~Wtierr -vwiMhjv buiWing . materials, heu>. you need i.ot ig
be a judge of qualities and prices to get the best valaes |a
ih_e market affords. , ^ _jg
That's our job? to supply w hat best fits your need b f
and voyr pocket when and where you want it.
. '"TStfrttrtj? -gtktigfactton muW~g;dwnh-eyeiy pun liam ~-v
Wi. c;m't experiment with doubtful jnatei^rrSy ^ou
not if vou buy -your materials jrom u?. - ? ?,?-? ~1
From Foundation tb Finish you can Get it Here. ?
xboro LurnherT>
"Home of Quality Lumber"
?t ^v/^?v?xy /SVW igvir?^ ~/$\i v^i y?vr?&\y /sv; : ^vi^Vir
When The Birds Begin~ To Sing and the
Plows begin to Run ? The mind of Man
Turns *to Gaeden ? "
SEEDS
MUSTARD
CABBAGE
ENGLISH PEAS
SWEET PEAS
RAPE, TOMATOES
- BEET and
-4RISH GOBBLER POTATOES?
. GIVE US YOUR ORDER
Sergeant &C LAYTON
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Sta-Kleav Store -
PHONE 23 AND 24. ROXBORO. N. C.
She Palart Slmitrp
** Advance Program From Thursday Feb. 25,
. ** To Wednesday Marfch 3rd<**
"? THURSDAY ? * ?
Bill* Wehle Presents The 12 Cylinder, 90 Horse Power I-affin* Show
"TWP.lir C?C n'Ar.c .? ? ' ? "mm
Balcony 20? JO cents. (Pictui-e Twice,' Vaudeville Once)
FRIDAY
?' ?iwy?^h^,?4^nA'> Th? V- <*??">?. 90 Horso Power Lsffin' Show
"THERE SHE GOES COMPANY" with 18? People? 18^-Entire . bands' in
prcgr*mj-Manon Roberts the-;.?ky rocket of Mwical Comedy, A thousand
? twice' Vaudeville Onci )
SATURDAY
Billy Wehle Presents The 12 Cylinder,- 90 Hot-te* Ptfwer Laffin' Show
"THEtlE SHE GOES COMPANY" with 18? .People? The Lust and Final
Day? Entirs change in Pr.gram-. JPieTURE Lefty Klynn in "Sped Wild"
Matinee at 2:30? P.-M Matinee Admission? 15 ? 35 cents. Night at
?,7:15 ? 8:15?9:15 ? 10:15 P. M. Admissions Night Main Floor 25? 50 cents
Balcony 20 ? JO cents. (The Fir?t of the Gas Sun big Musical Com'-dj
SJ)f>w?, One of the Large -it sh?vf? yet presented in Roxboro.)
MONDAY? TUESDAY
William Fox Presents J.hn Fork's Supreme Masterpiece "THE "J RON
. .U0R.SE" With Madge Bellamy? JUeo.. O'Brien ? J. FuYrell ? MacDonaid ?
FftlH'1.4 I'lmeit-C')! il Clutilwlrk ? Glndyn Hullete. ? A Wililuwi Fox Produce
tion. (The Iron Horse tells the s-tory of the Union of the Railroads <? m
nlet-ing the link wbich bclind the east and West in 1869? It is a vital
human, authentir chapter from the great siory of a Nation's- making ? A
Production you -C an'X afford to lifuss! Ma time Monday 3:00 P. M. A'd
jnissions 25?50 cents, Evenings 7:15.-8:15 P. M. (School children under
12 years admitted Matinee for lfc- cent*.)
WEDNESDAY -
Jes?? L. La sky Present* A Herbert Brenon Production "THE SONG AND
DANCE HAN" With Be -ie Love? Harrison Ford ? Tom Moore ? n rman
. Trevor Kr m Geo. M. Cohan's comedy pl>y. A Panha.unt Production.
(All "the flashing, hpoior, sentiment and pathev of life behind the Footlights
iti a great Paramount future) ADDED A Cameo Comedy. N?l'Advance
In Admissions ? Performances at 7:15?9:00 P. M.
COMING :>?
MondSy and Tuesday March . fu^irth.' ' A Monta B<H1 Production "Lights
.' of Old Broadway" with Marion Davies ntfi Conrad Nagel.r A C;smojtolitan
Production - . -?'v.l."-"' v>.g'
T
'Tenth' (irjuie ? Gn'mcy Rimnie?,
fiuth' Hawlcin*. '
. ?Eii-ynnft; ? l*oui?o l. :oxr fcUu
M Jtimraer.
CARP Of TftANjtS
Wp rip?ir<> 1o thank rach anduverj
nwn far ttrnmn kinflneaM? ?b"'vq
ut. during "tip ttrfir iHw"? ? Wir-tan
, ' ? - ? ?* 1 1 , l>1 jl I - .{ > 1* J'. ?! ^ ^ *
V 1 T I OrjT**y RTTw KJIIU JUKI1 mtniffin
-e^ery one of yi?/
? _ ? Mt- asfl Mtjo
THE CDURIEk .
. \V bnia^y . ?4V V*2Q.
?? ? : ? ?- ? r? -
Everything '.to build- with. W*t?
kina ?&pAail*ek.
F - ? <
i ' A 1 ?
"Vfle *are 'glad to learn tha* ? Mis*
|. Annie; Yilliaes who -has*' b?en - sifk
tftg pm few _iv?s1es-^g^?g
cn tiicily.
Wtrsl ^al Lmgsion and daughter, -
ISfoji-ah, hav? returned to th^lr. hortic
in Pittsburgh, Pa., after ^xfttdine ??
i/?6r days with HTs* Onto Will tfield
? Alisf? ? J. rene Whjttiekl* of GrfipRs
, b'jxflT^^'spendiag some-J^iNt. . Ufie ?
wjth- Relatives. -
" -? '.?"???? * *
Mrs. N. R. Villines -and- son spent .
Sunday with Mr~~an4 Mrs. W. P-'
Rogers.
Mini Alnia ? of Roxbor* _
was the guest of Mrs. W.-P. Roger?
the ?past week.
* * *
' Mr. Earl" Satterfield is at home
agan after being: away a couple of
Weeks.
Mrs. R. L. Wilburn spent last week
with her daughter Mrs. parr Tim
berlake -at Durham
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Mrs: F. L. V^ge, Jr., of Zeibulon,
'is .visiting httr father, Mr. Jasper
Harris. .
Mis*e* R -.\anna Vancey and Min
nie Allg-ood o$ NV C. C.' W., Greens
borq, spent tK& week end at home.
. J?- r. ?*? h '*"*
Mr. aii'I ^Irsi- Snipes irtq( 1
daughter of Durham sj)ent the 'Week J
end. with ^fr. and jffa. Joe Blanks.
Mr. \V. J. Dct^) i^ ^pent fha .'week j
end yisitinp his b^athir, Mt. \V; R
Dennis, ofL^Brcokpeal, Va. ?
? ? ???? V V
"Edgar Mjasten >ni Jamek Cafrver
spent . tlje week end ? at Oak Ridge .
Co'iUgft wifh-Mnyi; ard Clayton? t
f ' * ?> / - "
Mr*. M.: R; L*bng,._ spent several
days this yreek in Greehslrord, guest
?- i Mrs. B. R ? Long.
. i * w * * ? ? ? : J|
Mrs. K M. Long and MKs -Afyrtle* 1
.t.:ng; of " Burlington spent Friday {
hferei -with' '"Mrs. R.r H?. Gatesu
l 4; .? 1
Dr. R. E. drooks i of ...Burlington
spent- Friday hert with relatives. 1
-Mr. W. C. Byll^ck spent several
days "In Hendevsoh this. w6ek. "
?****?
Mr. R.- L. Harrif "Tent last. week
in- Greensboro. *
. ? ?
Mr.- Winnifred Clayton of Cbapel
Hilf 'spent^ the week end at home.
i *. * * * . *
Moss Mildred Li>ng of Greensboro
ttpeat the^w#^t enif at home
Mt. Tony J3uncan spent several
days last week at . Wakefield.
? '* '? ? * !
Miss Onie Whitfield is ?pfnd?ni?
tKn itrnnU in M, Q.
A L L ENS VI J. I E H. S.
HONOR ROLL'.
Bt'ow are'the name* of pupils who
averaged ninety and above for .one
half year's work:
e 8th Graie ? Evelyn Wilburn, Re.JJ
ben Strum, Isla Crumpt'n, Lueile
Kjfiitry, Mary Gentry.
9th G: ade ? JIueL Gentry, flarold
Gentry, Marshall ? White, Elise- Vick
IT?. "?
?10th Grade? Lueile ' Montague,
Melputn Hicks, Bradsher Gentry,
flonor r~ll fir fifth mDnth:
'8th ^Grade ? Mary Gentty, Iala
.Crumpt<n>, feubtn- Strum, Kv*)yn
Wilbifrn. ?
9tli Grade- -Elise Viekers, Rosa
Y&rboro. . .
10th Gj-ade ? Bradsher Gentfy,
Lucife Montague, Melganv Hicks, Ad
elaide Meadows.
AUTOMOBILE COLLIDES
WITH COAST LINE TRAIN
Rocky Mount, Ft?b.~ 22.? E. G
MiteheJl of Fairmant was. .instantly
killed and Mi ps Mary? Lee and
Minnie ffr-yant of Benson injured
when, their automobile was in col
lision with an Atlantic CV>ast tine
train lest nght between Holt's Mill
and Four Oaks. ,, ? -
MitcheH'l#body iyas shipped from
here today t-?'h!s home ..fox burial.
The two ytfung' Women were or ufcht
to thf A. G. L. honpftjll hsre for
treatment- ' It Was said today thai
ijt- w?? n^t- wiiuistv JNtureil
but Miss Bryant war in a tlanjfercu',
condition ' with a. fractured thigh and
jhvulder and., other injuries..
E,isT . ROXBORO AND
, ? ii: .. L_. ,
. Prayer meeting ? at v Longhogt
-Uetbodi h \ Church Wediutxaay- ?. M ,
*eW21.. 192?. 7:30. Y^a iifwel
f>me: .Prayer meetipg at Orae* M
TT rKnn-h Kft*t Koxh/>in ihi!r,*<T3T
? ff. 'M. 'T-M Fah JTome.
<? jmif prfieti** to urr*i chureb
nrfrrv Friday F. M\- "TopT^ T op p r;i y?t
Life WoTtb -UtMft"
v
in* at each church. -M*ns <f??? at ;
taught "by. ;r?^vr, -; \V* j
jiefixneti. ro^tt nefovnfc ^ainci > , -:1
.Fieet-fting at Longlvurn at lL ?
th. Topirr "flpi.
poftdeney." ? W* elpjet I^cJkwVWI j
of p?*ple. Preachfng at ESff? Kox- 1
bean) at 7 :30 p. mt Come over ana j
be with u^-. >1 , i j
ET-LKRBE. I
A ^rHL RCH-GOINGlBoMMl MT V
? ? - J .
. One of the* mqst beautiful
lO 'be' seen is that of a commuttity
that .attends churfch ( 100 pejr rent
? ^ * nvns.
cities, and ? countrie*, we ?ee people
who (ire Interested in ' Aaroh work .
and charitable in^ilqfion*,; an^""^
enod* index to a person's character
is the appreciation he Tias of the
church.
fWhat are r-mnr ?f. the tv.iubTc"tTvot'
we face in regard to churchatU'iVd
ancfc? Many people attend the ser
vices, but their conduct during the
hour of worship is very wob2coni?nfir
fof.*repular church attendants. The
Church-. of Gid is a ?acred place, not
? place for whimpering, gumchewlng,
disrespect fluxing prayer and ottoer
-uch acts. The .worship hour J- too
brief and tco valuable \to be con
sumed in %suehr irreverence as this.
N'ow we are &birt4ar to suppose that
tfe.e community. d:e<? not attend
church as \rt~ shbuld. There is a
reason for people not> v.attendjng
: Kircfi. Of course, the-' pastor may
he' refr'.yi.-sibr-e. is hi? place tj
roVrect his fau!t4?* ? Whatever ' a
ihuwch is /iaing; tliafe; hiirddr.s. tha
Worship of . a 'Cf fhnaunity " must' 'be
:crrc<ie J. Also, cur community lo.ad
?rs rieed^to put an dpprgtiation ot
deals in the place.. TVfty is * it.
t-hat our - leading ? chuf?he> hav^. s3
C :'w people. pre -rent for . tt prater
ervtec, preaching. feevvu-e or Sunday'],
5ch;ol? . Because our leadern Have
put their Vtaiivp of ariorva) and"
influence in the ? wrong- ? place. How
ibout the Saturday r night b<foW a
Sunday of worship? "If you go to
the btrilding cr:wded to its- lUaHg.'
Dn Sunday tflgbt y ou^JimL^a crowd
sne-four^h that size '" in our big
?hnrcbe*r- ,4Fifty**cents" to enter the
)hot? "fyve cents" paid to the
church. N dw Who is responsible ?.
rhe members of our churches attend
?uch unclean places, see sights that
are pdiculouV ahd unfit f:Y the hu
man eye. Grey -hltired women, L lead
ing citizens and prom: riant church
people attend. _
If we are to maintain our moral
and Christian . standards," we must
become a church-going community
and cease to be aav indecent commun
ity Spine of cur scfco>l . principles
have the right idea: .get up. and" leave
when such pictures are cast before
ur. We need to appreciate the
church more and more. *
M. CTEU-ERBE, Jalong, N. C.
VRGFTARLE .EATING CON
TEST " QV .IN SCHOOL
As a part of the Bed Gtjss nu
trutian " progrtun, the .children have
been competing- in a vegetabte eat
ing contest m' the Various school? of'
Person -?ounty. One. little trirl wrh2
. aid she sifnply eoutd not eat any
vegetable. except, potatoes and beans
has already learned to ""like -.two
other; vegetables, and is trying more
kinds, . .
Hie reason for this -interest is
that cljUSren have been convinced
that vegetables are necessary, No
body can be realty heal'hy. unless he'
rat's. plenty cf vegetables, ?(?specially
green, opes. Tht' bc?t rujtf i-s ? tttof.
vegetables every day, other than'
potatoes. .Serve a leafy vegetable
.three times a week ht least and
eviry day if posiihle.
Cabbage is.. the most common leafy
vegetable and cain usually be -eeured
Easily and at. small cost. It is moct'
valuable if served raw,'. in cold slaw.
When you cook it try the fallowing
method. Take off the outside leave*;
cut the -abbage into small ' piece*,
removing the tough stalk. Cook in
an uncovered kettle of boiling water
for 20 or 30 minutes; cook only unr
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu
To break op a fold overnight or
la <?ut short an?itt?<k? of grippe, in
fluenza, potc throat or tonsiliitm. phy- .j
ricians f.nd druggists are row recom
mending Calotabs, the purified and
nt fined calomel compound tablefthat ]
gives you the effects of calomel and
?alt* combined, without the unpleas
ant effects at either.
. fine J5r .twtr t'aiotabi 1 al l<?4-lliiw
Kith k swallow of water ..-that's all.
IS" "alts, no nausea nor the fltgfctest
Interference with your rmtint. work
has vanished, jrour 1* Uw.i- |
cughly. rurifSci and you' Ire feo'iinj
fine with a Hearty appetite fur break
fas*. Eat jwhat you- please, "no dan
KCT. ?
full" directions,-' onTy IftTicTitFr "5
jlrog store;.
ti - : tk i; jind rjot untif . it is |
Or x ctl. Drain a^;V>eryc? wiih batter., j
salt.iunl p^psf>' or with miile fcaot&^f
Cahb?ge eooketl in "tj?i*-. \vay ' is bpth j
haaUh'fti) ,aml palatable. |liBj|H
- ? <*frnhod ? tainatij
tamed the year :*rc^j1nd. ? It i'$ a pood
pt*n t : ??ry-t? them oft 'nT'tht-y ar r- ?
pood* f<5r you as orange- and aT<*
muca; chUfaJicr.
JLei'? bun gtin JieiiaUUA
?k jjc . Adult* i - ^l th.m* ?- much
jis.;ths children do-. . pon't ??*? .?j? '
chlldj en things. ?
-,-K.OBSRirA IfE&SHEY.
? ,' c-i? -i
: rO ? }
KL'BSCftlBE TO THE COURIER?
Pt-r \ rnr ;n A'Ivhik J
I How bo You Feel
pSilS&Bi u
j
Someonfe his Mid you could/almo-it^i udge the in war 3
'feeling l>y the outside appeaVsnee. If you will drop in
to our place we will see that the duttide measures up.
Receiving today a lot of sprtog Coats in the newest
shades.
Spring gooda.are coming m dally. Ai.w wr have uii
hand today the shade and quality of hose you want ifi
the pointex beel.
Watch our windows and better still coprte in and tike ;
a look? It wi.l pay you to trade with us. Try It.
WlLBURN & SATTERFIELD
.New Store In Front of Court House:
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HOUSE KEEPERS
Sairir, pee 100 lh. ?
Cottcm Seed Mewl, -per bap.
Good Straight Flour, )jer bbl. --
| . Red bag
I ? Golden Crowir Syrup, by the
? ? ? t*se, per g?V ? r
^-.Thick-Fat Bjwk?..p?r lb.
Li.ut in GO lb tabs', per lb. 14 l-2c
Eatinc Appu-?, pvr pa.
? OrtBRfis- mf pk. ? ? - 8#e
SavibK it is ea?er than fnaklng it.
_j! ?* Uty Cash? Cat* Pay*
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?Flooring and Ceiling
? Windows and Doors
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- ? ? Shingles and Laths
?Lime and Plaster
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"Everything To Build With"
No Matter Where
the call comes from, we aiWw?*r it
promptly. Our service' reaches to
.anywhere in Person Count v.
'Those wishing the distinctive
type of" service thai this firm ren
f ders need not fef+""3epriyed of it
^ merely because of a few miles dis
f tknce. We serve where the nfed
arises. .