. -..s. . . ... .. ."1,1. . i k. 7 1, Noell Br6s.yPropritbrs VOL. iXXXIII , . . . V.: WRENflOIOKEpSOIt, The home of Mr. and Mrs. JL. Dickerson a bhort distance South of Kenbridge Va. was the scene of a very pretty wedding Satu rday Dec. 2nd at 12:30 b'clofe i i). m., when their attra.tiVe..dauhtert Miss Lucy became the bride of Mr. Dexter L. Wre,iin, '.a .popular young business man of Kenbridge. The ceremony was performed in the presence of alarge. number of relatives and intimate friends by Rev. S. S. Robinson of Victoria. The hall and 'parlor were beau tifully " decorated with running cedar, ferns, pink chsahthemums and pink candles.' Before the ceremony "Medita tion" was rendered bV Mis. S. B. Watkins, who'also furnished the wedding music. The bride and groom descended the stairway and entered the par Jor together to the strains "of the wedding march frqm Lonhngrin and stood under an acch before an improvised altar. During the cere mony Schumannis "Lraumerei" was played. The bride wore a handsome fur trimmed greeu broad cloth suit To theditor: - : I ; Aftelp teding The Courier for this week, I felt that I; wanted to tell you of my appreciation espe cially of your editorial on "Christ mas",' It has the true teaching of Christ in it, I believe, and I am glad you stand for such, and through your paper are willing to encourage others to follow same. - I also iioti( ypur determination to continue to improve your pap er and I assure you of my best wishes. A paper is one of the best assets to any community and I trust Person county and Roxboro will .appreciate your earnest efforts, I want to thank you for the copy you have so kindly, sent me and will say that I have come to look forward since coming to Roxboro to live, for it to come outeach week. May much success meet your in the future. Yours truly, v Carleton E. White A LETTER OF APPRECIMION. ; FRENCH jBOQP? ; REGAilLiaaSSEOiyi I ' IjM w 1.1, i if,..; wauic uu fiw J., : -: t 1 '.:t Advance of Teuton, in DoSrud- i ' ww,wwo ga Region Bring. Thei mf S UNION SERVICES. On next Sunday night the peo ple of the town will worship with with hat to match, and carried an! the Baptist congregation in a un- :sirm full of white chrysanthemums. The groom wore black broad cloth. Immediately after the ceremony the happypair left for a wedding trip South. Kenbridge News. ion service, Rev. D. F. Putnam will preach the sermon. The public is cordially invited to at tend this ser? ice. UNQh ERICK (Hard and aalmon) CEILING-(Cheapest to Best) FLOORIN G-( All Grades) Siding Boxing Windows Doors Mantels Lime. KILN DRIED LUMBER OUR SPECIALTY. Roxboro Lumber Co. "Home of Quality Lumber." PRESTON SATTERFIELD, Sect'y.& Manager. me Dnusn prime minister wui reply Tuesday afternoon ' ipllh house of commons , to; thejsrl man peace note which haipg transmitted by the Anterican ambassador to the BritislSian French foreign offices; van$ also will outline ;he policy 6f thf MB government a - pronounclmMt; that will have a far reaching feet on the world war. French troops have r me enure occupancy oj? Chambrettes farm nbrthef of Verdun and about the center of their advance of last 1eel Prisoners taken in the wWst French thrust ' on the lerdqn front now total more than If, dOO in addition to 115 cannon atid 197 machine guns captured cfrj de? stroyed. Paris reports tiie fe- 3 .i ' '.r til pulse of several German ffe sive attempts in the; Somfne rer Unofficial estimates male in Berlin place , . the losses M the French Army to date at 2,$bo,0(o men and HeeBritish los lit 1,3000,000. The Aglojfen6h losses on the Somme totSe? end of November are estimated fat 800,000, the British share Vjbelng 550.00Q. The German losses ton ibpi;a$cl4red. Germans to have been less-shan 500,000. In the region of Buzeri, Berlin states, the soldiers of Field Mi.r-1 shal von Morkensen have been unsuccessul in minor engage ments. Petrograd asserts that in the region of the Filipechti raiload station, east of Buzeu, hostile attacks were arrested. .H" : ''t.. . A.. BKI1 i ? Miss:BeselVIaettigrW;and and Mrs. John RPettigrewf J D. jF. Putnam performing " the cej-emoiiy im meaiaieiy , arcer . tne ceremonjr the coupfefi lef tolrtte j SUriDAY m&:k$M4i nil ni 1 1 1 r i Trnnii ffrnTD in CHRISTMAS -"WISHES Ma.the. SPIRI1 of GHR.IST MXMajke happjl'oiir Holidays and Shine far intone New Year. And now we wish to thank the people of Roxboro and Per son" County for their liberal pat ronage during 1916, And in 1917 we are going to serve you better than ever, so make our store your tore. We want your business, we are going to try and deserve it. And wishing you a prosperous NEW YEAR, we are ' ' ..- r.i;,- ' ; Yours for Hardware, Miss Pattie Robertson Dies At State Normal. IVIiss Pattie Robertson, a stu dent at the State Normal Greens boro, died Saturday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock in the college infirm ary from the effects of typhoid fever. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Robertson of Woodsdale, were at her bedside when the end came. The remains were- taken to Woodsdale' Saturday night, ac companied by the grief stricken parents. The funeral arid inter ment took place at Woodsdale Sunday afternoon. Miss Robertson, who was a member of the senior class of the State Normal, was a lovable young woman and quite popular among the students and her' untimely death at the age of 20 years will be the source; ; of great sorrow among her : ' f rieridsrGreensboro NeWS. i ;"; . - . competent military authority," says an Overseas News agency statement today. : ; f. Oh the same authiorityj the French losses on the SoAme up to the end of November are etimat el at iw) Jess;; thap )00(K and tfiblihfi itishMio:) yc : y' --'w vyyui vw" wwwv; ;,.wfV: the beginning of the war have been 3,866,000 ; ;an6rphPri& jossea i300,OOQt or altogether 5, lUUiUUU. xnese ngures are pasea on most reliable' data. They , do not include the losses of the color ed trdops of both the French and British :armies, but as :hese color ed auxiliary troops are always used as much as possible m great attacks, the total of French and British losses probably is several hundred. thousand higher. y : : "In the engagements of the Som:' me since July 1, 140- French and British divisions have been em ployed. These were drawn from all parts of the front from the ocean to Switzerland. I'he majori ty of the divisions, after short rests, returned twice or even three or four times to the front. 'The French losses on the Som me up to the end of November are estimated as at least 250,Q00 and the3ritish at 580,000, men. Thus the total of vFrench - and - British tively estimated as at least 800,000 men. They, therefore, exceed con siderably the German losses as es timated by Germany's enemies at 690,000 men. As a matter of fact the, German losses were much less than 500,000 men. At the same time it must be taken into consid eration that about 76 per cent of all the German wounded, after a short time, are able to 5 return to the front, tha iks to the excellent medical care they receive and the high standing of German su rgeon- north;bbund traisf 'H orJipmfitsJiH Virginia where . the . 4w ill spend their fibneympo iiaQbst charm ing0ungjlay with it host f friepdsi JwhUe groom is one of the leading ybiing men of the town, and their friends wish 'for them the happiest inf life. I will pay a good price ; fbr;50 OOQ jbs the good clean scrap de liyefed at the Hyco Warehbusel Suppose you have your scrap sold at auction and get market priced Try it and see ho w much more money you will get for it. R. A; Pass. ' : - 12-6-16. achersfMrslllg ana jsiiss -rewi veu vfey Christmas tree m the :infant room aljffiisluBtf by ';uiemtfli'& ' WitM Qhsijm;feefo given : mi the auditorium. 1 hero moo n lavmi Aivtnrn rtpAconr.-ann Tr : presents presented were numerous. y,i Otf tJjjrisSasiiight the resby-1naiiudayScW)oljoyedan I entertainment, .which consisted of ongs,recjiauons. : eic. : ioiiowea ; oy generous- , aistnDuuonm ffood thinsrs for evjery ; member of thftschooL. J , lUDNEYIPIKS fOR BACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO B1ADDE2 4 f 1 t v f 11 O ca Iv' A' V-.-. . . TH E U N IVEB SAL CAR new Ford with its large Viator and enclosed ;? 5tan streamline hoodwith crown endirsboth y Iront and rear; entire black finish and hickle; tr jm "V mings, presents a splendid appearance; Air the ; same time Ford cars have never been made better, J-froni every point of vie w than they, arei rbeing made today. The experience ; of .bujlding,', more;-4 than fifteen hundred .thousand of fthem means - nignesc quality witn; lower cosis nunaooui; fcaso -Touring car $360 Coupelet $505 Town ; Car ;$595 V Bushy Fork High School News. I oooofcoooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooccocccco Rnchw IT irlr Hi orb 'sp.hnol finsm X : ' , ; o . a ks Bi. kkkk VKB 9&a JTwHoir Ion '9nH Mr the hfthrfnve Z STrV 1 ITA 1 i 1 II T f LI Jl' VA.y iv.vy. J VI umi uuiiuuj " l W - I I ""J J ,11 - 'I I auu. win le&uuie vvuin. jjuuua,y i p yQ J dan. iyi. The following made the Honor Roll for the month ending Dec. o Nervous Women. When the nervousness is caused by constipation, as is often the case, you will get quick , relief by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets also improve the di gestion. Obtainable everywhere, 0 in 15th Mary Hester and Etta I o Hester, both in the 7th grade. r : () Notice. At this season of the year our i ; I thoughts turn to those whose j ' I have bought an interest in the g f IjpnH IV hllQinPS iiiuuic uw ,xfccavic uiiii uvt v 1 w has better thin hearty zah, and have installed some new yQ jjiggei and and are nqw ready to serve, '.te:exteiidftO'yOU .aS in an uptodate way. We have se- , ., , i.' A eured.Mr. Jonah Gentry for;our o nd OUr Sincere thanKS. miller, and there's no better mm- - r , er in these -parts. He will be glad o to receive your grain and win turn g May the holiday s all be happy ones We gs. greeting 0 out the'best flour and corn meal g ; possible. W. A. Carver. g o o 1 - s ;:.!.. '.. I ; r M , ( ( ' 1 - 1 '( May the love of right living, cherfulnessA Our Jitney Offer This and 5c. o vs - . 1 - ,r-Uo;ff D0N'T,MISS THIS. Cut out g ' ana putnuiiMii uugmiu this slip, enclose with 5c and mail l i--. uu U - fAn?'" it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield! , yuwi Ave., Chicago, III., writing your g , v c 11 name and address clearly. You g May 1V17 be best Ot all. will receive in return a trial pack- g ' f . Tar Compound; for coughs, colds, Constipation Causes Bad Skin. A dull and pimply skin ; is due to a sluggish bowel movement Correct thi? condition and j clear New Life Pills. This mild laxa- and croup; Fole Kidney Pills, g five taken at bedtime will assure for pain m sidesand back; rneu- you.a full, free, non-griping move- matism, backache, .kidney -and g rr,ont. in t.hp mftmifHT? Df VC Olltl UiaUUCI ttim x ynj v, O - : i'.-I ' rr 1.1 'i. I. 1 .. m -I 1 V .0 o the dull, listlesa feellng resulting rtic Tablets a wholesome :.and , . ;V Roxboro's.Best .Store y.j;. 1 from overloaded intestines" and! thorobl.V cleansing cathart.c, ". ,.,v;-?V .'-i.tf. .V dujolshirverIi bottle t-day. .ftf.nP bilionsnessheiid-. :eMMceeMMOM esoWSS8scccsscc: - . j V-.:. : " - 1 At all Druggists; 25c'. r; . .1 , i- I. t .

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