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? GALViNIZED SHINGLES, PAINTED SHINGLES-^
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?RUBBER ROOFING?
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Roxboro Lumber G?*
"Home of Quality Lumber"
PANACEA
takes care of the
little-chick ailments
Indigestion ? Diarrhea? Leg
Weakness? Gapes,
It will p2y you to look well to
the digestion of your flock right ?
from the start.
.Indigestion is responsible for
nott cf the bowel troubles.
Add Dr. Hess Pcultry Far.-e-ce-a
to the ration daily.
. ccit.rr* N1:;; VcAL-..
?'ica; t :it probacies d.ycftion
ci-lls ii.to healthy nctioa every
. ' .
?,Pan-a-?^-?-.,c;cuta:r)s .Quassia,
which. creates a healthy appetite.
Pan-a-cc-ji contains Ircn to tn
? . t. the kid essential to ii;:!o
chick growth.
Pan-a-ce-a regulates the bowels
?keeps the chick's system free
' from poisenous waste materials.
No indigestion, no diarrhea, no
lit weakness, " T.o' 6? ' where
Pan-a-ct-a is used.
SERGEANT & CLAYTON
sxifiwv "Sta-Klean Store"
ffelar* 3%atr*
** Advance Program. From Thursday April 8, **
To Wednesday April 14. **
THURSDAY
Tfrillistnv. Fcx IVc.ver.ts A Jn:. G.iflHh AV'ray Production "THE GILDFD
BUTTERFLY'' With Alma Ruben- Bert. Lytell- lluntly Gordon una
..Frank Nfw.-nprt : : : The story bv Bradley 'King? A William .. K< \* Prodpeiiori
(A j.ow ?. rnf tful. . 1 ie;;:- heart e-i. girl turned into a cynira!. .-l .vsrirp- wont'* a*
a ihrilVrx u.nt peered- climax ADDED Hal ? Roach Comedy, No Advane:
"in Adm aj:;s. (tpen 7 ; 1 5 ? *-0:60 P. M.
FRIDAY
.Joseph Schenck Presents A Jno. S. Robertscn Production "?OUL FIRE"
With Richard Br.rtheimess ? Be?cie Love1? Walter Long? Effie Shannon:::
J- Flrom the play "Great Mu.sie'* A Fir?t National Picture." A Great, Big:
pr\pol.?inp drama that will tup at your heari \>-;th all the strength of its un
fcrpetable, ; tory. . ADDED Larry Semon Comedy. No Advance in Admis
sions. Performances at 7:15 ? 9:00 P. M.
SATURDAY
Hptnt. Sternberg Presents Harey (larey with Edith Robert^ In "ROARING
RAILS" (A Cyclone smash? With a whirlwind jf Action, Stirring Ficrhts,
? ? a breat-hHaking e<4lmion> .ADDED. ?A .Twn rr>f?1 I.arry s'cn-m-i Comedy
"Dome Doctor" 'Matinee at 2:30-^-3:30 P". M,' Evening ?t 7;15 ? 8:45 ? 9:15
P. M. *No Advance in Admissions. ?
MONDAY (only)
Lee Williams present* The Miller Bros. Production "THE PASSING OF
THE WEST" With all western cast off champion Cowboys, cowgirls, thous
ands of i;eal Indians. Scout3 and Soldiers. A Gigantic panorama Of real*
?western life never before seen on the screen. Its a picture of the real
WEST of yesterday and today. Matinee at 3;00 P. M. Admissions 25 ? 50
cents. Evening at 7:30 ? 9:00 P. M. " (A Road Show Attraction)
TUESDAY 13TH
George Vierra Presents "AN EVENING IN 'HAWAII" A Musical Produc
4 tk>n, Special Scenery? Electrical Effects ? Hawaiian Singers ? Dancers
Players. PICTURE Herbert Brenon's Production "D.ANCING MOTHERS"
With Conway Tearle ? Alice Joyce ? Clara Bow ? Donald Keith:: A Pnra
? mount Production. (Has a pretty Mother the right to step out?) No
? Matinee performance. Admissions 20 ? 40 cents? Night Picture 7:30 ?
Hawaiian'* 9':0? P. M.
WEDNESDAY
William F:^ Presents An Emmett Flynn Production "EAST LYNNE" With
Alma Ruben* ? Edmund Lowe ? Lou Tellopen ? Majorie Daw ? Bellie Ben
nett::'* Ftom the novel by Henry Wood. A William Fox Production. (The
1 ^leali'M ilmMm nf I In' created inta nn ewn greater motioi) Picture)
A0DED A- Cameo Cfimedy. No Advance in Admission. Open 7 :30 P. M.
COMING
Monday and Tuenday April 10? <-20th ? Allan Dwan's Production ."SEA
MORSES" With Jack Holt? Viclor?Xoah Berry.
tAMF.* V I'll CI. I1^ HEAD \
iNrws of the death of My. Jame* ;
? At ? T'htlpy. fn* of elder, t
and nioVT'liTawllftlil> n1'.!jtmi?. UHt'.1 :
occurred. je-lerday morning Tit t2t3frl
will with (fnUma vtercl
throui^oSt hsr fntivf cown'HTnity.
'? nir "PMpi j.m? 82 ytars <f>prp and
iifforod ii mioUe nl 'imririysM l<|i!
Tuesday mornlnfr about 11 o'clock?
w?$. a ;-pl#nd1d citizen iiui was ac
tive in good, works. Ed) ^ -? ?
Ltiv<
THE COURIER
Wednesday April 7,. 1926.
i . Everything to build with. Wat- 1
kina & Bnlloclt.
^ Esther, Lottla ar.d tfat;le
| Burch accompanied by Meas. Marvin I
1 Burch ajid Reams Long left last*]
i Friday for Mr. Olive, N". C., where [
j they will visit several places
Eastern Carolina.
' W ? ? * ?
3Iisse* Minnie ^A'TTfTfiod ofNr'Crj
j C. W., Greensboro, and Miss Vivan j
' Allgood of Pittsboro spent- Easter |
r here with their parents, Mr. and |
: Mrs. J*. W. Allgood.
?f? # * ? + ?*
| Mr. and Mrs.. C. C. Armstrong of
Gastonia visited friends here Easter
Monday. While here Mr. Armstrong
was a pleasant caller, at this office.
* ' * * * ? ,
MrsJ Millie Woody has returned
home from.- Pttersburg, Va., where
she has been visitingjier daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Stafford.
? ? * V ?
Misses EsteHe and Jiay Williams
of K ittre II, N. O.. are the guests of
| Miss "Fannie Belle Woody, - who is at
! home for the spring holidays. ?
? ? ? *
| ? Mesdames R. N. Fcathorstdri and
, T. W. Pass and Mr. Garland Pass
spent one d ay _ last week in Greens
buru vibiiiug fi ii,jvh?*.
?* * ? .
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buchanan of
Oxford spent the Easter' holidays
with Mr. Buchanan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Buchanan near town.
Mr. and Mr-. .Haywood Byrch.
Mrs. Roy Monk and Miss Esther
Burch ?'pent last Thursday in Dur
ham.
. ? ? ?.?*.*?
Mr." \Maynard Clayton of Oak
Ridge spent Easter here with fas
parents^ Mr. ah.l Mrs. A. W. C!ay- \
ton. |
4* .J" * *. <?
Mrs?. -Sadie Bro:k^r of Durham
with M?--"
1 ? r-ii ^'rrnl- ?
I Mrs. J. . C. Staffer! and children;
oi :;Pefetsl3UBg, Va.. -.-pent 'Eaftcr :
here with relatives and friends. -1
| . ? >(t" ' ? "? V '? ? ' !
| Mr. J. J. Woody- .who is taking a;
course in embalming "n "Raleigh, was i
h*?rc for Easter.
JuUge "L.. M. Carlton spent -cvrV;::
days, in Yancey vilie las.t week at
tending cqurt. '
*veral i
More* t
head Bluffs. i
Mr. E. J. Y. Alien of Washington, I
D? G., favored us with a pleasant I
caK Monday. ? ? \
* t .
Mr. G. O. Hail of. Tampa, Fla., :
arrived last Hat Jn!ay and will spend;
some :u me with his family- r !
\ .* ?. ?"? ' *
Mr; G. .W. Puliiam of Eale.gh |
spent the- week ? :vl. with h*s family ]
h^ere. ? > ? ?" -I
Mr. and Mr?. O. T. Carved of I*ur- j
ham were here ?,r the Easter holi- |
-<**?- ? ? : ? .- [
Pamelia &eade of Greens- \
borp College spent Easter with her ,
parents, at Timber -(ike;:.
7vlis? Dor:thy Yrunger )ast i
week with her sister, Mrs. J. L. j
Atkinj, at Durham.
^iss Ola \Voody and Mrs. F. 1-. I
Masten ^pent Easter with " Mrs. S, {
A. Jone-s at Greenville, N.-C.
? * ? * ? :JL
Miss Elizabeth Mast en of Ccats
spent Easter with her parents, ??Ir. I
and Mrs. Ii. H. Mast en.
? ? -+ '*?' ??-*_. . I
Miss Annie. Boyd Bulloc^ of Wins- |
ton spent Friday. here with Mr. and!
Mrs. W. C. Bullock.
*>*??**
Mrs. W. C. Bullock and children |
spent Easter with relatives at Bui- |
lock. I
Charles Wood, Collins Ahbitt, ^ur- 1
? tis (^a"kley,.? Ehgene Thompson of |
Chapel Hill spent Easter here.
? t+ * ? * ?>
Mr. Bernard Crowell of Henderson- 1
ville spent Easter here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crowell. |
M rs. C. As Hines and son of
Greensboro have returned to their j
home after a visit to relatives here. |
Misr, Janie Burns of Merdith Col- |
lege spent Easter "here with her (
ft^rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burns, j
* ' +
-Misses Elmo Smith and . Lane of
I Parmville College gpent the^ week
j end with^Irff; J. M. 'Pasis.
' 7 ? i 7 ? * * " 1
Mr. Lee Boatwris(ht, Jr., and John
| Moiif. of, gaiiville. lVa..- jrerc weelq
' i nil 'f f?.1 V. Duutiuijtlit. ?
? ? i ' V ?
: hpent ; East*- 1 with - ir#lai ^ e ir* G4j5? i
aonsille. . ? " > t -?
> The fulJotflitg teachers spent" t.-c
Easter holidays at their hoaxes: Mios
es Delia D;dRon, Wmston,' Emily
Sojithall.^ Magnolia', Irene (Jodde,
Stuart, VaM fndiaCoUipa, FVujuay
Springs, Irving, Troutmfin. . ?
.Acini 4* Bram Wood*-- spoilt
, peverml da^s lftre last -week,'
^turning to L6ui?burg College Wed
nesday. ;
Mr. Andrew Bray of Wallace, N.
C., i? spending a few days here visi
tiTnrhts ? cm l^orth Mfttff
Street.
Miss Roxannie Yancey of M J- C.
C. \V.f Greensboro, spent Easter here
with her parents.
? 9 ^ * ? . * ? 9
Mi&s Mary McCausland spent, the
week end with relatives Sn Phila
delphia.
* <* * * ' ? j ' .
Mrs. W. B. R^yster has returned
to her home in Durham after a weeks
visit to Mrs. B. B. Man^um*.
w ' *
Miss Marjrie Lacy of Richmond,
Ya., was the week end guest of Mrs.
E. V. Boatv.'rierht. ' *
. *
Misses Ethel and Eva Mewton
spent the week end visiting: friends
:n Roanoke, Va.
Mr. and Mr*. Ed^ar Smith 16ft
Saturday for Danville where they
will spend the summer.
* * * . * *
Miss Isabel . McGhee has returned,
t > her home in Washington after a
visit to Mrs. W. R. Woody.
f . >
Misses Carrie .Sue Vernon ~ ?nd
Edna BrAd^ier spent Ea=ter v.itK
relatives .ir Burlinjrton.
? * * **, ?
Misses Frauds and Mildred I-pnp: j
of Greensboro College spent Easter j
at h:me.
* * * * * |
?Miiss Eva Newton spent Eftster j
with friends at R^leifch. i
? *? - * . t
? ? Mrs. M. A. Stewart .i* visitimrreitt- ?.
tives in Richmond. Va. A
?Mr. -Lavrrence,/ A !??::? ~<l V/f S*:\to !
.Goi-ejre- spi&rit Easter h?re;
Mr. Jim Eroadhead pent Easter j
with relatives Six: Phifadejpma.
fcMr. J. M.-#'Pa-5 of Di'.lwyn. Vs..
ypeiit Easter here.'
NOTICE
The firm of. .A. 'Lipshitz and' Co.,"
composed of A. Lijvhit/. and ?i mon
TT'^odfriVtnd.' has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, the inter
est of A. Lipsjiiti having' been sold to
J- Goodfriend, the business will be
carried on under thtf firm name of
S. & J. Goodfriend & Co , and taken
over si] accounts due to A. Lipshitz
ar.d ??.
This March 2.", 192(3.
A. Lipshitz.
*** , ? . Simott Goodfriend.
MRS. GARRETT CELEBRATES
SIXTIETH HIRHDAY
Mrs. Charles' H. Garrett- was i .ifiven j
a 'surprise dinner #ye-'tc-!\iuy evening1 1
l>t her trtiles . from. Ron -.j
boro. in honoi- of her 60th birthc:iy. .}
l^ie children cf Mrs. Garrett were i
re^DOTi.-.ible for one of. the most vn-j
Joyabic ft^r4 ? ?' ?lnhr.ri.tw y< rmrnioi
{riven in some time nrrthe county.
About 250 pt-op?e praliieved around j
a l':np table, whih was &uijt specially
for the occasion^ and evervrne that!
, attended the affair brought with j
| them -ome contribution to the <iin
.:er. ;^-^Ji..-4rftrrett" had no. idea that]
she would be visited by 250 people]
| and was joiner about her., usual
j duties of preparing a dinner^ when
1 relatives and friends beean x~ arrive'
,'from all over the \ ounly and other
places.
The children of the honored
' mother who were responsible for the
dinner are as follows: S. J. Garrett,
H. H. Garrett, C. C. Ganrett, Mrs.
A. R. Crews, MalcUs Garrett, Miss
Sue Garrett, all of Roxboro; N. B.
Garrett, of Timberlake; Mrs. P. T.
Monday, of Woodsdale; Mrs. M. i
Puckertt, of Oxfoi'd; and James Gar-'
rett of Durham.
Cotton and tobacco will likely
bring low prices this fall; if pro
vision for fox! and feed crops is
not made this year, there will be
hardship op *ome farms' this winter.
Renew Y our Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell you that
"Perfect Purification o t_ the Sy?t*m
is Nature's Foundation of "Perfect
Health." Why not rid yourself of
chronic ailments that are underpin*
Inn )uui iilalif/4 ? Purify yoor ;n
tire ?y?tcm by taking a thnreagh
course of Colptabs,? once or twice a
week far scvajaL wgijtferriiiid sec how
ature rc:wards yf>u with health.
a#*, full- tiirr-rimn* ? ) nly
' At any drug store. ? Vciv.)
Do \ ou Know There Is
a Difference In
*
Hosiery
We have a generous Assortment
of Shades in the Hose you all know
and .love to wear. The Kayser*?
Phoenex and Cadet.
Try Us for -the Next Pair and get
Hosiery Satisfaction.
J
WlLBURN & SATTERFIELD
Advertise In The Courier
IF YOU MAKE A MILLION AND DO NOT
SAVE? IT WILL HE V STATIONARY Rl N
Granulated Sugfar, "per 100 lbs ? ---
XXDai?y Red Hot:, per ban ?
?Extra Good ShipstatT (15 1-2 per cent
. Protein) per.' bag: LV.
Feed Oats. !> bo., per bap ? -
Thick Fat Back, by the 1G0 lbs. ?
Golden C*$wn Syrup, per eal. -
Canned Corn No. 2. per can
Canned Snapp*. No. 2 per can
Kar.ry, Paten! Self 11: sine r'Hr.lr,
Good ^traicht Fldor. per fab!; . ..
I'orn Meal, per )W lbs ?
\S> tin*-*- the "Nabcy Hall S.ed Sw?.*t i '? t
n-r Mil ? vsll TALK. ?
? .PAY <
CASH PAYS -
Aubrey Long & Co.
PHONE
?7-M
fBeitsr Stroice.
Js OurJJim.
Sft Qosts {No (More"
SPENCERS
FUNERAL HOME
We are pleaded to announce that we have re
cently secured the service of Mr. F. G. Elliott,
an experienced and expert embalmer, who
will from now on be atiHiated with <Air Es
tablishment. .
Mr. Elliott comes to us very highly recom
mended, by D^u quids* Funeral Home of
Lynchburg, with whorn he has been associat
ed until very recently.
-We are now in ^position to offer the peo
ple of Koxboro. Person Coonty tnd vicinity
an addition to the service we are constantly
striving to make more porfeet.
Watkins & Bullock
"Everything To Build With"
Announcement
There May Be ? '
Millions of Flies
? " ? - Tins Summer ~
House \Vtll-ProTi>:?d with the- Screen? ,
e Install vou ,-an ~:4fi<*rd to L:?ssrh at them ? They
can not get in. Xowl^the 1 irrte to KEEP THEM FROM
ETTINa A STAPwT IN THfi'HGiiSEi. . ?
We Will lie 'ilad to Furnish an ?stimat?