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Sales
It is not the policy of this store to make
arfr extended claims, bat our purpose is at all
.times what the jpeople. want, in the bet merchan
v dise find up-to Ate styles.
Notwithstanding the continuation, of .the,
war and "the talk of hard times, our sales for this
month have already exceeded our sales for ine ,
corresponding month last year. r
We do-ndt mention this 'in a boastful ten
dency, but in a spirit of gratitude to those who ,
helped this increase; also as crude evidence of the
fact that time is stamping its approval upon the
quality ofour merchandise and that our service is
meeting your approval. Come to jee us whether
you buy or not.
Ready to-Wear Dresses, from $1.00 to $25.00
Coat Suits from $10.00 to $30.00
Sport Coats from $7.50 to $15.00 .. ; ,
MORTON & SATTERFIELDS
New Stores in Post Office Building
GOUrlTT
nil pWrr.??811 ha? sP9feep to
' " - :r't-"-tWci?inittu.ci;and they were
A GreatSucEleveW: V. r I
dred.Childyep itt PPpftV-diy meant much: in every
erintendeufcBeam HaPPr lw?y; foK education and . will do
Early last"FifdaVr;m
automoDues. 'Carnages. uKSfity5f wwer jtuiui;s. j.i win maKe our
nf..nnoocinocc ' H.ma, , color scneme.oi ycuqw ana . wiuw
and wagons begt h tu roilr in tu wj) Btrd)f Education and oixr school Uhe damage was . not very ' great, ' wa5,c.arrKd.0Ut, ?. r 0T?WV deJ vrz ,
oiowing oni pare or tne rooion . .
tbe dWer -Warehouse, and a for the3fterno?n , disC0?,0.D',:
cbUnuey or two. ' .. ! ? i while -Mrs. .E. P. Dunlap e ?; i
fv , . ' ..,;a reaaing, negro seiequuus, wuivu
loaded down -with, men,' women ooa'rafi feel Jike dealing with our
and childrenIk was a; iquestioit as .teirficfe in a more liberal, way and
to who was thebappiest the' bhilf'.ccoperating with them to an ex-
drenor the fathers and mothers; Hen tjiever dreamed of betore. vve
arte proud of our Su perintendent,
for they all seemed to be alive
with expectancy They had 'all prolyl of bur public school teach-
ers and exceedingly proud" of the
bays:and "girls, largely the handi
Yprk of these teachers. May they
lilong- .-.-.and-. ' continue- T in: this
great- work they have started! ' f
3$es, it was ii great day, L and
theie was glory enough to go all
'around to each who took part in
'making it the success that it! was.
It
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must
to you totknow that
a oieasure
what
a sanitary manner. ;
It is our pleasure
to show you how
Coca-Colo is made.;
Roxboro
Works.
Eotthn
Screen Doors, Screen
Windows and screeri wire
If you I don't want flies
time to w
now is
the
Hillin
noes
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Garden
Rakes
Cultivator
Aval '
Rubber, Hoste 'aUM:, tibe
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old price.
Come to see us,
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.& Gompanyo I
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come to take part in the Counter
I Commencement, the boys ; and
'girls to perform, their parts alia
the fathers and mothers hoping
and expecting that their offspring
would be the successful cou
ant. And the people of
were out to meet them with the
glad hand and to give every en
couragement possible. Yes, it was
a great day for Person Coitrity
and Roxboro, forjn these meet
ings we are all brought close to
gether and here at such meetings
we learn for a truth that (we are
one people and are all interested
in what ever helps the young peo-
pie, helps to make them better;
brighter and more useful.
Too much cn not be said in
praise of our worthy Superintend
ent, Rev. J. "A. Beam, for he lias
worked incessantly for the past
ninety days or more on this Com?
mencement. That his work lifts
been crowned with success is ap
parent to all, for we have heaid
nothing but the highest commen
dation for hjm. To the teachers of
the County is also due, much iered
it for the work they put intothii
Commencement, for the .exhibits
showed that much time and effort
had been given.
It was a great delight to have
these twelve hundred boys and
girls spend the day in our midst,
for tjiey soon are to be the leaders
of affairs in the County and it is a
pleasure to feel that the County
is to be in such good hands,
many of them already show great
leadership. If any one has ever
doubted the future of this grand
old County a glimpse at the throng
here on last Friday would dispel
all such duubts. Person hasgiven
to the State some " able men and
women butthe future holds great
er, things in store for us, or we
are badly fooled in the study of
human nature.
We have been unable to get a
full list of the winners of the vari
ous medals and prizes, but below
we publish a list of the most promr
inent contests:
Dewey Jones, of Wilkerson
School, won the declaimers medal.
Jack Woody, of Bethel Hill High
School was awarded the second
prize.1.
!' Miss Lucile Woody of Jietbell
HiH High School was awarded the
medal in the recitation contest,
sin the spelling contest, which
was the most interesting and hard
est fought contest, Miss Esther
Boyd of Alliance Hall school was
th& w I n ne r, Fith Slfss Annie Wil k
erson of Bushy Fork High School
winning the second prize. C These
? two girls easily put ;to. flight earl y
in ine game anoitne ooys, , ana
for some time fought it out alone.
For the best appearance in the
parade, Hurdle Mills school, was
pronounced the winner.
For the best all ' round exhibit
the prize; went,- to ;:Miss Helen
!.Graves' school, Pinehurst.' . '
I "W)e have been unable to Iget a
J report on the atnletics, but Bushy
fjork High 8choV)h;' walloped , the
: Roxboro Graded School in, the
' game of ball,- with a xScoreVof 10$
tol. i :, :.
The addresswas -delivered by
I w Judge Qassell,, of ' Radford, ..Vav,
, ! and ,was pronounced w a perfect
MILLINERY
OPENING
M Pallie Yancey Pas, ' Millithe ab()Ve peopI f
.On.kst,WednesdymMng.the ; v.y , k,. J. tr ;
most-severe stoiW: exijei ; THe W
AJ.SL;'Mtks 'iJ&-J-:A -!1X Bullock as hostess her homoV
companied.by thaler and mi34-WZ
ni,r. rHiAK oiX mXnA oms bnghteoed the bome ana a.. ;
Another New Telephone1 Line. were very amusing. Assisted ,by-
. .The fpllowing parties signed a.' Miss Elizabeth Noell, . th hostes;,
contract last Saturday to builds served a three course .cohation on,
teiephone line immediately from sma11 cardWes arranged, in the ;
their h6mes to Roiboro: Mess! ling-H,m ui adornedVith yeK';
llKrtlEtiley, Jim Barch, Arthur lw jonquils. On the plate with;
Alleft mobt Ikyant and John u
wnUlVAmurtt.rt -i w0t tractive bunch of jonq uils for each: ;
other shares of stock for sale intuesi'
this tine, in case anyone in the
, nery Opening An Annual
4 Event Of Much Interest;.
On last Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Pallie Yancey Pass had her I
annual spring millinery opening,
and as usual there was a 'large
crowd in attendance, in- fact the
ladies poured in the store" like
they; were making for one of the
dpular. movies.
pknd these openings are worth
e if you have any love for
(the beautiful, for in addition to
Showing almost attractive jihe of
ISniiner hei stpir.Js beautifully
HecorEted, all artistically arrahg-
eofftffexpertsjn this line, ? aridf it
euuj an ii at on misxwcaston
Mrs. J. G. Moore in a very de-
ad": the;
large
neighborhood, please see any 0f "umb,rf outside u.es' 8V her
norae r naay aiteruoou uuai u w
5 o'clock, i Early spring flowers
mingled with potted plants added;
iiriK iiirvji jv.ii i , cl 1,1 . i i . iimiir,. i 1 - - ...
teleplone in their home in this Twice Eiht C"b with a
Mrs. J. W Elliott, -' jbf v South
Boston, :Va., will be over with to the attractiveness ornomepr
Mrs. S. B. Davis, Jr.,Tuesday jThe afternoon was spent . in pla)rj:
and Wednesday Apr. 3rd andthr Sw rook. at the"' close of whichM
elegant refreshments were served; :
consisting of a salad course";
and wilibe glad to demonstrate
the Spire jia Corsets, models for
1Q1A Tf iti11 . Ya ti nlanonra : :t-r
iiiur xv wilt-, a. picasuiu vv i 1 ' 'J
meet you at Mrs. Davis' residence. ! accessories, ice-cream, cake; ana
coffee with whipped cream.
We put "QUALITY" in build
ing material our patrons put
DOLLARS in the bank some
Hail Storm,
Monday morning
was
people uuy; cneap mmoer anu .-put.- , . 1. n i,0:i ' l
kFORTUE in repairs. Kcono- quite a severe fall of hail fcr 6-
mize Dy ouymg viuu-ii juh j; evrimuur ;
ber at right price. CtoP
local and no damage was
dazzhng.electric hsfhts minffhnsr
ing
with the many beautiful ribbons,
of every color and hue, the sight
was worth- going to see. Of
course thege things appeal f to the
men more strongly than the dis
play of hats for these cost them
nothing, while the hats, well just
wait until you see your bill.
However, Mrs. Pass says she has
them this season at prices that
will please even father.
"The showing of Pattern hats
was exceptionally' large, such fa
miliar and popular names as Gage
Bros., The Knickerbocker, Jas.
G. Johnson, Samuel Achs and
Lazarus being shown in great
profusion. We are told that nev
er before has such an extensive
line of pattern hats been shbwn
by her. We assure you that she
is making a spjendid showing, but
do not take our word for it, just
go and see. Mrs. Pass ik being
assisted this season by Miss Odell
Thomas and Mrs. Carrie Petti
grew Bradsher.
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TjtaAilLifeaise
Our, stock ot ladies re
to-wear:is';if
now complete and we Feel sure that we : ,
suit, skirt, waist or dres that ill is
you. We have received manycnSf v
j:iean lfp Day !
Yesterday was clean-up day
here, under the directign of the
Civic League, and a first class job
they made of it. The back alleys
and the town generally is cleaner
Lthari they have been for many a
day. Tin cans were hauled off by
the thousand, Master ; Robert
Featlierston alone having- gather
ed two thousand and eleven. ,
The'lddies are behind this move
mertt and they expect to ; continue
the work until there is a general
cleaning up On every hand, f The
merchants and the citizens gener
ally are cooperating, with them.
'v. ' 60LDEN WEDDING. '2
Mrs. Y. Pass and jMesi 'E:
B. Yancey Merritt Bradsher and
James Yancey attended the gold
en weeding of Mr.Pat Tancey at
South Boston one day last week,
the trip being made in "Mrs; PasV
car. - ?
You (n.bV. good merchandise,
-r-stw i AAA m w m m .iiiuii r.
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Coat Suits
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The only line in RoxborOs that ws
personally selected in fhe Northern mapfjV
Keis inis season, vuuiputc-vui
any other line in Roxboro' and see
difference in style a
pretty, all wool poplin suit m good styiej.y
for only $10.00. fine seMop
price? fromthis up to a hah.dsqfe
embroidered taffeta suit ior$0X
god look at our suits and - you are sure ,
fobiiy' hereV ; (
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Separate skirts and waists
popular and much lf or n this season
have by far the best line of theseltnatJwe
hayesever shown; Skirts 3S:
Waists at 35 cents to $5;
of waists-just in. - jr ,
It will pay you as well as us1orvyou c
to inspect our offerings this season; We
dre PREPARED with the; BIGGEST
; and BEST stock of new goods: inl iRo::
7;bbro. And our prices are very low. a
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