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OXFORD PUBLICvLEDGER, FRID AV OCTOBER 13, 1911. MOVING OF DUSY THRONG PEOPLE - YOUKKOW &ND PEO PLE you DoiiT ftwow. The Faces of Those Ctoght While Coming and Going by Our Man-About-Town. Mr. Roy Crews," of Route 6. was In town Tuesday. Mr. D. Haskins, of Route 2, vis ited town Friday. , i Mr. John Dean, of Route 2, visit ed town Saturday. Mr. Sam Hunt, of Route 7, was In the city Tuesday. Miss Annie Crews, of Route 6, came to town Friday. i Mr. Melvin York, of Creedmoor, came to town Friday. Mrs. Henry Hicks, of Route 3, spent Friday in town. Mr. Graham Hobgood, of Route 4 came to town Monday. Mrs. J. H. Daniel, of Hargrove, came to town Saturday. Mr. Dennis O'Brien, of Route 5, came to town Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, of Roiute 5, visited town Saturday. Mr. John Morton, of Stovall, was on our streets Tuesday. Mr. W. H. Gregory.of Stovall was an Oxford visitor Tuesday. Mr. Lee Harris, of Wiltoni, spent the day in town Tuesday. Mr. J. F. Hester, of Route 4, was on our streets Monday. Mr. Henry, Thorp.of Route 4, was on our streets Monday. Dr. J. A. Morris, of Route 2, was on our streets Saturday. Mr. A. M. Overton, of Route 6, came to town Wednesday. Mr- Sam Robards, of Stem section visited town Wednesday. Miss Meta Lyon, of Route! 2,spent the day in town Saturday. Mr. Joe Clement, of Route 1, was an Oxford visitor on Saturday. Mrs. Sallie Pittard, of Nelson, spent the day In town Tuesday. . " Mr; rt&; s. Satterwhite, of Route 4, was on our streets Tuesday. Mr. Marsh Daniel, of Route 1, was an Oxford visitor Tuesday. Mr. Lee Hobgood, of Route 4, spent the day In town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Yancey, of Route 1, visited town Monday. Mr. John Bullock.of Bullock spent the day in town on Saturday. ' Miss Bessie Floyd, of Route 2, spent the day in town Friday. Mr. Will Cottrell, of Routej 7, spent the day in town Tuesday. Mr. Fred Washington of Stem, spent the day In town Saturday. Messrs. Terry and Will Howard, of Route 4, visited town Friday. Miss Myrtle Hobgood, of Route 1, was in town shopping Friday. Mr. W. E. Aiken, came to town on business the first of the week. Mr. Luther Crews, of Route 6, was an Oxford visitor Wdenesdfr. Mr. A. C. Parham, of Route 3, came to town shopping Tuesday. Mrs. W. A. Adcock, of Tar River was in town on business Saturday. Master Hilman Cannady is now enjoying nice rides on a new bicy cle. Miss May Breedlove, of Route 5, was in the shopping district Satur day. Mr. Johnnie and Dutch' Wheeler, of Route 6, came to town Wednes day. Mrs. O. C. Parham, of Oak Hill was in the shopping district Tues day. Miss Hattie Harris, of Route 3., was in the shopping district Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Macon Cutts, of Route 6, were Oxford visitors Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. L- G. Blackwell, of Route 5, were on our streets Sat urday. Mr. Lee Minor and daughter, of Stem, section, were on our streets Friday. Miss Sarah Bowden.of Route 2, was in town shopping Friday. Mr. W. S. Cozart and Miss Leah Cozart, of Stem, were on our street Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cothran, of Watkins, visited friends in toiwn Tuesday- . - Miss Annie Crews, of Route 6, was in the shopping district Wed nesday. Mr- and Mrs. L. A. Currin, of Route 2, were in town shopping Wednesday. Mr. E. P. Mangum, of Stem, was among the many visitors in town Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Mangum, of Tar River, spent the. day in town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brooks, of Route 4, were Oxford visitors the first of the week. .---- Messrs Moses Adcock, and Will Crews, of Route 2, spent the day in town Wednesday. Messrs E. N. and E. C. Mangurr of Hester, came to town tthe first of the week on business. Messrs B. L. SIzemore; Lee Mead ows and Charlie Fort attended the Richmond, Va-, fair this week. Mrs. Matt Morton and daughter, Miss Jessie, of Townsville, were in the shopping district Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Puckett, of Fuquay Springs, visited friends in Granville the first of the week. Mr. W. E. Massenburg, of Hen derson arrived in Oxofrd Monday, where he will make his home in the future having acceted a posi tion with the Granville Farmers Un ion Company. Mrs. R. H.; MacGuire of Fuquay Springs, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. H- A. Williams, re turned home Tuesday - accompanied by Mrs. Williams and little Miss Annie Lou Williams. Col. J. C. Horner, Prof. Vinson, Mr. B. K. Lassiter, Lee Gooch, H. T. Osborn T. W. Rouse and Thomas White attended the foot ball game.in Raleigh, Saturday be tween A & M College and U. S. S. Franklin- , Mr. John R. Hall spent the week end in .Richmond. Col. W. H. Osborn of Greensboro, was in town Friday. Mr. T. Alston, of Warrenton, N. C, spent Monday In Oxford. - - Mrs. Irvln W. Mangum is visiting relatives in' Richmond, Va. , Mrs. J. H. Abbitt returned Satur day from a visit to Danville, Va. Mrs. T. N. Burwell is sending the week with friends in Raleigh. Miss Benette Gregory spent the week-end in Henderson, N. C- Mrs: F. P; Bland and children are visiting relatives at Greensboro. Mrs- E. B. Ballorn is visiting her daughter Mrs. Barley ini Danville. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robards spent Sunday with relatives in Hendersons Mr. W. T. Minor of Durham,spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Minor. Rev. F. T. H. Horsefield attended Convocation at Christ Church Ral eigh this week. . Misses Irene Hines and Lizzie Pearson spent the week-end " with relatives at Soudan, Va., Miss Fannie Webb returned to Garners,N. C.,Monday to resume her school at that place. Mrs. C- ,W. Bryan and "Miss An nie Bryan attended the State Fair in Richmond, Va. this week. Mrs. Lewis Thorp of Berea was in Oxford Saturday returning home from the Chase City, Va. Fair. 5 Mrs. I. H. Davis and little Miss Margaret Davis attended the State Fair in Richmond Va. this week. Miss Katherine Lassiter left Satur day for Raleigh, where she is a student at St- Mary's School. Mr. R. T. Gregory of Stovall was in" Oxofrd Tuesday en-route to Raleigh to attend Convocation). Mrs. Stone of Raleigh, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. T. G. Taylor near town returned home Wednes day, ; Mrs. J. C. Robards and Miss Jea nette Biggs were guests of Mrs Coleman at Stovall Tuesday afternoon. ; Mr. T. C. Howell i spent Friday . . in Henderson. '. 'y Rev. and Mrs. Lanier of Warren-, ton, visited their son at Horner Military School several days his week. '""''.'..''."'. - - - --j Mrs. H- G. Cooper and little Miss Daisy Cooper were guests of Mrs. C. Strong, in Raleigh, several! days the past week Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dixon and -little Miss Josephine Dixon of Wii ston-Salem, after a pleasant, visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brown re turned home Monday. ; See add in another column of Horner Bros. Compnay if you need a horse or mule. They will receive a car load of horses and mules Thurs day or Friday. Tax time has come around again and Sheriff Sam Wheeler wants you to settle with him promptly. Mr. C. M. Knott, of Route l.was among the tobacco sellers Thurs day. Mr. D. S. Howard, of Route 4, was in town Friday. Notice Tax Payers. I will be at the places named below for the purpose of collecting 1911 Taxes. Fair Port Wednesday, November 1st-, 1911. Wilton. Thursday, November 2nd. 1911. Creedmoor Friday November 3rd., 1911. Stem Saturday.November 4th,1911 Berea Monday November 6th 1911. Wilbourns Store,Tuesday .November 7th, 1911. Stovall Wednesday November 8tt 1911. Dexter Thursday November 9 th 1911. I hope everybody that owes tax will meet me on above dates and pay, and save trouble and cost for I must collect the taxes by January the 1st., 1912. All taxes that is not paid before November the 10 th will be put in 'the hands of Deputies with instructions to collect at once which will be trouble and cost for both of us. S- M. Wheeler, (4t) Sheriff. . Sheriff Wheeler is trying to make a record collection' of taxes and hyoirdught to help him by paying your tax promptly. SALE OF LAND. Pnrsnnnt to autnority vested isc me by an order of the Superior Court of Granville County, made on the 12th. day of October, 1911 in a proceeding wherein A. A. Chapman is plaintiff and John Hea ter, et al are defendants, i snan on Wednesday the 15 th day of Nov ember, 1911, sell at public auction, at the Court house door ini the town of Oxf ord.to the highest bid der for cash, the following lot or arcel of land. Same being known as the Henry Hester home place fronting on the road leading from Oxford to Willlamsboro, joining the lands of R. O. Gregory and oth ers and containing 40 acres more or less, also one acre of land near the above tract joining the lands of C. H. Landis and others. The above described lands will be sold subject to the life estate of Mary Hester in the same. Time of sale 12 o'clock M- T.Lanier. Commissioner. WOMEN'S HAIR Easy to Make it Soft Luxuriant a&3 Radiant. Many women have hair so dull and faded that it is actually re pulsive. These women have probably never heard of PARISIAN SAGE the invig orating hair dressing that is being; used by thousands of refined women throughout America- If your hair is falling or .thin or faded or lifeless; if you have dan druff or itching scalp, if your; hair is not as fascinating as you would like to have it, go to J. G. Hall's his very day, ask for a fifty cent bottle of PARISIAN SAGE and start at once to make your hair perfect and even glorious. PARISIAN SAGE is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money back. Girl, with Auburn hair on every car ton. For sale by J. G. Hall and druggists everywhere. AMOH ITOM (GIR AN VELOE'S BEST STTOIRE We respectfully announce the opening of our new mer chandise for Fall and we invite you to come to our store and see what this Autumn offers. Know when you enter our door that you will see authentic styles and shades; know that we place on sale none but reliable merchandise; know that we shall ask you only a reasonable price. Long years have taught us what to sell and what to buy, and always looking to the future of our business, we so conduct it as to de serve your patronage. Buy from us one season and you will be a customer always. Ladies Coat Suits. We really believe we have the best values in ladies coat suits we have ever shown and the styles anc wearing qual ities of the material will far exceed all our former efforts. The prices are mod erate and can be had to suit any purse. Prices range from $8.50 to 840.00. Ladies Skirts. In all the leading shades of gray, brown, black, tan and fancy mixtures, ranging in nrioo frnm SSS ritv P!vfr 11700 tn fit-1 A stout laaies. Dress Goods. All previous efforts outdone. A reg ular carnival for buyers; all the latest shades in serges, plaids, novelty weaves in Scottish mixtures for Tailor made suits, Cash meres, Panama cloth and Poplins. i : .. HI. I- 1 SILKS! SILKS!! Black and colored silks from the worlds best weavers, at prices far below the regular value. All silk twill Black Messaline just out of the loom 36 inches wide $1. Special to us only is a new silk, serge " finish 36 inches at $1. .Lustrous Black Taffetta with L&ndiS & EastOIl'S guarantee 36 inches wide 81.25 qualitv for $1 per yard. A specially cood value is our 36 inch Black .Taffetta at 75c per yard, richly worth The newest fall shades in 36 inch Messa line, rich lustrous colors at 81 per yard. New plaid silks tor waists. DRESS TRIMMINGS. f. fViaf. we nav SDCcial iUID 13 Op ,"v. v - i J attention to and no where else can be found such an assortment oi aress accessories. match, braids. over law - - fringes,medallions, spangled netts and bugle :.m:nr.a "R a Koo Irish and Clunv laces. House Furnishing Dry Goods Must be of interest to every housekeeper. There's a saving of from 25 to 33 per cent, by purchasing now everything that is need ed in the linen line, especially table linens, towels, napkins, m fact anything made from flax; the raw material has advanced more than 200 per cent, owing to the failure of the crop in Ireland. We bought our linens last spring before the rise in price and are m a position to offer lower prices than others who bought later. Great Sale of Druggetts and Rugs. This is a great Rug store, and the variety of patterns we present for your choice is im mense. Prices on comparison will be found to be the lowest consistent with quality. 9x12 Brussell Rugs $12.50, worth $15. 9xl2Axminster Rugs $17.50, worth$22.50 9x12 Extraordinary Axminster Rugs $22.50 worth $25. 9x12 Body Brussell Rugs $25, worth $30. A full and complete line of all grades of small rugs, ranging in prices from $1 and upwards. These prices are much less than ever sold before. 8 Just the Stockings for hard School Day Wear Now on sale right here in you own home town. Don't worry about darning and shabby stockings. . Get Black Cat Stockings They wear like leather and they look simply great. , The kids like them as well as the mothers. What's more, to encour age home trade we are giving that Great Game "Jumping Black Cats" Free with erery Black Cat Purchase More fun than a cage full of monkeys! Keeps the kids laughing and amused at home for hours at a time. You will like to play it yourself it's so much fun! You Be the First to Got this Cam Great Sale of Blankets, Bed Spreads, Comforts, White Quilts, Hy genie Cotton Down Comforts, ready made Sheets, Bolster Cases, Pillow Cases, Curtains, Scrims in plain and stencilled, Linolium, Leaksville and El kin blankets, North Caro lina made, honest goods, no shoddy, and at prices lower than ever, Millinery! Millinery!! Our Millinery buyers are all back from the Northern Markets with the latest and best creations from the largest and best houses. We are glad to announce that millinery is cheaper this fall than last and hats more becoming than in several years past Shoes! Shoes!! The same line of shoes we have been carry ing for years and time has proven their wearing qualities and superiority over other More than 30 years we have been selling Zeigler Bros, fine shoes for ladies and today they are better and more stylish than ever. Also the celebrated Craddock-Terry's well known Long Wear" shoes guaranteed to wear longer than other makes at same price or at a higher price. SPECIALS. Ladies, misses and childrens sweaters, rubber rain coats, ladies, Misses and chil dren's knit and crochet shawls; new style knit caps and toboggans. The newest and best things in neck wear, dainty accessories for the finishing touch for the suit. Menus CloMeg. Our buyers have returned from the Northern Markets and the New Goods are rolling in every day. It will pay you to see our Fall and Win ter Stock of Suits for MEN, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS. ALSO . Over Coats, Shoes, Hats and Caps And Everything in Furnishing Goods Line. See us before you buy. We have a lots of good things that will please you. It is seldom that you find more tasteful fabrics, or more refined styles. We will be glad to show you whetner you buy or not. Our stock is too large to mention everything in it. We want you to come to Oxford, see us first and if we haven't it, maybe others have. Every convenience and comfort for ladies who bring their children. Main Street - -n Est co mi Oxford, N. C. I I I
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