PTJBLI OiJL EDGER PAGE FIVE ABOUT PEOPLE AND THitiGS ( i oedrnoor Market It has been cettled that the Creedmoor market rrill open Friday, September 8th. Accepts Position Mr. Rowland Gooch, now with J. G. Hall, has ac cepted a position as clerk with the Long Company. Lost Fine Cow- On last Wednes day Mr. R. I. Daniel had the misfor tune of losing a fine cow which he bad bought only a few weeks ago. Coming Home Mr. Lee Gooch, manager of a base ball team in the South Atlantic League, will arrive at borne next week and accept a position with the tobacco interests. On Furlough Lieutenant Stegall, of the Granville Grays, accompanied by Mrs. Stegall and children, who have been visiting him at Camp Gienn arrived in Oxford Thursday. Air Stegall will be here several days. Happy Young People Mr. J. S. Bradsher, never happier than when be has a crowd of young people a round him, took? chis, Sunday School class to Cannadys mill Tuesday and bad a fine time. ". The Rainfall According to Lea A. Denson, of the United States Weath er Bureau at Raleigh, the rainfall in this section of the State during the Spring and summer was considerable above normal. The normal rainfall in Granville during July is about 5 inches. r Card of Thanks Messrs. J. M. and T. W. Bullock, of Stem, desire to extend their sincere thanks and ap preciation to the people of Stem com munity for their kindness and sympa thy manifested during the illness and death of their beloved mother, which occurred last Tuesday morning on Stem Route 2. Our Warehousemen Oxford is justly proud of the men who have care of our several warehouses and feel safe in asserting that no market in this or any other State can show a list comprising men better fitted for the work. They are our most substantial citizens and are identified with the town and county. They know the home market. All of our vrarehousemen are buyers of tobacco in order that no single pile shall be bid off for less than its value. Our people can safely trust men of such character as these. ..' Sunday Services Rev. S. K. Phillips returned Thurs day from Glocester Point in fine voice. He will fill his pulpit Sunday morning and will preach the final serraond of the Union services at the Methodist church in the evening. GRANVILLE COUNTY FAIR PLANS WELL UNDERWAY FOR COUNTY FAIR. All Departmens Enlarged and Many New and Attractive Features Added Paris are public enterprises, their purpose being to keep abreast with advanced conditions that each com munity may take front rank with the revolutionizing influences and chang ing customs that are annually taking place. For that purpose a time and a place are set each year to bring to gether the produce of the field and hop that stimulus may be given to those departments of labor upon which rests our great natural wealth. Not only does the fair afford oppor tunity for educatioal advancement but ,it is a trysting place for young and the old, to form new acquaian- ces and to more firmly cement the ties of true friendship. ; The management of Granville Co unty Fair - has announced that plans are well under way to make the com ing fair one of the most attractive County Fairs 'that will be held in North Carolina during 1916. It is a difficult matter to estimate the im mense task of promoting and arrang ing such an institution. as the County Fair, but the management assures all that no effort is being spared to make it the biggest and best of all. It is not only going to be the banner STEALS A MARCH Dr. Cannady Buys Handsome Car for Mrs. Cannady Mr. John G. Hall and Dr. S. H. Cannady have returned from an out ing to "Virginia Beach. They went together but came back separately, Dr. Cannady having purchased a handsome car for Mrs. Cannady and drove through the country from Nor folk, reaching Oxford . Thursday night. DOX'T TAKE CHANCES Get the Genuine Article at the Oxford Jewelry Store The Oxford Jewelry Company is building up a reputation second to none in this section of the State. Their line of watches, diamonds, jewelry, clocks, sterling silver, chin aware, glassware and novelties is very full. They also do repair work. Mr. Harding, the manager, is com paratively a new man in our midst, but he is a very clever gentleman and it. is a pleasure to deal with him. NEW WAY TO WELD! , -We Have Installed a a; Bermo Welding Apparatus AND WELD ANYTHING IN IRON, STEEL, CASTING, BRASS OR COPPER AND IT CAN BE DONE ON VERY SHORT NOTICE. FULLY PREPARED TO DO ALL YOUR MACHINE, BUG GY AND WAGON REPAIR ING. GOOCH MACHINE SHOP HILLSBORO STREET ' 1 F. LYM Prescription Druggist Drugs Stationery Garden Seed Soda Water Agency Nyals Family Remedies Nunnally's Candies Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 125 PHONES 225 fair of fairs, but the biggest, bright est" and best event in the recent his tory of the county. However, the men who work faithfully for the suc cess of J;hese annual events cannot ac complish great things without the in terest, co-operation and assitance of the people. The fair is not a private concern run in the interest of a few, nor is it a money-making concern. We are assured by Secretary P. W. Knott that attention has been given to a thorough revision of the prem ium list for this year. . All depart ments have been enlarged and some added and it is believed each depart ment will be found to be complete in every detail. The entertainment program is be ing prepared and all can be assured that it is one of high character. AThere will be many "special features equally pleasing jtobld and young. - The fair has proven to be one of our greatest exhibitions in encourag ing friendly rivalry in the produc tion both of stock and crops. It draws a large and delightful crowd to town and gives us opportunity to know our neighbors better and enjoy fellowship with them. Oxford and Granville people owe it to themselves and to the Fair As sociation to give the aid that is nec essary. It will encourage the offi cials. Let the slogan be, "Get ready for the big fair," and let us line up for it. The Weekly Arab on Of St Stephen's Parish The tenth rSunfday after Trinity. It does refresh the body to be free for a while, from familiar and eren loved occupation, but think of the glorious play-times a mong the possibilities of the soul. 7 John Bunyan was thrust into the dirty Bedford jail, but his merry-making soul wrote the Pilgrim Progress. Dante was exiled from Florence, but his soul danced afield, and he wrote The Divine Comedy. St. John was flung out in Patmos, and his Satanic Soul heard "a great voice, as of a trumpet, saying, "Wrte the thing which are ! and the hings which shall be hereafter. j The Earth lightened with the glory of God? the vision of Paradise; the delight of the Delectable Mountains, these are the real thing of life, the worth while things of Soul and body, coming to us while the Soul is out for a good time. No serviecs on Sunday next in St. Stephen's Church. Just Returned From the Northern Markets A OWLET mm PAY US A VISIT WHEN IN TOWN. IF WE HAVEN'T GOT WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL GET IT FOR YOU. STREET 5 5, 10 and 25c Store s J.P.P.. Call On Us For Your Pencils. Pads, Pens, Inks and all Kind of School Supplies Turnip and Oabbage WE HA1TE A RECORD ON TURNIP SEED THAT IS HARD TO BEAT. OUR SEED HAVING TAKEN THE PRIZE AT THE COUNTY FAIR FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS AND L.AST YEAR TURNIPS GREW FROM THEM TO WEIGH 7 OR 8 POUNDS. CAN YOU BEAT THAT? BUY OF US AND BE PLEASED. Seed A NEW LINE Imt repute Sleet Music Demonstrated .--Hi On The Famous Pathephone WE ARE; NOW SELLING POPULAR SHEET MUSIC AND PATHEPHONES- A TALKING - MACHINE! WITH UNUSUAL AD VANTAGESDPIISfe QUALITIES; " ' v ALL ORPERSj&OR DRUGS, STATIONERY AND SUNDRIES APPRECIATED. , y). MNiLfQliiDRUG CO. PHONE 50 OXFORD, N. C. 3C !'! MM r Of Losing Time and Money Sending " Away For Your r OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE HIGHEST QUALITY-LOWEST PRICE We Would be Pleased to Have You Call and Inspect Our Goods. S OUR AIM IS TO SATISFY YOU SATISFACTION IS SERVICE SEND US YOUR REPAIRING. WE DO FRST GLASS WORK AND GUARANTEE IT. WATCIHI oo oo MAMOMDi !TEMJN . JEWELRY - CLOCK! IHLVER WARE oo oo CHIN AWARE AND SILVERWARE JJwliry Coinnipainiy "The Gift Shop" 0. S. HARDING, Manager ti

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