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Send us your ordres for the b
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l at the right price. Large shipmer
I WE HAVE LARGE STOCK <
I AND SHOP""WORK BOUGHT
VANCE3 AND IT WILL PAY 1
/ THING YOU MAY <JEED TO E
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?IR8SU8?*^R in the bank.
He had to\lo'so to begin
To build yourfoi tiu-.e YOl
lar in the' bank.
We offer vou SAFETY for i
We will welcome y
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/ ARD policies in Perac
I,. other kind.
fj TM?re -are more poli
jgHT ^ . ' the JEFFERSON S'
fsfc. people of Person Count
. V company,
. HR There are Bioro JJ
Bf 1"* DA RID policie* being t
I I olina than any. other <
1^* iness in the State.
The, bests people of tl
are placing their polici
SON STANDARD.
There la a Reason; y
A JEFIFEftSON ST
tell you why.
no more than other
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SKtUXft, FLOORING, .SIDING
BEFORE THE RECENT AD OtT
TO SEE US FOR ANY-.
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to build his fortune.
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in county than any . j
cios being 'taken in . ..
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SFFERSON STAN- ; j |
aken in North Car- j
company doing bus- j , f
he county and State
es-in the JEFFER- i
our intelligence will
ANDARD cost you
policies?when you
THE BEST. "
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THE COX!IllRR
RoK^orQ,..N. -C.- Dec. 27th 1322
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Dcn-t you haor. them say Get it at
POXBORO,LUMBER CO.
PLEASE GIVE ME THE NEWS.
. Raying' -assumed-tide looal eo'ditor-Slip
of The Courier I. will {greatly
rppreciate it if you will kindly phojie
nie any hews item you may have. If
yuu intend making a trip, or if you
have frignds visiting you please. let
me know it, for. I want to make the
Real news worth while and can only
do so with your cooperation. Do not
think your goings and comings are
jo important that I ouglll to get
then? anyway, for if "5" impossible
tor me to keep up with the doings of
this hustling town without your aid.
Help me out with this department by
giving, me all of the news. - j
Very respectfully.
MISS ELIZABETH NOELI., I
'" Local Editor. |
BUSINESS LOCALS, j
I' Don't ask your friends to sign your
bond when you can buy it cheap. See
S ATTERFIELD. ?
GTXT? THE BEST. It cost Vio more.
The ' /JEFFERFSON'S 20-payment,
Double Indemnity, Disability covers
air troubles. See SATTERFIELD, Do
It Now.
Commencing M'cnday morning, January
1st," wo will price Jted Dog
Ship Stuff -at $2.17 per sack for the
cash. J. T. Walker, Jr.
BIG RED to skin Cockerels. Hens'
arid Pullets." Best yet, 25 prizes?Mrs
John Kerr, Durham, N. C. 2tsp 12 20
63 acre farm, wheat and corn mill
Q.n it. This form is for' sale. Apply to
C. T. SMITH, 13 Stokesipnd Ave.,
SchOfilftelt,- Va., ?12-<J,4tpd. , *
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.See J. T. Walker. Jr., for Shoes?
prices cn heavy'biogans, and sHses
foi evo-yefay wear, also on all grades
cf mens stylish Sunday wear markOiF
down to the very lowest.
Too' lato to.lock the door after tils
horse has been stolen. Just so as to
fire policy. Got it before the fire occurs,
Phone or write Satterfield, Do
It Now. _
WE OFEFR
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five per cent "grain for $2.00 per
sack. J. T Walker, Jr.
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"Nothing Better,
The Princess Range,
Superior Quality Furniture,
The^ Phonograph With- A Soul," "
. " All at T. W. PASS & SON. \
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN. See .
SATTERF1EJLD for a' Traveler's' Accident
policy, $5000.00 for $10.00 annually.
-Do It >[ow. Satterfield Ins.
Agency, "Old and Tried".
rtJST UNLOADING car load of .
Pianos. They" are right and the price
is right. Let uS demonstrate tliem to
you.?1?. W, PASS & SON. .
1 Our best/86 cent coffee for the
week commencing January 1st will
Be sold fon 20 cents ?er pound. Not
more than'5 pounds to one customer.
J. -T. Walker, Jr.
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~ when it ift
jewells
Buy them from
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INewells I
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PACKAGE found, last Saturday : j
nipht-oh 'lie street* -if 'itJU.n.
O'.vjitr can .get safoe V.- d '.v
,nw?paying ft; this notice. S. A.ill
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Say' it with a Want Ad." Results" J
ere sure, tt itp: jllst 1 4ent_ S -word. ,
II* ifcOU realised ~ bos/ quickly all
little want ad'ir. these jtjlutpnt vvtayLtj
sell ttot itejfa yoa *htm r.3 11551 "tor *j
you weald rush the copy.
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LOST, just above F.bsevRle a pup- |
py, -white and black, has on 'collar J
witlJ E. E. Thomas' name; Notify E. j
E. THOMAS, Boxboro, N. c. .ltpd [
White House Coffee tH:a week at"
Walkers Grocery' Store 35 cents per i
package (.1 pound.)?J. T. Walker, |
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WANT-COLUMN. * i
We feel surp >?*?* i# -fH* !
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The Courier would use our .'Want 1 I
Column" more . they would tiui, it j 1
worthwhile. Doubyesa many ladles' 1
on the farms have something some (
one would be only too glad to buy if j
they knew about?It., If you have j
more jelly, jam,. preserves, or per- I
Haps some fancy work, than you |
want just insert a little notice in our [
want column and you will be sur- {
prised, how quickly it will be sold.
Many a farmers wife, or farmers
daughter, would be surprised at hour
much extra money they qpuld pick
up by the sile of some of these little
things, if they would only- let it T
he knnWn Try it, only X cent a word?
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DAIRY I
HINTS
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FEED POINTS fOR DAIRYMAN
To efitain Maximum Milk Production
Cctv Must "Be Attended to at H
' p?r?por Moment. .
If you tvortjd uet a maximum mills:
produef iorv frotn?jro^ eov. foed-Jthe |
right feed at the right time anil in the
ri]arht aui.nmts, advises M. 11. Keeney,
dplry specialist - or the New .Jersey
State College of Agriculture.
Mr. Koeney gives she following prac- |
tleal suggestions foi* dairymen In
feeding for milk production:
1. Feed all the roughage a cow will
More GuernseyC Have Been Imported
fto United States During Past 33
Years Thari A^yrOther Breed. ' j
clean up. Paff; of It should be a ' |
legume such as clover or'alfalfa. : ' t>
2. Feed some succulent feed such as -uliage
or* roots., ?- '
3. Feed a balanced ration. . F
~4r~ Feed/grain in accordance tp rallk
production: For a Ilolstein dr Ayr- *
shire? Approximately one pound of I
pf ain for each 4. pounds of milk ;,fpr a |
Guernsey or Jerfeex about one pound t
grain for each 3 pounds of milk. 'A F
variety of grains, in the roiitUre is/de* 1
slrable. 1 g
5. During short pastures supplement f
with s I la |?e o? some green feed, togeth- ?
.er with some grain.* - - tl
6. Feed" and milk regularly. ? 1{
7. Supply an ufrundance of pure jj
fresh watef at all Jtlme*.
8. Give actess to salt daily.
O Uiimk./ 1A ^ J - ? 1
v. ? u.vuaoc ^iuiii iwiis on me oasis ^
of thefr protein und energy eont?t
and not aloAe on Jnst the cott per
cwt.
GROWING RATIONS. FOR CALF
In Veading Young Dairy Animals Material
8upptied Hutt Be Fleab- , %
Building?Ifcllt Is Naadad.
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"There are two things td remember
In feeding dairy calves," says B. ,A_
Hanson, dairy specialist with 1 he agricultural
extension division of the University
of Minnesota. 'The feed must
make them grow and must supply
fleslvbullding material so they will be
In good condition.
Growing feeds, be says, consist of
eltlm mlltr, eloier bay. oats, bran and
oil meal. The fattening feeds are
corn, barley and oil meal. For cal?ei_.
under six months oM i- "
tlon und li?vlnc a soft, mellow hide
mixture ( 90 pound* fro und com,
80 pound* grouDd oat*. 30 pounds
bran and 10 pounds oil meal, fed three
to five pounds dally. Is recommended
by Mr. , Hanson. A mixture of 80
pounds ground carp, 20 pounds ground e
batter, <0 pounds ground- oats and -10 a
poundf ctl meal, also t?f at the rate '
of ayo:tbfsb>to:tftar mpattra day, ?
adeiaed-for.qriifes- |n poqdeondmoa. ^ - -1
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| Dining Tabjfest 1 Tw?ks. '
Dining Table? and -Trunks is aft unusual combination $
k and the prices-we have made on them is also unusual. We w - ,
^ have a few more left ami will close them in the,next gj
I" three days. ? P
- ' SPEAKING. OF
overcoats 3
With the?thermometer flirting-with zero ;-**u per- B
qualify, All, Wool Overcoat has a very appealing Sound, ra
We overbought on Overcoats and for the next three days B
we are goin& tdlNDERSELL on them'. The' prices will B
make .you think Of Xmas gift.
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GENUINE^BARGAINS AWAIT THOSE WHO COME. |
Ilt will pay you to trade with . us. TRY IT.
Wilburn & Satterfield |
ROXBORO. N. C. _ fl
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Fire Works
Get Ready" For Christmas and ^TSlIp
Come To
I" Loch Lily jH
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- Where youwill find a .tine line ot various I
kinds of FIRE WORKS. [ W
For those m anting to enjoy this sport j I
SOAIS WILL BE FREE.
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And you and your friends can gojaut on | f.
the lake and (njoy some rare s^ort. !
Jack Barnett j p
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GET OUR PRICES ON ^ I
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1SASH DOOfe FRAMES 1
FLOORING, CEILING ?
I--'' .. siding. jl'
. LIME W: . CEMENT ^ PLASTER |) ":jr;
SHINGLES LATHS ROOFING 1
MANTELS ' GRATES TILE 1
PAINTS; OILS,. ETC. T J
"Everything to Build With!"
3MilNSIR BULLOCK I_
!, Roxboro, N. C. ^ 4 |
iT PHONE 94 ^ |
IT PAYS TO 0 .
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