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The above sketch shows just how the property has been remodeled. Kirby and D. W. Ledbetter. new building and Ledbetter’s will
the Chevrolet and Tillman Gar-| This property was recently pur. The Dolly Madison Theatre will also be in the building. The other
age on Main Street will look after chased by O. T. Kirby, C. B. be moved across the street to the stores will be rented.
AN EVELESS EDEN
..Enterprise, Canada The law of
chance failed Bert Williams, city
reared, when he decided to take up
poultry raising in this Ontario
town He bought 150 chicks from
neighboring poultrymen, fed them,
nurtured them, and kept an eagle
eye out for eggs He still has his
original colony all of them roos
ters!
UNFAILING t
ALLEGIANCE £
to our duties and our t
unfailing ability to per- £
form them, is bringing to j
our establishment a re- |
putation of which we ♦
are justly proud. j
WOODY’S j
FUNERAL HOME \
“home of Friendly
S rvice” ;
*
I Time For Spring
ONLY
$17.95
New Spring Neckwear
Hats - Shoes - Hose • Shirts.
Only 3ft more weeks before
EASTER! ■>
LONG’S
Haberdashery
(everything ready FOR ROX
| BORO’S BIG CLEAN-UP WEEK
!
j the world. It will be judged by its
provement during the week. Prize
'given by Carolina Power and Light
Co.
2nd Prize - One box of stationery:
for the home showing second great- ;
est amount of improvement. Prize
given by Roxboro Courier.
3rd Prize - One pound of coffee
for the home showing 3rd greatest
amount of improvement during the
week. Given by A. and P. Co.
Gathering Trash
Ist Prize - One box of stationery
to person having largest amount of j
trash piled up during the week j
ready for hauling. Given by Per
son County Times.
2nd Prize - One pound box of I
candy to person having 2nd largest
amount of trash piled up ready for j
hauling. Given by Hambrick, Aus
tin and Thomas.
3rd Prize - Four tickets to Palace |
Theatre to person having third lar- j
gest amount of trash piled up ready
for haubng. Given by Palace Thea- 1
tre.
Yard Cleaning
j
Palace Theatre !
: Monday - Tuesday, March 21-22
Zwkot presents ' '
(W.C. FIELDS ]
, A Paramount Picture with I j
MARTHA RAYE
DOROTHY UMOUR
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Morning Show Monday 10:30;
Afternoons 3:15-3:45;
Evenings 7:15-9:00
Admission 19-26e
PERSON COUNTY TIMES KOXBOKI. N. U.
Ist Prize - Four tickets to Dolly
Madison Theatre to person having
best looking back yard. Natural
conditions net counted. Given by
Dolly Madison Theatre.
2nd Prize - One auto wash to
person having best looking back
yard. Natural conditions not count
ed. Given by City Service Station.
3rd Prize - Suit or dress cleaned
to person having third best looking
back yard. Natural conditions not
counted. Given by Service Dry
Cleaners.
Tin Cans
Ist Prize - One baseball glove to
boy who piles up the greatest num
ber of tin cans. Given by Long,
Bradsher and Co.
2nd Prize - One nice necktie to!
boy who piles up second greatest;
number of cans. Given by Long’s!
Haberdashery.
3rd Prize - One nice necktie to
t iy who piles up third greatest num
ber of tin cans. Given by Peebles’
Dept. Store.
The city manager’s office must be
called for an inspection of the jobs
hat have been listed. Home inspec
tion will be made Monday, March j
28th. The man who hauls the trash
will judge the size of the loads and
the boy’s word will be taken as to
the number of tin cans.
The city will haul all the trash
that is piled up.
TV A SCANDAL LOOMS
Washington, I). C. Republican
leaders in Congress are determin
ed to demand a public inquiry over
the many conflicting changes that
have been made regarding the in
ternal fight among the three direct
ors of the Tennessee Valley Auth-
DOLLY MADISON
THEATRE
Monday - Tuesday, March 21-22
EDWARDGASpF
Robinson
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Morning Show Tuesday 10:30;
Afternoons 3:15-3:45;
Evenings 7:15 - 9:00.
Admission 10-26 c
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I ority. Most frequent heard charge
is that President Roosevelt’s efforts
i to smooth the row is only an Ex
i ecutive move to hush up “another
I Tea-Pot Dome.” Millions of dol
lars of Federal funds have been
poured into the project, over which
there have been constant wrang
iles among the administrators.
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AN HONORABLE RECORD
j Menands, N. Y. High honors
were paid to this village of 2,500
when Dr. John A. Scott, Mayor and
! currently dubbed “Father” of the
town, announced that no “relief”
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WE’RE GLAD TO SERVE
YOU
You’re the customer and
we never forget it. Drive in
any time for whatever ser
vice you require economi
cally.
Harris Garage
Lundy Harris, Prop.
Dial 2331
Reams Avenue— Across from
Winstead Stable
Announcing The Opening
OF
Fuller-Edwards Garage
We Have Opened A New Auto Repair
Shop back of Bumpass and Day
In the Pass Building.
All workmanship guaran
■F'l RJuCKIREPAI teed on all makes of cars.
3?. ,~/B TTT [Ft When we take charge of
m , vYp: your car * or re P a * rs > you
I f can bo certain that it is
7 getting the best.
are f ®*tory - trained
Y§p~) mechanics.
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Come down to see us. Our prices are moderate
Fuller-Edwards Garage
TOM FULLER BILL EDWARDS
was needed, that not a cent of Fed-|
cral money had ever been asked for
or received, and that the commun
ty had a bank balance of $10,531.
BRIDGE MORE DIFFICULT
New York City The 65-card
deck of five suits recently describ
ed in this column as creating a new
technique in contract bridge a
troad, has driven American playing
card manufacturers to day-and
night shifts to meet the demand.
The fifth suit is known as “Eagles"
and is printed in green ink. In Eng
land the suit is called “Crowns.” It
ranks above Spades and lower than
No Trump.
HERE^
.'tr, 1 j-jlit j Mechanism
UHpP^AiiaMii»nii U white Porcelain*
Egi enamel Tub
Jg S : . «IjW Permanent
‘ iwVl Lubrication
13 » ■ j: IJSS Quiet Washing
Operation
LEDBETTER’S
Everything Electrical
Fix Up - Clean Up
Paint Up
BUT DON’T FORGET - -
YOUR OWN APPEARANCE ! !
K It’s spring time Send your spring
TofU clothes to us Our dry cleaners will
bring out their colors and they will look
E§||j| as good as new.
if J.C.WHITT
Dry Cleaners and Laundry
DIAL 2771 - DIAL 2961
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SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938
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Let tJs Sharpen Your Lawn
Mowers. We also repair and
build screen windows and
doors to order.
PEOPLE’S WORK SHOP
Palace Theatre
New RCA High-Fidelity Sound
Equipment
ADVANCE PROGRAM
From Monday, March 21st thru
Wednesday, March 23rd
Monday - Tuesday, March 21-22
W. C. Fields - Martha Raye -
Shirley Ross - Dorothy Lamour ■
Ben Blue - Bob Hope - Rule Dav
is - Grace Bradley - Lynne Ov
erman and Shep Fields and his
Rippling Rhythm Orchestra
“THE BIG BROADCAST OF
1938”
Paramount Paragraphic: “Avia
tor Shorty” Hearst Metrotone
News - News while it is still
news.
Morning Show Monday 10:30;
Afternoons 3:15-3:45;
Evenings 7:15-9:00
Admission 10-26 c
Wednesday, March 23rd
Jack Holt wil|i Katherine De-
Mille - Luis Alberni . Rosalind
Keith
“UNDER SUSPICION”
Song Hit: “‘Calling All Crooners”
Color Tour: “Malayan Jungle”
Morning Show 10:30; Afternoon
3:15-3:45; Evening 7:15-9:00
Admission 10-26 c