergeant & Clayton,
. "Phone 23"
Special
On Ladies, Misses and Children's
Cloaks. Haying bought an entire line of
Sample Coats from one of our leading
Manufacturers of New York city at less
than half price of their real value, we
have decided to give our , customers the
benefit of our good fortune. If you in
tend buying a cloak this season we can
save you up to $5.00 on a coat.
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Ladies Coats worth Ladies coats worth v
$8 or more sped- $12.50 to $15,
. al price 4.98 special price 7.69
Ladies Coats worth Ladies coat worth
$9 to $10, special $15 to $18, speci-
price j5.98 al price 9.86
A great many more bargains too nu
merous to mention. Save money while
you can.
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Does your scalp itch? If, so, heed this
warning Nature is saying: "Your hair needs .
food" When the hair falls out, it is harder
to restore it than to keep it vigorous while
you have it. Everyman and woman should
use a hair tonic while their hair is still heal
thy. Frequent, thorough brushings are also
necessary for your scalp and hair. We have
the tonics, the brushes-everything you need
to keep you healthy from head to toe.
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drug store goods
Gome in Person
Mail Your Order
Phone Your Order
Of course, we ar
glad to have you come
ih person whenever
possible but don't do
without drug store
goods because you can
not conveniently come.
"Come ' in Person
Phone or Write."
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