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COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW.
. In a community of the type of 0x-
' ford it should never be necessary to
calKto the attention of the 'public a
law requiring the public to do cer
tain things regarding school atten
dance'. No parent should be so
thoughtless and act so indifferently
regarding the welfare of their chil
dren as to be compelled to give
them the oportunity offered by the
State and community.
It is a sad fact, however, vthat
there are several families in the Ox
ford school district who have -wilfully
neglected the education of the
children, v '. ! '.. ' v
- I wish to state that any person
who so plans to act this year should
change his views. It is the -desire
on the part of the school authorities
to operate the wof k on purely coop
erative lines. No effort will be made
that will injure any one in,' seeing
that the child is in school.
The names of any who may see
fit to keep children out of school for
any part of the nine months' term
for any reason other than that allow-
. ed under the law, will be turned ov
er immediately to the proper officer!
who will let the law take its course
in fine or imprisonment.
The matter is not optional with
BHOBA BOYALCmCTJS: OMING.
With Spring Comes; the IlTAOlNUN
With Spring coines. the circus,' and
the ; first big tent. sbW to Visit Ox
ford will be the Rhoda Royal Circus,
combine rith Old Buffalo Wild
West, which will exhibit on Satur
day. September 13., presenting two
performances ' a 2 in the afternoon
and 8, in the evening.- Doors will be'
openone .hour earlier. . This big en1
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Breathe ' Hyomel for- Two; Jtylinitie
; j. aiid RelieyelStuiffed Up Hed: .
If you want to get relief from ca
tarrh, cold, in-the head or from an
irritating cougb; i nthe shortest time
breathe ) Iypmei..
It should clea nout your head in
terprise known as the best of tented two minutes and allow you to
aggregations now traveling, coniamsi oreatne rreeiy,
many new and up-to-the-minute noy-j Hyomei often ends acold in one
elties. Among the many features day it: wiir relieve you of diseust
will be found the very cream of Eu- W ..npVv-wWinV , i.
roDean acts, every' performer a star.
Prominent, unquestionable5 features
are the Royal herd of educated ele
phantsr "Bismark" the marble- star
tue horse, "Rinaldo" the only ball
rom horse in the world dancing the
"tango" "Nellie," the bridleless high
school manage mare, and the great
military drill by a score of beautiful
horses, presented by Rhoda Royal L
tne . King Ol liurse iramw o , vv
ier Oays," a great wild west show
complete, famous riders from, the
plains, daring cow boys, and cow
girls, who were reared in the sad
dle. Expert rope spinning, 'lasso
throwing, champion trick . and fancy
riding,, bronco busting, bucking
horses and mules, ranch girls , ana
GENERAL NEWS.
who will be helped.
G. B. PHILLIPS.
the school ftunprintendent. He is cow bovs on horse back in quadrille,
violating the law in not. reporting all every act a real circus feature,- then
cases under his supervision. He j there are lote of aerial' acts, grand
asks for hearty support in his 'effort! gymnastics, vaulting, hurdle races,
to reach all of the boys and girls ' many funny clowns, whose peculiar
activities will keep you m an up
roar. Oh, yes, then we have not
forcotten to provide for the younger
Sold To -France. I element by presenting Prof. White's
Sale to France" for $400,000,000 trouD of trained horses, ponies, dogs,
- - - ' rmntr, nn1 mnntova' fTnirn Solid hOlirS
.of all A; E. P. property in that coun- J fl fcrms mn exhib. ture which based its estimate on the
iry, except mai wimueiu iui xeium Jt twice oniy at 2 in-the afternoon
to the Un:re Stales and for the use an(j g jn the evening. Doors open
of! troops remaining, is' provided for one hour earlier. Free outside open
in a contract signed with the French air exhibitions on the grounds at 1
government. Payment will be made and 7 p. m., rain or, shine."
in 10-year gold bonds, bearing inter- 'FOJt roqfING, BUILDNG HARD-
est at tne rate oi nve per cem irom . nmpntsee the Farmer's
fensive breath in : a week.
; Hyomei isimade' chiefly from a
soothing; healing, antiseptic, . ' that
comes from the eucalyptus forests of
lnland'Austrilia where catarrh, ' as
thma and 'consumption were never
knoiwn to exist. . ; i v
Hyomei ,ii pleasant and easy to
breathe.' Just'pour ia few .drops in
to the. hard rubber inhaler use as di
rected and relief is almost certain.
A complete-Hyomei outfit, includ
ing inhaler and one. bottle of Hyo
mei, costs but little at druggists ev
erywhere and at J. G. Hall's. If you
already own an inhaler you can get
an extra bottle of Hyomei at drug
gists.
Augut 1, 1920.
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Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va.
1 President Wilson,, will review
the Pacific fleet at Seattle Sept. 13.
--r-A; cotton rop: . of 11,230000
bales this r year was forecast : this
week' by the 'department of " agricul-
x i i a a .
condition of the, crop August -25
which it a'nhouncedas "61".4 "per cht
of a normal. . ,' -
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"THE BANK WITH THE CHIMES!
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THE FE HERAT, PR5FT?VRArn vmftl
II : --.wuiAv ? . m-jl 1 xj . x v J II
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The country's coal output,- bitu
minous and- .anthracite, amounted to
678,211,904 net, tons. 'valued at-fl;-'
828,423,196 in 1918. ; The number
of employes to , produce this coal
numbered 762,426 and the average
number of days .worked were 258.
Returning , to his home- in the
outskirts of Richmond V Wednesday
night , C. Bv. Slaughter . contractor,
foiind;that his wiferhadsht to. death
their 16-inbriths-did; baby- boy and
nine-year-old daughter, fatally,
wounded their third, child,: and kill
ed herself. ' 'r': '" ' . '
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WHEN IN NEED OF HARDWARE THINK OF THE
; FARMERS HARDV
f armnig iittplements
astonish you; ftRead oy see what
- you need. It wilt pay: you now from
" us. ' . v. . ' - - ' , -:. . , ;
It will be. a big saving to buy:: - . ,
: . Plows, Cultivators,. Disc Harrows, Mowing Ma
chines, Rakes and Drags NOW for. use next season.
A FULL LINE OF HARDWARE.
Xv":-' ; Cook Stoves' Ranges, Heaters and. Oil -
PREPARE NOW FOR WIOTiEiR.
Don't let cold Weather find , you without a
..;,. heater. r.-. -.-. , u - - ..-v ; .t v ,.
HOUSE PAINT.
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Continued reports - of 1 numerous
fatalities resulting from the use of
denatured alcohol for. bevera"ge pur
poses and as an. external. application!
lea" the internal revenue bureau to
lake further, steps4his week .to stdpl
such " use. .Besides instructing . col-i
jecjors to use.: every means,, to; .make
known to the public the " danger.
Commissioner Roper' issued anbrdef!
requiring that labels hereafter smustj
contain a statement - sttfrig" tOTth-t
tne exact effects; oi::tne ,a.icohoEw hting.. a vthe ;tate:cah be made
t , . - :T- ;i?romable business, -accordT
Virgilina, Va.
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" ' ..The State's Seed Requirements
T'' West; Raleigh N. C-TISepVember-:Growing;.
pure-bred -seed for - crop
Mites and lice ' frequently";" sapV regular "applications of disinfectants
the vitality of , the fowl and prevent , to the roosts andf nests, and a f re-
growth '-jot' lessen egg production
A thorough
quent dusting of the fowls, will con-
itig the eyes instead' ofrthestOMa'ch,
is responsible for the - high; cost of
living, according vtb authorities' in
the -milling and grain" trade. They
cite the fact that- rye flour $225
a barrel cheaper than white flour al
though, '"except :for '. looks - the '".-rye
flour is equally -good, or better; as
food. Unusual cheapness of rye
flour at this .time.' is . ascribed: totyrQ
causes the stoppage of whiskey dis
tilling and the substitution of white
bread for rye breaxL" by. thousands of l
workingmen, who, t until .. the era, of
high wages, used; rye ' bread as a
rule..-- V" " "' ''
Most people'Vaguely recognize the stupendous Dnwerv nf
the Federal Beserve System, but relatively few "stop to
consider how they can tangibly increase its strengthand .
how it can directly benefit them. : y. . .J . .
Part of every dollar deposited in this member bank is
held by the Federal Reserve and is always ready when-
ever wanted by the depositor., .. V.; ;..
Our patrons enjoy aU the advantages" and privileges at- ''
ioraea tnrougn our membe
CONFER WITH US.
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W. H. Hunt, Pres., Z. w. Lyon, Vic Pes., T. C Harris, Asst. Gshr.
THE FIRST AND OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN
THE BANK WITH tHE BIG CLOCK
, 4 per Cent PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS., ;'
UAriTAij $iuu,000. . v . SURPLUS (60,000.
" -Four hundred and fifty, seizures
of. so-called remedies for social dis
easehave been made : recently un
der; the food and drug act by Federal
officials 'who have .St inaugurated;; a
campaign tb-pp.r.
'"quack" medicine. ! In'-making ;tfifs
annuunutjuitiui, iiie bureau oi-L'iiem-j
istry of the .Department of ;Agrjcul-
ture issued a general warning-' that j j
tho ntin.ftf ; enoi "rnm n ,'00" xrroc r--
tremely dangerous; and likely - to H
itjctu iu a long yeriou or sunenng;-
Tribute to - the genius of -James
Watt "dean of British Mnventors'
i for his services in improving the
.moaern steam engine,; will be paid
at Birmingham Englaij'dt,rwhen: on;
CnnnmV. 'l C -i 17 JT-10' : it,.'. -
uciHcmuci .xu, .x i a.iiu iO, "iiie CtJll-
tenary of his death will he com mem-
: orated. ', ' . rV.-.T ' V ; '.-
ters f thg: Division of Agronomrf
;ihis statement is; based on the fig
ures showing the State's seed re
quirements. For the more "staple
crops; "these areas follows:-. : -
. Bushels of seed for
C v ;j - ;; One years crop;
;v . . . i,6i5,6oo
v; . . ; 4ix;285
, ;; : 1,478,000
r,...v:T"644,T)oo
f i . 70000
.". . . . . - v . .. 10.0,000
; : . . 330,00Ti
. . .- . "i . '.- . .v.10.660
Sleet Potatoes . . J. , . . . . 135,0Q0
Irish Potatoes ''. . v. .J. . : V 335000
Peanuts . . .'..'V. . . . 400,66fii
Crop?.;
Cotton ."
C6rn:.V."
t Wheat .
Oats : .S.
Soybeans
Cowpeas,
Glover ...
GLAD TO
PlSRU-NA
Glad to Try Anything Wa,
Three years agb my system I ;;.? tto Ul U
Was in a terribly ran down con I ( i i
dltlon and I. was broken out all I I CrriblV -over
my body. I began tab"ewop--l; V J' .;
ried about my condition and H Tj.. - fL.
was fflad to tty anything Trhicli I fiUIl iOWXl
would relieve . me 'Pe'runa was I - . -4 . ' - .
recommended to me as a line I 7hnmHnn
blood remedy and tonic, and 1 1 VUIlUlUUjll
soon- found that It. was wortHv
of praise. A few bottles changed
my condition materially and in a
short -time I ; was all - over my
trouble. I owe .my restoration to
health "and strength to Feruna.
-I am glad to endorse lf.
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Bliss Ricka Leopold
288 Layco St., Menasha, "Wis.,
Sec'y Llederkranz. Miss Leopold's
letter opposite corfveys In no un
certain way the gratitude she
feels -lor Pertina. ,
' Liquid: and Tablet Form
fCOOK'; STOVES, i RANGES . AND
Heaters Farmers Hardware Co.,
. Virgilina, Va. .v ; ;
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Here's good news tor men and wo
men whose hair , is falling out, who
are - growing bald and; have scalps
covered with dandruff that itch like
ma'd.'; ;; r .C':- lu'S'ryl
. J. G. Hall or any good ' druggist
can now supply you with the genuine
Parisian sage ((liquid forni) which-ia
guaranteed to "quickly, V surely" an4
safely abolish every sign of dandruff,
stop itching, scalp and ; falling hair
and promote a new growth, or mon
ey 'refunded. ' : - ; . "
v. Thousands can testify to the ex
cellent results from its use ; some
who feared baldness . now glory .in
their abundant hair, while tothers
who suffered for years with dandruff
and itching head got a Clean, cool
scalp after just a few days use of
this , simple home treatment. V
No matter whether bothered with
falling'hair, gray hair, matted, strin
gy hair, dandruff or itching scalp.try
Parisian sageyou will not', be- dis
appointed. Jt' s a wonderful prepara
tion that supplies all hair needs. '
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.. Then take out some shates in the Oifford Building
Assdciation, which opens its-18th series Satui-day, October 4, '
im. Acknowledged by. the Federal Government as the great-'
est thrift organization, in America:.- The'best arid safest way to
save and the best 'Way to' build you a home. Talk it over with
uie uuicers pi mis association: -
li?&7J. Don't torget thdate :
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DIRECTORS.
W. Z. MITCHELL, President.
' A, H. POWELL, Vice-President..
B;S. Royster," Attorney."
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R, HZ LEWIS .
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