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"Home of Q
Out eggs at* ripirt from
fresh. Our cu?wnrti wfcc m
them.
Buj year eggs from us a:
eeriea. rnitt* and vepetames,
"** taiph aaaiity and low prices.
Fresh Groceries
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PHONE 23 AND 24.
the prince
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Advance p^i-pram tram Thu
VHLHSDAT. 1*. A. Power
uu-ipr "THE THIRD ALAE
l ?on, Eli*. liali. Johnnie Wal
jp an?i cc'itasai heart tiraaut tiu
..epths ol the scuL The oua
the century- You can't afford
M, ADDED * tin
No advance m itamiss;oi..
FRIDAY . Gci.vwvD picture
duciion "HUNGRY HEART
Fcrpusor.. E. A. Warrer. and
? :nrv thav tench ta the heart c
undemamlinp. The greatest
ED loathe News (The world
Bdmiosicn?.
' SATURDAY. William Fox
CMOtT" i A Kl?iinff ?fnTi' nf
bebhrr. lie saddled the wind
L,?. p. M. Evening at 7:13- 8:45
king of comedian*') JtC "TRO
MONDAY and TUESDAY
with Mildred Davia.in his aec
TOR .JACK". The greatest c
I ! cm\ even curt- a Dotty?He g<
J and iiekfes your ribs until yo
'I *' Snfy Doctor and every pati
Laughter Specialist. ADDED
I two reek. Matinee Monday a;
j Evenings at 7ilo P. M.
WEDNESDAY. Qekhcvn
production BROTHERS Ul
Chsdwiek. Claire Windier, 3
j; man Kerry, story by E. Ma
Here an* the triah nnd irh
that we all know .for far: arv
... i edy ' WISE CRACKER". "
j . Coming Oct. ??-*8<*th. Ja?i
? 1 , i?fflg.w >\ft:iora Cictur
(cir.ng Nov. 5-Bth. Alia
' "Gi<vna Swar.ton;
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That we do. the ver
PnnVi^g -VT-.H at rpaarvn^
;; erdex -and let us prove
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the country, and we know they art
** tkma are highly pleased with
nd every thine else you need in groand
you will be pleased with our
and Meat. Prices Right.
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?ie"ti Store
ROXBORO. N. C.
:ss theatre
30R0. N. C.
rsday Oct. !8th to Wed. Oct. 24th.
'5 presents An Emory Jonnior. pro??1"
with Raiph Lewis, Emory Johnker,
Lmiiie Johnson. A stupendous
it will snake every observer to th:
standing: pnotodramatic sensation oi' j
i to miss this picture. Open at 7:15 <|
.dusanonal Comedy " Ro'lihp Stones"
s presents E. liaison Hopper's pTPS"
with Bryant Washburn, Heier. |
others. A Goidwyn picture. A pic- I
f humanity with a simple grrace and I
epic of humanity ever filmed. ADD- p!
before your eyes). No advance in |
f J
presents Tom Mix in "CATCH Mdf-i'
a fiery man who left plenty of smolqfc I
and spurred it op. Matinee at 2:9 I
V. M. ADDED A! St. John (Tfce
>PICAL ROMEO" two reels
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. Hal Roach presents Harold Ltoj :cnd
five part feature comedy "'DO
omedian in his jrreateat comdey. i
ets Tipnt at your heart, reaches pr i J
u roll with joy and ?igple witlrite.
ent in town recommends "Dr..-#*
Harry Snub Pollard in "365 DA?" j
3:00 P. 51. Admissions 13c aadJc. .
viciuT* -- -preeenT* T'lUPf Fir1 rT?e%
v'DER THE SKIX" withi? iene j
llae Bu*ch, Pa: OUaliey l**Nor- (
sort Kppprr. A Golilwy;i I #- ~ I ,\
v^brtitr.5 of real vrunr mzmi wks I
i laturh at. ADDED a two ft. fdmi
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blf- pnr^s. Gir u.^our next
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1 THE ROXBORO COURII
THE COURIER7*
Roxboro. N. C. October 17th 1928 j ^
Everything- to build with. Watkins
x Bullock. Tj
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Mr. Col* Allison of Mebane was a
Eoxbcrc visitor last Saturday.
Mr. P. D. Lee of East Durham favored
us with a call last Friday. 6
Mr. H. L. Boatwright of Danville I
was a Roxboro visiter Monday, n
.s'
Mr. Crpnor Merritt, who is on the s
market at Greenville, spent the week c
end here with his family* ?
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The friends of Mrs. J. R. Hamlin X
will regret to learn that she has P
been very ill for the last week.
*-+**. g
Mr. Harvey G. Clayton of Rocky n
Mount spent the week end here with f
his father, Mr. H. G. Clayton. {
Miss Eva Harris, who is teaching: b
in Zebulcn. spent the week end here F
with her parents. 1
1'V "' .-v.'V-? * # * * y.; . T
3ttr. and Mrs. E. V. Boatwright I
and EdgaT, Jr.', spent the week end 1
visiting in Martinsville, Va. *
g
Meptiames T. W. Henderson, J. B. J
Hurley and H. W. Newell were Dan- i
ville visitors last Friday. t
Mrs. C. E. Barnett of South Bos- 1
ton, Ba.. is spending the week with i
Mts. L. C. Hull. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spencer of Ro;:bcro
'were' Sr-itfc Boston and Brookneal
visiters last v*eek. <
<
./ Mr. R. H. Gates' is spending th?
week in Lundale, W. Va.. and other
West Virginia points in the interest
of ;his coal business.
/
I f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnett and
son rf Akron, Ohio, arrived last night
aiti are visiting Mr. Burnett's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barnett.
Revs. J. Hi Bass ar* R; E. White
attended the meeting of the Mt. Zibo
Baptist Association in Orange county
yesterday.
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Rev. J. A. Beam is attending a
meeting of the Flat River Baptist
A qqrx?in**TTrrT-, \ i i ?rrnting With
Sharor. Baptist church.
AT- T TtT Poea *aAl
a.. V 'I '
to his room for several da^ but i
reported. as heire very much in o
proved at tbs writing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillard an P
Mr. -and 5frs. H?rv?v and two chit *>
drer. if Bfaiville spent the week en. n
with Mr.-r.id Mrs. R. X. Featherstor s
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Mr. Tb? Street, a student at th o
I/niversiY. soent the week end witl V
his parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Normal u
Street* v
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Ma D. K. Richmond, buyer icx: 3
the RJ- Revnolds Tobaccc Compar.i 2
or. V Henderson market, spent thi V
weekend here with his family. *1
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3- .T. 7. Hambrick. who has
oa le. Wendell mark?* for the Co-op?3
"ih.cco Growers Aepociatirn, spent ?:
fh w?ek end here with his father "
? *. W. E. Hambrick. From here h* t
tvr.z to Pilot Mountain 1
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Mr. E. E. Rradsher and children ?
pent the . week end in Greensboro e
/i si ting I> and Mrs. B. R. Long, f
Mrs. Bradfher. who had been spend- *
ine the. week tn Greensboro return- i
ed with Mr. Bradsher Sunday even- '
ing./'
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* We enioyed a cpll Mondav from
our ok! friend. Mr. Thomas Frazier.j
TT?- was lookinc fine and -snid every-j
rnmp was koiiij: as smooui as piass
with him. He sold a load of tobacco
at the 'Planters warehouse and wa*
.well pleased with his prices.
j
MILTON NEWS.
The Miltcn hic'r. school is nlarminci
to play some pood g%mes of basket!
ball this fall. The court is bemy re- i G
paired and put into shane. The inrls ^
and bryR teams are practicing in pre- 0
pa-ration -fcrr the cumiiia season. s
Rev. J. C. Canine-of Mebane con- ^
ducted a preat revival at the Baptist .l:
chmroh Tacentlv. Thhty six came foT- j
ward durmjr the meetiny and surrenderail
their lives to Jesnr Christ, or *'
reconsecrated themselves for Service.. ^
Rev. Mr. Canine is tloinc s jrraat work Ji
as an evangelist,. He clinjrs tor the ^
word of God and it a faithful, con-,
s?crated and devout servant of Jeaer
..hriv' '!>?' v ':"1- 1 Iw'd 1 as !'.
Snirlt was nrosent in rsrwer.r The d
Baptists of North Carolina have few p
ivanyslistir -pastors with' the poorer ti
lna (v-fr* *.f p?v ft|r Canipt.' and S
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;R OCTOBER ltrttr 1923
[ebane is to be congratulated upon H
avme htm there aa pastor of the bb
aptist church. *' 11
Many of cur people have been at- m
nding the Danville and Roxboro g
iir;. which were held thia week at 13
ie same time.?Hugh L. Nichols. ; 13j
COOPERATIVE WEALTH. j jl
|?Whetheitthe cooperative marketing!. S
ystem turns oat to be a success ini ?
imcrica' or not remains to ba seen 3
It. hAa pcBVen entirely successful in: M
lany cast? m this country, as isi 3
hown by; the results in the western' ??
lates, Bat. in the two preat money 5g
ro'ps?coton and tdbaccc?it is now Ig
n trial, ^nd the next year or two S2
.-ill demaistrate whether it is to be gjl
he grood.thin? for fanners that the 3
romoten believe it will. g|
But, jqjlgring from Dr. E. C. Bran-1 kg
on's remits from Denmark there is gS
ot the fliphtest doubt about its ef- ra
ectivenas ever there. Speaking of ^
)dense. Dr. Branson says:
"I wert .through the creamery, the gj
.aeon hetorv. and the egg-packing gj
ilant, ad heard at length about the g
10 .stesnboats that carry the farm S
?rrriuct of Denmark into every large ?|
jcrt of lie'world. Every one cf these ?|j
luge eierprises is organized, owned. g|
tnd cprated by the farmers them- ?jj
udves t their highly salaried agents. 3
\.nd vr&t Odense is every other town 2
ri Dentark is?a center of coopera- g
:ive fdrn business.
"Cultre and ccoperation have made jg!
:hjese trmers rich, and a prosperous He
agricufcre has dotted the man with
-rospeius cities. To be .sure of this
fact, ju have only to move about JgS
Dcnmi a little. Not cnly. are the
Dimislcjties ^ich but they arc mod- j5*
am infhe last degree. and beautiful ?
-very tne. , ;g
"Th? rensrrablp farm surplus last ,r<,
year fere ?250,000.000* reconed in ;3?j
our niiey. And mind you, they are jgjj
enterjtsep on part of a state with I?
just |out the population and less ^
than tie-fourth the size of North
Carols." *15
Coterative marketing has converte
a poorer errantry into one of g,
the thest. an: has mtfde a prospercus
topic out of a most humble 1/
clasAf it has done that in Denmark.
whft nature has not been so kind. ri
it could make every person wealth}; jg
in? nature-favored country' like th* fi
sdftiem pari of the United States.
Ti cooperative theory is right, and ig
ittorks when properly put into ef- '3
"fEJ. TTlt "Ta*!s in this country it wili '||
^/because of fault in the* manner of ?<
Jfctmcr it into effect. Ri
'Commerce and Finance * speaking jt|
f the co-operative system, says: g
"Co-operative cctton marketing ir g
n indictment cf the waste and sharp ?
ractive of the psesent system. WV ?
oast the efficiency of American comicrce.
and it is efficient in many re- ?
peers, hut it fails miserably in the S
upreme test, which is the total cost ?
f getting the commodity from the ||
iroducer t? the consumer. The Amer- ^
tan farmer is the best farmer in the- 2
rorld in that he produces more per 5
tan. but he receives less of the con- g
umer's dollar than the farmer in ?
ry other enlightened country. That g
p the damming charge which com- Js
terce "must meet. The farmer is in S
evoh. He may be defeated tn this ?
attempt; he may fail by his owr. ^
ilundering. but he will win ultimatey
by one means cr another.
They are blind who do not see in
he present movement a desperat' gevolution
of those whfl feed and
lot he the world to receive a more \
quitable share of the world?s income
nd accumulation. Heretofore the
kmerican farmer has been cbrvservaive:
his cooperative undertakings ^
cr self helo and self protection are j t?
onservative. Let commerce he care-!
' TOl
ul not to make him radical.''-?Pur-j
air. HeraH.
BUSINESS LOCALS. 9
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tie
.FOR SALE, Rhode Island Red th.
oorters. Prize winners at the Fair, aaIrs.
R. B. Smith, Roxboro. X. C. 'Ha
'on
ON MONDAY. November 5th, at1
2 o'clock in front of the Court House
oor 1 will sell the W. L. Thomas ]aI
ome place on Lamarr Street, and
ne town lot situated on South Main
tree.. This is your opporhnrij^,; .
ont miss it. W-. N. Thomas, admimsdJ
T Th
roil KENT, or -a cropper, one farm yj,
or 1924. Good buildings, pool to- yj,
acco land. Only Co-op need apply. ^
.ddresr A. Si, Snipes. Roxboro, N.
.. route 1. 10-11 2t pd.
j j
Our oieee Goo is Dept. has occas- pri
gtrp-.iij .ii f 11 iiahin tiiiiinnin, Iaji .
eaipn that dress. The style is ? biff 1
art 0f "the dress. It .will pay you hp,
i trade with ua. Tty it. Wilburn & rci
atterileld. - . - Ya
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YOU WILL FIND HEI
YOU AR
If you are hunting f<
town to trade you can
dog, but bring your w
them enjoy the privileg<
say that our ready-to-v
filled with beautiful Co,
es and other rady-to-w
Come and take a lot
or not, our salesladies
show you.
Coats $22.50
MEN AND YOUNG M
A Kuppenheiiner Suit and n Kn
and will help keep you there. We h
the quality vou take a pride in we)
with us. TRY IT.
Wilburn & !
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Just Re
All Gr
| Pine SI
GALVANIZED ROOl
CEMENT, FLOOI
SIDING, WIND<
FRAM
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Prices Are
"Everything to
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Watkins 6
| ROXBOF
NOTICE.
All coal hag advanced from 50 to.
cents in prices. This applies to
i jrrades. Buy while you can jret it.
ipments are petting slow.
R. H. Gates.
MILLAR
WANTED for Chub Laxe;
in who can run a roller mill. Apply
G. AI. Crowder. Woodsdaie, N. C..
ate" I. 10-17. 2t pd.
l-SAVE-IT
When you bay furniture from E
Cheek. Don't think because .he is ;
stairs just now that he can not
pply your wants. While it is a litmnro
trnnhlt- tn ak/tw ??? '
?less. he ha* the goods and will !
ve you money on your purchases. (
: expects to get in his new building
Depot Street in about 60 days.
FOR RENT, one. two and tlvree'*
rse farms. Good tobacco and grain
id. near pood schools. Aoply to J.
Goocfa. Timber lake, N. C. J
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SALE of valuable Town property, *
l?ndid dwelling and one of dh? most *
sirable lots in Rcxlioro?the W. L\ 1
oma? home place and lot on South t
mday, November oth. at 12 o'clock. 1
front of the Court House doOr, i
j
NOTICE. t
Seed rye for salt at a good clp"? \
ee. buy it while it last. j
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FARM TOlf RENT, good i->W"o|l
i grain land, good improvement*,]!
IT trnjam' MflL ,A|niiy WJ<
ncey, Roxboro, N. C., route 6. ItfcdU
IE WHAT \
E LOOKING FOR. g
>r the best place in a
not only bring your p
hole family and let |j
:. Those who know, P
vear department is S
ats, Suits and Dress- jg
ear. . g
>k whether you bu}r p
are always glad to P
to $100.00 p
EN, TAKE NOTICE J
ox Hat will help cet you there Hi
lave what you want and in juat kg
arini:. It will pay you to trade gj .
Satterfield |
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ceived i
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ades
tingles I
rING, BRICK, LIME, |
*ING, CEILING,
}\VS, DOORS gi
[ES. |
pi ..
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Now Low I
i Build W ith" 1
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ic Bullock
IP, N. C. . . I
TO MY FRIEXDS:
Tobaccc steadily advancing each
day. Best salt' Friday we have had
'.his year. . Ocnie to see me at Central
Warehouse, Danville, Ya.
Geo. E. Harr>s.
NOT WHAT YOU MAKE but what
you SAVE determines your worth.
Investigate the. Building; &. Loan
Plan. Jl S. Walker. . tj,-^
When you want the best piano for
your home see John H. Carver, with
Mayn'ard Bros.
SALE of valuable Tcuu property,
splendid dwelling end one of the most
desirable lots in Rexboro?the W. L.
Thomas home place and lot on South
Main Street. Remember the elate,
Monday, November 5th, at 12 o'clock,
n front of the Court House door.
FAMOUS SOUTHS IDE VIRGIN- "*
; A ESTATE AT AUCTION: 'iRoan
>ke Plantation", the historic home of
Icbn Randolph, cn Staunton River,
it Randolph: "^Charlotte County, Va.
L 230 acres subdivided, at auction, on
;hr premises: Tuesday, Oct. 23 - 10:30
V M.?3 to acres rich : t"c.. bottoms,??
lertile upland and woodland, larpe
nansion house, two modern huncnows.
splendid dairy barn, hum-roar
errant settlements and tobacco barns.
Also Tnaebintrry and farming impleIvents.
Fine corn, grrarn, alfhlfa and
rrnsr i:ind Also ..of very?__
ire bripht tnbaeeo 'and. WRITE - '
nf fujl octaiL and sJtawcHvp fl iews
if this pled id estate. VENAR1*F . ?
I FOto. LYNCHBURG. VA U > &?