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lawn nawv - " ..""' a AO auy vaua. reason wny me
6dk?;.rm , 01 tne-Me- Police-officers of Oxford should
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S?SI ?7;.JU 29thf 'enforce the dog law? Hre it is:
rnroni9. ..JCl0ck- The public "No person shall allow his dog over
v- - L1U'A ' ' , I six months old to run at large in the
The School Tearheri I night-time unaccompanied by the
.School boards- that are offfirin
Ipnly $5(or $!60,a month are finding
YOUR FRIENDS.
owner or by some member "of ;the
: owner' family or some other person
j! that first-class teachers are not at all b the Owner's permission. ' Any
interested. Salaries from $75 to' y- mwimuiuuiy, Knowmgiy, auu
noolmust be Daid or thprp i r,nt J willfullyyiolating this section shall
PEOPLE AND THINGS
. . . .Foiif Big JJargains. ,
Be sure to ead the Rose 5, 10 &
25-cent store advertisement on ;the
"fourth -page of this pape and-find
;out what the' four-big bargains are
that tney are offering. ' .
ing doing in . these parts.
The Daylight Saving Law
, Many Granville county farmers
and , quite a number .of town folks
V Vi -re lntereted inhe daylight sav-
ii-i in i Work
T1,e welfare work of QranvilleUs
he;n most intelligently prosecuted
,.'Jr j e. Jackson. Looking af
ti'the orphan children "is a . very
important feature of the work. :
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MxuuA Helpfulness ; .
me right and honest definition or
Miinessis mutual helpfulness. Un-
vou help the local paper- youi nnI iA
k to nelp yourself or the j,f .y)
ity in which ou nve. - 'trouble may. be. eliminated by using
vvdian-e of Tulpits ' . ! pne.Part 6i lead tour parts of dry
Kev Frank Pool, of Wake Forest, dust lime:VPut on with tow sick
ffill preach at the Oxford Baptist sifter or a,dtist gun. The latter is
hurch next Sunday morning, and the best , means of applying' the pois
nr J D Harte will go to Wake on- s'This means is entirely safe and
-nrest church. ivery effective, in -destroying these
4 1 pests', ; 4 .. ;' ;;,. v.'
The losses from:the burning of to-
( Plenty of Turnip Seed." 1
The Hamilton Dxug. Co. announce
on the fourth page of this paper
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and up-ftnat they have plenty, of turnip seed,
ing law contest ;in Congress and
would-be gladuto see the act repeal
ed. In mauy sections of the coun
try the old-time. is adherred to, far
mers, finding It far more satisfactory
man me new.' , - -
Psts On Cabbage
A; remedy ! to use against worms
destroying , . cabbage is given . by
The Oxford .warehousemen have
made great preparations for handling
bacco Darns uccm iu viwuno
,:t0 heavy as they are every sea-
Vn heretofore. Be more careful is i this year's tobacco crop. The ware
wr,rri .'house floor space has been increased
the watchword. t , , .. . .
i more than one-third and other equip-
Mi. Cientry Makes Good : ! j'ment for handling tobacco has '"been
A letter from Mr. ' W. -L. '.Gentry, ' installedj--The,tobacco---cr6p of - Grah
who now holds an important position ' ville is generally good and' the far
in Kichmond, says: "Please send j'mers know that .they, can - get as
the Public Ledger as I cannot get good prices here as at any other
alons without it and am always an-; market "in the Stato. . In a few more
xious to see the news -from' down weeks Oxford will be ah exceedingly
home. I like Richmond fine and am busy place, it is busy now. There
making good here." are no dull days here.' ' ' .
on conviction shall be fined not ex
ceeding fifty dollars or imprisoned
not exceeding1 thirty days, and shall
also be liable in damages to any per
son injured, or suffering loss to his
property or chattels."
Wheat Spoiled By Rain
Mr. Q. D. Ray, who returned last
week from a fifteen hundred mile
auto trip with his family, via Lynch
burg, - Roanoke; Natural Bridge,
Staunton, Harrise-nburg, Philadel
phia and other places en route to
Atlantic City and return, says that
the roads were badly washed in some
places arid that he saw many shocks
'of wheat in the Shennandoah Valley
-and also giye a list of; other seed ;
Ihey have (in hand that should be
planted at this time of the year.
: Anticipated Our Wants. . . . i
Mr. Oscar Breedlove, buyer .for
Perkiuson-Green Company, has re-!
turned from the northern markets. (
He.said that he anticipated the wants:
of every man, woman and child in 1
Granville ad that he was happy to !
say, that he was: able to secure the
STOOds excentin e nnp , nr twn Iitips I
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FRESH FROM THE LEADING GROWERS
. Frank F. Lyon's .
n "Is tHe Place," !
COLLEGE STREET, v : . t : t : r : ,OXFORD, N C.
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which-.are not to be had "at present. 1 PROIWINENT VISITOR , '
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argauis in rumirare.
: If you want to :make your wife
happy, take' her' vto the furniture
store of. Hughe-Smaw and, let her
that were ruined by exposure to the pick out just exactly the kind of a
rain 'to such an extent;.1; that the
wheat had sprouted and the green
sprigs covered the top of the sheayr
es,
One. "remarkable incident1 was
that Mr, Ray traveled fifteen; hun
dred- miles and had no auto tire
troubles. '
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No Need to Hoard Sugar .
Declaring there is an abundance
of raw sugar in the country, George
A. Zabriskie, of the JJ. S. Sugar
Equalization Board, , announced yes
terday that the war department ha,s
sold to the board 37,10,000 pounds
of refined sugar. Zabriskie saidthe
price of sugar should not exceed 11
cents a pound and that there is no
need of hoarding. , .. .
A LOOK AT OXFORD
Col. John Davis Kerr, one of the
fciost prominent citizens of . Abbeville
IS. C, and' owner of the largest fur-
prise, but Col, Kerr stated that he
had an uncle that had a little money
and he' would probably be allowed y
to take a little stock. : : - .
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bed-room suit that she' wants. .They
have a large stocfc of the best quar
tered; oak, : white enamel, mahogany
1 and ivory that voii can find anv-
vhere. Their, advertisement appears wee fle was snpwn over tne. town
iture stores, under one roof, in the
South, was a visitor to Oxford last
bn the third page of this paper.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE V T
' , ORPHEUM THIS WEEK
Card, of Thanks ; . ; ; --vvTvi-v?!;'
Mr. F. w. Daniel and cniidren, qt
Moriah, take sthis means of thanking
kind-and helpful' . service . rendered: ' 5Svft'i
during ( the sickness and death:; of ; ?f7;.t.t'
TVJic ' "Martha Dan fpl - wifp nnd mnth-
er. May you be repaid for all : tfre -; ) f I Mh
"kind deeds shown. Mr. F. W. Dan- v - ;
iel and Children. ' Hz-Zft'
':i'faG;?BRITlSH NAVAL -'GUNt'y':
A great man is. one who can get
people to change their minds.
by one of our .prominent citizens.
From information gathered it 'is
understood that Col. Kerr ' is tour
ing North Carolina and Virginia with
a view of buying a farm of ; ls00 0
Every Night and Matinee Wednesday j'acres or more arid opening, up a
and "f Friday . chain of - furniture ' stores. If he
Tuesday Ethel Clayton, , in "Mag- j does, it is likely he will locate here.
gie Fepper." , - , We hope it is true. He Will find Ox- , The British admiralty has reveal-
Wednesday Marfeiierite Clark, in Jord .a progressive - town, and nof ed that one ofy the developments . of ':v'
question; If he can be he will prob- j gun which fired a ton and ;a . half. ;
ably build one of "the handsomest shell, seven; feet; long, twenty yiriilesf ' :
It No Doubt Sounded Like
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Thursday Vivian Martin, in. "Lit
tie Comrade."
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Friday Ruth Roland, in . "The homes in the State. twith sufficient force to pierce a rfoot
Tiger's Trail, and "Ladies First." . '. He will not solicit local people to of the hardest steel. It was used ' ; . I
, Saturday William Russell, in take stock inhis futniturestores as in the memorable attack . on '-: Zee-';"' I
"When Man , Rides Alone,", , lie is amply able to finance the enter- brugge with excellent effect.
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Different size checks, 25c value; very sharp
reduction. Cohnt & Son's price, .
per yard v.
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HANDSOME NIGHT GOWNS.
The most charming gowns we have ever offer
ed for sale. Made of muslin with lace and em
broidery. The $1.75 grade. Cohn & Son's
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CURTAIN GOODS.
'Curtain scrim, neat border, -white and cream;
Cphn & Son's price, per yard ... . ; . .
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
, UNBLEACHED SHEETING, J. .
- Yarkv wide, brown sheetingf-o'weVght. The
2 5c grade at Cohn & Son's store, only you ,will
buy it at,' per yard . . ... 1 Q10
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S1L V' JTILOiLCG : If there is a store in Oxford where you have an indefinite va-'
rieur oi4inia pTinnaA f ityi at reasonable ! orices. it is at'this Bis: Bargain Store. We are-always looking after your interests'and put on
the market things that you need and can't afford to go without at our prices. It is good policy to attend these sales even when -not, need-'-,
in? particularly.so you can judge our values.' '. .. ; 'v '
Beautiful ladies waists, voiles and
organdies, beautiful styles. Cohn &
Son's price . . . . .........
$1.19
Ladies gauze vests, tape'd neck and
arm hole, 25c grade: Specially
priced . . . - 1 0
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Ladies good quality muslin drawers
Value 75c. Cohn & Son's' price .per
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3IEN'S UNDERWEAR ,
Shirts or drawers, athletic style Cohn
& Son's price N. 3(1
u Ladies georgette crepe waists, all the
newest shades, a beautiful waist, $6.00
value. Cohn & Son's price . . f0
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SHOES.
Men's, Ladies' and Children's low
cuts, will go at sale prices, former
prices not even considered in this
Cohn & Son Sale. Better buy several
pair a grat chance to save money.
MILLINERY MILLINERY
Hat clearance Every hat must go
regardless of cost. All dressed7 hats,
and untrimmed shapes included. See
these different lots. Buy your Ladies
Misses and . Children's hats from
Cohn & Son's sal6. You will save
money.
MEN'S SUITS,
Young men's suits and Boy's suits.
Great values. Unquestionable sav
ings at Cohn & Son's stores. No need
to do without clothes. They are here :
to meet every purse, styles to meet '
every taste. Come to Cohn & Son's re-
duction sale.
Special Jot Men's fine dress shirts,
limited quantity ' Specially pricecl at
98c per shirt. .
, HOSE
? Men's fine 'mercerized hose, double
sole and heel, the 40c grade. Cohn &
Son's, per pair . . . '. . . . v.. - O0
TENNIS SHOES. "
Men's, Ladies and Children's tennis
slippers, white or black. : Cohn & j?on's
price, per pair, . . . . . . . . . X 4ft-
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Fancy patterns in dress ; ginghams.
Cohn & Son?s price, per yard Q1
TABLE OIL CLOTH;
Fancy patterns and marble designed.
the "50c quality. ; Specially priced per,
yard '.. ji"9fiUv.
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Ladies silk hose, all 4 colors, extra;
high grade silk, $1.0 grade at 09c.
$1.35 grade seam back at 80c. $2.00 .
grade seam back at $1.48. per pair. '
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' Beautiful camisoles you wlil want
one of these camisoles the minute you
see them. Nothing, has. been - offered
similar at this price made of silk with
lace border,' ribbon shoulder straps,
worth- $1.50. Cohn & Son's 0110
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