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Start the Boy Right
QIVE that boy of yours a start in life
by opening a savings account for him
in this bank.
Bring him here with you so that we may meet
and talk with him; deposit a dollar in his name and
let him be the proud possessor of his own bank book.
Inspire your boy with an earnest desire
to save, and by the time he grows to
young manhood, he will have a com
fortable nest-egg to enter business '
with or to perfect his education.
Let us help you to start your boy on the right
road to happiness help to make a" real big man
of him.
THE COURIER
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Roxboro, N. C, Dec. 29, 1915
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Everything to build with. Wat
kins & Bullock. N
John Cash will
shoes.
repair you
EOPLES
CAPITAL STOCK $40,000 SURPLUS $4,5,000
"A ROLL OF HONOR BANK"
Roxboro .
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Our Fr Seeds
Are not paying us as they should or could.
Some of these accounts have stood
a long time and we have been
very patient. Please give
your account your "
prompt attention as
we do not wish
to carry it
over to
next
year
"EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH"
Watkins & Bullock.
i Lamar St. Phone 94
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Mrs. W. L. Thomas has return
ed froth Nelson.
Mr. .H. A. Clay is spending
some time with relatives in Va.
Miss Leola Smith is at her
home in Benson for the holidays.
Mr. T. S. Clay spent Sunday
in feouth Boston, Va.
Jufet received a fine car of cheap
flooring and ceiling. Watkins &
Bullock.
Mr. Rupert Bass of Skinwith.
Va., is visiting at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Daniel.
Mr. Howard Hall of Charlott
esville, Va. is spending the holi
days with his mother.
Received today by express a
fresh lot of NUNNALLY'S fine
candies. Hambrick & Austin.
Mrs. S. C. Barnett and Mr.
Bryant Barnett have just return
ed from a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. Geo. Burton of Danville,
Va., is spending the Christmas
holidays here.
We wish our friends a happy
and prosperous New Year. Wat
kins & Bullock.
Remember the Christmas Sav
ings Club opens January 3rd at
the Peoples Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Wade of
So. Boston, Va., are spending
the week here.
Miss Mamie pleasant left last
Thursday ' for Burlington to
spend the Christmas.
Announcement
We wish ton n ounce that we have
purchased the insurance business of Mr.
James H. Whitt and that Mr. Whitt
will hereafter represent our agency in
writing all kinds of insurance. Mr.
Whitt has had seven years experience
in the insurance business and, with
his assistance we are better able than
ever to solicit your business on the basis
of ourteous treatment and accuracy in
every detail.
Cunningham & Long,
All Kinds of Insurance.
Roxboro, - - North Carolina
A Card of Thanks
We wish to thank one and all
of our friends and customers for
their part patronage and we do
truly hope you will favor us with,
you future orders. We will do
our very best to please you.
Wishing for you a merry
Xmas and a happy New Year.
J. L.
GARRETT
Miss Bessie Pettigrew is spend
mg tne w.eeK witn irienas near
Prospect Hill.
Just received 190,000 cedar and
pine shingles all grades. Watkins
& DUllOCK.
The banks in Roxboro are clos
ed, they have each day this week,
observing the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Paul E. Whitehead arriv
ed in Roxboro Tuesday evening
and is visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Markham
and son spent Christmas with
Mrs. R. A. Noell.
Miss Evie Street of Mill Creek
spent Christmas with Mrs. Sallie
Morris.
Mrs. Lillian Foreman has been
the guest of her brother, Mr.
Guy Simpson in Durham.
Messrs. J. B. and Edwin Har
vie and Miss Jane Harvie are the
guests of parents in Danville.
Miss Mollie Walters of Bristol,
Tenn., has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. J. Winstead. '
Mr. H. G. Clayton, Jr. of (
Greenville, Tenn., spent Xmas
at home.
Mr. Jim Farley of Wilson, N.
C. spent the holidays' in Rox
boro. )
k'iss Lela Marcus of Gaff ney,
S. O. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. G. W. Thomas.
Mr. John Morris is at home
from Guilford College for the
Christmas season.
Misses Annie and Claire Har
ris are home from Greensboro
College for Women.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bullock
and Master John spent Christ
mas with relatives at Bullocks
Miss Lessie Mathews of Raleigh
is1 yisi ting Miss Mary Glenn on
route one this week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Meder-
nack are. visiting relatives in
Charleston, S. C.
We make a specialty of In
fant Foods and Nursery Supplies.
We have just what is needed and
guarantee the quality. Ham
brick & Austin.
Seven car loads of building ma
terial in 10 days, if we haven't
wHat you want no one else has.
Watkins & Bullock.
Resolution. -Resolve that I, shall
make Long, Bra'dsher & Co. the
old reliable, the place to do my
hardware, business for 1916.
No long waits for prescription
work at our store. We have the
needed drugs and all modern ap
paratus -for - facilitating Com
pounding.,; Our hobby is prompt,
accurate prescription service.
Hambrick & Austin.
Fromt teh cents a week to- $1.00"
will entitle you to membership to
the Christmas Savings Club at
the Peoples Bank. v
Miss Clyde - Daughtridffe, of '
Rocky Mount, arrived in Rox
boro Tuesday evening and is the
guest of Miss one .Long.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tilley of
Durham, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Burtoi) this
yveek.
Mr. C. S. Barnett of Lynch
burg is spending the holidays
here tne guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barnett.
Mr. Clyde; Long of Winston-
Salem, spent a few days here
the first of the week, the guest
of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C.'Cassell,
Jr., of Roanoke, Va., are spend
ing some time visiting in the
town and County.
Mr. and Mrs.. Stephen Wilker-
son and children, of Farmville,
N. C. are the guests of Mrs.
Wilkerson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Mitchell.
Miss Louise Stalvey, a student
at Carolina Training School in
Greenville is at home for the
holidays.
Miss Rachel Goodwin, a stu
dent at Flora Mc Donald College
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
J. A. Noell.
Miss Pauline Thompson, who
is attending the Southern Con
servatory at Durham, is at home
for the holidays.
Mr. Wm. D. Lewis from Roc
ky Mount, is at home visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Lewis.
Mr. Paul Brown, student at
the University of Va. is spend
ing the holidays in town with
his parents at Hotel Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allen and
Master Webb Loy of Louisburg,
Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Webb of La
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Webb of Kinston, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Webb and children of
Thomasville and Mr. C. E. Webb
of New York, spent Christmas
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Webb.
FOR SALE -One fresh cow.
W. W. Wrenn. .
WANTED - Pirie framing.
Write Box 141, Roxboro, N. C.
FOR SALE-Good dinning
room suit, Bed room suit and Pi
ano. All in good condition and
will be sold very reasonable. See
or write Mrs. V. Kaplon. (12-15-tf )
LOST Ring, made into pin
with bar across it with T. H. J.
on it. Finder please return to
Courier office and receive reward.
v Lost Near Cuningham Town
ship, about ten days ago, one
brown and white spotted setter
dog. Finder return to R. C.
HALL, Roxboro, N. C. and re
ceive reward.
Lost Between Roxboro and
Durham Sunday night, a brown
leather collar bag, " containing
razor and strap, collars marked
"F" and other articles. Finder
will receive reward by leaving it
with A. R. Foushee.
Everything For
The Fruit Cake
Citron
Lemon Peel
Orange "
Seeded Raisins
In fact everything you
need to make a. real FRUIT
CAKE.
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Sergeant
& Clayton
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1915 E fflO Wffi
1916
At the threshold of the new year we want to express.,:
our appreciation of the good will and patronage textended to
us during the past year. We have tried;as never before to
promote the interest of those who trade with us and we have f
substantial evidence that our efforts have not been in vain..
During the coming year we shall maintain the highest:
standards qf professional poarmacy, the highest' quality of
goods and the best possible service. -In doing this we shall
place the interest of our customers above our own.
We wish to thank all our friends and customers for
favors showm and extend to each our best wishes for.
A HAPPY, HEALTHY ANO PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Penslar Preparations i Fountain Pens.
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Get The Best.
It costs no, more.
Insure with Satter
field and your pro
perty is protected
every hour of the
day and night. Ov
er $50,000,000.00
Assets behind this
Agency. Have you
investigated that
combination policy
of the Jefferson
Life, if not do so at
once, it's worth
your while. See S.
P. Satterfield, DO
IT'NOW.
Satterfield Ins.
Agency
"Old and Tried"
Groceries
Groceries
Groceries
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Groceries
Groceries
G roceries
Just received a
good car of hay. .
Flour and Mill
feed at the right
price.
SHOES
I have in stock a
complete line of
shoes and invite
you to see my line.
Hugh Woods,
The Groceryman
A. Lipshitz extends his Greetings;
May you be truly happy in this
time of general rejoicing. May
you go about spreading good will
among your neighbors and thus
gain the full spirit of the holidays.
May laughter, kindness and for
giveness fill your hearts.
Merry Christmas and a happy
New Year to you all; Accept
many thanks for your liberal pat
ronage given us, in the past and
trust that you will favor us like
wise in the future.
The Store of Values.
Come to the Farmers , Hardware
when you want wood heaters, coal heaters,
or cook stoves, we carry a full line and the
price is right. We carry afiilljine of Hard
ware at all times. We carry gun shells
hunting coats and leggins at a low price.
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thing in this line. :
Hardware for the Home & Farm
Farmers
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