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Professional Cards
J. J. WOODY
licensed Embalmer
Roxboro, N. :C.
DR. E. J. TUCKER
Dentist
Offk-e in Hotel Jones.
ROBERT P. BURNS I
Attornev-at-l.aw
Office in Old Post Olfice Building
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DR. O. G. DAVIS
Veterinarian,
Offers his service to Roxboro
and surrounding community
Phone 87
W. T. BUCHANAN
Furvayor
Roxoorc, N C., Routs 6.
DR. G. C. VICKERS
Dentist
Office in Wilburn and Satterfield
Store Building rn Main Street, up
stairs, corner rooms.
DR. J. H. HUGHES
nentict
Office in Hotel .Joncs^ next door
to Dr. Tucker's Offt?e
N. LUNSFORD
Attorney -at -Law
Office over Garrett's Store
Roxborc, N. C.
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Winter farming paid those who'
tried it last year. Perhaps this is
another timely season to plant- cover
<cropa for hay, for grazing and for
,^min.
Plant One Acre To
Start With Vetch
Raleigh, N. C.,' Sepf. G. ? Because
many farmers in eastern Carolina
have had difficulty in getting Ueir
lands inoculated f:x vetch, it might
be be^t for them to start with ona
acre planted to the crop, especially
where the soil is very sandy.
''Some of oar most progressive
growers in eastern Carolina liave
found t}iis plan cf thoroughly in
oculating one acre and then u'siftg'
the soil to inoculate a greater c.?r?
age later, to be the most effective
method of getting a start with
vetch," says E. C. Blair, extension
agronomist at State College. "T'vis
acre needs to be well disced j nd
ready f: r planting by October first.
If tke land is acid, it should be
limed and if it is poor, an applica
tion of from 300 fc? 400 pounds pev
acre of a 10-2-3 fertilizer ought to
he broadcasted over the soil and,
harrowed in. Th next stop is t
take about 300 pounds of spU frir.i
a field known to be .* itjs'cuta't-zcl for
vetch, taking the soil frOm ona tj
i ix inches below the surface. Mix
25 prunes of vetch ?eed .'.with \h'..
5.?il and, if possible, sew th ?'? .mis- .
ture of seed and -soil \v it':} ?:"> ?xain
drill, using the fe:tiliz::r > i At
the same time. drill in cr<; bus hoi of
Abruzzi rye from the seed box*
Mr; Blair states 't* 'at if nn gfaih ,
drill is, available, thfe rye might be
broadcasted while the vetch iin i soil j
rsn be sown with a lime spreader!
and all harrowed in at rric opera-!
tion. A fertilizer distribut:i\ could
be used if there is no lime spreader
On the place. If only partial sue- j
:*e5s*is had with the vetch the first.!
vear, the same acre should be plant- |
ed again, states Mr. Blair, without |
planting.
Once th1? first acre iA established,!
it will supply inoculation for the I
ntiro farm and when once the j
land is thoroughly inoculated, all one
needs to do to get a good stand!
of vetch is to plant about 15 to 20 !
pounds of seed per .acre each year.
DR. H. M. BEAM |
Physician
Offers his service to Roxboro
and surrounding country*
Office over Sergeant and ?
Clayton's Store.
Day or Night - - - Phone 31
I :
CAR OWNERS
Have never been able to buy tire mileage at so low
? cost per mile as they can buy Firestone Gum-Dip
, ped Tires today. And never before have they been
able to buy tires so comfort abl?, safe and trouble-free.
Wc. Also Sell
OLDFIELD TIRES
At these reduced prices
30 x 3 Fab. CI. ?_i ..$6.90
30 x 3 1-2 Fab. CI- $7.80
30 x 3 Rett. CI. Cord ?7.70
30 x 3 1-2 Ren. CI. Cord $8.95
29 x 1.40 Balloon $11.20
30 x 5.25 Balloon _ -$18.15
Most Miles Per Dollar
Come liv ? We Can Serve You Better and Save
YOU MONEY
CENTRAL SERVICE STATION
? Main SU <>pp?wi(g P fl
Have You Tried ESSO the gas wit it pep:
? ?? ? ?
Says Early Rye
Is Fine Cow Feed
RaleighV-NV C., Sept. 6.? Planting
rye as a winter .c.yer crap in Nrth |
Carolina has been argued with ;
vehemence . by the soil and fertirty
worker's cf the Statf. Now come
the livestock folks adding the weight
cf their argument in favor cf the
crop and claiming HYit rye. i- a .1
' most excellent cr.p: for early spring 1
grazing. j
[ ".It's, a general practice, to. turn
I our cow.i on pasture toe early in j
"the spring," gays John A. Arty,
darry extension specialist. "This _is ;
generally because we have an in
adequate supply of winter feed. By
the last of March the bam left is
empty ar.t] many calrymen tu-n
their cows on pasture rather than
buy hay. This is rot such an ec
onomical practice because the early
trass- is m atiy water and. contains
little nutritive value. In addition,
the sod is trampled and will be in
jured for the entire summer if ^thi
pasture is heavily grazed while t K'
land is soaking wet. This, is es
pecially true of r?d larids. Not <)n
iy are the sod ar.d the foil damage?i I
; uch grazing but weeds and l*nds I
are consumed by the cows .causing 1
all kinds of flavors in the milk an<i]
butter."
Mr. Arey states that he kn:ws <f
?:r.e creamery in North Carolina that
lost $1'*200 en one lot of butter which
hr.d to be consigned this spring for
cooking purposes cn account of the
weedy flavors which' the butter con
tained. Such a loss as this is, of
____ I
rourse,'. borne by the milk pro
and could be largely avoided by nctj
turning the cows cA pasture until |
there is sufficient grass to satisfy
the appetite of the cow to the ex
tent that she will n >t eat objcction
'able weed?.
Rye planted in Septembtr, states
>lr. Ar?y, will provide excellent
rpring grazing at low cost and yviM
help to .so've the problem of empty
barn i fts.; By putting the cows
the rye, . they may be held off of
the pasture until, the grasses ;&ve.
an opportunity to gr \y.
o r ?
The 150 iarmers who made a t"-ur
of their heme county now have a
better idea :f t-he different kind? of
farming being conducted suices^fut
ly in Alamance County, says Kerr'
Scott, county agent, ~
There will be an increase in the
i. mount of barley planted for hsjr,
i jrrazinR and (train this fall du? to
j the fine results tecured l?5t sea; n.
JUNIOR ORDER .MEETING
Roxboro Council No. 121.
Meeting' openjnK at 8 o'clock r. M.
AH member.-" requested to be pre
sent. Visiters <t other orders in
' vited.
W K. MOORE, Councilor,
ROBERT I.UNSFORD, R. S.
666
Sr a prescription for
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DENG I E OR KILLIOt'S FEVER,
It Kills The Germs
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Business Directory Department, Wherein Will be Found Practically Everything of Interest
to the Average Family. No Fraudulent Advertising Appears here.
THE PEOPLES BANK
'?the Bank of the People"
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE
JACKSON MOTOR CO.
"SYUDEBAKER"
Every Year i3 a StuoeOakcr Year _
When in Trouble ? Phone for Jack
WALKER & LONG
INSURANCE
Office Hotel Jones corner
Home of Roxboro B. & L.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE FRIENDLY BANK
Under Government Supervision
? sp Whate\er you need, look it up first in*
I The Roxboro Courier Business Direc- |
i tory._ If it is not here, we will tell you
where you can get it.
g DELICIOUS
REFRESHING
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
?CALL IT BY N A ME
NU-GRAPE
Flavor You Can't Forget"
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BOTTLING CO.
CITY ELECTRIC CO.
Roxboro, N. C. - Electrical Contractors
Where Quality Counts We Win
Let L?s Estimate Your Next Job
JOHN W. REAMS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Estimates Gladly furnished and prices
Guaranteed
Office in Newell Building
Phone 117S
Roxboro Cotton Mills
LAURA COTTON MILLS
LONGHURST COTTON MILLS
COTTON YARNS
a CANTOR'S DEPT. 3TOR?
Our Motto
? "Better Goods for Less Monev"
CALL ON US FOR BARGAINS
' HARRIS & BURNS
Everything fiom Head to 'Foot for
MEN ? WOMEN ?And? CHILDREN
ROXBORO'S BEST STORE
CROWELL AUTO CO.
HOME OF
Ford Fordsons
Lin coins
S. & J. GOODFRIEND
(Successes to A. Lipshitz & Co.)
YOUR MONEY WILL GO FURTHER
HERE
Clothing, Shoes. Hats, Dry-Goo-l3
and Notions
Wilburn & Sat ter field
It Will Pay You To Trade With Us
? TRY IT ?
RoxboroV Dependable Store
THE COURIER
Roxboro N. C.
For Satisfactory Printing send us
your next order
PALACE PHARMACY
In Palace Theatre Building
THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR
COLD DRINKS
T. W. PASS & SON
FURNITURE
We can furnish your home from the
Parlor to the Kitchen
Central Service Station
REAL SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Gas ? Oils ? Tires
? AND?
A full line of Accessories
MORRIS TELEPHONE CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
Don't wait to write, TELEPHONE
W ATKINS & BULLOCK
EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH
If you need lumber ? 94 in your number
MOORE'S MARKET
Offering The Choi.ccM Cuts in Meats
Mechanical Refrigeration for your
Protection -
Phonq 175
Satter field Insnrance Agency
You Cannot Foretell the Future
But You Can Provide For it
"Old and Tried"
tGEANT & CLAYTON
"THE STA? KLEAN STORE"
Phone us vou'r orders ? We deliver
Promptly
E. D. CHEEK & CO.
Home Furnishers ? Funeral Directors
Dependable Service At All Times
AUBREY LONG & CO.
"EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE"
Pay Cash Cash Pays
Store No. 1 ? Main Street, Phone 113
Store No.-2? -Commerce Street. Phone 195
ROXBORO LUMBER CO.
BUY IT FROM l!S AND BANK THE
DIFFERENCE
"Home of Quality Lumber"
DAVIS DRUGvCOMPANY
Prescriptions a Specialty
THft
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STORK
Agency Whitman's Candies and
Eastman Kodaks
GEORGE W. KANE
BUILDER and CONTRACTOR
"No fob too Big ? None too Small"
Carolina Power & Light Co.
HOME- LIFE MADE EASIER
Ask the Lady who baa an Electric Range
ROXBORO OIL CO.
WHOLESALE GAS AND OIL
Ask Your Dealer for Galtex
Phone 248
ROXBORO LAUNDRY
Let Us Do Your Dirty Work
We Are Well Equipped
Dry Cleaning Pressing
Phone 157
J. Y. BLANKS
ttHOt'.KK ? ~
Successor to BLANKS & MORRIS
Don't wojry .about what you shall eat
Phone 25 ?
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