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' II PROFESSIONAL CARDS'
-* V BQy.ROKO, N. c.
* DR. G. C. VICKERS
Dentist
*. Office In Newel! building ?
* on North Main street, *
* next door to Roxboro *
Grocery Company;
ROXRORO, N. C.
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's fT^srrinn ?*
Attorney-at Jaw . .
Office over Garrett's Store
? ROXRORO, N. C.
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P. O. CARVER
Attorney ajid Ootineellor at '
.Law
Office Over Bank of Roxborp *
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DR E. 7 TUCKER- *
- Dentist
Office In Hotel Jones over
Dr. R. J. Teainie't> office *
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* DR. f. H. HUGHES *
* Dentist '
Office" in Hotel Jones, next *
* door to Dr. Tucker's office. *
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^is no longer hdcet
[pensive automobi
J obtain the essentials a
the costly car.
Studebaker has settled
noto buy . a LIGHT
$104S,^f. o. b. factory
that rivals th% higher
every advantage that
up permanent satisfadt
You want a service!
^.IGHT-SIX has a 40-1
tor which is powerful,
j. practically free from vi
? of- Studebaker* s metho
the-crankshaft and con
You want .good looks.
T looks in'We LiG HT-SI
s
., You want a comfort
' LIGHT-SIX has a root
r " ' body, mounted on lc
_ semi-<dliptie springs; ai
cushions upholstered in
"7? Touring, S1045
JACK
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ROBERT P. BURNS ~
Attorney at Law -?
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
Prompt antTcareful attention gtvr
' tl to'all buaineaa.
I . a* a a ? a w a. a a
W. T. BUCHANAN "
^URVAYOR
MILL CREEK. N. C. Route i.
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Schedule Effective Jan., -15 1922.
p. m. a. m A. m. p. nj
tSiaOlf.OO lv Durham ar. 11:06;9:H ~
<7.091*8:18' Iv. RoxbartJ fcr. 9:8317:54
x7:ij3j*8:45 lv. Denrustop ar. 8:4517:19
<8:201*9:05 lv. S. Boston ar. 8:^5:56
x8:35|*9:17 _1?. Halifax ar. 8:02|6:43
xll:15'*ll.:30ar. Lynchg, lv. x5:30]4:15
p. m. a. n. ' - a. m. p. m
Dally and x Daily Bt. SUA. - *
j Connections at. Lynchburg with
trains' cast and westbound.
Parlor and sleeping cars dining
ears. The- bta- route to the.
west and northwest. Rates and in
formation upr* application to agent,' i
or W. C. BAL-NDERS. s
- General-Peaa-AgisnP 1
Roanoke. Va.
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'lAhd There Wasn't the Slightest
SmrJI from Dead Rats." '
Writes John Srmpklns, farmer of
Annandale, NV J. "Rats were cost
J Fiw-panitngcT, 40-hor?epow*T. 33?
112-inph uihtelLate
I Cord Tires Standard Equipment
sary "To biajf' an You want service
le in order to TrOUt complete i
nd comforts of It is yot an exj
of oyfriers have
. . v in' evlty kind oi
that. You can
SIX for only And you want r<
, and get a-car . equipment on the
priced ones in cowl ventilator c
goes to make strument board;
ion. base of the windi
, . ? side door hand!
car' The plate glass, wine
vorsepower jno- iKnit;on ]ock ant
flexible and is l^k, rec
brahon because surance to LlCh
u Mun.uiMiMis 20 per cent; and
necting rods. '
You can pay m
You get good satisfaction the 1
X But you can't ge
, , T-, a value that is
able car. The ,he LIGHT-SIX.
ny. comfortable ,
mg. substantial. Studabaker has
ad deep, restful " vehicles and selli
genuineleather. for 70 years.
; 3-Passenger Roadatmr, $1045; C?up?-/?(V
$94mm, $17$0. AU priomf. o. 5,
SON MOTO
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By ChH^t Sughro*
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<y?vir V
rowu??o M -
ooas.i-4 ^
jkrvmeu^vmh does
~ a ww>? wea*
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I
ing me hundreds yearly, tried dogs,
ferrets, poison, could not get rid-of
them;?Bought $1,25 pkg. Of RATCVIAQ
/ C 1 V TT_ _ 1 . ?L' y* - '
onrti cues.; yjsea nan, not a
live rat Since. Dead one a plenty I
like RAT-SNAP because after kfll-j
ing rata it dries them up?leaves nO|
snjgll." Theo sizes 35c, 65c, $1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by
LONG BRADSHER & COMPANY I
Roxboro, N. C. '
Great Reduction
~ Buggies ;
and Surries .
Write 'for" Special Prices -for. the
lext 60 days bp parts for Buggies,
ucU as Tops, Wheels, Shafts, and
lubber Tire also at Low Prices.
Auto Tops Recovered and trimriiing
cork. . - "
Cars and Buggies!Repainted at
REASONABLE PRICES.
R. A. HARREI.L BUGGY CO.,"
Sorth Boston, V?. 3 15 3'mos.
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. . The LIGHT-SIX is i
n Studebaker plants.
jcrimenL Thousands
found jt dependable
f service.
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sfincmcote.,'' Standard
s LIGHT-SIX includes
iperated from the incowl
parkins; lights at I
ihield; inside and outes;
large, rectangular
low in rear curtain: - j,
I a thief-prorif translucing
the rate of inIT-S1X
pwners'15 to
cord tires.
ore and 'not get the
JGHT-SIX will give.
(, forv^he same price,
even comparable to
been building quality
ng them at'fair prices ' ,~
aiAttr, $1375/
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RIL 29th 1922- ' '
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JjA X SW&OL 0F\
)(R.eJoieiw<i ow
I V UM^EST QPU <3F , J
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POULTRY 1
CACKLES
LESSEN BROODINESS OF HENS
Every Ambltlou* and Enihusiaftia
Pcultrymen i riea io Restrict
Its Development.
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(Prcp*n?d by th? United Statoa Department
i Of Agriculture.)
Broody hens, like way yard^Mldron,
are ? great discredit to their parents
and a source of nanoyance to qil who
have to do "with them. That why
one-of t ho--greatest concerns of .every*
ambitions and enthusiastic poultry
man la to restrict tlie npgggiaftee arid
^development of bnioSIiieso hi' Ids
.Mock. ?/J he United States Depanimmt
of Affliction re dins found--flint firoddl .
.n?ss can be- reduced very markedly
by careful, rlffld end persistent selection/
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At the Massachusetts experiment
station", where a detailed experimental
study of brootWness hns been made, It
iPS^k . *fSm ^"*
,oChe Early Hatched Pullet la the? Qoe
That Begins to Lay. Early in
Fall. . y.
was ascertained that* previous'to-The
LprsK'tlce of selection tJu> average JienH
(ii the thj' U was ig^ndf nines a
year. After pain statin; -election was
praptir,,<i fpr rive ydars, tliis tehjlency:
in ; afUti -.. > \v-is' riducivrsb "thai .theJ
w.iy.. d I >; < <- > iily O.SC .t?Utes* a
| vVci:. A -ir.-fy m.l' lie c?>* i Uni-o-s J o
1 t|ihfcpuliytstii^iyvtyfan >dyj
-fivl :iny .relatively few eggs be-f'.veeh
thbir jferfods.'
Ti.'f'ie is uq ot;e df'minuitt cause ?
-iromliqes* nitron g poultry. iJoneiical-*
iy. ttifiv t'Ci-ur (>;[ < * ?f
'>'?nhr^i''iirv^>s and oji --> of l>roodino*9.
it is I.Hoveri that hir-'o Ci owing only
?j slight r .?; .iileney T>* lo\odlj.ie>s belong
la. llie same- class fifc the jumbrondy
'fowls. us each lias' kboiit the Snufe
proportion. of. broody, .offspvi rig. The
'Icr^nhinnllon of broodines? Is complicated
by the fact that birds that
are not bro&dy during the pullet year
may heeome broody ^.during their second
or third laying season.^
PROPER EGGS FOR HATCHING
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California College institutes New
Project for Improvement of;
Poultry Flock*.
For the Improvement of ptniltcy by
careful selection of breeding stock, the
poultry department of the division of
eVtension work of the California Col- (
logo of Agriculture lias Instituted a
'new project with the hatcherypien of
Alameda County. Previous to this
tiniu, the assertion* of the egg deafen,
were the only guide to those who
bought* eggs for hatching and deult 'in
bnlt*y .chicks, as to the quality of the
eggs they were getting. Thereavaa opportunity
for frequent abuse or coufl-deuce
in the business.
Cinb'V tbe nroschO-wbin ubonr Lin**)
Birds have been inspected by poultry
exports, and those which have met Hie
requirements decided upon for weight,
egg production, sire and shape of eggs.
and other points, have been accepted
j* e!lKl(>te for rhe nrodnorton of eers
for hatch ing. Hutehsrymeo have
agreed to use fio eegs except those
-from tested flocks.
EXERCISE CARL INI CULLING
One li Liafela to Discard at
p: ^ Good Layers as Poor1 Ones
Lata In Wintsr.
Be OatflluLaboutculling btrdt:' You"
a rfr liable-t.n gaT-rtxLoI,^ aaany^good
onee ns poor cn?#r-rAg long n? you'rafed
th$jn all during the winter, it
would he safer to feed them mother
feu- werka, w'ftfn. hlr# WHL
^prodtld^'ejfgs; thendo y^nr"oullinfc-4^
tluugqniMii^r. front^ppe to -Seuioafrbor.
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W ' GROOl
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CRESOL GOOD DISINFECTANT
Added IS Wittr It Makw Excellent
Selutlon for Spraying Hoimm.
cr Premises.
(grifiAWil lij ihm UwUad 8??t?
of Asrioilllur*.')
The kerosene emulsion which "Is
frequently used to destroy mites may
readily be converts! into a disinfectant,
iflfcording to the United States
Department of Agriculture, -The
emulsion Is made by shaving one-halt
pound hurd laundry, soap into one-half
gallon softy-water." - Jfyll theu mixture
until:sonj) is dissolved and_th$nL after
Poultry House That Can Easily- Be
Disinfected,
reradVIng it to?a~ safe distance from |
the fire, stir into it while hot *2 gal- j
ions or Kenreene. This makes the
stock mixture. When It is to he tiaed
a a louse killer, 1 quart , of the
emulsion is 'mixed with 10 quarts ot
water. "When it Is to be jised us a
disinfectant, stir w^ll i>nrt mill 2 pints
of crude carbolic ncHl <?> mq'" ,
The compound solution. of cresol ,
is"one of 4the_i?es't disinfectants that ]
cai)'be ' purchased xoudy Tto use. It i
citoiafnA 50 per cent of eresdl ?n/t i* \
pint%of.lt .in ,1.0 quarts of water makes J
1 the eight' sot utlon to apply ta?" houses i
Spw^K^f "the irroiindi A 6 per 1
veijt solution of carholJg.Aclil (1 pint 1
...rtrholic acid* -11) quarts .wjuer).' -Is V
. about i-tpuiMV ttRtntiotlf
ESSENTIALS OF INCUBATORS
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Chief Point, Whether Srrgl'l or Large
Machine Is Used. t9 H>ve
.'. " ,A;r Fresh.
/prcp^rM by fbiir> ) S(.itP!i I>pirim?W
? , * ' iif A^rlvUl'.Tjr.fi \
IiKMibntors ah' ."|u>rnTM-Successfully* '
ki a great variety- of places. Small
machines generally an' set. In a room '
ir the .eelhir. .of the house.^ A special
cellar "r lnrrihathr hou*ev snoujd be ;
provided wham the lunihtrtor equipment
is extensive or where mammoth
machines arc used. The. chief points
4>re to hnva p room whlrtvis. nrtt sub- j
. Jert .to great vnrlafjons lh temperature
and which Is well ventllkfed, *o.
that the tHr is fresh and pure, accord.
injr to FnVniers' P.ullotin 1'lOG. Jncuba'
tion of Hens' - TCujrs. issued by The
' Unite^J. States Department of Agrienl- !
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If built above grdund the Walls ofj
1 the Incubator house, should be double I
and the entire building well insulated, j
! Tncubutors may-lie operated. In Irulld- I
i lugs wltlr^slngle wnUSi especially in 1
! ml HI (fimairy; but*-tr- welt-fr?sH1nle4-room
is preferable. flood results "In
( hatching are secured in incubator celi
Iqrs and In Tneuhntor rooms which
are entirely above the ground-level. ,
* The incubator room or ceilnr slifliild
be large* enough to allow the nttehrt?
- unLJ^-iworlc around the machines con;
vehlently. -Many Incubator cellars are
provided with some system of ventilation
In addition to the 'windows, while
in others the ventilation Is controlled
entirely by tho lrttter method. Muslin
I. screens on the wlndnvfi provide good !
i vourilntli'ii . jarilhunt, oli.tfl iHlil"'Ml Hi# *'
| same time keep the direct rays of the
sun fropi the tnachlnhs. Many .Incubator
cell a to have, cement Iloor?v which ]
are easier than dirt floors- to keep clean
and neat.
EXPERIENCE MOST ESSENTIAL;
Mo Great Dlffleulttee Offered in Open*
atron or Modern, Improved -!
' Ineutwtore. ' j
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j-. Modoni. ImprovM Inmhitfnr* nffpt" '
iin in order tn.nrhlnve )
. snrcww, . >rt nkr r Hinting 111 in (1st any
othgr tnactilne. the hot tor ?ho\ erentj. ,
demtood b.v The* operators, (fio omiftr
they .Van hehrtlp them. This.onee and
, slmntTriTy Is jMHy*. wmnnrd afwT" a
thorough knowledge tile principles
'DYOlYfd ami g f IUi' ""'v for?ftv.m
-a fro?tu>snt J2iuuktiijiii;1_nHllfi.i j Jo
I 1 limn lrnril ' r"t lit mi i ... i.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICR
NORTH CAROLINA, ?
PERSON-'OOUNTY. _v2_^L?
Having thia day quaTfiied as Ad~
"miniairator of Jones Melton, deceased.
late of Person County, this i? to
notify all persons having claims againnt
paid .estate to preoont thenrto
the undersigned on or before the 12th
day of April. 1923, or this notice will
bo pleaded in. bar of tWrir recovery.
A'll persons indebted tp said estate
will please make immediate, payment.
This April 12th. 1922.
" ' - SAK' MELT&* " . . ' .
Administrator.
L. M. Carlton, Attorney.
NOTICE SALE OF-VAM AIH E
~ " REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY:
~. Under and by virtue of the authority,
conferred upon me'by' tfiat cer
lam Deed of "frust executed by Eli- ..
jtfh Towns end and wiftsArme Town-.
send on the 15th day of February .
1922 and duly recorded in% Register*
Office of person -County- in book No/
4 at 432, default; having been nfiade
in payjment of* tlTh notes secured
bv said deed of trust,, at the request
of the .holder of said note. I will on
Monday "May 15th" 1922, at 12 o'clock
M. in front of the COU^T HOUSE .
DOOR IN ROXBORO NORTH CAROLINA,
sell tq the highest bidder ifo>r
qash the land and personal property
conveyed in said: deed of trust, to v . >
wit;' %. . "
That certain lot of land at Helena
r. bounded thr
North by the lands t>? Brud Blalock, . ??
on the F^ast by the lands of Reade
Brothers, on the South by the Mam
Road or street and on the- West byJ
the lands of Andrew . Cothjcan,' said
lot frctrthie 75.feet on the rAatf*i#n^
fceisjr 50 feet <U'r'p, .on this lot is sii- '
.uattf -a . nice frsffhe ' ?tdrg building.
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That :b>fc. n-r Tic'o.ua.' N. "C.
yc'u^'if ; as- 'follow*: On Jt.hjrv'X'e.rfli, bjr.; '
tli'o Jai>ds. of Ahdvefr OaJflev. on the ^
s f ' CV H H-.u'iV-v: 'on thb Sooth ' "
' J.. 1'.- 0 .'ii'l oh the* West-, by
J. R. Goach';,,0p.ntaining^Yhree acres .
. or* rr r rhrs 15 is situated. a
nihe.frathe dwelling tyith b^rnsi. '
.
TUif lit of land or: .the* East sido * '
.of the W & W. R.J*. at Helena* N. C. bounded
on the North by'the lands
of C\ P Ashley, on ^he East bv'the _. .
lands of C. R. Ashlc-yr <*n the South :"
by. the* lands of J. R. Gooch and On '
the West-by the public- road.
AU that stock .of merchandise consisting
of ^groceries, "harivvaryr~dry
goods, etc.. now contained in the
building situate pn the lot .described
herein as lot No. 1.
This April 15th 1922.
N. LUNSFORD, Trustee. .
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
7 LAND BY TRVSTEfc
. UlTder and by. virtue/of-the power
of . sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned
on the 8th day of July 1921 by John
M.* Wood,. Batchclor, which said deed
of trust is duly of record in deed of
trust book no. -3 at Page 166 of tHe \t
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ui i cLauii.vHjansj,
default having been made in the payment
of iFi^ Bonds secuned I hereby,
and at the re'queat of the omen and
hnli1"-' ....;i 1 i t iin.ii m.
SATURDAY, APR)Tt, 22nd, 1922.
at T2 o'clock noon offer Tot sale and
sell to the highest bidder'by Public
Ruction, for cash, in front of tlto >
Cqurt House door of Person'County
ut-Rusbuni, hh* C, the fulluiiiug dua??*??
cribed land: ~" ,i?. . . IT' " ~
6ne undivided fifth interest in
and to-yt' certain tract or parcel s#
land, situa'tif in; Altensvllle Towiuld)^
Person CounW^Wte ofr ^lotth <J?i *olma,
adjonrihgrthe IdStfds tof Auguytns-O'Braint.
WUlfejiii_Sherman,?J<Jin .
Elliott, George BuSock, Jim llobgood
estate, Doc Lawaon and perhaps.
nr Ian and being known, os "The j
Wood Tract '* '7. "
This ,M?rcll i?5uji. 19f2.
F W P*KTrVH7~tD "Trustee.
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