PAGE a OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 192Q North Carolina now has 73 government accredited v tuberculosis free herds. Only seven states have a larger number, and Virginia is the only one of the seven in the South. : Garden Seed TOO FRESH AND NEW AVe wish to call your atten tion to the fact that seed planting time in GARDENS is near at hand and that we have just received a FULL ASSORTMENT of all the popular varieties of GARDEN SEEDS and hereby solicit your or ders for what you may need in that line. OUR SEEDS are NEW and FRESH and our prices right. Don't forget the place but call on us when ready for seeds. LATE Death only a matter of short time. Don't wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking GOLD MEDAL rtiHssi Phone 50. Odd Fellows Building Oxford, N. C. itn Willi!!!!!'!!!! I!! I iiilliiilllliilliilllll'l! ill! Tha world's standard remedy for kidney, fiver, claddor and uric acid troubles the National Remedy cf Holland since 1696. Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists. Look fos tfco same Geld Medal ca every bo crsd accept S3 ucit&iioa to to After you eat always take AT NO (Tor your stomach s sakeJ Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloated Gassy ?eeling. Stops indigestion, food souring, re teating, and all the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONIC ia the best remedy. Tens of thoa lands wonderfully benefited. Positively guar inteed to please or we will refund money, jail and set a big box today. You will see, J. N. PITTMAN, Druggist SFBSCRIBE TO P'OiLIO LEDGEK GARENING IN THE PIEDMONT (By Miss Ethel Gowans, Government Specialist) Pepper. For the summer crop Sow seed in hotbed in February for plants to put into garden as soon as danger of frost is over and the soil is warm Ruby king and sweet pepper glory, for stuffing; pimento, for canning; chili, for hot peppers for pickles." Tomato. - For the earliest crop Sow seed in hotbeds in February for plants to put into garden April 1 to May ? Earlianna, June pink, Chalk's jewel. They may need to be protected from cold. For the main crop Sow seed in hetbeds-in February for plants to put into garden May 1 to 15 p0n- derosa, Brimmer. For canning purposes Sow veed in seed beds in April for plants put into garden in June Stone Egg Plant. For the summer crop Sow sece rn hotbeds in February for plants to put into garden as soon as danger cf frost is over New York Purple. Celery. For the fall crop Sow seed in reed beds in April and May for plants to put. into garden July 15 to August 15 Seif blanching, white plume. For the winter crop Sow seed in seed beds in April for plants to put into the garden August 1 to 15th Giant pascal. Collards. For the fall and winter crop Sow seed in seed beds in April and May for plants to put into garden in June and July to mature in November North Carolina short stem, Georgia.. Cabbage. For the spring crop Sow seed of j Charleston Wakefield in seed beds! in September for plants to put infro i garden in November for heads in j May. j For the summer crop Sow seed j of Charleston W akef ield in hotbeds I .- lev plants to put into j March for heads in June j with white or black j The use of the governments sur- . Pennsylvania plus smoke making material left ov-smfee- er from the war is signalling to Mars ! WAS Kl! rrpctorl K-ir Titv, n 1 i associate professor in chemistry at essman, is not willing for a joint -Bryn Mawr College. Smoke screens , debate to go after Charlie Aberne- hundreds of miles wide, he believes, i thy, but has already given out a very FlfTVC VAPOBl Sam Brinson, 3rd district Con- l?0THER$ iY 1 1 Reduce your doctor's i, A bills by keeping always, on nand-- would be seen. He advocated cov-1 w ctnt w ftnnnJ V.lVlw. x ering the area as bie as thp st0 f . -YOUR BODY?vaki r..f w Uvil. vi 11 til L. mm n WHY DID WE SELECT THE CROW - ELKHART AND WHY DO WE OFFER IT TO YOU WITH CON- E FIDENCE? Ml in Januar; garden "in and July. For the fall crop Sow seed of Henderson's succession, Indian sum mer, fiat Dutch, drumhead, or savoy in seed beds June 1 to 15 for plants to pu't into garden August 1 to 10 for heads in October. OAK HILL SEWS if 1 People in this through burning covins JiaCOKTiNItf Asbestos There s the Reason v.- Johns-Manville Asbestos Roofings are made of Asbestos fibre and natural asphalts Nature's own resistants to fire, weather and time. That's the secret of this fire safe, water and weather-proof roof that lasts so long with so little maintenance expense. We carry this first-cost-last-cost roofing "Ready-to-lay in easily handled rolls. With it we furnish the Johns Manville Roofing Clamps that make roofing joints abso lutely tight. Simply nail the clamps down securely ale -ig the cemented edge and the roof is wind and waterproof. section are abcKit plant beds- Mrs. II. Hoyle is'right sick. She has to be fed with a spoon. We hope she will coon recover. Mr. Thau Hum phries is building a new rccr.1 c:i tho south side cf his residence which im proves the looks of the place very much. Though the weather is rough it does not stop Mr. C. M. O'Briant from hauling goods from Virnilina for his cute little . st west of here. Mr. I. 'II. Elixs6?l 2VLzt about completed his large stab le. Mrs. Pat Humphries has. been right sick but we are glad to-say she is on the mend. There is not any cases of flu real close here, though our school has been closed two weekL. cn account cf smallpox. ROSA ELIXSON. A XASTY COLD EASED AT ONTE ns-Manville Roofings We also carry Johns-Manville "rubber-type" if that's the kind of roofing you want Regal Roofing, the best cf lis i-ind, nd Service Roofing, next to Regal, the most satisfactory cf the "rubber-type" roofings. All Johns-Manville building materials in our stock are backed by Johns-Manville Responsibility. "We guarantee them because we know you will get satisfactory service. Call, telephone, write we have the answer to your roofing problem. MOORE LUMBER' COMPANY. P Mil b i r. i cum - b s We wanted, first of all Reliability, Power, Durability, Beauty fort. and Ridin? THE CROW ELKHART. car has all these and economy of running expense, giving 20 miles to gallon of gas. The car that gives satisfaction as evidenced by the following letter: Mr. D. T. Perkins, Charlotte, N. (j... Jan. 27, 1920. Oxford, N. C. 205 N. Tryon St, Dear Sir: I am now driving my third Crow-El kh art and have found these cars well worth the money expended for same. 1 bought my first car while living in Canada and, as you know, the roads in Canada are covered with snow and ice all winter, but the Crow went on just the same. Before moving south I sold this car and bought a new machine in Atlanta, Ga., driving the last mentioned a year and then turning same in at a very good price on a new car. I have driven my present car eight thousand miles and have not experienced one bit cf trouble. This car is very easy on gasoline, I can average twenty miles to the gallon. I certainly think the Crow-Elkhart the best buy for the money on the market. Yours very truly, J. B. BURTCHALL, COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU ONE OF THESE NEW CARS. PRICE FOR t CYMNDER CAR DELIVERED $1425; G CYLINDER CAR DELIVERED $1685. X Jm vnjJ v. v - Oxford, N. , J jjj "Pape's Cold t'Cmpound" Then Breaks Up a Cold In a Pew Hoars. Dcn't stay stuf fed-up! Quit blew- na snuriiingi a uose vi "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev ery two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a severe cold and ends all grippe misery. The very first dose opens your clocacd-un nostrils and the air pas- i sages of the head; stops nose run ning; relieves the headache, dullness, feyerishness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief J-.nown and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice contains no quinine Insist upon Pape's! !;!! IIPHIII III li! IIIHIII 1HIH lllll'llfflll'll! II'MI! I II ' The Ik i 5 WMdbwi t YOUR EYES. KEEP THEM RIGHT -BY GETTING GLASSES FROM J. W. KNIGHT, THE OPTOMETRIST, 6 COLLEGE ST. li' illiillll For the first time since West 123rd (New York) police station was opened eight years ago, a period of 24 hours passed this week with out a single entry being made, on the blotter. Ordinarily, the 'pre cinct is one cf the busiest in New York and is the headquarters of an inspector and staff of detectives. V a School.. 'Supplies- ANYTHING FROM PEN, PENCIL AND PADS TO A DICTIONARY. Frank F. Lyon's "Is the Place," Keep Your Liver Active, Youi System Puriiied and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are De lightful, Safe and Sure. COLLEGE 8TREET, t : OXFORD, H. O. li I Physicians and Druggists r.ro advis ing their friends to koon thc-lr systc-rc? purified and -their organs iu perfect working order as a protetki zvrz' the return of influenza. Thy kno that a clogged r.p system and a 1:-. liver favor colds, influenza and scrio.". complications. To cut short a cold overnight and tr prevent sorious complications take one Calotab at bedtime vvith a shallow oi water that 's all. No salts no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning yourcold has vanished, your liver is activeTyour system is puri fied and refreshed and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fast. Eat what you please no dinger. Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Ivery druggist is authorized to refund tow money if you are not perfectly itKtted with Calotabs (Adv.) The first word of real service in motoring is Willard, meaning Willard Battery. If your car is equipped with one of these then your troubles are less but if not the first opportunity you have look into this word and get the real meaning. We are now open for business and ready at all times to give your batteries the very best of attention, complete line of new batteries carried; in stock, rental batteries for your convenience, charging and repairing rate reas onable, prompt service is our motto. Will be glad to have you come to our place with your car. Free inspec tion and free water awaits your request. You will find our place next door to the Blalock Motor Co. Willaird. j i A. D. CAPEHART, Mgr.

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