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VOL. XXXIV
ROXgORO, NORTH CAROLINAftMl
Number 38.
List t t
Coun-y
;:Pt:rn ; hnri! rts;, si: sec ovota cAixEDm you jcnow a
! SOLDIER BOYS
Members
d Cross tnapter. me oergeant, Mrs K A Spencer, Mrs. . - i
Luna Thomas, Mr R A Spencer, Mrs Fifty of Roxboro's aoice Youne Men' ; R A RV VrI TI f 117
. . D m. Andrews, Mrs. r. s"n ' w inomas Left This Morning for Camp.
Ml. r E Austin, Mrs. W. , "Tn- inomas iVlrs- K J league,
stin. Mi. i- r- A Dr R J Teaeue. Mrs Woodson Uftm9s
Miss Gladys Beam, Mr.
J. A. Beam, Kev.
Austi
j. Allen
tip Burch
i. P.nnu Mrs.
(Til
-f- T nr AlilV TtnTOPt.t..
t a Ream,
. n-iyKl orovM)
cher. Miss
4'.
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Mr. J. w . Auguuu, Mrs. Nat. Thbmmon. Mr : vt TrtW Vi tuc ovtutcl f .A1 :
j x tuvuiir i - - -!. ....,"
TO SEE WIN $400.
Mrs. A. M. Burns, Mr. A. M.
Janie Burns, Mr. Mer-
son, Miss Pauline Thompson Mrs y 1181 fr?m necessity be a sadrMOST LIBERAL OFEER EVER
Graham Thomnsnn. Mi TiJ accasion still, the send off this monr-
Thompson, Mrs. R H Stevens, Miss ?g .coud but bring joy toeir hearts,
Ada Tucker. Tr v J Tnt.. tHu. for jt shwed in no uhmisf akable manr
Lucile Umstead, Mr James Yancey, esteem in which they are V
Mrs. J S Yarborough, Mr J 8 Yar-; V - " ;V lfl?crow?m
borough, Mrs W C Watkins, r. wattenda to wish-the boy God speed
C Watkins, Mrs G W Walker Mr G.'Tr estet:m a thousand to
W Walker. Mi Nrma w.iu. f fifteen hundred. The . following pro-
Willie E Walker, Mr J E Wade Mr"1 h?d n aed.
m n . . 1 Parade. From in fronr n-f
i 11 - W III I VW O rl A lios UfAkk HIT TTT i " v
Bradsher. E .w Wi.u c n the Local Board.
, E. Brader mt . --'--; , of Police, carrying flag
. Ayhur Burch, Mrs. vy . . duuock, w v nvvu, tf,
Mr'' i. ir. o t J Winstead. Mrs Tn S Wmf u
! r.rl Bradsher, Miss Eugenia H W Winstead, Mr. H W Winstead,
1 -e?-A' BANK ACCOUNT FOR
-BABY
Sue Bradsher, Miss Mildred i
offiec of
m. tan
Bradsher, Miss Annie uauiric iiactLr
Irs c. B. Brooks, Mr. C. B. Brooks,
pr v. A. Bradsher, Mrs. Charlie
Beaver. Mr. Charlie Beaver, . Miss
Lizzie Bunipass, Mrs. H. G. Clayton,
)Ir. H. ('- Clayton, Dr. W. B. Crisp,
Mrs. R. C ole R- G Cole Mr
Bcrley Clayton, Mrs. L. M.' Carlton,
)jr. L. M. Carlton, Mr. C. C. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Bessie Cannady, Mr. G. J.
Crishwa, Mrs. H. L. Crowell, Mr. H.
i Crowell. Mrs. Eliza Carver, Mrs.
a V. ( iavton. Mrs. Anna E. Cole,!
)jr; KuU'ii Cheek, Mrs. E. D. Cheek,
)fr, E. I'. Ch?ek, Mrs. J. W. Chambers,
3Ir. F. Carver, Mrs. A. P. Clayton,
),. V. T. Calton, Mr. W. T. Calton,
:.Ii:..it. Calton, Mr. J. H. Carver,
Mrs. A. S. :eVlaming, Mr. A. S. de
Vlaniir.:. ns Isabelle deVlaming,
isS Mar: m deVlaming, Mrs. W. T.
DaniCi. .1. A. Dailey, Mrs. J. A.
Dailey. Mr-. E. P. Dunlap, Mr. E. P.
Dunlap. Mrs. 0. W. Dowd, Rev. O.
W. Do-.v.i. Ir. T. B. Davis, Mr. W.
B. Davis. Mrs. W. R. Day, Mr. S. B.
Davis. Mr. E. M. Davis, Mrs. SB.
Davis. Mrs. Edwin Eberman, Mr. Ed
to Eberman, Mr. Edwin Eberman,
Jr., Mr. John Eberman,: Miss Bettie
(Eberman. Mrs. J. M. Fpx, Jr., Mr.
I.M. Fox, Jr., Mrs. A. R. Foushee,
Kr. A. R. Foushee, Mrs. I. Feather-5
stone, Mrs. Troy Freeland, Mr. Troy
freeland, Mrs. E. B. Foushee, Mrs.
EB. Foushee, Mrs. R. I. Featherstone,
Jr., Mrs. R. I. Featherstone, Mr. R.
T. Featherstone, Miss Elma Feather
stone, Mrs. R. W. Featherstone, Mrs.
John Ford, Mr. John Ford, Mrs. Lil-
n Foreman, Mr. J. L. Garrett, Mrs.
R. H. Gates, Mrs. Robert, Gentry, Mr.
J. L. Gentry, Mrs. A. H. Gentry, Rev.
J. M. Hester. Mr. John Harvey, Mrs.
W. H. Harris, Mr. W. H. Harris, Mrs.
W H Harris. Mrs. R L Harris. Mr R
I Harris Miss Marv Harris. Miss
-Nettie Lou Harris, Mr Flem Ham
let, Mrs. W R Hambrick. Mr. W R
Hambrick. .Mr.-Robt. Hambrick, Mr.
GO Hall. Mrs. T W Henderson, Mr.
TW Henderson, Mrs C H Hunter, Mrs
John E Harris. Mrs R C. Hpst.pr. Mrs
T T Hester, Mrs Nora Jones. Miss
Margaret Johnson, Miss Kathleen
Mnson, Mr. Arc'h Jones, Mrs Step
tan Jones. Mrs. Georee Jones. Miss
Hallie Jon?. r
T T V WUrf f
R Lone-. Mrs. M T.nncforH. Mr M
lunsford. Mrs. W T Long; Mrs. A
wpshitz, Mr. A Linshitz. Mrs W R
Long, Mr M R Long, Miss Oveda Long,
s- II I) Long, Mr W F Long, Mrs
D w Long, Mr D W Lonr. Miss Evie
Long:, Miss Annie Long, Miss Emma
Mrs .1 A Long, Jr., Mr J A
O " ? w" " .
Mrs Annie Winstead, Mrs. Ida Win
stead, Mrs S D "Winstead, Mr S D
Winstead, Mrs J H Whiter 3 H
Whitt, Mrs C E White, Rev. C E
White, Mrs. C T Wilson, Mr C T
Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson, Mr Frank
Wilson, Mrs. Roger Wilkerson, Mrs.
R L Wilburn, Miss Frances Woody,
Mrs J H Woody, Mr W.R Woody,
Mr T B Woody, Mrs W A Woody,
Mrs Hudh Woods, Mr. Hugh Woods,
Miss Allie Wood, Miss Glena Wood,
Mrs Henry Wood, Mrs. M. J. Walters,
Mrs. L D Veazey.
Local' Board.
Soldiers. .
Board of Aldermen of Roxboro.
Council of Defense for Person coun-
Sept. 9th, 1917. . ..
316MrG..Bn.:
damp Jackspn,
Columbia, S. C.
, Dear Mr. Noell: , M
As I promised, I will now write you
about the camp life. We'll you could
' not say that you are in prison or any-
f" .$hn.'t you know a baby , that you thing like that. Uncle Sam is pro-
Wi like to see come into the pos- ?ms weV "-WTOg?.
c - ;3 ; Everything is real . convenient. - We
seion of J400.00 m gold money .m only woHc eight hou a day.
just ejght weeks: Perhaps you know xhen wean'go up to the Y. JI. CL :
seral babies that you Are absolute-. or anywhere else. It is always som0
tyfere would appreciate this nice thing doing at the Y M. C. ASfnigtS
Pioneer Leads -with the Biggest rM
Sale in History of Roxboro Market
PERSON COUNTY FAIR
Everything in Shape Get Your Ex
hibits Ready and Be on Hand.
Never have I seen everything work
ing so nice for the Fair, every one is
seemingly interested and we are ex
pecting a great fair,- with larger ex
hibits than ever before, and of course,
all of the people are coming.
4 The racing this year is going to be
one ol the strong features, there be
ing many horses already being groom
ed for the races, and the automobile
races will be decidedly the best we
have ever had. Mr. P. T. Freeland will
ESJ&J?harge 6f these races, guid he
hai already had entered four machines.
including a special machine, the red,
white and blue Sammie. which he has
recently made for this occasion. If
you want to see some real sporty rac
ing you want to come every day and
witness these races. If you have a
car which you would like to enter for
these races, for the more the merrier.
call on Mr. Freeland and make the
entry. There will be no expert drivers,
just all home boys and you will stand
as a good show for this money as any
one.
Again I want to call the attention
of the ladies to the fancy work de
partment. Do not overlook the en
tries for this department, for it has
been one of our very best and we
are exceedingly anxious to see it sur
pass anything before shown. I will
take especial pleasure in aiding any
one wanting to exhibit in this depart
ment, and if you will kindly call on
me I will try to make everything
plain and satisfactory as to entries
here.
Again thanking jwu for your past
efforts and trusting to have your help
in making this the best, I am,
Yours truly,
-JOE H. CARVER, President.
ty.
Soldiers Aid Committee.
Members of Red Cross.
-School children of Roxboro Graded
School.
Citizens.
At the station the following pro
gram was carried out:
Master of Ceremonies J. A. Long,
Secretary Local Board. ,
Speech L. M. Carlton, Chairman
of Soldiers Aid Committee.
Bible Presentation. Rev. J. M.
Hester. The Bibles were presented on
behalf of the Baptist Sunday School,
which had provided them.
Speech F. O. Carver.
Presentation Red Cross Comfy
Bags, W. D. Merritt.
Speech Rev. 0. W. Dowd, who al
so closed with benediction.
At the close of the program Mr. J.
A. Long announced to the boys that
the Board of County Commissioners
had authorized him to state that the
poll tax for all soldier boys would be
omitted while they are in the army.
The following are the names of the
young men who left this morning:
Chas. F. Gentry, J. Z. Wilburrf,
Bert Wilson, Lex Calvin Bro wrr; Joftrr
svlnv of money. No doubt you have
sbr-a baby in your home that is un-d;ix-
years of age.
The campaign announced last week
ispa bonifide proposition in which
jveh babies will share in the eight
hundred dollars to be awarded in a
vry short time There is going to bs
a lbaby in this community Who is go-
toget $400. in gold. Another baby
baby will receive $200. in gold, and
another will be awarded $50. in gold.
Fur other babies will be awarded!
smaller gold prizes.
'The wanning of these gold prizes
isfriot going to be a big undertaking.
Irttfact, the work will bexpleasant and
congenial. Suppose you make a list
and preaching on Sundays. We usually
have a sermon each night. . '
All of the officers are,, as-n.ee as
possible to us, they have the patience
of Job. But we boys feel, sur that
we have the nicest officers in camp.
All of we fellows are making it fine.
We have drilled two days. I guess we
will have our uniforms by Monday
p. m. I will be glad -of that, but you
all must remember this is some camp,
it is seven miles long and four wide.
I know I will never see all of it.
We have seen right much of Lieut.
Last Monday the Pioneer Warehouse
sold $11,429.00 worth of tobacco at "
an average cf $27.25 for the entire
sale.' :S V -,:-.
L Tuesday another big sale day, the V
pioneer paying to its customers orer
$8,000.00.
The new floor apace is now ready"
making our warehouse over one-third
Jarger tha before. Bring your tob
acco on to the Pioneer, you can't orer-
load 'us now. M
a 2-"-'
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COMMUNITY FAIR
Hurdle Mills Will Hold aCommunity
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Fair on September 28th.
today of your friends and you will b2
surprised to know that you have so
many who will be glad to give you a
subscription and vote for your baby.
Iow is the best time to get started.
Bailey. He told us to remember him to
all of yoxi people back home, when we
Tote, so if you will publish this it
will reach all of his friends. Wil b
glad when trre other boys come.' Te!I
them its not so bad, you just can't
see ur girl, that is what gets me.
. I havn't seen but a few since I left
Durham. But I write all of my spare
time, so I am afraid I will break Uncle
Strt today before some one else gets bam to lumisn me stationery.
Must stop now as I guess you have
heard enough about camp life.
ahead of you. Phone-or write to the
Campaign Department, the Courier
arm the campaign manager will be
glldMto come to your home and ex
plain ihe'eampaign in detail and show
yotr.how easy it is going to be to
$400.00 for your baby.
wi
.jUse the information -blank below
.on.
W J.OH'J
J'A Lon
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love, I)
Wllo.
W M;;;-;
Merrier
!
Max Bickford Long, Mrs.
Sr.. Miss Sue Long, Mr.
Mr T A Long, Mrs. B E
B E Love, Mrs. J. W
iss Mattie Morton, Mrs B
Mr R B Muir, Miss Sue
. Mamie Merritt, Mrs
Mr W D Merritt, Master
ritt, Master John Mer-
K-rt Morton, Mr Hubert
; llelen Morton, Mrs H
i H H Masten, Mr Joe
W Morris, Mrs. W A
I-orena Mills, Mrs. Otis
s. Fannie Morton, Mrs J
. Mrs. J W Noell, Mr
Miss Breta Noell. Mr.
e A T -1T TT T XT "11
- iss Bertha Xewton, Miss Ethel New-
' Ruth Newton, Mrs J M 0'-
v
-'100 It
cBrov.',"
M(in-
3ruc
in.'
H. Garrett, Arthur F. Perkins, John
H. Rudder, Dyaf C. Blalock, Edward
Lee Long, Crawford C Yancey, Simp
son Vaughn, Richard Oakley,, Will
Landis O'Brien, John D. Lowrey, Wm.
T. Day, Willie E Wilkerson, Robert
Lester Blackwell, Calahan" Mangum,
Ira Burdock, Wm. S. Cates, John C.
Clay, Joseph N. Allen, Wesley L. Wil
liams, Alphonsus Gray, James N.
Castle, Lee Oakley, Hubbard Bray,
Willie M. Hargle, Wm. S. Pleasant,
W. A. Painter, Charles Harris, Ken
neth L. Long, Joe Thomas, Ingram
T. Scoggins, Lornnie T. Riley, J. R.
Day, John T Clayton, Leonard J. Long,
J. T. Brooks, R W Bowen, J H Whitt,
B F Wade, J C Evans, Joshua Pul
liam, J G Oakley, Roseoe Tuck, W T
Gregory, Jas B O'Brien, R J Oliver,
and Luther L. Blalock.
totf t ull particulars .
As ever,
MERIMON WINSTEAD.
4
I am interested in the baby
campaign and would like to
know more about "Ithe proposi
tion, but it -is understood that
I am not under any obligation
whatever-
Sept. 9, 1917.
316 MM-G.. Bn.
Camp Jackson,
Columbia. S. C,
On Friday, Sept 28th, there will be
a Community!; Fair at Hurdle Mills,
and if you think this is nothing to
he worth while you are nursing a de
lusion, . for this prosperous section,
easily among the very fore-front of
any section of the County, will pull of
a stunt which will,surprise you. We
seriously doubt if there is a section
of the county which can show more
real progress, than this section, and
we sincerely trust there wilL be a
large attendance from all sections of
the county. Go out and see what
these good people are doing along all
progressive ' lines and then go home
and do likewise
These community -fairs should be
held in many sections of the county,
for they are educational as well as
inspirational-, and no one can attend
them and see the exhibits without be
ing enthused to try to do better farm
ing himself, and then the worly the
Canning Club at this point is doing
will be an eye opener to many of
you. Remember the date, Friday Sept.
J28th and make v it a point to be at
.Hurdle Mills ;for that: day.
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I)airCMr:oellr- f?iftr
MmW$u "p'tecklhome reL- ; '
1 - IS. t . : , tit.! I j - T. wU- Z MAni- nwnKA ,J'-f ' ' '
wondering - now we boys are liking i It came as a "great surprise wheti
our home home and the service of i Ave learned last weeK mat Mr. i. w.
Uncle Sam. This is a fine place and
I want to assure the boys that-are
to follow us that they need not dread
it so mush. Now I am sure .the major
ity of them are dreading '. it and had
Services at the First Baptist Church.
MILLINERY OPENING
Everybody Invited, for I am Going to
Show the Best Ever.
. j almost rather do anything than come
Name . here, and I want them to come here
feeling, that we are doing the right'
Address i thing, for what is more noble and
patriotic thanto serve one's country
and defend its flag when assailed.
The surroundings of camp life I know
is quite different from what most of
us have been used to, butswe have the
Y. M. C. A., here' and believe me they
are nice to we boys and you can hear
On Tuesday and Wednesday Sent. I Preacnm almost, every night, some-
25th and 26th, I will have my millin- where in camP- Lieut. Bailey sends
Contributions to Red Cross Chapter.
Mr. A. W. Clayton: $ 1.00
Mr. T. B. Davis 10.00
Mr A. M. Burns - 5.00
Mrs. T. W. Henderson .', 5.00
Rev.-and Mrs. J. A. Beam 1.00
Mrs'. T. P. Featherstone ...... 1.00
Mrs. J. T. Blanks 1.00
Mr. W. F. Long , . 20.00'
Mrs. W. H. B. Newell ... 1.00
Mrs. A. R. Foushee . 5.00
Mrs. J. T. Walker 1.00
Prayer and praise service Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Preaching Sunday morning by the
pastor. There will be no services in
the evening.
Bible school Sunday morning at
9:30 o'clock, 3. W. Noell, Supt., The
Business Men's Bible class continues
to grow. Why not join with us. We
would welcome you.
B. Y. P. U. Monday evening 7:30
o'clock, Miss Mildred. Bradsher, Pres.
We cordially invite yo uto come and
worship with us. - -
SALE OF MULES.
ery opening, and will show all the
latest and newest models, including
his love and best wishes to the peo
ple of Person county and we all
an elegant display of the well known want to assure you that we expect to
and popular Gage hats, Stern hats,
Samuel Achs and other Parisian sty
les. Come in and ee them. Remember,
the early bird gets the worm, and the
early buyer will get the pick of the
stock.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. Pallie Yancey Pass.
Fresh Meats.
Mr Henry O'Briant
uvir
Mr
G. E. Harris
.50
5.00
Land Sale.
r'ant.
1 r
Hubert O'Briant, Mr
?nry K. O'Briant, Mrs G A Pool
y - ""i, mrs n a rass, Mrs j
' I will on the first Monday in Oct.
1917, at 12 o'clock, noon sell at the
Court house door in Roxboro, N. C,
that tract 1 of land belongings to-the
estate of Jordan Yarboro, deceased in
Allensville township, Person County,
known as the Allen tract , containing
Jss, Mrs F W Pass Mr T W Pass one hundred and twenty acres, more
? w V Pass Mr xxi t tm w or less, adjoining the lands of Dr. W.
1 rass r: t . d V.fl.TJriow fanns and Others
Terms of .sale x ne half .cash, and
one haK in twelve -months. , v
GEO. H, YARBORO,
. ForTieirs of Jordan Yarboro
W I. NewtoiTAipn ; y
- . 0m . . ,
" We have been Tequested- to ask that
all exhibitors Please have-theirexhi-
bits . for Hurdles Mill Uommunity; x air
p ass, Miss Lucile Pass, Mr I H
s. Mrs c F Plybon, Mrs C E
u " reuigrew, ml a
id
San c Jlxn otanveid,.Mrii.U!
Stafi ,7 ' 0 c eams, Mrs. Jim
Miieia,
M terfield, Mrs. Preston Satterfield,
Satr peSt0n SatterneW -Mrs. S P
terfieia, Mr S P Satterfield, Miss
Mrs a p rfield' Mr M W Satterfield,
W f t Stanlvey Mr ATB.Stalveyf
JtriVoStanfield Mm-k B'Smitfl,
ilarv c mith' Mr Earl Stewart," Miss
On October 15, 1917, same being
Monday of next Court, immediately
upon adjournment of Court for noon
recess, we will sell at public auction to
the highest bidders, for cash, eleven
good mules belonging to the Person
County road force. -
CENTRAL HIGHWAY COMMIS
SION OF PERSON COUNTY.
M. R. Long, Chairman.
C. A. Hall, Secretary.
We have re-opened our Meat market
on Main street and from now on you
will be able to find the best in beef,
fresh polk, sausage, fish and oyesters.
We have a thoroughly sanitary market
and our meat is kept in one- of the
best refrigerators made, thereby guar
anteeing you the best meats in the
best condition. Prompt service. Give
us a trial.
J. H. LOY.
Sales at the Poineer.
Nat Warren, soldat the Pioneer this
week and received $40 for cutters,
made an average of $35.
.. Carver & Carver 610 lbs for '$192.62
Maude Evans made an average
$35.50. .v . ':
P. Ross, 588 lbs. for- $188.33, these
are just a few of the many-good sales
we have made jhis rweek.- Iadyour
wagon and come- to the; .Pioneer and
we will show you how.
lary Spar.
in-on,Thursday-Septem
beforeeffal
: To my friend and customers, I want
to rejoice with you. over the good pri
ces you are getting- for, your
and also ask;ihose?that
ome; around and help; me
At ti t Planters.
The following are the names of
some of the men that sold at the
Planters this week: E. D. Morton, R.
a Hester, J. M. Brewer, S. T. Dam
eron, WiUiam Clay, col., Daniel Clay
ton, James Allen, Sidney Wiley,
Smith & Mitchell, Mat Jordon, col.,
Hestej & Clayton, Satteffield, W. Per
kins & Parley. ALL OF THE ABOVE
uphold the honor of Person County
and shall cmoe -home proud of -the
fact that we have been called upon to
help ''establish for all time a, world's
democracy.
All the boys join me in thanking the
Red Cross for their remembrance and
all of the people that were so nice to
us as we severed, our connection with
homelife and those that were so dear
to us for the life, in camp.
Tell all of the drafted boys to come
cheerfully and with the determination
to follow Old Glory wherever called
upon to go even unto death.
With best wishes,
Sincerely,
SAM P.JONES.
Henderson, the very efficient and able i
(buyer for the Export Tobacco Co., had 1
resigned. . Ever .since the dissolution V
pf the tobacco companies and the Ex-
port was formed he has repersented
this Company on this market, and for
a number of years before that time
he was connected with the American j
Tobacco Company here. We regret
yery much to see him comejoff the i
market, for he had seemed a fixture i
and meant much to the market, L
though he will not leave the town for j
he fias many interests here which will j
probably induce him to remain as a j
citizen, one of the most deserving' in j
the town. Eyer since coming among
us he has looked with a steady eye 1
and an honorable purpose to the build- j
ing up of the- town, both materially ;
and morally, and we know every one
will rejoice to know that his resigna-H
tion in no wise pref aces such a thing
as losing him from our midst. .
Prebyterian Announcements.
Hot Meals at Any Hour.
Prayer meeting tonight at 70
o'clock. Prof. Overcash will make the
address. .
7 Sunday School Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
H. L. Crowell, Supt. You will find a
hearty welcome at . all tjiese services.-
Rev. C. E. Whitewill preach at
Allensville High School next Sunday
at 11 o'clock and at Caltolina in the
afternoon at '.30 o'clock.
aw..-
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Our first session of the teachers
association for 1917-1918 will be held
o!n next Saturday. All teachers are ex--pected
to be present. We, want to lay
rilans for a ereat session. The times
We are serving hdt meals at anyl i nn nroressive-stens and earnest
i p -i i Tr-. ... j. n I V tr
nour oi uay peiween o a. m. ana 5, -m mT schools j call upon every
p. m. The best of meats with expen-,teacher every committeeman, and
enced cook and moderate prices. Come every citizen of PerSon county to ren-
to see us. j. i. i,oy, at ioy lvreat i -u asa:afaTM,p nnthlP. to. make
i ViA Mil -
Market.
I rttTAWTT MAlt AaI 1TI
cess. We plead for the most co-oper
ative and loyal support of all our
citizens. Each man ows to "his school
the best service he is able to" give.
Therefore the patrons of each school
are invited and urgpd "to be present
on next Monday at the opemngr of 1
the schools: It is : very necessary to
get a good start. And it isexceed
ingly important "for alK students -to
start the -first day. ' - .
f J. A. BEAM.
Miss Maggie Painter Doing Her Bit
Miss Maggie Painter had a little
crop: all her own this year and she
sold artthe Planters yesterday a small
portion of; it, having 342 poinds on
sale ;f or which she - received a check
MEN AVTCRACTsn nvFtt an HTOTft -1104.72. Miss Maggie is doing her
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FOIl EVERYTHING THEY " SOLD. j . ' snawing wnav reon cuunwy.
The-Planters is the-placeto sell your caniW -u, wmc Ui
tobaccco, they all agrees ; -
At the Hyco Warehouse.
The .County schools are asked to
take part in the'; Persons County, Fair,
and I am asking ;and p urging each
Old Scrap Iron Wanted
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tit. iT.il n. j." fparliAr tr pnd th bpst of each kind I Want tO DUy ail OI your urn vrap
this week for eveiything.sohL on our or the exnipits irom mzi scnooi snown 'JV -T vSVf
tobacco l"Oor. Xtan you Deal it..' werininK no.f " y"1" 9 v . - 1 "iti f - "
looaccot . . . . m'iU h-k- A.nA t to me at the coal yard,. near tha . -;c
owe ,me to graaesot. toDacc areeumg. rr ,J - - - A,w,stern' ikilroadepott ,
toieice. high at.the.Hyc
-.-;".v ;iload to Headquarters mt; n ituwvc. -. t r ::- ; z-j r : .
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