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| THE AM^RICiK PRESS ASSO.
i 1 forrtm Advertising
l&TgyenUtlve .
Wed nesday .February 19, 1928.
I
FORGING AHEAD
Ab .ve \\Aye said often before, we
be:A-y* we live inAhe garden spot of
the nrld. an$T that sflot . is inhabited
!?*.? . ? .best Class Of people, as .a whol?i
? lr.
to-'-be found. anywbere;% /The tftne rtas
v. hen vt- v\;ere cut of! from the world.
. v and Jt Aas & .good day's journey any
v, hen: . .v < f our people * had inter
. txmr.svv^iUt the outside wortdr and
rtin Tewer of the outside WOrfd saw
. lOfBl .<U: US. but - that time \s past.
?pd tptfay. We boast of ^farmers who
? .are sittiim at, tlic head of' the table,
pistantv has ,b?eii eliminated, and
??.e . count (^xtarice. in rpinutes, rather
than days. We do not believe there
.. is a county _ m ^ortli Carohqa^frhich
Is tnakini' af^striaH^ tnalT
Person: You 1 'see signs of this
progre&s in even' * direction, It is ?ot
confined to uany -one .section. The
.transformation which has been, work
ed in the fast ten or dozen ye?rs -is
?ozxdcrrul. and..Ujc * advancement is
gome on evfei-y day. No longer <?re
the-farmete depcndehV upon the "one
. crop" system, but they are branching
out into other lines; and while they
still-grow tobacco?-the "one crop" of
ilays gone by, they are studying .the
* object of hoW best to grow It. While
.? "V fathers prospered by raising and
cultivating the old way, it ? has been
found impossible to do so wi(h "Ihe
many changes which have taken
place, fn the old days when a piecej
ciT land began t6 show signs of fail
enre. to .produce the best tobacco 1-a
piece of new ground was cleared for
the crop; but in due time fore?tjland
became scarce and the farrtfer could
! npt afford the rjew ground,'so. how
he is improving - the old by-'the new
methods, and finds- he can do tfiis
moce economically thrrtTTie coitid pre
pare the new ground, .even if he had
Jbe forest.
?And ail of tftis comes' about by
having some one who* knows to tel)
i How to do it Our, County agent.
Mr. H. K. Sanders, I\as been with us
enly about, one year, yet he has
*4u?rht us many things which will'con
twiue vta servi* us evsh sifter .Jin may
baye finished Uis esrthlv career. J t
* * *>* ?,
> sas dnif to his insistence that some
at 'the YarMefrs sa\y, the need of litfts..
tHd different methods of planting nnd
trtftSvaOng. Oil? of the bost farmers
in the County says he increased his
v;e*l4 ol, tobacco from eight irundr&f
J ( rounds. average, to eleven" hundred
pounds per acre. * anXl ho 1(1 tflfe^'ntirc
crop at. quite an irlcrease ovefr the
smaller crop. And this is* not all. for
f Jfr. Sandm has shown us how we
^flan do, Other things at a prctflt* For
nOll have to. buy a
' mi
will make
flbcks ue lurpishlng the wherewithal
to keep- ttie lord o t the family from
having to buy on ^redit. or boi^ow
money1 to run . oft? ? . ?_ ?1 - ^
-Th#if t h ?re are '?he'jmgCTent Hu^ii
Tor boys ajid girls, the gorfl* ctab. the
roultry 'dub a:-.:: ?? . Vltib. \\.!nrr.
is not only teaching the boys and
g trla .iwuv {o raise cdrn. and chickens.
i ' ' . V ! ' ." v / .
I and calves, but ? ^re teaching -the
j. fathers and mothers. Why. nultc a.
j number of i boys raised more born
I on an acre Own Dad had .ever pro
ceed TCes. fitey are all eye-openers
I and are;tilling" on the farms of this
1 good County.' ? 1 .
i . And 'the last was the bringing Into
County of more than thlrtj-ftrs^
.pure bred Jersey cattle. In Ave /ears
from today you will not be fible to
_j?ss many, of ?ur flrs}-class farmers'
' homes without seeing some pore"'bred
. Jerspys on their farms. With the
.best natural surroundings." and the
) '
. beS.~mpsr -progressive people, why ?
' rhotlldij't we sit at the head uf the
? iLble? . ?1
( The Chtlpel Hill Weekly. ? neighbor)
cf tfta Carolina basketball- team, de- j
"-plcre*-1he iac.^ that ilieir' team prayed.
Iff, Rxc.\#dence to help, them on . ta
. \ ictary; ?nd wants to "know 'tt that's-'
real sportsmanship, We Relieve, the
editor of -thfe weekly has "Seen misin
formed,. or -else missed the point. We
TlaVe, always belieyecU . *an.d stilL- do.
?ha: ..Uje Ffav^na -^Colonels of "Centef
College ~and .our "own Flying .Phan
toms of the University do not neces-.
sarily pray, for a miraculous .vic?ery,
? .but rather for a spiritual iielp from
, aboVe that pach may do hi? physical
? ' ??? ??
brst, regardless of the_ outcome. Vicr
tory may ?oltow. or not. but such a
team has at ieast.^cljlevetj tjie pur
j pose for which alL athletic Endeavor
was originally intend^. m t
Be sure -to read Gfenerai i Farm
Nptes - in this issue.. Aside from the
farm news you will learrtof the many
interesting meetings which are to be
held ^ here' during the .month of -
March. "Don't' 1^1 jo read it."f -
With tfre coming of spring, comes
the warming up of politics, axxl^ (he*
"Average Man will ftncj ? out what he
can; i. e.. what ..me powers that be
Wish the A. M.'* to find out-.
During, the ? recent" excursion of
Eastern bankers .throug'h our" midStr
golf w.as meticulously served--'up" to
them daily. , iThose "who. had never
been bitten by" the golf * bug couid
take a nap and wonder, how long be;
fore supper. - .
The preSept session Of Congress is
about haij* pyar, with, nothing of any
consequence accomplished .yet. But
have-faith, brother. Have faith. Some
thing mightt'-b?, done. yet.
.
. t? all Smithy could be induced to
vote for Alsmith-. her, wpuldn't ?. need
any campaign.
i FOR'
a^LE ? PIOS AND SHOATS. ,
Poland China and Duroc, for breed-,
crs or poMtrj-?. Al! r.tock are sold on j
n.uarantoc to h" thrifty, hejirty and'
fa?t grower*. See Will FOrbush oV ;
?S.UU Monday at N. W. Depot. Rox- ?
boro, ?" It* i
YOJU NTtvf.r saw pRettier PA?- I
term nor richer coloring*. than are
in >he ne* drugget* and rugs to!
match at Harris Si Burns'.
SEEDS
MAINE OROWN COBBLERS.
ROSE. AND BUS8 POTATOES !
SEED OAT8, CLOVfCR SFEN.
I.AWN ORASS AND ALL OTHER*
REED FOR FIELD OR GARDEN,
? ? HTTOH WOODS.
(The Bead Mag) |
'fiux uua to wm lAiuxura
to measure. ?n# fit
(In# at WHtSurn 1 ? I
FOR SALE?ON SATURDAY, UKfC*
--?IH. ?4^*4 M.. will -.ffe;'
for Sale at public auction to the
MgTwst huBfar onn Mnf.'nihan
Tfcrms Cash - ? ??J
J. ' W- Chambers;
??. AT. ~Of. ' -
WILBUR* Aj .S^TTERKIjSjb SSLLC
Shoe/.
?'- ' ? . .?' ?' _/ / *- ^ i ? ?
RBAD HjJlRlS <? BURNS- AD. ANP
hp._tiffu to OUerwt-thr O113 "P'iUl^
tex" hosiery sale next week. Extsa ,
good hose at remarkably low prices.
Tflffirfoon Rivn|n ?jgwt^q-;,"^^
chine I -v.iii cp^p--mif? place ." on 1
March vIV. in tht store room -next
door .to , J, W Or?en* A: Son jewej
*H. orf Main Street, opposite ?e1>
~tjal "Service Station. I ?will .carry -
a. fun line of. Singer Sewing Mtr=
cbines. ackjitfv.ledged to- be- the best.
inactiine on -the market WflV ali i
be prepared to .do .any and all, kind :
.of repair work on all makes of ma
. chines. . The ladles ire cordially in
? vited to pay me A visit, lady, in !
- charge, who is prepared to do ali i
-. kind nf harr,r.i^hlnn ntc
? ^y. BOWEN.
?Spencer v serSfice''? when in
need of a surgical support "or" a
made-to-measure cdrset girdle or 7
Spencerall, phone or ?write
?Mrs. M, P. Llles. Oxford." N. C. 4
1-22. 4tp ?.* . ' *
ONYX "POINTEX" HOSE CO-OP-,1
? crating \fith Harris &' Burns are'!
offering, big "inducements all next
week. Read their ad. and see thn
display at Harris & Burns.
FOR- 3?VL??S' fc.' RHODE ISLAND
ii.Jled eggs from, heavy. whiter layers.
headed' b\- ^cockerel from leading
...farm.in N. pi,-at S&OO f>e'r setting.
,K Li. Moore. Hurdle Mills.-N. C.
THERE TP -X SUPPLY Of OAfCES
.Magnesium. Llthta Water 'at .Davis
Drue Store: .20 cents "a gaUOh for:
water ii!?a 10 r'?nts- fepjsit on ark
? i'fg ' K|, CVSemora,. N. jC.'
cabSage Slants -tor saee at'
Joe Blanks; store Sat-tjyfeiay. xtarch
3rd. -S.Iake flse of'oji5a?iinitjr if yqir'
rant nice jLrl^pJanU,-35 centa poi
100. PJppts are scarce. J. F Whit'
field. ? Hurdle Mills. N. C.
READY MADE ? PLANT ?ED CLOTH
' at.'Wnburn & Saiterfield^ I
TOBACCO-SEED FOft SALB^-OOIJS
Leal. fiiijirci-ed Warn'? and Ad'
"" bock.' Buying quality seed. treated ,
tnri Vfi"lmTir.ri .f.,.. )
. on the start a;, the plant uecl. J.
F. %Vhitfield.'Hurdl<r Mills; fi. C.".
GET YOUR SHOES FROM WIL
bjirn Ac Satterfleld,; ?
-SALE OP PERSONAL "PROPERTY?
Pn -Saturday, M^rch 3rd. at 1 o'clock .
: a.t my home place about three miles,
^'<St. <5f Roxtopro, I' will sell, at public '
tnictioh all of my .'-farming tools,
* wagon, and one '?!? passenger Ford
,automobile, in good condition; also
kitchen'range. Thiji saltr is worth:
your attention. Bp sarp .ayd at
tend. Mrs. J. B. Stanfield',' 2-22,2ts
WH HAVE- JUST .(GOTTEN" IN A .
lot of wool and grass drtiggets with
small rugs tp match. They afr*Trt~
the newest,, patterns and >ich color-1
ihgs- arid at vci^/ low prices. Harris >
<Sc Burns. ' '
:?. ? ? ? i-??-?:?_^|
SOME WHEAT STRAW. FOR SALE'; i
See W. 'R. Blalock, Roxboro. N. C. 1
- r?rtnt?...N6.: 1. - -?^ ?-~3tp|
.FOR SALE noOD MILK COW: t
Price reasonable. Mrs. J. M. WH- j
? burn. Rqxboro: N. C . R. 2. 2-15,Jt j
BRIVG US v?nt clotblnc.
First Class? drv. cleaners. . J. E
, Latta c& Co. ?[
SEEDS?
MAINE GROWN COBBLERS
ROSE. AND BLISS POTATOES.!
? SEED OATS. CLOVEft SEED
- LAWN GkASS AND ALL OTHER I
. ..SEED FOR field Or garden. I
HUGH WOODS. . i'j
'Tlyr Seed Mani
HEADQUARTERS r ?r Seeing Ht." I
rlilne" parts, oil. nwdles.
shuttles. A ' full lina" carried rtt all'
tlrrto* {or. alKnak'es Kf ? awl
chines. The New-?!*. Je-.-cl>.rs Ro-i- t
SEEDS?
MAINE GROWN COBBLERS..
rose. and BLISS POTATOES.
SEED OATS. CLOVER SEED.
LAWN GRASS..AND ALL OTHER
SEED FOR' FIELD OR "GARDEN.
HUGH WdODS. .
* (The Seed Map) . ?
SEE THE NEW DRUG%}Brfs AND
rugs to. match at "Harris St Burns.
1 MONTHS OLD FEMALE fSHOAT
sfrayed; Black . an (J < white. sgoui;
njore black than white: long head,
.white spot in face, and'ope on left
side. Any information will be ap
preciate. Nolu - street. Roxboro,
N. G. . - }.tp
if yotr haVT: 'hides, beef cat
tie or hens bring .them to J. -A.
Whit} South Main Street. RoJtboro..
CLAYTON.. bRUG COMP.V-'V. RRE
HTiptions \i specialty, JDepflt Street
We .deliver. ? . ^
F EC AN TREES. OOOD. THRIFTY,
budded trees a L very low cost. Lead
. irife' varieties.-> Southern Nut .Tree
Nurseries. Thomasvillc, Ga. l-18.7tp
7*" 1 ??T ?? I , . '
SEE THE NEW KNOX .HATS FOR
.Spring fcat rWiIburn Satterfield.
OO TO .HUGH WOODS TOR GOOD |
Ffcur at right price. Everything-to j
cat (or man and bea?t. j
i FOR SALE?Without a^ubt we seH
the b?st $35.00. sewitig machine
made. _ The Neweils, Jewelers. Rox>
j boro, N. -O. .
WfLBURN Ac
good Shoe?,
SEED ._ IRISH POTATOES -f WHEN
? yoTrWaTirS'dur ,seed~Tfiih.~potatoesr..'.'
c-cdm? to see me. I can supply you.
R. H. CATEE.
' Ten years-ago" I arirved i? -the
town wttlv only one quarter, but that
quarter began"? my fortiinq at once
. 'You. nrast have invested, it very
profitably. -
"i did. t telegraphed home lor
[. money." "" '. ... ., .,
OISVX l?OI\tLX >vrtK MARCH 5 "toIO'
for one week ONI,Y,
; i
; Thkse~Special
, Onyx Pointex. Prices -
r ' ft
f""4 WMk Ontr
135 Service ? Shert.
Silk with cotton
lopt ind-fctt St.So
<41 Chiffon. Silk to
Ihf hem-cv?MM'
M.19
707-Sery4cc.-Sheer, \
Sdk t.?-the hem r
?cotton feeX Jl.MJ
?69 Service UVnhr.?
.Slik tO.thr? h?TTl
*. -c?i?oift?t *.$1.95.
7*0 Chiffon! Silk
r from top to tof $1.95
. VA- ? L -
?1.35
'1.49
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY?THE
ORIGRUTVOINTED HEEL STOCKING
AT MUCH-LOWER PRICES
Not ordinary stockings?not .irregulars?biitgenuifteand new Onvx '
-? Pointex ^lk Stockings, ma'ae^Vr Onyx M ills, with $he Onyx Potntex
trade-mark stamped-upon every .heel ?offered in the complete
new ?pring-color range and at'prices, far. below-'the usual level!
TESTIS Qnyx_ Poiritex Week ? a week .
set aside by the manufacturer to intro
duce tKe original.Poiritect~Meel Stock
ing to millions of new weavers to
demons?rnn> howihel nrucil Htfl'l iuiji
trimness.gracearid fha^j-ntoanklelinks.
.-Secure your supply of these stockists
now. Let rtre stockings themselves
'? - ???? ? ? ? '
suggest why" so many srttar^ women
thrpughout the country wear them
r.tevulm'lw :
Buy them by the paitor byvthe box. _<
>X:
7Ze ORIGINAL tinted Heel Stocking ??
iiarris <fc ui;rns
^ "ROXBORO'S 8EST STORE"?
1900" 1928
? Satterfield Ins Agency
j ;* - "Old and "Tried"
This "Old and Tried" \gency sold over .'191 (Three
Hundred ninet.v-one Thousand Dollars) of Jeffersoa,Ntan
dard, Life Insurance in 1927. This was (he best t.ear .
of'27/. "
The' people qT Hoxboro vieirritv and Person County
have stood loyallj?by-aod,for lhis old agency Tor 23-^
years. S'o words of ours are adequate to- express our
appreciation of this loyalty. The Agency has Increased
its business.i?ith uniform gain annually for 27 years. . .
....
.'""'i' .' . .
Alt kinds of insurance and bonds sold. A force of
character and efficiency always on hand lo ser^e you.
You tret the best of any kind of insurance here. Nothing
but insurance. 2
? -
\gatn thanking yoa. ... ? '
^SATTERFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY
By S. P. Satterfield, Mp.
look Ahead.
Have Money V
h?- iar.seeing >nan and. woman ari- the ?ne? whti
' " '?" '
1?Own a home;
2-^Educal?- *4<eir children;
? ?(jet enoofch ahead for old age.
Are you looking ahead?' ? '
If Not? - ' . >
s - '*? -i
START SaA'.W r^GULARLY NOW
'-t
We iijvite YOUR Banking Busin **'
The People's Barfk
^Hotnc <>f th* Thri?ty" _
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