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i QZlZ-T)ECEVIBER 13, 1918,
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We have just unloaded "the largest and best
car of horses and mules that has ever been ship-,
ped to Creednioor at this time of the year, we
have mules weighing from 800 pounds to 1200
pounds. Horses of all types from good drivers
to chunky farm horses. Remember we give you
more horse and ar better horse for the same mon
ey than you can find them anywhere. See this
load and be convinced. We have the horses and
the price is right, and every horse exactly as
represented.
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Company
C. J. Mangum.
C. E. Lyon.
virtu a rn ! says cold weather brings I
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UUUDl DldHllLHHO RETUlvN O 111
So One in Oxford Who Has a Bad
Rack Should Ignore This Dou
ble Proof.
Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is sometimes kidney ache.
With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary cisoraers.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en
dorsed by thousands.
re recommended here at home.
You have read Oxford proof.
Read now the Oxford sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by
time. t t. anrrett. erocer, 62 Spring
St, Oxford, says: "I have used
t "K" i ri n pv Pills for kidney com-
r,iir.t nrl lame and aching back and
have found them to be a most reli
rpmpdv. They can be depended
tn pt Tromntly. I and others
in mv family have used them with
the best of results and I gladly rec
nmmpiid them."
The above statement was given
December 9, 1910 and on June 28,
1918, Mr. Garrett said: "I still rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills as high
ly as 1 did before. Whenever I don t
feel just right, a few doses of Doan's
never fail to bring me prompt re
lief "
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Garrett had. Foster-Millburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Mother's Home, Says This
Ueorgia Lady, Regarding DiacK
Draught. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.
Ringgold, Ga. Mrs. Chas. Gaston,
a iv.i i u . t am O. User
i mis piaue, writes. ,
of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact,
it was one or our iamuy iuouiv,i .
Also in my mother's home, when i
-r.yr, -. -1- 4 1 .1 Trru nntr r9 IIS C. Ill I CI -
i;J .c V -.o A q rTi P usually
j t r.Vi q trnve U3
a dose of Black-Draught, which would
rectify the trouble. Often In tne
o-; . -. -,-,-iA v.oTTf -malaria ana
-yiiilgf we VYUU1U jj.co -
chills, or troubles of this kind, we
vcmld take Black-uraugnt prewy
It,.; UiCU UULU XlltJ 11VC1. OVicu
ti-a Vwn n-Tk jsTifl around
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tgain. We would not be without re,
for it certainly has saved us lots or
A . T..n4- a 3naA ftf BlaCK.-
uutujl Lulls. l UBb e
Draught when not bo well saves a
lot of days in bed."
i -ri TT.r n trVi f nas Deeii
in use for many years In the treax-
. J. a -J. "U Itim-l OTIti DOWcl
troubles, and the popularity whlcn 11
ita merit.
If your liver is not doing its duty,
you will suffer from such dlsaffree-
v.u x V.aorlon'hAJ DlllOUa-
ness, constipation, inuiBeswu
end unless something is done, seriois
trouble may result.
Thedford's Black-Draught has oeen
found a valuable remedy for tnese
troubles. It is purely vegetable, ana
acts in a prompt and natural ay,
regulating the liver to its PJP
f unctions and cleansing the bowels or
impurities. Try it. Insist on Then
ford's, the original and genuine. Hi
Public Must eB Careful to Avoid A
Second Epidemic. Easier To Pre
vent Than Cure. What To Do.
"Encouraging reports of the few
er cases ofVinfluenza in, this vicinity
should not allow us to relax our vigi
lance or to become careless in the
belief that the danger is all over,"
well known authority. With
nomine- of cold weather mere ib
return of this frightful
riripmip and its seriousness will de-
pend on the extent 01 tne yiau-
tions, taken by the puonc, 10 pievcut
infpptinn.
wv.0n the air is full ot mnuenza
germs, you may be constantly breath-
io- v.om into vour nose ana iuiul.
t., v,Qi finngpr raav be avodiaea
XUl 1.""
and you may make yourself practi
Xnr immimfi to infection if you de-
stroy the germ before it actually be
rric mr-ir in vour blood.
During the recent serious epidem
.. firanville county so
hard, most successful results were
v.4.; mnnv thlOUgn tne feim-
UUltliiicu yjj " " - ,
i ,-,o- into the nose, throat
and lungs of the medicated air ot
oil of Hyomei. Frooaoiy no uLx,
ble nrecaution a-
sa-iei ui uiwv - ,
i inflnon7.. eriDPe, cougns,
colds, bronchitis or catarrh of the
fhrnnt. could "be employed
4 cr r,nw to the .nearest drug
h crot o romnlete Hyomei out-
fit consisting of a bottle of the pure
-v;i p xTtrrmpi and a little vestpocK-
t,o mhhfir inhaling device into
which a few drops of the Oil are
P?eJhr tnis inhaler with you dur
ing the day and each half hour or so
outh and draw deep
breaths of its pure healing germi
cidal air into the passages of your
rn,t onri innss to destroy any
' mav have found lodge-
v, This Rimnle precaution
meat luox. - -
may save you a serious
iacs of several wwks vui..
,nnni o nsft and not at an exytui-
. 1 . J 1 1 loct o 1 1 IP-
sive as the mnaier wn A-i
time and further supplies of the Oil
of Hyomei can be had at any drug
store for a few cents.
Hundreds of people in this vicinity
used Hyomei in this way during the
recent crisis and avoided danger.
They should not neglect it now for
the danger is by no means over.
A firm at Jaurez, Mex., is mak
ing alcohol from a plant called sotol,
which grows abundantly in northern
Mexico and western Texas. It is said
ffrTr nn p ton nf this nlant 18 to
t,XX CL L. JLA. V XX v 11 v w w xr
25 gallons of alcohol, 180 proof, can
xxxccvxv
Robert Ray, known as tne iox
1, r-rtTvici " coiH tn have been
the last of General Grant's scouts
and said to have snot ana wounueu
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Dn. rimrri the nnTPfi i onieuerciLc
CC11C iVJ -" "
f Richmond, Va., died
ioQ wppTt at. Oxford. N. Y. He was
ttvu -www '
87 years old.
The National Department of Ag
riculture reports that farm horses
are cheaper than they have been tor
ten years. Prices paid this year aver-
age $lzY.a. in tut; uibU-wai-
er mark was reached at $145.2 2, and
prices nave nuctuaieu ueiwecu -luc
two figures since then.
American builders may itcueyi.
contracts for steel or wood ships to
be built tor private American hilc-
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ests witnout maKing apyncauuu w
the shipping board for a permit. Sim-
ilarry wooa snips aisu maj uc uum
for foreign account, mis was dn
nounced by Bainbridge Colby for the
shipping board.
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Another day we never expected to
see but it was the one when the pro
hibition movement would begin to
overtake all the ' exaggerations of
prohibition orators.
An express train from Orleans,
France last week crashed into and
telescoped another train loaded with
American material near Meung-sur-Loire,
11 miles southwest of Orleans.
Twelve bodies have been removed
from the wreck and identified. Other
dead still remain in the debris. Twen
ty-nve persons were injured. Four
of the railriad cars were smashed to
bits.
ORE THROAT
or Tonsilitis, gargle
with, warm salt
water then apply
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NEW PRICES 30c, 60c, $1.20
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Bdile(stte inn Firie
To Close Out Before Inventory We Will Make Big Reductions
on the Following Goods
These goods are absolutely in perfect condition but the stock is small and we want
and need tne room.
ME01A1M
To close out before inventory:
11 Coles hot blast heaters for wood
and coal fuel savers.
50 lard cans.
55 rolls wire, field fence, different
heights.
40 rolls barbed wire.
2 tobacco transplanters. Best on the
Two grain drills, with fertilizer at
tachments. One power pea huller.
Several of the best farm implements.
We Now Have Large
Cattle
One and two of a kind and just the
kind you want.
Two Columbus steel tire top buggies.
One farmers roomy, very strong,
open buggy.
One canopy top buggy.
These vehicles are in perfect condi
tion and alright in every way.
Two of the best sets of double wag
on harness ever shown in Oxford.
We will save you money on the a
bove goods.
Stock Hog and Pig and
Feed.
Physician Believes a Genuine Berne-
dy for tne uise
Found.
o wonderful rheumat-
ism remedy sold by J. O. Hall and all
druggists, gives quiCKer -
lasting relief than other remedxes
costing many times as mum.
Rheuma passes tne ueau
ous secretions into, the ls
kidneys, from which they are quickly
thrown off in a natural, healthy way.
xjpad what a repuiamc
says about Kheuma: "I have made
rmos careful investigation o tbe
tOTmTT an" rheartUy-rec-endRiter;'remedy
for all forms
rheumauBui. - -
to advance of the methods ,
-t ' -- la A T : III. a. m.
6 and rtto different in
rheumatism confidence to try Rheu
ma.
Some of these gods can't be bought for the
Don't waste your com meal feeding hogs
meal at much less cost and the kind that makes
quicker.
Just unloaded 600 bags best hog
and pig feed.
200 bags 30 per cent. pea nut meal.
600 bags ship stuff.
250 bags bran.
200 bags beet pulp.
Plenty cotton seed meal and hulls.
2,000 bushels oats.
Two cars best hay.
1,000 bags salt (not hard)
100 barrels flour. ,
Few hundred pounds sugar.
Mr Page, the Food Administrator re
quests the people to b conservative in
the use of flour and sugar.
Coffee, Meat, lard and general line
heavy groceries.
price we offer them for. .
when you can buy a better hog feed than
the pigs grow faster and fattens the hogs
Oxford Chase buggies and surries and
harness to match.
Hickory wagons, Spach wagons and
harness.
Feed cutters, gas and oil engines and
wood saws.
Pea and Bean threshers.
Corn shellers, axes, mattocks, forks
shovels, etc.
Chattanooga and Dixie plows. Little
Dutch riding turn plows.
Disc, spike and smoothing harrows
and full line farming implements.
We solicit your trade and the Red Hot
Stove is in evidence and joins us m
asking you to make our store your
headquarters when in. Oxford.
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