BUSINESS LOCALS
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UP STAIRS, SAME BUILDING.
You will find me in the same build- .
ing on Main Street> up stairs, where
you will find the same good asOortment
of furniture and caskets as of
old. and the prices will continue to
be just a little tetter than you will
find elsewhere.
Things are kinder crowded, but I ,
have the promise of my new store, |(
on Depot Street in front of Hyc'e j
Warehouse, within 6 weeks. How-1
ever, come to see me up stairs, same
building on Main Street, and I will.
promise to make it to your interest.1
E. D. CHEEK. r
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Why do people come to us for their
Shoes, ask our customers. All leather
Will tell". Wilburn & Satterfield.
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HOUSE AND LOT in Durham for 1
sale?3 room?cottage and I vacant '
lot. For sale at a bargain. Price for
both $2000 on easy terms. For cash \
price see me. T. W. Whitfield, Rox- 1
boro, N. C., route 5. 9-26, Itspd.!*
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FOR RENT, a good 90 acre tobao-! *
co farm, known as Leonard Daniel
place, situated near Ridgeville. Noth- \
ing but hustler need apply. See 1
. Joseph F. Wh ft field, Hurdle Mills, N. '
C. 9-12,3ts. 1
HOARDERS. Can aecomm\>diate 2 1
young men. Mrs. AbbitV Academy 1
Street. J ltpd.
FOR SALE, One vulcanizing out
fit. J Burroughs adding machine, 1
typewriter, stock of auto accessories,
tires and tubes. Reason for selling: J
Farming interests* at my home de-* '
mand my attention. This is a splendid
opportunity for*'1 some one who
wants a nice business.. Address, Lawson
Auto Co., Roxboro, N. C._
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FOR SALE^?Pressing Club outfit.
For particulars see Charlie Wade. *
Roxboro, N. C. It. c
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Toal bills are a large part of your *
living expenses?reduce both by.usu'?
ing Cole's Hot Blast Heaters.
Cures Malaria. Chilis and Fever. \
Deuurue or Bilious Fever. It de- '
sfroys the germs. ^
Having handed out something over i
five thousand treats of lemonade to ?
cur customers Tuesday, we were glad r
to see you. Come again, we have an- c
other trefit for you. Roxboro Cnfo, S
T. S. Hobgood, proprietor.
NOTICE. . 1
All coal has advanced from 50 to t
65 cents in prices. This applies to (
all grades. Buy while you can gef it, c
shipments are getting slow. \
R. H. Gates.
Kuppenheimer, Griffon <fe Curlee i p
Clothes are big trumps. It will pay t
you to trade with us. Try it. Wil- t
bum & SatterfieM. ! f
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GOOD FREE burning coal for cur-13
ing tobhcco. This coal is in lump
form and is the cheapest fuel for .
this purpose. Come and get your supply
and be ready when your first
cutting is placed in barn. R. H. ,
Gates, Roxboro, N. C. j
S SS Cures Malaria, Chills ?
|\|||| and Fever. Dengue or
""" Bilious Fever. i
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HUGH WOODS has plenty Crimson
clover, seed oats, rape, turnip,
rye and any other seed you want.
The Roxboro Cafe will have a lunch
counter at the Pair grounds at the
gate as you go in. Come, and bring
me family, we will have a resting
place. J. S. Hobgood, proprietor.
WANTED.
Hands to work on shares, a three
Ur four horse farm, fine tobacco and
corn land. None but members of Tobacco
Growers' Co-Operative Association
need apply. A. E. Newton,
Roxboro, N. C. Route X. ltpd.
ONE MILK COW for sale. Will
sell for caab qr trade for beef cow.
R. L. Day, Rougemont, N. C.
WHITE SCOTCH COLLIES. A
gentle pet for baby, hard, tireless
pal for son, beautiful graceful companion
and brave defender of daughter,
striking mate for a saddle horse,
stunning omarrvent for auto or lawn,
Sleepless guard of the home, a great)
comfort to parents, useful in city or
country. . Most beautiful dogs onj
?arth. Best herders for everything
from reiiideer of the Arctics to goats
>f Mexico. Save their cost in stealng
prevented. Pedigreed, country
rrown stock. Unrelated pair will
raise $300.00 worth of puppies each
rear. This is the seaspn to get one
n the south. Write us'freely of your,
leeds. Island White Collie Kennels,
Oept., Oshkosh, Wis. 9-19-2ts.
I WILL SELL privately all of my
'arm, or a part. Good land, good
>ui!dings, desirable home. Come and
ook over this farm. E. R. Whitfield,
durdle Mills, N. -C.. route 3, close to
3ushy Fork High School. 9-26, 2tpd.
"WANTED**
"Position on good farm; will work
!4 hours a day, pump all the water,
io your washing and ironing, turn all
;he cranks, fight fires, and many
>ther things. Am sound and weli
luilt and entirely dependable. Havei
lad years of experience on upward
>f 160,000 farms and am an expert,
>n the farm. Can furnish you with)
ho best of references. Can also furn-1
sh you with plenty of electric light.
n your home and out-buildings, and |
vill guarantee not to desert yon
rour busy season. Wjll work for!
ibout 30 cents per wehk, and will
irrange terms, if* desired. If -inter- \
>sted will have my agent make arrangements
and contract. Apply Delo-I.ivrht
Plant, HOME ELECTR.IC
5 EH VICE CO., Fred Long, Mgr.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST?
Don't buy that life policy un:il
you see the New Jefferson "Just
)ut." Pays for disability and accilent
without charge acrainst the polcy.
See Satterfield. "Do It today."
GET vOUR WAGON, J. I. Nisw?n
wagon, none better. One, two orj
hree horse wagons on hand ready,
or delivery, prices right. Come and
ret one, if you haven't the caah,j
iome any way, I can arrange that for
rou. Yours truly, j
J. L. GARRETT.
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ififi quickly relieves Constipation,
Hiliousness, Headaches, Colds
ind LaGrippe.
It will pay yon to buy your Shoes
'rom Wilburn & Satterfield.
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FOR QUICK. SALE. I have one
nice four year old home raised mare,
line saddler, drives and works anywhere.
AIbo have one very fine Holatein
milk cow, dropped her second
calf last night. I am sure that seeing.
and the price will induce you. This
Sept. .24. G. E. Woody, Woodsdale,
N. C.
FAMOUS SOUTHS IDE VIRGINIA
ESTATE AT AUCTION: "Roanoke
Plantation", the historic home of
(John Randolph, on Staunton River,
at . Randolph, Charlotte County, Va.
1239 acres subdivided, at auction, on
the premises, Tuesday, Oct. 23 - 10:30
A. M. 340 acres rich river bottoms*
fertile upland apd woodland, large
mansion house, two modern hungnlows,
splendid dairy bam, numoronr
tenant settlements and tohaecn ham
Also machinery and farming implements.
Fine com, grain, alfalfa and
grass land. Also quantity of very
fine bright tobacco land. WRITE
FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER giving
full details and attractive views
of this splendid estate. VBNABLE
& FORD, LYNCHBURG, VA. 9-19-5as
NOTICE.
Seed rye for sale at a good close
price, buy it while it last.
R. H. Gates.
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NOTICE.
The FIRM OF CLAYTON; WILKERSON
AND JACKSON; having,
been dissolved by mutual consent oh
Sept. 10th 1923, the firm of A. P.
"Clayton and Company having taken
over the business. This is to announce
that the firm of A. P. Clayton & Co.
| has this day been dissolved by muj.tual
consent, the business having been
J sold to E. L. Wilkerson and R. A.
Jackson.;
All debts due either the firm of
Clayton, Wilkerson and Jackson, or
| A. P. Clayton and "Company, have
i been assigned to and are payable to
E. L. Wilkerson and R. A. JacksOn.
E. L. Wilkerson and R. A. Jackson
having assumed all debts due by
the firm of Clayton, Wilkerson and
Jackson, and A. P. Clayton & Co.
A. P. Clayton
E. L. Wijkerson
R. A. Jackson.
CITIZEN TALKS. ABOUT ROADS.
Mr. Editor:
The Good book says, "What profit
a mon trv cnin *rV?r?lo wrtrl 1
Jose his own soul," and the writer!
asks "What profit the good peonle.
of Person County to spend their good?
money to build good roads and lose
them for the want of upkeep and attention?
The road by Jalong is today
in as bad<t ravel in fir shapd* as it
was ten years aero, and if something
is not done for it real soon, it will be
to build attain. We hope th* people
who have the roads in *harge will i
take a look at this road, and some
others, and try to do something before
it is too late, for when the fall
and winter rains come and go we
will have no road. And the bridges
on this road in question are in real .
bad order and should be looked after
at once.?Citizen.
(Continued from other side)
his terms and conditions which we
are bbund to acknowledge from a
sane poir^ of view and study, is <
riieht, hpnept and good absolutely.
Let's get in the BOAT with him?
then don't tvy to upset it?if we do.
we may drown ourselves.?T. Y.
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PERSONALS
Misses Margaret Carlton and Helen
Harris spent the week end in Durham.
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Mra. W. T. Gregory spent last week
visiting her sons in Clinton and
Smithfield. * .
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The Roxboro Light & Power has
removed its offices into the room vacated
by the First National Bank.
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Mr. Jule Warren of Hurdle Mills
left yesterday morning for Chapel
Hill where he entered the University.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Willson and
airs, oessie lanaday spent last Sunday
in Oxford.
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Mr. E, H. Carter of Danville, V*.,
13 the guest of Mr. Landon Harvey _
for a few days this week. *r
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Mrs. Trotter of Reidsville and Mrs.
Cain of Leaksville spent the week
end with Mre. Trotter's daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Long.
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Misses Muzette Winstead and
Elaine Edwards of Louisburg College
spent Sunday -with friends in
the county.
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Mrs. Roland Register and baby of
Durham are Visiting Mrs. Register's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Winstead.
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Mrs. P. E. Gowey and little daughter,
Margaret Helen " arrived last
Thursday from Springfield, Mass.
She will visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Painter on route 3, and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Y. Blanks spent
Friday in Durham guests of Mr.
Blanks' sister. Mrs. John A. Snipes.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Snipes and little daughter. Elizabeth,
who will be their guests for sometime.
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Mr. J. Shields Harvey, whP has
been in South Carolina for the past
six weeks, returned home Saturday
nieht and will be here for the opening
of the Co-ops. He will aeain do
the ijradinjr here flor the Association.
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Mr. W. S. Clary, Jr., who is now
located on the Robersonville tobacco
market buying for the Export Tobacco
Company, spent the week epd
hero visiting Mrs. Clary. They both
returned to Robersonville Sunday
evening.
NOTICE LAND SALE.
I nave a 30 acre farm. I will sell,
ndioinine the Lonehurst Cotton Mill,
on the oast side. This land is in eood
state of cultivation. Anvone desiring
to he shown over this land, come to
the home of Mr. J. H. Pentecost. Tf
this land is not sold privately, I will
offer for sale on 1st Monday in November
at 12:00 o'clock m. 9-26-2ts.
LAYING BRICK.
The two brick store buildines on
Depot Street beloneine to Dr. B. R.
Lone and Judee J. C. Pass are rapidIv
eoine nth. the first brick beine laid
Monday. Both of these stores are
rented and will he occupied by Mr.
E. D. Cheek, undertaker,. and the
Pender chain erocery storey,
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