de Sam's Giant of the Ait
Tin* Marling Bomber Is the world's biggest airplane. Required two and one-half y?*rs to build, cost
ing $400,000. As 90ttn.:i? Lieut. John A. MtcReady finishes expeiimental flight tests it will be stored at
WcCookPMd, Daytdl; Ohio. ' /? ** **?"
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cher's Castoria is a
pleasant, harmless Sub
stitute for Castor Oil, -
T?aregpric, Teething- Drops aflr! Soothing Syrups,
pared for Infants in arms and Children all ag?s.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
i'rovT ''"rrtions ?2 ?2?li rackago. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
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WrrHGHILO LABOR, LAWS AND
w?men *( Politics therc
? nothimg For father to
do our GOTO WORK-,
^ro THE FARMERS OF
PERSON COUNTY:
DO YOl) WANT TO HELP YOUR STATE?
DO YOU WANT TO HELP PERSON COUNTY?
DO YOU WANT TO HELP YOURSELVES?
Then sell your tobacco in ROXBORO ? Farmers From
GRANVILLE, JXJRHAM, CASWELL and ORANGE
COUNTIES are selling here at HIGHLY SATISFAC
TORY.PRICES. WI^YjjotYOU?
Sales are heavy every day, but we manage to get around
? without blocking and the farmers are not kept waiting as
on the larger market. At the same time eVery lot is given
closest attention and no pile overlooked.
All grades of good tobacco are still advancing and the
average has risen more than $5.00 per hundred pounds
since the first of the season.
Common tobacco still predominates in the offerings
though we are selling some good serviceable tobacco
everyday. *
Mondays sa^ amounts to about" f60,(]()Q -lbs. and rep
resented tobacco from eight or mor? counties in N. C.,
arid some, from Virginia.
So bring your tobacco to Roxboro and Save long waits on
the big markets and hauling charges,;
HYCO WAREHOUSE, W T. Pass and Co.
WINSTEAD WAREHOUSE CO T. D. Winstead Co.
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE, W L. Umstead
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SLOT SFAMS.
Tn the smaH p-iati at the right I
)*ve shown' the process of making
?the slot eeams that arc used . to
trim many of the more tailored }
^eilumes. To make this kind cf i
aaam you will need a .<ay atrip ?>f
t he material a3 ffcSwn r.t A." This
strip should be cut a:* lot'.T --
seam is to be and 6b oil
and a half wide. Tho t kit < .'Lhe
seam shbuld be tuir.si b...*k . i.rl
basted to' the play.- strip ? ? .hut
there is a narrow or dkei:
betWeen them. Tho ??r.vh-m;
shown at B and C is usually rrytia
about three-eights of &n, inch hark
from the. edge-. 1
It is always Vest to press a acam i
of this kind both before and .ofte r
it ia: stitched.
JtEABFRS:? rtJTII WYWB il'KAHS'
filOBtratrd itfinpkU* ,#ALTi:ulN(? PAT
. TF.RN8 ANV-. F'.tTiNC" h Ut*. Sk?TI
Chftwer ><tot? driunnklns problems \V ritl
?r in care of thU neirapftptr, . endvsin#
?tra In uuupfckt. 1. ? - ?
FAIIJY TALES
Do Fairy Tales and Dreams Ever
Come Tr'ue? -
Tlie tiny wards cf . St. Vinccnt'^
crphan asylum for girls at Syracuse {
N\ Y.V declare that they do? if cne
wishes hard enough and lcnjg enough
And they oug.ht " to i.riow, for just
ree what wishing did.?<Jr them.
Being an orphan doesn't p.revent
one from wishing, and fsr- a long
time thefce little girls hav e c;r. i?
t v ? ' eri cn a wish for an autonte-nuc. "
Not an ordinary, automobile,' but
a big sleek limousine with wire
| Wheels and shiny nickled fitting's
| that would glide silently down., the*
boulevard and ' kweep. up t the Ird^s
with a ; migh.ty surge of power. .
And then, one- day, there appeared
-at the; doer the orphanage, as if
by magic, just "the car .of thvir
dreams,. They rubbed their eyes
and pinched themselves, hut there it
stayed with the ^uiv glinting on . its
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nicklcu fitting ?. I
? A very rich man . made ponsible :
t'pe foHfilmentof the 'dreams of'
then orphan children. ? He bought)
a Lincoln Umcusim) art;i presented"
it Iff the asylum, perhaps jn remem
brance of the day* wtien he sold
nuwpapfrii on the streets of Syra
cuse and dreamed his dream*
A one-day conference; on fertill
lers will bo held at State College,
^December 9. A program giving
facts found about fertilizers in
No.lh Carolina. Las UctAi arranged.
i Tsiri TkAeel ?*>.' Its is minx to
fied up >:kk producing ration 'to h'i?
' hens this winter and get some of thai.
I nrcnev being spent for high-prie?t- '
oKga. _ \ .
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In three cariri- houses of Bed
fort 'County, 24, <100 bushels of sweet,
potatoes have been stored and are
about cured out.- Two'<cf, the houses
are filled to capacity Some f?np
ers of the count}- made a yield ?(
300 bushels ? pjr acre of first tTsde :
potatoes, reports County Age?t E.
I>. Welch. - ' *iif
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The ! Danville
Warehouse Co.
OPERATING 5 BIG WAREHOUSES IN
DANVILLE VA., FOR OVER 50 YEARS
THE LEADING BRIGHT TOBACCO
MARKET OF THE WORLD.
ACRE'S BANNER
WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSE
M. O. Nelson", W. T. Keeling, ,
W. T. Fowlkes, ' - J.- C. Roberts,
J. E. Neal, Mgrs. S. P. Robertson, Mgrs.
^HOLLANDS PLANTERS
WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSE
- H. W. Winstead, Mgr. J. K. Dudley
(Formerly of Iioxboro ? C. B. Davis,
N. C. Mgrs; : ; ,1
UNION WAREHOUSE
Geo. A Myers and H; C.Swansdn, Managers.
Prices continue as high as they have been on all smok
ing types, particularly so on grades having COLOR.
Fine wrappers in demand and high. One of otir branches
having sold a small pile of 30 pounds to one of the
"Big" Companies , at $1.00 a pound. .
Bv Bring us your next load and we, will Convince you
? that no man or men can. sell your tobacco for a HIGHER
w PRICE. ...
S' Each of dur houses are managed by men: who:< name
P m<?ans something to the tobacco growers ? Men who
B have spent a life .time in the business. We 'want to
please you and will work hard fo'r your beat interest?
Eg Come. To- See Us: ?
T"
Sj . ? . Yours for Service,
The Danville
W arehoose Co.
Acree's, Banner, Hollands, Planters
=? and Union
For Undertaking Gall On
mWh %
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E. D. Cheek & Co. [
Better Prepared I har* Ever Betore To Serve 1 ou ||