ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS ovford-Moriah Road Mr. D. er Brown, State Highway En- per was busy this week surveying SS oxford-Moriah road. mitted Free Secretary Knott Hiorizes the Public Ledger to state a- t all veterans will be admitted to tna Granville County Fair free dur- the three toys. Fine Tobacco Mr. W. L. Mangum, f virgililia Route 2, was on the Ox ? rd market Wednesday with a load ? fine tobacco. He sold at the Minor nrphouse and was highly pleased. W til Cil Service at Berea On Sunday next thp Rev. Horsfield, Rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church will hold b Service in the School House in Lrea 3:30 p. m. All are cordially invited to be present at this service. Henderson's Big Store Elsewhere . this paper will be found the extra 1 Hilary announcement of the An chor Store Henderson's big emporium- They make a strong appeal to the ladies. 1 Hesting Cicely The many friends of Mr. Grady Harris, son of Mr. W. r Harris, will be pleased to learn tliat ke is recovering rapidly from a serious operation performed in a Richmond Iiospitalasrt week. Blackberries Although the frost ha nipped the vine in this section, jr W. L- Peace is enjoying large, iucious blackberries every day. He fathered a handful from the vines at the south end of Hancock street Wed nedav morning and brought them to the Public Ledger office, and they were as fine as any we have seen this year. 4. Fooled Again The Public Ledger learns that a number of farmers in the extreme Northern part of Gran ville visited the South Boston mar ket last week in hopes of getting irore for the weed than is paid in Oxford. One of the farmers who visit ed South Boston told the Public Led ger that he is convinced that Oxford is the strongest market in the whole country. The Second Crop Second growth June apples in October is something not often seen. But we have on our desk two perefct specimens of the second growth that matured in the orchard of Mr. H. J. Council on Gil liam street. The apples are fully up to the standard in size and are some what firmer and more sipid than the first growth. Fully Organized The Democratic campaign may be said to be fully open now in Granville. The county has been fully organized, and the ac tivities of party workers 'will be kept up from now until election day. The thorough organization of the county has discouraged the Republicans and they are not nearly so jubilant as they were some weeks ago. But Dem ocrats must not be content to rest on what they have already done. "Keep ing everlastingly at it brings success." THOSE WHO 60 AND COME Miss Estelle White is visiting friends in Richmond, Va. Mrs. S. K. Phillips will leave Sat urday on a visit to Richmond and Washington. She will probably be gone one month. Mr. Arch Taylor, of Concord, the fine son of Mr. T. G. Taylor, will ar rive this week and spend a few days at home. HIGH COST OP LIVING Miss Brem and the children of Mr. T. E. Hicks, who have been at Brant wood, the summer home, for the heated term have closed the house and gone to New York. Rev. S. K. Phillips left Wednesday neon for Oakland church, Johnson county, to address the meeting of the combined woman's auxiliaries in Rev. B. R. Lacy, Jr.'s field. Mr. Phillips will return to Oxford in time to fill his pulpit Sunday. The Public Ledger was honored one day this week with a visit of our old friend,. Mr. T. L. Fuller and his grandson, Master Raymond Mat thews, of Watkins section. Raymond had long desired to visit the Public Ledger office and see with his own eyes a newspaper in the making. He is a bright little fellow and acquired in a few minutes valuable informa tion that will serve him well. Dr. Shamburger, a former pastor of the Oxford Methodist church, now pastor of the Weldon church, was a great admirer of the late Rial Brou ghton, and it was indeed fitting that he came to Oxford and eulogized the noble deeds of the deceased. Food Throughout Country Sells' at Prices Highest Since Days of Civil War.-N Marked increase in the cost of liv ing is shown in the rising tendency in the price of foodstuffs on October 1, reports of which are just being re ceived at the Department of Agricul ture from the principal markets of the country. With flour selling at higher prices than at any time since the Civil War, due principally to the shortage of the crop this year, the cost of potatoes is increasing. Meat prices continue to advance, with prices showing almost twenty- four percent over what was paid a year ago. Butter, eggs, ana cheese all are selling for higher prices at this time of the year than what they were last year, and beans show an increase over a year ago because of the short crop. Prices paid to producers of farm products increased 9.3 percent dur ing August, while during the past 8 years these commodities have shown a decrease. Potatoes were seling 116 percent higher than a year ago. Big Increase in New York Comparison of retail prices for sta pie articles of food asked on local markets today, as against prices for the same commodities one year ago, show increases averaging from 40 to 100 percent with ;some articles rang ing as high as 500 percent. YOU NEVER NEED WORRY A BOUT GIVING THE BABY COOK IES OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT COMES FROM OUR BAKERY OUR SHOP IS SCRUPLOUSLY CLEAN, AND EVERY INGRED IENCE THAT GOES INTO OUR BAKED GOODS JS THE BEST. WATCH OUR SPECIALS EACH WEEK. YOU WILL FIND SOME THING ATTRACTIVE . The Cash Bakery H. J. KNIGHT, Proprietor 'S " RESOLD THAT WE ARE RAK ING IN THE 5USINE,S.S GIVING QUALITY LUMBER AND BUILD ING .STUFF AND MAK ING LOW PRICED. BUSTER BROWN IF YOU ARE IN DoUBT "ABOUT THE &E.ST PLACE TO GET LUMBER AND BUILD ING JTUFF, JUJT GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. WE KNOW OUR LUMBER I-5'GooD AND OUR PR.ICE.S ARE RIGHT. DOE.SE YOUR ROOF LEAK? FIX IT UP NOW. WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED. PAINT J AND BUILDER-5' HARDWARE. M00KE -LUMBER CORflPAMV A.. H. MOORE, HJMGER, OXFORD, H. C Even the man who dodges respon sibility all his life has to go to his own funeral. The Veeldy Ambon Of St Stephen's Parish . .The Titles "The Liturgy" "The Divine Liturgy" anciently de scribed "the Sacrament of the Altar. In the Eastern Church to day, the received title of the Service is "The Divine Liturgy. "Liturgy" is now so commonly, and so incorrectly used to de scribe any kind of a precomposed form of Prayers: as "Liturgical Services" "Liturgical Churches" that its true meaning, signifying only the Office of the Eucharist, is lost beyond recall. "Liturgy" was first used in a religious sense in the Septuagint (a Greek trans lation of the Hebrew Scriptures) where it. described the Divine Ser vice of the Tabernacle and Temple, thence it was taken into the New Testament to mean spiritual ministration, . especially the Eu charist. Act XIII: 2. literally, "As they liturgized (offered the Eu charist) to the Lord" "The Divine Service" used so much by the early English Church, is a translation of "The Divine Litourgy." SERVICES. Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. The Eucharist: 7.30. Sunday School, and Men's Bible Class: 9.45. a. m. Morning Service and Sermon 11. o'clockr Service at Berea 3.30. p. m. TAXES! TAXES! TAXES! At a meeting of the Board of Town Commissioners held Tuesday, the 12th it was ordered that the tax books be turned over to the Collector and that a penalty of 1 per cent per month be charged on all taxes not paid before December the 1st as pro vided in the Town Charter. By order of the Board. R. B. HINES, Sept. 144, 1916. Town Clerk. Adam Smith Said It Nearly a century' and a half aga Adam Smith said in the Wealth ol Nations: A man must live by his work and: his wages be at least sufficient to sus tain him. They must be ven more on occasions; otherwise it would be impossible for him to bring up a family, and the race of such work men would not last beyond the first generation. m M I ii Red TRAOt MARK RESISTS BED "The same price the nation over." (In ether countries Jut added) The portrait of Henry Sonneborn stands for the only nationally known, nationally advertised and nationally purchased clothes at the .one standard and invariable price of $17. Today this trademark more than ever signifies remarkable value. For in the face of a rising market and a World War sending prices skyward, the price of Styleplus has not advanced x Still the same unique price $17 always, everywhere. Still the same guarantee of satisfac tion in materials, style, workmanship, fit and wear which has made these suits and overcoats a nation-wide hit with men who have the pride of purse and person. Come to this store today and see with your own eyes what a victory this is for you as well as for us. Try on these splendid looking, splendid fitting, and splendid wearing clothes. And then remember that the price remains the same $171 Style plus all wool fabrics perfect fit easy price guaranteed wear hAmmMmm Comply. s

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