OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920
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-Jal hair saver
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now but a name
story of France. 1
The greater portion of this high
way, along which many American
troops received their training and
which figured so consnir.nnsiv in
ha,L you to try Parisian sage at war accounts, has disappeared. Back
want" i Quickly stop the OTW .
hoir n; " of hair and make your jt. V. J s j, !1U? con-
vwiume, miuio luugui lurougnoux
i ,t Last. Parisian Sage Shows
Fou(1 ' Us in Tliree Days
, i -ire rapidly losing your
lf liar baldness, J. G. Hall
the romantic 1 fEOPLE AND THINGS i
l'xc0 vt scalp look and
nJn better, or money
rtfu Vdrods of men and wc
in'" .... 1nCc of hair
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refunded.
women have
Hunuil"r. ycr f thp wnndprful re-
. f , .il l filing . -A .
hniiW by using Parisian
511 1 People who were getting bald
now glory in their beauti
?1 ' v ir Others who have had
flll- X for Years and the head
d , liVo mad sav they had a clean,
;u'hm 'alp after ust a few appli
!u" ' of this splendid treatment.
c3Y"mMtor whether bothered with
-VJ .wnv Vmir strincv. dull.
'iiv hair, dandruff or ltcn-
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:"' tw Parisian sage today on
l :!'vv back offer. A large bot
il!V inexpensive at drug stores ev
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.".v i).',r!inn sacc is surely worth
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, r,r AND FLOW OF WAR
Road
tne war, until the famous "ladies'
road" was virtually obliterated. On
ly huge craters, great mounds of
earth covered with woods and crum
bling concrete ramparts nov mark
where the-tree-fringed course lay.
Gone, also, are the numerous lit
tle villages that bordered the road
before tbe Avar, and returning resi
dents are being urged to seek other
places of habitation.
The Chemin des Dames was built
by Louis XV. for the especial use
of his daughters, who delighted in
the hunting, retreats in the vicinity
and often visited the distinguished
families whose chateaux dotted the
abrupt heights of the Aisne. Amer
ican Motorist.
Solomon is all his Glory may
have been some Bearcat. But we
doubt if he ever had nerve enough to
( hemis des Dames
Fntirely Obliterate.
r,.,eivi completely from the crest
if tVe Mil along which it extended, j wear a coat with the waist line belt-
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ORPHEUM
Friday, Saturday, April 30, May 1.
HAWAIIAN SINGERS AND PLAYERS
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Sign of Overproduction
A wornout horse and a crippled
mule plowed by a seventy-five" year
old man and a little bov are about
the only signs of an overproduction
in this section 'this spring.
The R. L. Knowles' Property
a sale that means much to the ex
pansion of Oxford will take place
tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
The old Dela Croix property, one mile
north of the court house, will be sub
divided into 70 resident lots and 6
small farms.
Pickert Stock Co. Coming
On next Monday the Pickert Stock
Company, a first-class, clean tent
show, will open here, for a week's
run. They will be located near the
old Southern depot on Williamsboro
street. Everyone remembers this
company of players, as ihey spent a
week here last spring. Watch for
their advertisement and program in
the next issue of the Public Ledger.
It Pays To Advertise;
Anv nprsnn hnvin? had stnlpn
from them a blue coat during the
past week can probably find it by
calling at -this office and identifying
one which has been recovered. This
discovery was made possible by an
article which appeared in a recent
issue of the Public Ledger. "It
pays to natronize as well as read
our excellent local paper," is a re
mark made by one of its admiring
friends.
Should There Be a Fire
The fire truck should bo given the
right-of-way. When the fire ben
sounds pedestrians should take to
the sidewalks and all vehicles should
be drawn up to the curbing. This
warning is given now because it is
not yet too late. No accidents have
occurred so far; and it is to be hopea
that the citizens of Oxford will co
operate with the fire department
in such a way as to prevent any hap
pening in the future.
A Voice From the Farm
A Northern Granville Correspon
dent says: "The farmers in this
community have been wearing over-
1 1 alls on all occasions, too; so it will
be nothing new to them. .The only
thing that pinche" is the price, which
has begun to soar on aecor.nt of the
increased demand. The price of
overalls, like everything else, gets
higher."
Compliments Exchange Hotel
The compliments that have been
showered. uDon the Exchange Hotel
by men of note is quite enough to
swell the head of the average land
lord. Dr. Thurston Price, who re
cently held revival service at the Ox
ford Methodist Churcn, stated from
the nulmt that the Exchange Hotel
ws the most home-like place he had
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Thieves at Work
Thieves last Saturday nigh, enter
ed the rear door of the Oxford Mot
or Co.. on Main street, and tried to
iorce an entrance to the cafe. They
were only after money as was evi-
ueucea oy the fact that nothing was
troubled but the safe. The worl:
was done by amatuers, as could be
seen by the methods ..that they em
played in trying to open the safe.
The only loss is the door to the safe
This is the third time in the last few
months that thieves have entered the
Oxford Motor Company.
Miss Morton In Theatricals
Miss Margaret Morton, of Oxford,
will take part in "The Forest Pnn-
ed on May fourth in the Woodland
Theatre at Flora Macdonald College.
The entire cast numbers eighty stu
dents working under the direction
of Miss Helen Sayles of the express
ion department. Special orchestral
music will be a feature of the program.
there is no indication that in either
convention, will there be a candidate
for the presidency 'With a command
ing lead, and that in neither conven
tion will there be one with enough
votes to N assure his nomination, is
accepted as a foregone conclusion.
ALL CANDIDATES FOR PRESI
DENT SHORT OF VOTES
in
No Nomination on First Ballot
Either Convention.
(Washington Special)
Though delegates to both the Cni-
cago and San Francisco conventions
cess a fairy masque to be produc- are now being elected almost daily,
The many friends of Mr. Her
bert Crews will be glad to learn that
the operation which he underwent at
Watts Hospital this week was suc
cessful. Some people place an order like
they were setting an alarm clock.
666 qnicklv relieves Constipation,
Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver, adv
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Also Regular Program of Pictures
Admission 25 and 50c.
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9 Residence Lots
ALSO ONE
Room Well Built House
Known as the Mrs. T. Pendleton place on Henderson Road.
Equipped with electric lights, water and bath, sewage, gas, nice
lot 80 feet front, running back 160 feet, good garden, chicken
house, etc. - ,...V
SALE TAKES PLACE ON THE PREMISES, WATCH
DATE.
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The lots are located on Raleigh Road just beyond the town limits,
ail white neighborhood, some 60 feet front, others 50 feet front,
on each side of street almost to city paving.
FOR INVESTORS THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE!
FOR A HOME, AN IDEAL LOCATION.
WATCH FOR DATE!
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seen during- many years. Dr. Fin-
cher, who closed a revival meeting
at Oxford Presbyterian Church
last Sunday night, was eqrally as
enthusiastic over the generous treat
ment he received at the Exchange.
STHiSCItlBB TO P'TOLJO LEDGE3R
Peace
Selling Agent.
Oxford, N. C.
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Our
eneffit.
Beginning May 1, 1920, we will inaugurate a new system of doing business on a strictly cash basis.
Business in general has suffered during the past few years through the steady and insistent demand for cash
in all trades. All lines of business have increased in cost of operation, but peculiar as it may; seem investiga
tion proves that while overhead charges of the drug store have Increased considerably to the purchasers has
been held down to the minimum. Clothing, groceries, hardware, paper, meats, shoes, all have increased tar
in excess of the increased cost of drug store goods.
To give the public the buying value of cash cost, a cash business must be done. It is the only waya dealer can
establish credit with the producer from whom he purchases, only way he can hold an established credit with
his banking interests, the only way ha can provide the funds to pay his numerous personal and commercial
taxes. .
Buying for cash means buying for less-buying for less gives us the opportunity to sell for less. The lowest
pS to . the consumer, therefore, are guaranteed by the druggist who buys for cash and insists on selling for
cash.
- ask vour co-operation in this matter. A credit business must be ab Wished, not only by the druggists,
but bv evert other Commercial concern. On and after May 1st, we will i laugurate a cash business and m re
Sni f ofS- support of this move w 11 promise you at all times the finest of -goods at the fairest of prices.
tu SffdSStataB from the cost of the goods, and this saving by us will be turned to your ad-
vantage.
This applies to institutions and corporations as well as individuals.
Yours Very Truly,
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