PLANTERS & MER
CHANTS FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
No other banking; institution in
ihi5 ana ? enjoys the patronage and
presti^h^ld by the Planters and
Merchants First National Bank, of
Sou; h ' v O Vint intfc. Or?ani2ed in
J8S5. duiitiy the 43'. years of its "his
tory, ' jr *ha5 iiradually developed to' 3
a banking organization that - i- ouc
l trading. with resources ?? opprcximat- ,
ms ?2.750.000.. ani with deposits of
S2.36o!103.43. placfes Ui? bank m. ah
unviable' pa&Kid*
Communities ul many. ways, es
pecially ? wi activity and publi? spirit,
reflecl banks., and where one sees
everything goin? forward they may
take it- for t ranted that it Is the
possessor of wide-awake apd.construc
tive bankers. Wh-v are assisting to
make that particular place one . of
; 'prdwth.' ? *
Officers, of the Planters and Mer
>h?nts First National Bank are: W.
D. Owen/ president, wlvy.has lar^e
investments, and <iuring -aU the. years
of his activity., has possessed that
nidgmeht of values and conditions
that have ifctven him- .a" forei front
place in the ranks of those who have
,j? omolisVied things -at. South Boston..
V T Howies. and R E', Ingram and
C* } i ?tebbins. are also vice'-president.
1 he lavi^ayVn'T 4h" responsibility
' ct .v-?n v" The :? ssi^tant cashiers ore:
ri >v D,nn and W W Shiepard
??ThrsV lomen know * i fug - value, r f. .
iikI ;n -??tv man
? r..-r '? '? ? attributes': i)Vces"f.T:.r
?.?tp 'cof.'. ' . V ?' ^uid *vr.iijd: banking'
^catnoratf ;:V... /. ? .? ' y' . ?1
The. 'Planter:: I a Ml ? Merchants..First
? lS.atig.nal B-auk p9fFses$ an ideal. loca#-J,
?\-n and? haw S ' ailed all modern r
.vices for - thy r>fot?rtion of the cur
t encv ;>nd"'-valuable papers, bit h Of;
tke-, bank; "id. ft k pfctram.-.-.
In. V307 it was made a National
Bank- In nnn v'i if with its regular:
< :i alss
trust dena-r'mnn? conducted, bv R. E.
.Tr.-rram. \vhirh renders a wide and
yyefu] (rrvke iiv'taking-car.e of trust
funds., admin Uterine to estates, and .
< *}W matters of like nature The'
Trust DeuartrnCnt eniov* a;"splendid
arid urowin? patronage, ahd thought*
Ml po.oplf.. l'rt.orp-. and moro realize its
important function ' .
Mr. Btebbihs, active vice?president
and ra?ftier . ;hfcs .been associated
with the bank since ioi6. when tta
<-ntired' its employment as assi?t
,f\nt rashrjre. rising through merit of
Service : > i?K * present' position'. ?. He'
v as lo.rmerlv . identified with. the*
C4>?fiiwbfir of Commerce, afid. president
? Of the-.V^nl Rotarv Club.'-r.nd possesses
oum\: kn'Wledfte '1 conrtittQns ? in
I his- jcoti on of Nortli Caroline,.
' Mttch' of our. patrohake: comes1
?irorn* Pcrsib County " declared ' Mr.
bbiiiifO --vand' we feel . mrate
: \ir'
Jajins . their'.
afar
tn^i ?' l\\?M.
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f*i?nd* i.fvr
re la
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h. -.Ap-!*;.. "{?,i.vv ,a(p* . t*vo" -..l ira!',
nu-n. -'v mur,;> ihv> t? '-*$&. nop or
I'fT'r'w* \f- ati.d
? K ?,-! ;t 1- ;r: .
:<} ? 5-n"r.
?!V' pn'pi-ijtir4. itnnwn 'is' th" 'Llin"
Cola BottUrv? C'lmpanv, which i,
' :-)h'fl bv .Mr. Iw
?lRTrt- ? Mr fy,^ p]fty,:nl h!j. ^a..
jW" 't 1 Tit i i trad" r-jy
vnn- ? wutr Wa of tp'rtitorv Thev
unp!.? iiovi-.'d ?mrXn; .thomsho-ir..
? lih ?"?int1, irt. Msg n part Erf' ?d
ioihlni?, '^untips
? Thf'JFr* ??!.: v molrl Wtlv njnd'?;
?n? ? r.vMWnrrv .wtlVti 1?. -rttuM* of '
'"mine i hvi!- or -ift ilrin'-.?
!!ff mlnutir Ti ts sanltwy -t(i ,1h?
t!(rt ? ?Wy iwttto Ci
i x'SiiilfiH h) an tKogrt h*TnVo
alto?m (!) loavo the plant to
'he v.'.rtrmr. p.- uit for dtitrfltottlon
Tlvn 'tntuks lr- ;iwl m traiKir rtitl"
,li<- fttwriem to the manv itore?.
hop^ ..ml other place-, whrro 'tjrv
arc ?olrt
The t.ioic ''-jln Rattllhc rohinar*"
"???< ifftib?f h?d ih J921. and Its *te*dv
1-rn'vth lia^ licrn po?^tl)le nntv by .the
mentit ! MS product.. J r d uyc ? i|
?4W tvpe of crvicc renderpd Porh
?1? i I,.1.11.i, ii,| II. : ..
t 'imiw"5 fi-n, and liftltvc; of Pm?
Offlmlv wbII'known hv nil.
Mr. Clayton p^akttiT to the Cour
r said: 'Through additional niar.u
tirti'i^n^ Rnxboro will acquire i>.
ern*-ni and expansion '.hat ?111 do
. ? plenatd 'hliiits for oyr community
Let u< all co-oppraUt.V
-6I.AYTON DRUG CO
Alihoti-h one nf 'he >'Otlncrr bUM
ness conr^rns of Haxboro. the Clay
ton Drug Companv. owned and oper
ated by A W CJayton. .Jr., rilfeadv
?n)ovs a liberal patronaee of tYlt
i*npVv and each month-^hfre is a
steady growth Irl the volume of btfsl
rn**s rhp Clayton Drug Cftmpan*.
waJi. i > abH.ir?i-ci Trr T"), i v'i/.l. r1 -f
i'.rifl ?'ver ?mr/< that ume has *5
a tiioe busCnesfl.
Thi? d run smce carries i.larje ^nd^
* srted ?feook 6f merchandise : .Uailel
artjipies. medicines, the mtftl*
ify Otire ? drugs, hou'iehold remedies
SWINE FEEDING ON FAKJI OF J NO. Dt ?'INSTEAD
and everything that could be wanted
(torn a drug store. There Is also a i
good'fountain to tak? care of those
desiring refreshments. Quick and
courteous service is given both at
the. fountain and in the drug and
medicine department.
Mr, Clayton liiniself is' a native of
Hoxborb. and a graduate of the school j
of pharmacy of . the University of |
North C/oiina Since leaving school*
he has had three years practical ex
perience in the practice of his pro
fession. He is still a young man.
and well liked b.y. tlje people of Rox
boro and Person County These facts
account for the steady crowth of the
business v.hfch he has. launched in
his native C#-V'" he premises con*
t inured srood service anci quality goc.ds
:o the people, cf his-'vicinity-. -
GOODMAN'S
M?e Goodman lei: Portsmouth. Va..'
'#41 years ago'to c:mo into out: midst
' :id 6 pen :he ' d epa ?me r. t s tore whifh
i;."ars his. name.- Although. this busi
ness; was started in a very modest
manner, it has under his mariage
merit grown until Goodman* now -Mi-.]
toys a wonderful patronage from I
Tl'..\'bji-j?jrnti?mrro.undiU'?terri?nry.'j
The policy.. of this department store
has been to ?iue the b?st in values
to Its. customers. %nd with this has
gone/.tlite- individual attention of Mjr.
Goodman to their wants.
jL*ooqnnm*s?han a J urge ntoete of'
merchandise, made possible only bv
the wide patronage given him by'
people throughout this section. Mr:
Goodman himself is live and pr.o- i
gressive. keenly alert to the progress
of community and contributing his
share, at all times.
His faith in. Person County is shown
bv his possession of a eood farm about
?ix. miles from Hoxboro. at Hobbs. on
Which is an excellent camp site. This
is. known as Camp Goodman, and is ?
rften- iiv,vd by the Girl Scouts in j
their activities erf outdoor life. . Mr.'
Goodman Is Oblic spirited > and ?irite
doming here a decade ago- has tiidr
f "ihlv graven -thi* by hts ??onn^iti^R
? itjti al otfejjieri t$" j or the '\nmvh
I:i' v. - /J &VT r oT75 > -
?arid in thift sect-ion.
; "I' afft alwdvT jjie.asp'd 11 p i?nd ? r.iy
csiv.p to *he OirL Scoots-nf R?xbon." ?
d^tlares "Mr- Goodman, "and T want
?;ym ff^el. frn5 to make'?.^e of it
a? aijv '';:ne There:,u no'hmr; more
-7 ?'r:r,:y. in life of ? a : mmunity
than, the oeveippment of its vouth.'*
' r'! the dtrl.-.Srnuts afe 6nr> r.i otfr
rruseful ornghi7r.tior.v Camp life'*
f j-niJh' .-.a; recreation and ??ntertadr?
ri*:-.* t Hp.' arr- whql^som? to both
mind .n d hO'cUv"
SAM M. WAT KIN'S
Proprietor of the Owen and Johnson
Warehouses. Oxford; N. C.
OXFORD MILLING Co.
. At*Oxford. N. C.. tho Oxford Mill
iris Company, has a capacity for
< mminrr rmf httrroK flr.nr per H.av
and is now civing 24 hours continuous
service. Its products'are of a superior
merit, and since the plant has been,
taken over by P. H, Guerrant and J.
F. White. Jr.. it has siiowh remarkable
strides in eflfticency and service. .
Mr. Guerrant is an experienced
miller with several years to his cre
dit. and i> thoroughly competent to
?turn out a most superior product, and
that is the very thin? the; Oxford
Milling Company is doing. The sales,
manager is Mr. White, and lie Is
building up a worthwhile trade in this
section of the. 3t"at?. He is on the'
Job-all- the time and gives full co-on
.eration to every . con~?r:i . handlin ?
their produce. ' .
The Liberty "rind ^Tn^w F*trr?rr rrrrr
achieving a 'splendid reputation* bas- ,
cd upon ?.he meri:,oi ? wxri-jv pv-j
cluct. . 2H3tlemeh have., installed
most-modern machinery. have ipve?t
od* nevera] thousand doU&^S m This
enterprise. sjfcnt* a ''considerable -fUui'/
fur.nv 12 iprinfii*- 'for wave's and r>
'?erve the loyal support offve.r;* y ;? -
Ken. in 'their' trape territory. Enterprises
of this -character, not -only. develop a
community, the*. make nore mtripsic
valuable every piece of : "\\v ;r>:
community they pperate. ?
Clayton
Roxboro, N. C.
'Where Quality Counts'
STOP AND REFRESH YOURSELF AT
OUR FOUNTAIN
PRESCRIPTIONS " FILLED
ACCUARATELY
SMOKERS SUPPLIES NOVELTIES
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Roxboro Oil
Co., Inc.
DISTRIBUTORS OF THE VERY
BEST PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
THE WORLD RENOWNED
?
Sinclair
y . ' ?? ? ' ? '
Opaline - Kerosine
Gasoline - Havoline
Quaker State Motor Oil
OUR SERVICE IS THE QUICKEST
WE BRING THESE PRODUCTS TO YOU
Highest Quality
Progress!
The Fruit of Good Motive
An enterprise founded upon
Hohest, wholesome motives
and purpose is not misled.
With the good influence of
.this principle WAVERL\
has succeeded well, TThe high
quality of WAVERLY, 'the
trade term for ice cream,
and WAVERLY Service are
products of the commercial
integrity which the enter
prise held in the beginning!
Patrons of WAVERLY,
dealers, housewives and oth
ers have succeeded with this
enterprise ?- they have se
cured the finest products
that skill and honest -effort
can produeer
Ydurig and Old
Have Delighted
in WAVER L Y
As. a food, as a work-,
Hour? refreshment, as a
correct cfessert, no one has.
foiitftl :t superior to WAV
ERLY .... pure. ffresh.
tasty, wholesome a'nd
healthv.
Eat more of WAN'ERI.V!
oat it daily. hourly. Oiye
more of it,to the rhjldrwi
. . . . WAVF.RLY is an
ideal siiitlnier food. ;
WAVERLY is made in
all those delicious fruit
flavors ... Have your
choice, or have ail. You
can't beat itl
Don't say "Ice
Cream", say
"WAVERLY"
VVAVERLY is tW sura
: name by which yon ran
get the h?."t ever to re
present a (TeltiMoil?, nour
ishing food.
Waverlv .
! Ice Cream
MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY ITS MADE
326 Holland Street Durham, N. ?