"It's Just Splendid"
The visitor's exclamation applies
not only to the tastiness and attractive
ness pf the interior finish. It denotes
also her hearty approval of our method
of helping the prospective builder in
making the proper selection of materials.
Ideas fdr Interior Finish
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Come in before you build or re
model and let us show you our many
modern building plans. We know you
can find just the sort of arrangement
you like.
And we are sure that we c^n
save you money on the material besides
giving you the best. 1
Roxboro Lumber C?
"Hnmo nf riitnllf" 1
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Ham aud
for Dinner
Today/
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EGGS? r ER DOZEN*, 40 CENTS
s rtlCKEN'S ? 2 POUND AVERAGE, 30 CENTS POUND
HAMS? Si TC 35 CENTS POUND
Serve them today ? K ?r~ ./lie at your table will enjoy their
meal and it is economic ?i,
Come to our Grocery oj and look r. t tha fine, ftesh, new
things we are getting in- titty save v?- time and money.
ERGEANT
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WLAYTON
Sla-Kleat Store
r- v 23 AND 24. ..t . ROXHORO. N. C.
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Wife $alarp Uityeatr?
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** Advance Program From Thursday Oct. 1st **
** To Wednesday Oct. 7th **
THURSDAY
j*k Gerard Presents The Musical Comedy Supreme "THE WHIRL A
GIRL CO." With 12 ? People ? 12 ? There is a male Quartet which delivers
pome real Harmony Singing ? There in Mugs Gerard and Eddie Green in
Musical Specialties. Beautiful Wardrobe? /Georgeous Scenery ? Beautiful
Girls:: Picture "Lend me Your Husband" Picture at 7 :15r? Vaudeville it
8:16 P. M. Second Picture 8:30 ? Lost Vaudeville at 9:30 P. M. Admissior
Main Floor 25 ? 50 c., Balcony 20?40 c. (We want you to see this show)
FRIDAY
Louis B. Mayer Presents A Chester Franklin Produotion "THE SILE> T
ACCUSER" With Eleanor Boardman ? Raymond McKee ? Peter (the dog)
The story by Jack Doyle. A ?> Metro Production. (A story to make you
tingle with excitement ? a dreadful crime, Alight into the Argentine? the
heart tingling adventures pf n man, a girl and a dog) ADDED A Caraei
Comedy. No Advance in Admissions
SATURDAY
Warny Bros. Presents Pete Morrison with Lighting (the Horse) in
' MYSTERY OF LONE RANCH" If its the outdoors you love, the grandeur
pf the great west, the plains ? the mountains ? plus a real adventure yarn ?
see this picture) ADDED A Two reel Mack Sennett Comedy "The Holly wood
Kid" Matinee 2:30?8:30 P. M. Evening 7:15?8:46?9:15 P. M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Joseph M. Schenck Present* A Frank J. Carroll Production "THE SCAR
LET WEST" With Helen Ferguson ? Gaston Glass ? Robt. Frailer ? Ruth
Stonehouse ? Johnny Walker ? Clara Bow: (Filmed where your Nation's
History was made) A First National Attraction: (Big battles when the
west was made, thrilling scenes of frontier strife, hardships ? but through it
nil the indomitable courage of our forefathers at they fight for love and
glory- if you're a true American this picture is for you) Matinee Monday
at 3:00 P. M. Admission* 15?35 cents Evenings at 7:30 ? 9:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY
Jesse L. Lasky fresents A Herbert Brennon Production "THE STREET
OK FORGOTTEN MEN" With Mary Brian? Percy Marmont? Neil Hamil
ton ? Dorothy Walters: Adapted from the story by Geo. Turner. A Para
mount Picture. (It's time for another "Miracle Man" to reach the: screen,
ar.d here it is! Next to "Peter Pan" it's Herbert Brenon's finest Production.
No Advance in Admissions. Performances at 7:30 ? 8:00 P. M.
COMING
Everything to boiJd with. Wat- 1
kins & Bollock.
Mrs. Earl Bradsher spent several I
days last week in Greensboro, guest j
Of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Long.
Mis Marion* Boatwright of Dan
ville spent several days here la*t
week guest of Mrs. E. V. BoaAfright.
? * * * *
Mrs. A. S. deVlaming and Miss
Marion deVlaniing spent last Thurs
day in Durham.
Miss Nina Abbitt of Raleigh spent
the week end at home, with her par- ]
entt. ^
***** >
Misses Marion deVlaming und
Louise Wllburn left Tuesday for|
Baltimore, where they will enter col
lege for this session.
4 * * * *
Mrs. H. S. Morton and daughter
spent last Friday in Durham.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins and
children . of Henderson spent the
week end with Mr, and Mrs. W. C.
Watkins.
Mr. Maynard Clayton of Oakt
Ridge spent last week end here with|
his parents. ~ .
?***??
Joe Kirty, Bertie CBriant and '
Cyrus Kirby spent last Thursday at|
South Hill, Va. ~
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Woods, )flss|
Elizabeth Morris and Dr. Carl|
Thomas spent Sunday in Louisburg,
guests of Miss Annie Bran Woods.
M^Ss India Collins spent the week
em f at her home at Holly Springs.
V Mr. and' Mrs. W. R. Woody spent
last rfeek in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
. / .**???
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith, who]
have spent the summer in Danville,
will "return to their home in Rox
boro/fhis evening.
/ *****
>/Mr. Edwin Eberman, Jr., will,
leave in the morning for Pittsburgh,
Pa . where he will resume his studies
in Carnegia Institute.
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Mr. and Mrs. Haywood and Miss
'DUie Woods of Chase Oity spent
Tuesday here with friends.
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Mr. Collin Abblll, Will) is> aHi'l.il
ing the University this year .'pent
the week end at home.
Mvs. H. L. Ciowell spent a few
days this week in Charlotte.
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Miss Ruby Mitchell of Raleigh is
spending some time here.
*****
Mi*. R, B. Smith has returned
home from the South Carolina Mar
ket.
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Judjre J. C, Pass, Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Fcatherstsn and Mr. Garland
Pajf: spsnt Sunday in R^idsville.
/ 9 . ? o * ? :
.. M s. E D. Cheek left last Satur
day morning for Richland, N. C.t
?vhers she will spend a week visiting
n the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Herring.
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Mv. and Mrs. C. T. Woods, and I
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley were j
Chapel Hill visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Geogre A. Duncan is visiting
her son, Mr. Robert A. Duncan and
friends in Wakefield, Va.
Mr. 'C. E. Oakley of Durham spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R, H. Ookley. -? ^
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Miss Millie Jane Brooks, Miss
LiHian Wcody and Mrs. Millie Woody
have returned home after spending
o week in Petersburg, Va., visiting
Mrs. J. C. Stafford.
***** '
Mr. Rupert Bass spent several
days re re last week visiting relati
ves. He left Saturday for South
Africa for a four years stay.
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Miss Helen Bass of Richmond, Va.,
spent several days here last week
visiting Mrss Celia Daniel.
*****
Mess. T. D. Winstend, W. F. Long,
H. D. Long, A. S. deVlaming and
J. D. Perkins have returned from the
East Carolina and South Carolina
markets where they have been buy
ing during the tobacco season which |
has ji^t ctosed.
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^ Mr. Jefferey Boyd left Saturday I
for Rod Oak where he will attend |
sc h<y>] this term.
JL.
Dr. and Mr?. Davidson, who *pent!
the tnmmor in Ioura, hava i ctnrnnd |
home.
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Mr. E. V. Boatwright, who spent
the summer on the tobacco market
at Kingatree, S. C., has returned
home.
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Mr. A. M. Bums spent last Tburs- 1
day night in Pittsboro visiting hi* I
parent*.
JtM Is study
?in* tow at Wake Forest , spent Son
day here with the home (oiks.
Miss Pollie Walker left yesterday
evening for Baltimore where she will
attend Peabody College.
Mens. M. R. Un( and W. B. ' ox
art spent a few days last week in
Greenville, N. C . on business.
A NpTE OF INTEREST
Next Sunday, Oct. 4th, Grace
Church is to have Snnday School nt
ten o'clock. At eleven o'clock the
pastor is to preach there.
Sundcy afternoon the fourth Quar
terly Conference of The East Rox
boro and Longhurst CEarge is to be
held in Longhurst Methodist Church
The Presiding Elder of the Durham
District; Doctor Mike Bradshaw, is
to preach at three o'clock. Immedia
tely after the sermon the conference
is to be held. This is the most im
portant quarterly conference of the
year. We expect the church to be
filled to overflowing. Come out peo
ple, just as well enH even better th*n
you did for the Se-ond Conference
? The pastor
\
NOTICE, OLD FIDDLERS
CONVENTION
All of the old . fiddlers of Person
County are invited to gather at 7:30
p. m. H.nday. Oct. 12th, 1925. at
the theatre at Jalcmg, N. C., for sn
Old Fiddlers Convention, Prizes will
be awarded as follows: First prir.es,
on violin, banjo and guitar $5.00
each. Se?ond best, $3.00 each. Best
on harp $3.00. Second best, ^.00
Best on mandolin $2.00 Best group
of two playing togethe.-, $2.00. Beat
group of two or more, $3.00. Best
on Hawaiian, $3.00. Admission 25
and 35 cents.
iFor further information apply to
iO. J, Blue. J along, N. C.
NOTICE OF T1TE IHSOLITTION
OF CO- PA R T N E Jf M H 1 1?|
The co-partnership heretofore ev
icting between J. E. Latta and C<$,
operating n clothing store and Tires
sing rlub in the Andrews Building on (
Depot Street In Roxboro N. C., hast
this day been dissolved by mutual
agreement. /
The business will be conducted by
J. E. Latta, under the firm name of
J. E. Latta and Co., J. E. Latta as
suming all the indebtedness of the
firm nil mminti Itia ?'..m
::^r.cJ to J. E. Latja. G. G
Ashley will not be responsible fir'
any indebtedness incurred by ssfid
firm from and after this date.
This September 29th, 1925.
J. E. LATTA, *
O. G. ASHLEY.
NORTH CAROLINA
PERSON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
E. J. Robertson
-vs
Mary L. Bray, Sac Robertson, Lucy
Robertson and SaHie P. Thompwta.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL PROCEED
INGS
The defendants above named will
take notice that a special proceeding
as above entitled has been Vepjj^
in the Superior Court of Person
County, North Carolina, for the pur
pose of partitioning among the ten-,
ants in common a certain tract or
parcel of land lying in Hoiloway
township, Person County, North Caro
lina ,011 ihe Roxboro-Virgilin.i high
way, adjoining lands of T. C. Pool;
D. E. Whitt, Thomas Sanford, Henry
Tuck and others, containing 849 94
acres, being a part of the late 3.
W. Winstead home place, and allapf d
to be owned by the plaintiff and the
defendants as tenants in common.
?The defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Person County at his office
at the Courthouse in Roxboro, North
Carolina, and answer or demur to
the petition or complaint filed by
the plaintiff on October 31, 1925, 0)*
judgment will be rendered agiinst
them ns therein demanded.
This September 29, 1925.
D. \V. BRADSHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell yon that
"Perfect Purification of the Sys- ;
tem is Nature 's foundation of
Perfect Health." Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that ?
are undermining you* vitality 1 1
Purify your entire system by t'ak- '
ing a thorough course of Calotaba, ;
? once or twice a week for several i
weeks ? and see how Nature re- '
wards you with health. *?
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifier*. Get a family
package, ? containing full direc
tions, price 35 cts. ; trial package,
10 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.)
To You?
Do You Have Any
Objection to Quality
Every Coat, Hat, Dress or Shoe that
is worn, is the style of some year,
Tf vntl -prafor tn wear l ut anni-nna
style that is your privilege and no
kick coming fropi us,. But for a
change why not try the dew things.
A change is helpful and cheerfuL
iNew Coats and Dresses arriving
daily. The latest creations and in
a Quality you love to wear.
Coats $10 to $65
Dresses $6.75 to $45
Shoes For The Whole Family. ? It will pay you to trade
with Us. Try it.
WE HAVE A
Protected
A Painted Surface is a Protected Surface. The weather
cannot harm it ? the building painted looks better.
You are doing your share to keep up your
VARNISH, STAIN, BRUSHES ETC.
Watkins & Bullock
Everything To Paint With
Night
. and
Day
Do You Belong To The List Of
Economical Housekeepers?
Century Tires
Especially Constructed to Withstand Cold and
Heat, makes them most Desirable for Year-round
Drive Out And Talk Tires With Tom Today
SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION
M. T. MOORE, Proprietor.
? Cold Drinks at all Hours