PUBLIC LEDGER-OXFORD BANNER.
A
Qiretx Away Daily
fJSjn Gold
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FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
fisi Prize
p h flrtu every sale day for the Next Month or long
er beginning TUESDAY, OCT. 15th we will
' give away two prizes each day.
10, Second Prize $5.
c me one will get these prizes every sale day, and each
i r- nitron of our warehouse has the same chance, and
aim e 1 1 : 1 ' v
we will also oiler
vl.lition u the above to be given away on March 31st,
or 'it the close of season. $50 in gold to the farmer that
vjM barn of tobacco on our floor for the highest averages.
o-Y'i c'oUi to the fanner that sells the most pounds on our
floor during the season beginning Sept. 4111,1912, and end-
incr March 31st, 191 3.
Ve do not onlv agree to give away the premiums every
(hv and at end of season, but will get you the highest mar
ket price for every pile of tobacco put on our floor. Will
also do our IksI to make you comfortable when you come
to spend the night with us. We have comfortable rooms
with nice new mattresses and box stalls for your horses and
will do our host to make it pleasant and also profitable for
vou when von come to our warehouse. Prices are higher
than tlk-v have ever been in the history of bright tobacco.
All fanners are carried away with the prices.
So bring vour tobacco along to the Farmers Warehouse
and iret tlie benefit of both the premiums and highest prices
Parham & Parham,
i you
GETTING
For That
READY
Fair Next October?
The prizes of life are for
men who work and plan
strive and save for them,
can have one of them as
as your neighbor, if you
only begin now to prepare,
ready a success, the
the
and
You
well
will
AI-
GOUNIY
FAR
is to be the greatest force in the
life of this county. It must be
because agriculture is our prin
cipal industry. It will be be
cause this county has the peo
ple to make it so. It's not for
the few, but for every madwo
man and child within the bor
ders of this county. Remem
ber the Fair and don't forget
to make an exhibit.
Stem Stemmings.
Mr E. E. Bullock is building a nice
stable.
Miss Ida Green was an Oxford vis
itor Monday.
Mr. P. D. Gold. Jr.. of Raleigh, was a
Stem visitor Monday.
Mr, G. W. Stem, of Route 3, purchas
ed a new buggy last week.
Miss Bessie
Richmond Fair
Bullock attended
this week.
the
Mr E. L. Jones, of Oxford, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Stem.
Miss Bessie Daniel, of Tally Ho, is
on a visit to relatives in Henderson.
Messrs. Lee Ed Whitaker and M. F.
Moore were Durham visitors Friday
night.
Mrs. T. H. Jones, of Oxford, spent
the week end with Mrs. N. T. Green, of
Route 3.
Mrs. W. B Cash, of Tally Ho, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Whit
aker Friday.
Mr. C. S. Frazier, of Route 1, visited
his brother Mr E. L Frazier near Ox
ford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bullock and W
S. Gooch and family were Oxford vis
itors Monday.
Mr. Kobert Walters.of Koute 3. spent
11 1 - . t
several uays last weeK 111 tne eastern
part of the state.
Mayor E. E. Bullock and wife, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fara-
bow, of Route 3, Sunday.
Mrs. D. S. Reid and infant
Winston-Salem is on a visit
brother, Mr. J. H. Gooch.
son. of
to her
We are glad to note that Mr. J S
Jones, of Culbreth, who has bern very
ill, i3 slowly recovering,
Mrs. W. A. Gooch, of Route 1, spent
the week end with her parents Mr.and
Mrs. Lucius O'Brient, of Culbreth.
Mr Carroll Dickerson who is attend
ing Stem High School spent the week
end with his parents near Dickerson.
Miss Willie Lee Washington.of Route
t, was the guest of Miss Florence Wal
ters, of Oxford Route G.Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meadows, of
Culbreth. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Oyerby.of Tally Ho, Sunday.
Miss Mary Nance, of Durham, who
has been visiting Mrs. S. P. Washing
ton, of Route 6, returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Thomasson, of
Tally Ho. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Franklin, of Shoo Fly, Sunday
Messrs. Frank Sherman and Aubrav
Suit, High School students, spent the
week end with their parents near
Moriah.
Mr. Lonnie Lyon, of Lyon, who has
been very ill is greatly improved aud
is again attending to his duties as post
master.
A protracted meeting is being held
at Knap of Reeds Methodist church
this week, conducted by the pastor.
Rev. M. D. Giles.
We regret to note the illness of Mrs.
C. L. Eastwood and wish her a speedy
recovery. She has been a paraltc
for several years.
Mr. J. B. Mayes, Jr., who is traveling
for The Roberts and Hoge Shoe Co . of
Richmond, was the guestof his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mayes Friday
night.
Mr M. S. Mayes took a wagon load,
numbering thirteen, of the young peo-
nle of Stem, to the John Henrv Webb
place Sunday afternoon. A feast of
muscadines was enjoyed and a most
pleasant time reported.
The Calhoun Literary society new a
debate Thursday night on tne query:
' Resolved that the negro should be
colonized." The speakers were as fol
lows: Affirmative Dr. P. R. Hardee,
Rasse Stem, and Allen Franklin. The
negative O. S. Allen, Jerome Eakes
and W. R. Mangum. The decision was
in favor of the negative. Volunteer
speeches were delivered by W.S Gooch,
J. E. Duncan. E. A. Jackson and J. B.
Vernon.
On Fridav night Oct. 17th a debate
will be held in the High School build-
intJ on the auerv "Resolved that the
United States Navy should be mater
ially increased. I he following speak
ers have been chosen: Affirmative.
Jerome Eakes, Roy W. Giles, W. R.
Mangum, E. A. Jackson. Negative,
Rassie Stem, O. S. Allen, W. S. Gooch,
B Vernon. Ivev Moore. Frank Sher-
mn. uarron u unam anu oam narris
will deliver declamations. The speak
ing is designed to entertain the Ladies
Victorian Society, and is exclusively
for the members of the two societies.
Wellington.
Oxford Girl Complimented.
Mis Isabel Hays Fleming, of Oxford,
is tne latest addition tn th timA&A
school faculty. Miss Fleming arrived
in Clayton Monday and will have charge
of the 4thjrade, which since the open
ing, nas been taught by Mrs.Patterson,
Miss flemmg comes to Clayton highly
recommended as a teacher of exneri-
ence and ability. She is a student of
the State Normal.
We are very glad to have Miss Flem
ing with us. She has charge of the
fourth grade. Look at the children
and it is easy to see that she is much
liked. Clavton News.
Marshals for Granville Fair.
Captain T. G. Stem, chief marshal
of the Granville County Fair, has ap
pointed the following gentlemen to
serve as marshals at the Fair, October
23d and 24th:
Messrs. B. K. Lassiter. Otho Daniel,
P. Q Bryant, Marsh Ray, J. A. Niles,
J. F Veasey, Dr. Nelson Thomas, Billy
Land is, Dick Gooch, Charles Powell,
Willie Yancey, Lee Taylor, Waverly
Harris, Frank Fnrnian, R. B. Wright,
Ballard Norwood, Elvin Parham, Tom
Howell, Nelson Ferebee, W.L. Mitchell,
J P. Harris, H. T. Jackson.S. L. Slaugh
ter, Alfred Veazey, Baxter Moss, Gar
land Bullock, Richard Harris, W H. M
Jenkins, John Fleming. John Daniel,
J G. Morton, Robert Goss, Tom Pace,
W. B. Ballou Jr., Lee Ed Whitaker,
Roy Fuller, Milt Washington, Roy Cur
rin Jr, Al Cozart, Walter Phinps. Clif
ton Roberts, Fred L. Pittard, Cleveland
Bragg. Sidney Currin, Willie Yancey,
Lenn Knott, Carv Currin, Presly Davis.
Macon Clement, E A. Hunt, Murray
Critcher, Edward Crews, Nat Brum-
rnitt. Sam Daniel, Robert Wiliiford,
Edward Floyd, Bryan Tilley, Leonard
Cheatham, Joe Currin, C J. Mangum,
Otho Mangum, Jerome Eakes, Melvin
Mayes, Sam Patterson, Elliott Cooper
SIMPLE MIXTURE HELPS
EVERYBODY HERE
People in this town are delighted
.vith the QUICK action of the simple
ouckthorn bark a,nd glycerine mixture
snown as Adier-i-ka, the new German
annencliciti remedy. A SINGLE
1 1
DOSE reii ives constixjation, sour stom
ach or gas on the stomach almost IN'
3TANTLY. It seems to draw off all
ld impure matter from the system and
ur customers say it makes them
eel as if they had a new lease of life.
For Sale bv THE LYON Drug Store
300.
I Stop, Loo
$300.
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Recovered From
Severe Lung Trouble
While we all know that plenty of fresh
air and good food are necessary to persons
suffering from lung trouble, something
more is needed to bring about full health.
Eekman's Alterative is a medicine for
throat and lung troubles, and so many
reports have been received showing that
it brought about good results in a number
of cases which were declared hopeless,
that all sufferers who are not benefiting
otherwise, should, at least investigate
what it has done for others. It may be
the means of restoring you to health. In
vestigate this case:
Madison Lake, Minn.
"Gentlemen: In December. 1008 and
March, 1KOU, I was taken with hemor
rhages of the lungs, which confined me
several weeks each tune to my bed. These
left me very weak and I coughed at nights
and could not sleep. My appetite also
failed me. My doctor advised me to go
West. So, in September. l'JOlh I planned
to go, but I had four more hemorrhae.es.
which put me in bed for three weeks.
"In November 1 started for Denver, Col.
After my arrival. I met Michael llrodv.
who, upon learning of my condition, urged
me to take Eckuians Alterative. In
about two months. I beean to feel better.
I kept on taking the medicine and im
proved fast. In March, 1!)10, I returned
home. I think I am entirely well have a
good appetite and sleep well. When I left
uenver my weight was 130 pounds. I
now weigh 103, my normal weight. I
thank tJod and your Alterative for my
health. If I can help any other person
suffering from Tuberculosis, I will gladly
do so."
(Sworn affidavit) PAUL L,. FASNACI1T.
Eekman's Alterative is effective in Bron
chitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the
system. Does not contain poisons, opiates
or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries, and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for more evi
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
For eale bx G- Hall-
W. N. Thomas, M. D.
Oxford, N. C.
Having located in Oxford for the prac
tice of medicine, I offer my professional
services to the public.
Office Witii Dr. G. S. WatRins, Main Street.
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AWAY,
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la
THE, GR.ANVI3LX-.E,
NTV AGRlGULfURAL ASSOCIATION
ANOTHER large shipment of AP-
PLER OATS, Virginia winter Oats.
Rust Proof Oats, RYE and Clover seed
just received. You will make no mis
take in sowing all the fall grain you
can. tivmiN rrv uauo. vjkj
PAY YOUR TAXES. ,
The tax books for the Town of
ford are now ready and the
sioners urge our
prompt payments
Ox-
coramis-
citizens to make
as the town is in
need of the money to meet interest on
bonds, and for current expenses.
R. B. HINES, Tax Collector
Cadet Che
GnfSS
1. A Grand Prize of $100 in Gold to be given away
the 29th of March, 19 13, to the person holding the lucky
n umber.
2. A Grand Prize of $50 in gold to be given away
29th of March, 1913, to the peison holding the second lucky
number.
Beginning Tuesday, September 24th, 1912, every
load of tobacco sold with me wilS entitle the planter
to a coupon which will give him a chance
at these two prizes.
In addition to the two Grand Prizes I am
away the 31st of October $50 in gold.
going
to
give
person making the
October on a barn of tobacco
hisrhest
1. $25 in gold to the
average during the month of
of not less than 400 lbs.
2. $25 in Gold to the person who sells the most pounds
of tobacco with me during the month of October.
p-ive another $so in
gold.
HAVE ARRiVED.
era-e
highest av
of tobacco
They
that's
them.
please every hody
why we .like to sell
You buy any quan
tity and get the best.
Huyler's, Liggett's and
other high grade candies in
original packages. Satur
day candy will be on sale
this week.
Nov. oth, T will
1. $2S in Gold to the person making the
dnrmo- the month of November 011 a barn
. . . -.
of not less than 400 lbs.
2. $25 in gold to the person selling the most dollars
worth of tobneco with me during the month of November.
December the 24th, I will give another 50 in gold.
1. $25 in Gold to the person selling the most pounds
of tobacco with me during the month of December.
2. $25 in Gold to the person selling the most dollars
worth of tobacco with me during the month of December.
. .... mm M I -1. 1.
I am determined tnat ir you sen your looacco wur.
me that you shail have the best of everything,
Best IRirlces,
WE HAVE one of
shoers in the country,
and we will prove it.
Company.
the best horse
Give us a trial
Southern Buggy
2t.
Best Premiums,
Best Service.
DEUOOiS'
OXFORD,
- N. C.
Come to see me, you shall be Satisfied.
IW.Z.MI
TCHELL