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See. me and Sea Better.
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Optical' Store Opposite
?osto(fica. Main St.
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DD Bfl
g Indigestion g
I . Many persona, otherwise B
II "rigorous - and healthy, are B
I B bothered occasionally with Q
. M indigestion. The effects oil
? disordered stomach on- the- !?
S system are dangerooa, and "
' prompt treatment of lndlges- 1
B t'on la Important. "The only " B
? medicine I have needed has ?
J been something to aid dlgea
O tlon and clean. the liver," U
B writes Mr. Fred Aahby. a n
McKlnney. Texas, farmer. *
B "^T medicine to - B
Bedford's S
s?BtfiMfflMf
- vwjj?a ?# , * swill
n for Indigestion and stomach n
5S trouble of any kind- I have EE
D never found anything" that rw
H touches the spot, like Black- R?
'5 Draught- I take It In broken _E
HI doses after meals. For a long O
' Q time Ftried pills, which grip- Q
Bed and didn't give the good H
results. Black-Draught liver BZ
Q medicine IS easy to take, easy. Q
n to keep, Inexpensive." y,
5 * package from ypr JJ
B insist upon Thedford^?Urn Ef
a only genuine.
Get'It today.
OB . n? B3H
BBBBBBBBOOBB
; , T T AVE you ever
I*1 1* never made by fu.irral
^ fg?J . ivev^r hear^ot millionaire un<k,
^}MC^ ' Public need for broaderf?ic
ihOjS - have resulted j n large invest mc
.' Iftffl ic equip mem, funcraOio.nvOi
about ir Kpsvv nnftrftnt?niiftn?
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" Another reason is that the fi,
? mMu \ over all the^tasks^formrrly l<
.;nd friends. He also perfnr
*" ni services which modern cQffldi
[H fcilities demand.
jpw?j In the luncriPdirector'? bill, t'
KvC overhead (often A large "prop
[Ml usually 1s.included in thetl
jP\X ctood items. Such charg
7 ECflu with this fact
[. - PJqPj : Rfprodutcd by flertntniort of '1
' H f tnjf/rom a cabyrtKhtrJ messc
f*< Saturday F.vintnt rest ?/ Ma:
R. A. SPENCER
g*? fenebal DIRE
* ' Sv Roxboro, N. j
? ^3 xi twUwi Barter. St ' *<* offluatit
IPfl t_Pmm?lh*EmptyCUts. ' U*n*tt ?<?
/ lift yf flffrf. Ali
I .Prices
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' jjgjf Kadicul price retluction puts t
Iw- O'.it this mordern heating plai
p7 ' Eg " At the-new low prices
I' If* ' than stoves riecessa
g Costs' less-than a good
jr ; ' jg| " Costs less than a goo;
-" Ciista ieaa than twice t
gv E -ing machine.
jKj * ' Costs teSs than twice
| "a Order aCaloriC now
0 c;omfort\and convenience von
I " - S1 cauae-it protects The family's -i
N jly'a pocketbook: Becau?e*'it p
L " |!< 'in the fuel it .'haves.
E5 n?.Order nowbecause priccHTam'
r~ J c&ntageof Us^Mt^hw^wipta
ra Do not'delaiy, Winter is here
ja an argument for CaloriC
' g| risk. Our guarant<;c-ryoMLafl
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" *- | -r aOXBORO, NOR'
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A ni.M:VISTftAf OR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified ' as administrator
ai^the. pmnte of J.-W- Winstead, dcceiaed,
late of Person County, North
Carolina;-this is tp notify all persons
iliving- diaims drains* the estate of
Said deceased to exhibit them- to.tly <
undersigned on or before the 25 tn <
(Tay of April, 1923, or this ..notice will 1
lie pleaded-in bat ul tlreii recovery. J
All persons indebted to said estate ;
will please 'make immedate payment.
This 25th day of April 1922. ,
j". T>. Winstead, ,
K. C. Wag'staff, i
'? Administrators. I
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Gather . Hill, Gladstone, N. J.,' Seljs '
Rat-Sqap. He Say/. ?' ,
"I sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like {
ts look any man ia-tHs face'and tell <
it's, the best. It's good." Jt^ople like '
RAT-SNAP, because it "docs" kill
rats. Petrifies carcass?leaves no '
smell. Conies in cakes?no- mixing to !
i?. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three j
sizes. 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar- 1
anteed by <
LONG BRADSHER & COMPANY. (
Roxboro, N. C...
LAND SALE. J
By virtue of two trusts executed- <
to me by Alex Sadford, duly regis' 1
tered in Person County, in books 23,
pafee 393. and 2 page, 362. I _will on ,
th<?
30TH. DAY OF MAY 1
at 12 o'clock (1322),.sell on the prem 1
i.ieS for cash all that certain tract of I
land, lying in Hollow ay township,
Person County, N. C., adjoining the. I
lands of W. A. Tuck oh the North
Mrs. Susie Neal oil flve_East; \V. N. 1
Haskins ot) the westj and J. J. Thaxton.on
the South; containing 46 1-2
acres more or less. See deed from
John-F. \Voddy $o said Alex Sanford.
This April; 25th 1922. ,
:? H. W. Asiihy, .trustee.
T. C. Brooks, Attorney. ,
Did you over hear of so' many cy .
clones ? A storm policy .will cost yoa
but. a truie. See SATTERFIELD. Do
It Now.
^
why quick fortunes ar? '
Rectors and,why you IV
r ulcers? tVy/J
e and improved facilities ^
nt? in motor cars,scicntif- mOpI
iu;J chapels. These bring * LDu
operating expense.
ineral "director ha* taken fO
toked after by neighbor*
mt scores of additional
tiona and modern sensi- ? * jP
hecost*of this service and j
ortion of the total cost) ^^
targe for befses Under- In
es should lie judged t
in rrifmj. |j?%
'he Cincinnati Cofin Com- Vj f Q .
gt which cpptared in T\e f Ij^^j
t taken fro-n Omar Khayyam ? V? V*
r ww. Copy**ihtU 1W2 C. C. Ca. kTirl f
un^vyjMm ic[
Down 'J;
he cost of a CaloriC so low. ||l
it. ' ?rrT- *h~' M
' r.Tr-r-ff \ _
the CaloYiC'CQSts less ' ,af '
ry to heat the building. .J|| i,
pmno. . . : v -e
1 home water system. **3 a
he price of a good wash- H? ' a
. It . jS! a
the price,ofa "Ihoriograph. *
because'a the greatest Hj
c^n have ip your liomi Be- |g|
realth and thereby the Tarn- ?
ays every dollar of its cost ml ?
rot be lower ?and by order- tc ~B
nTport-gntt-sgve a good pgr- 3 a
i m earnest. Every .blizzard |j
comfort 'nod.'.'You take no K n|
3tififaction_or money back.,, g u
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TH CAROLINA ?^
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THE BpXBORO COURlfeB
pro: nisi I'.xzz u aviation
Ks^crifs Shot-/ VhDt the United _Sts*es
I* Mot? VhanVHoldlng ltd Own
In Aerial TraveL
During thd year. 1921 the uu of diefraft
for clvljlan transportation to reasKl
20 per cent over the previous
fear, according to a report, forwarded
o the Department of_Conjmerci By the
Vei^uaiitjcal Chamber qt Commerce
>f America.
The reports shows,that fhrcughout
he ecu11tjy 1,21X1 clvlllah .airplanes
vetv in operation during the year, and
hey carried .approximately 275,000
losaengers a total distaace'nf G.SOOJOOO
nlles. These figures, aecordlng to the
sport,- are based uptm authenticated
eturns^ received by the aeronautical
'Iituulfer frmu all auctions Of, the
tountry "und tend to prove that America
Is holding her own in the air, as fur
is Individual effort and accomplishuent
are concerned."
Evpry pltnse of aviation Js covered
n the" report. Including the varlouB
ecdrds made during the year, Aiming
he outstanding .civilian' achievements
s that of the, aerial taull. which 'in
021 made such a record for elllclcncy
>h the transcontinental route (hat it Is
ecognlsed us a uiodel. for civilian
lerlal transport the whrld. over," the
eport says, "Letters have been Uetvered
in New York two days after
asunl mnlllng on the Pacific coast,"
t continues. "The service has an av:rage
.of 38.82 per cent 'efficiency, that
s, in . completed trips on scheduled
Ime since it was started in May, 1918.
"The air until has during the lust
fear completed lis wlrckass communication
system, the 14 i.tlons now
iavlng radio plants, "three operated
>y the nr.vy jfleptirtrrent and the others
>y the air mall service."
LAND ADAPTED FOR REINDEER
Northern Canada, It Is Estimated,
Could Support Enormous Herds
of Good "Food CAttio.
. Canada Is .a" roomy land, and Its
back region can. never be used for
agricultural purposed' - and where
leitlier-siieep nor cattle can ue.raised
protitably, comprises about 1.500,000
square miles. If we may^accepC Us
fairly accurate the statement of Alas
*a reindeer "men that n reindeer yejulres
about 30 acres for gnizlflg in
[he~6Ub-'Arctic -and Arctic regions'" of
fCorth America" then Northern Canntn
can support notweeK- 30.000.000.
tnd 40,000,000 animals.
VUhJnlmur StefaoBSOti, the Cana1
inn explorer, who has been trying
o convert .his countrymen to reiudeer
culture for several years and has glv?n
the. subject, a great /leal of study,
liinks that the Canadian inainlafMr
iorth of the so-called habitable line*
ind the great Canadian archipelago
an support 50,000,000 reindeer and
rrush-ox, unother ^auk-Arctic animal
I i . I.. In TllP * 'are
furnish the world with an appre%\ble
supply,, of good, Wholesome
neat,?John <?. Holme # in Leslie's
Weekly. * >
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r x mirror in man'* r?ai*r- .
X man can ma huge ^omehcfi^ ; to
jet along without a powder rag,
jut th^re. are occasions when he
loee need u mirror and *a comb
"or-emergency, use. " To meet this denond,
Gustuv Peazernack, of. Tranon,
Ni J., has contrived u holder, for
>otb articles which inay he conveniently
fastened inside of a hat. - It is
tewifin, being made of cloth, a recangular
piece *of which' is attached
o the inside of the Jiat by snap fast?ners
at the corners. .This makes the
>aek of the holder; the front is prodded
by a second piece, of like size,
tecured to thet first one by stitching.
The two thus form a pocket. A hotfiontal
line of stitching divides the
>ocket into two compartments, an
ipper one to receive the mirror and a
ower one \o hold the comb. -One
nd of the pocket is left open to, per^
nit Insertion of comb apd glass. A
Aldnble catch engaging the end tooth
>f the comb retains -It in place, arid
he ^safety of the mirror 'is obtained
ly -a flpp which snap fastens over .ft.
* Woman in Finland. *
Wdm^n in Fjnla'nd enjoys almost
qual rights with* the man. ttt school
he has, in the cpmmon instruction
im tiit' mms youth. ?iip'Tiimny m
ontend with them! and to-acquire the
ame knowledge. After completing
he school education, almost all vocalons
are -open to her, and she is
dund in "all branches of'industry, hut
specially In business.houses, In, pubc
* offices,, and similar, institutions,
he cannot-occupy tne om/.e <n loiiits?r.
however, and some high appointee
posts. Practically, woman is the"
quiil of man. ' She has tlie right of
uffrage nnd she herself Is eligible to
U elective-oUlces,)* The KLerrrsh diet
etv.aHy counts 20 female deputies
mong US menders,?blew Verb Trite
heT - i sijjl* " *W "CS&yirr.
An-beadSduss uf tlie All.
For some thne France has Had 1"
ew diplomatic function, that 1u ammatador
of the air. And for that
ellcote function, for which not every
as ta flt. a woman. Mile. Adrienne
olTand, has been nominated. This
itreptd nvlstrli was the first, It will
e remembered, who new over (he ]
ordllleras of the Andes, This fe't^t
tade her famous frr South America. .
his renown incited Ihe French govte
Bepfthllc of Srgentlna. ii hwt thn
IB represent France In sll matters j
sneerntef aviation. Wtp_IWttsnd has
ft'Ton Uaentis Arras. equipped wtth !
H?dtplomntle powers*?Xew York .
HbMW.
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Tho message, 'The ;Mast?r gplletb
for the*,", c:me to this beloved -dne
April 3rd; Jcnes completed at the age
cf 54 j;eats a righteous- pilgrimage,
b/gun in narly manhood, having been
n cana'utjerit member of t}ie Baptist
fhurel' fjjr a number of .years. Olive ,
Branch has , idjt one _ of its' Pi jST H
. faithful member for it was his greaf J
'delight to engage in ills ebure!?'work. .
and to lend a helping hand to those
in need; He v/nj ever reoiv "to assert
18s .faith in and love for his Savior.
He was married "to 'Annip Downev
about 80 years rgo, T$hy" lived?rfear
Red Bank; Vs., for. several years
.then moved to Keatuoky and Hyee
tB>r?'2(k'y*ora. Hit fvtfe being stricken
with paralysis which has rendered
her" helpless for about Pine years, he
d&f!e3 tc .move hock' to Ndrth-.Cer*'
olir.fw tc hi, wittt his people A mote
devcted:Miusrbanft could net he found,
he .nevei^ired of waiting on his companion.
Although his health w&s sailing
for several months he was ever
ready to do all could for hbr ever*
unto thdjaat
He cime ta my home.Sunday morning
before he wag taken' ijl the afternoon,
he seemed as cheerful as he
could he, but his soul soort took its
flight to be With' loved ones gone be*'
foro. He leaves hid wife, 2 brother, ,
2 sisters to mourn^ bis lossr Mess:
T. E. and J. H. Melton, Mrs^Pattie j
Qokley. Victoria 3Ieltcnr i2
nephetys and 1 nie'ee/ G. F>,?and*S. W. J
Melton ajid'MUi Corinna Hayes, bct:
fcfe a host of- friends and relatives.
He was peady to obeyAhe summons
.that called him 40 the bcautjful shore
add H?a^enty Jiomn. We. , miss him ^
*o much, fop we loved, hfni and did
all' we could for h:m fint:l the end.
He was laid -to rest iv. the family.
I cemetery at Mr/ Brud Gentry's Fun j
cral services -were conducted by bis 1 ^
nnstor, Hre. Usry. May we all meet-}
_ him in Heaven where we folll jueet to |
part no more.?I TJT.A M,
1??0 i
IN MEMORY OF .J
- MRS. MAGGIE KIBDIn
ead loving reatAmbrahqe.'of Mrs.
, Maggie -Ki M M ,-h. X; T.. who:
"died WednOsray mcVnlng, at 8' o'clock
I write this of one who. was so dear
to all who knew her. She leaves'three
sister^to mourn for her. She was well
lister t-0 morn for her. She was'well
. known to many friends eve'rywhere
she went,'and was gocx' and kind to
SB of her neighbors; On May 16th,|
l'ii
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More th;
a Scienti
Fuel for
mwhen.?
M ^ T T anced ?
Y motorists w;
brief trial t<
sands of nev
"STANPAR
\ In the manufact
desired properti
4 : ing and maximi
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, When yoi
lubrieatio}
Potdrine?
1. Chronic overfieath
2. 'Valve seats pitted '
3,_ Gummed valve stei
4. Uneven running,?
5. Contamination of
_ . crank case
(6. Necessity for frecp
-;?- /7. Vile odor from the
. . plete combustior
( 8. Spark plugs fouled
istnk ottlfor th**e tym
Gasoline u>ui help
Umk a good oil?Potat
STANDARD1
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A ? .1
A year ago?
almost unknbwn
Today ? a leader
c
A sweeping Verdi
192?, Ood saw fit to take her to Heav
n wittrbrm. She was nek only a &w
lays and" patiently anU". peacefully
waited tHt end. She was forty one
fears old.
We loved, her but God Ieved. her
best,' so let us mourn not. at God's
yill but" bow in humble submission to
Rim who iocth all; tMngs-well, for
jlesscil are thcy who die in'Vhe liflVih
;f the Lord. We miss list sweet face
tnd kind'disposit ion, ami those k ind
Slid cheerful canifertina words., She
was , laid tp rest m .the old. family
bnfyiric ttronr. f Thursday evenimr.
with 3 ivord of eonifcrt for all of
[far friends. She leaves to mottm hefc
sol depth's Rood, kind and devoted
husband and seven sweet little yfcays
and {tirls. and a host of. fyiondi and
loved ones. Weep not1 depr loved one,
hot now-but iR theJ convnu years in. a
better land we will read the .meaning
cf cpr Tears and, there-we will understand.
We (1c not feel that she is
dead hut asleep in Jesus to await the
resurrection -morn. &o sleep on dear
Jlageifi.far blessed ate they who- die
in Obi Lard, Written by one who
loved her.?Evelyn Peed.
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fically Bala
Your Moto
e introduced our in
gasoline last year the
as enthusiastic. It n
rtecome establisliet
f friends. They have
D'V;- ?
ure of this gasoline co:
es from the crudes to-give
im mileage. T"*8'*"'',-- _
ix gasoline is rij
% properly eared
you should not
urith Carbon *
CDS
Etused by cylinders missing
the lubricating oil in the'
lent carhurt?ter adjustment
exhaust caused by incomi
or wasted power '
ptot^STAND^HD^MOTOR
you in dvffiding them.
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Jersey)
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Its usually j fii^n of oick kidneys
^specially if the kidney aciioti is disordered,
passajtes aiknty or too'fre-'
qruent. Don't, wait for mottr serious
troubles. Begin using Doan's 'Kidney
Pills. Read this ftoxboro testimony. . ;
R. U .Lows, carpenter sayja; "My kidnteys
acted ..-tob^ freely and . I had. -w,
T6 get up seeenl times,at night -be-" -V
c dtts e of tW ri r we a k'n tiss. Th e secre*
t'ons burned in pas? age ahd wete
ft-.H11.ifl| \Tx- hq#4< gnh tn hurt-' 1_1A
ing ri:rht bad and when I bent it was-,.,
an effort to straighten back again.
Shirp twinges shot" through my kidneys
and morning my back was stiff *
f pr&wtfri Doan's Kidney
[ Pills at the Davis Drug-Co., and t)i?y
IheedVrffe up in "A-L shape. I haven't
j been troubled with rriy kidneys in a
.number of years."
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'Price. f>pc,,-fet .vli...thealers.- Don't
simply ask'for :f kidney remedy-f^-get *
.( Doar.'s Kidney Pills?-fKe same Uhat
tMri-iaW-'Rid' F?Ker-Milburn Co.,
mfrs., 'RBffalo, N. Y. j4~-%
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tiproved, balf
response of
ceded but a
1 with; thous
stayed with
mbine the most '!
you qhick start
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