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WANTS! HOUSE TO PAINT? - 11.' 1 I L' -i ,p Duality Paint. You Use depend on it. The best is V 111V --, - m '6 - c Mi p. can supply you C. D. RAY & SON. -rTTTci.-. VOI R CROP YIELD BY 1 , sine Top Dresser or Nitrate Soda. v have it. "-v . .jJ.V. LYON-WINSTON CO. T7 K LOAD OF AMERICAN Field' fence, 26", 32", and 47" . f fenoe with 6" stay. Farmrs Hardware Co., Virgilina, va. a3tf rireU'd, the tlnd that fvves ser STpp Sold my Byrujm-Hunt Co., 0 College Phone 159. FOR l- l'v-' " -W1" mill work of quality see Byrum Hunt Co.. 30 College street. phone 159v " 7JJ5kTsK YOrU CROP YIELD BY Ti-jiRC Top Pressel jr Nitrate Soda. We have it. -.11-tf. LYON-WINSTON CO. . .t-v1 ".- TlllT? U. A IkTTfc flTvfTYOU A HOUSE TO BUILD? Bu'hi it with our material. You litcw "It's right when you get it nt Rav's." tt (J. U. it A X & U1. n; will pay fov to keep tlm cae: Resolved, That during the year 1920 I will send !ny order.- for PRINTING to the Printing Department of the Oxford Orphanage. There's a reason. Hing Phone 24 and we will call. J16tf ilST RECEIVED ONE CAR LOAD nails. Farmers Hardware Co., Vir ginia. Va. A13tf ONE CAR LOAD HOUSE PAINTS at 4 different prices, Bad Paint, ordinary paint, Medium Paint and cood paint. Farmers Hardware Co.. Virgilina, Va. a!3tf MOST UP-TO-DATE LINE OF BUG- gies and harness ever offered. Farmers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. a!3tf ONE CAR LOAD STUDEBA KER Wagons and Farm Trucks Farm ers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. al3tf ONE CAR LOAD OF SPIKETOOTH harrows (Keystone double trap) Fanrers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. ' al3tt ONE CAR LOAD MOWERS AND Rakes, (new Osborne Improved kind). Farmers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. a!3tf SHUT OUT THE FLIES GET THE screen doors and windov.s from C. D. Ray & Son. 5-7-tj IF YOU HAVE PIMPLES, SORES on Lice; Eczema, old sores, cuts, burns, piles or other shin troubles get a package of David's Salve from your druggist, you will bo delighted with results, or your money refunded. David Remedy Co., Henderson, N. C. 49 OXE CAR LOAD ASPHALT ROOF- ing, all weights, including crush ed slate surface. Farmers Hard ware Co., Virgilina, Va. al3tf TWO CAIl LOADS OP BARB AND smooth wire. Farmers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. A13tf ONE CAR LOAD OF GALVANIZED V crimp roofing. Farmers Hard ware Co., Virgilina. Va. al3tf ONE C AR LOAD NEW OSBORNE Grain Binders, Disc Harows, Side Delivery Rakes, Hay Loaders, Corn Binders and Manure Spread ers, at special prices. Farmers Hardware Co., Virgilina, Va. tf INC!! EASE YOUR CROP YIELD BY usine Top Dresser or Nitrate Soda. Ve have it. 3-11-tf. LYON-WINSTON CO. RED T()l STEEL FENCE POSTS are time savers, labor savers, money savers, last indefinitely and look good. lf C. D. RAY & SON, Distributors. 1 WILL SELL TWO FARMS OFF OF , tract. W. R. WALTERS, ''--x. Hester, N. C. lftiU FOR SALE FORD TOUR--'? car in first class condition. R. A. CLARK, jr-- Oxford, NC. FORD PARTS, CHAM Pion X Plugs 75c, Lee Puncture Droof tires 10,000 miles. - Auto Vulc. Co., Main, st, R SAM- LOTS NO. G4, LEX-i-Won Ave.; No. 118 Orange; No. Orange Ave.: No. 1819, 14th street -To. 1575 Raleigh Road; An. IP.O r i . it. inoo draingtcn Ave., ail of the Ox IOr Land & Improvement Co., Property 0f vSouth Oxford. See W. Hester, Att'y., or E. M. 7-an, Oxford, N. C. Route 6, or il- i. Crews, Oxford, N-. C. 6-11-tf AlfTOMoimE FOR SALE ON THE :rst Monday in July the Board ot umnty Commissioners will offer -0r sale at the courthouse door ne five-passenger Chevrolet automobile. WANTS ! GRAIN CRADLES GRAIN ers, Mowers and Rakes. BIND- 11 - tf. LYON-WINSTON CO. GRAIN CRADLES GRAIN BIND- ers, Mowers and Rakes. 6-11-tf. LYON-WINSTON CO. TAKE XT FROM THE GRANVILLE Motor Co., that brains will put you on top; Character will keep you there. It's the enduring quality of Kelly Springfield Tires and Tu bes that keep them on the best cars in America. GRANVILLE MOTOR CO., Oxford, N. C. ONE CAR LOAD VULCAN CHTLL ed plows and castings and sulky riding plows. Farmers Hard ware Co., Virgilina, Va. al3tf YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS. and will tell you unless his pre scriptions are filled with the ut most care and with the purest and freshest drugs his ability to cure you will be wasted. - Bring your prescriptions to this store where we pride ourselves on the care devoted to carrying out your physician's instructions. FRANK F. LYON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Day Phones 125 225 Night Phones x 116-J 101 REAIi ESTATE FOR SALE THREE special farms in Nottoway and Dinwiddie Counties, Va., near school and churches, on the best road between the Polomac and the Mississippi rivers. Second to none in North Carolina or Vir- ginia for tobacco. Also two old estates on the Appomatox river. BRAGG & BRAGG, Real Estate. Dealers, Wilson Va. 3-9-ltw. : a HEADACHES RELIEVED QUICK ly by Hamilton's "Head-a-Cure." For sale by all druggists. J13tf ONE CAR LOAD RIDING CULTI- vators, with disc and hoe atach xnents for cultivation of tobacco and corn. Farmers Hardware Co., Virigilina, Va. alStf AUTOMOBDLES REPAINTED AND I tops recovered by tirst class me chanics and high grade material. Come let us reason together, thou gh your car may be rusty and worn, we can make it look like new. Prices right when quality is considered. Give us a trial and we will prove it. We are Head quarters for all kinds mechanical work. GRANVILLE MOTOR CO., Oxford, N. C. JUST VISIT OUR HARDWARE Store. We have what you are looking for. We have a clean store and a clean stock of Hard ware. 4 tf C. D. RAY & SON. FOR SALE NEW FORDS WITH starters and lights. Why wait 12 months when you can get one m 24 hours notice. Price right. F. T. COZART, 5-28- lmo Stem, N. C. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, THE GE nuine late crop. Irish Potatoes, $6.00 per bushel. On the National Highway near Gela, Oxford Route 7. t SAMPSON & SON, 6-18-3x. -7 " Oxford, N. C. VACUUM CUP TIRES good tires at the right price 6,000 miles . Auto Vulc. Co., Main street. TAKE IT FROM GRANVILLE MO tor Co.: that. Kelly Springfield Tires and Tubes get their reputa tion the same way Methu .'elah got his, by outlasting their Contempo raries 4t. GRANVILLE MOTOR CO., Oxford, N. C. YOU ARE PROTECTED WHEN YOU BRING YOUR PRE- SCRB7TION HERE. Because we respect our pro fession and will not tolerate any but the most exact methods, the most scrupulous care, and drugs of absolute purity, freshness and strength. Taking into consider ation the quality and varied line of drugs we carry and the quality and experience of the men who compound those drugs, we believe our ability to do your prescrip tion work just as your doctor wants it done is second to none. After closing hour at night Mr. Roland Gooch, one of our regis tered druggists, can be found in his room over the store. J.G.HALL, Druggist. 1 1 ::h.!Jw-l i i OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER WANTS ! HAVE YOU A HOUSE TO COVER? See us about it. We handle Cort- , fight Metal Shingles, Paroid Roof ing and every other kind of roof ing of best quality. tf C D. RAY & SON. FOR SALE FRESH MILK COW. Will give about 4 gallons. Apply to M. D. YORK, Creedmoor R No. 6. . T- 4-tx. WANTED UNDERGRADUATE NUR ses wanted at once. Apply to Sup- , erintendent, Sarah Elizabeth Hos pital, Henderson, N. C. 6-15-4tc. FORD FOR SALE FORD TOTJR- ing car in first class condition. R. A. CLARK, 6-21-2tx. Oxford, N. C. GRAIN CRADLES GRAIN BIND- ers, Mowers and Rakes. 6-11-tf. LYON-WINSTON CO. 5 PERCENT OFF ON all tires, supplies, gas and oils. Buy a Coup - on Book. Auto Vulc. Co., Main st. THE STUFF THAT TRAVELS Dismay Is Right. There was a young lady named Ban ker, Who slept while the ship was at an . chor. She awoke in dismay " When she heard the mate say, "Now hoist up the top sheet ana spanker." A Penny SaTed. The butcher grumbled angrily to himself as he put up the ten-cent meat order. "Cheap skate," he mut tered, "if she ever let loose of a dol lar" - Just then a small boy burst excit edly in the door. "Hey," he shouted, "are you put ting up mama's order of cat meat?" "Yeah," replied th ebutcher, "and all I'gotta say is " "Unwrap it right away," announc ed the boy. "Kitty's caught a spar row." American Legion Weekly. -Truth Will Out. . "Where's that infernal proofread er?" shouted an irate man with blood in each eye. "He certainly would be right hard to find now," said the editor uneasi ly. "What's he done this time?" "In the advertisement of my val- veless motor be turned the second v into a u!" Innuendo. Doris Yes, she was furious about the way in which the newspaper re ported her marriage. Helen Did it allude to her age? Doris Indirectly. It stated that Miss Olde and Mr. Yale were married, the latter being a well-known collec tor of antiques. Houston Post. Negotiation are under way for the purchase of 1,500 acres of land lying along the Asherille-Henderson-ville highway, involving more than $500,000, have almost been complet ed by the Biltmore Estate Company, j It is proposed to erect two 18 hole golf courses, a large tourist hotel and a country club. It is proposed to be gin the erection of one of the golf courses at once. Governor James I. Cox, of Ohio, is not a candidate for the Democrat ic nomination for vite-President. He made this emphatic declaration at his country home, in Ohio, in re- gnonding to the felictations of the United States Senator Pomerene and others at the big community demon stration tendered him jrior to Ohio's delegation and boosters leaving for San Francisco. There can be no doubt as to the merit of Cardui, ij the woman's tonic, in the treatment oi many troubles peculiar to women. The thousands of women who have been helped by Cardui in the past 40 years, is conclu sive proof that it is a good medicine for women who suffer. It should help ycu, too. Take .4 Tiie Woman's Tonic Mrs. N. E. Varner, of Hixson, Tenn., writes: "I was passing through the ... My back and sides were terrible, and my suffering indescriba ble. I can't tell just how and where I hurt, about all over, I think .. . I began Cardui, and my pains grew less and less, until Iwas cured. I am remarkably strong for a woman 64 years of age. I do all my housework." Try Cardui, today. E-76 If It Helps! 1 mu S3 9 mi m FRIDAY.TTTNE 25. 1920 ATTENTION CALLED TO. CITY ORDINANCE 7 Calls Attention to! The Troll rT'inn AiJjniia nn,.u ! is Jot Being Enforced. - I Be It Ordained By The Board of Commissioners of Oxford: That all motor vehicles moving a long Gilliam Street in a Northerly di rection, and toward Williamboro Street -In the town of Oxford on ap proaching Williamboro Street shall be brought to a complete ston hpfnve entering said Williamboro Street at a point 30 feet from Williamsboro Street. ' That all motor vehicles moving a long Broad Street in a Southerly di rection and toward Hillsboro Street in the town of Oxford on approach ing Hillsboro Street shall be brought to a complete stoD before en ferine said Hillsbore Street at a point 30 feet from Hillsboro Street. That all motor vehicles moving in a Westerly direction along McClana han Street in the Town ( of Oxford on approaching Broad Street shall be brought to a comolete ston on the South side of the intersection of said streets 30 feet from the corner. That all motor vehicles moving in a Southerly direction along Broad btreet m the Town of Oxford on an nroaching McClanahan Street shall be brought to a complete ston on the North side of the intersection of said streets 30 feet from the corner. Any driver of any motor vehicle violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined $10.00. Adopted May 11th, 1920. T. G. STEM, Mayor. ADMINISTRATOR'S, NOTICE Having qualified as Administratrix upon the estate of William E. Taylor, my late husband, before the Clerk of the Superior Court, I hereby give notice to all persons indebted to his estate to come forward and make payment of the same. Persons holding claims against his estate will present them to me for payment on or before the first day of June, 1921 or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. JENNIE TAYLOR, Administratrix. Hicks & Stem, Attys. pd. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that applica tion will be made to the special session of the General Assembly of North Ca rolina, to be convened some time dur ing the summer of 1920,- to make cer tain chang-es in and amendments to the charter of the Town of Oxford, N. C. This June 10th, 1920. The Board of Commissioners of Ox ford, . By T. G. STEM, Mayor. Attest: R. B. HINES, Clerk of the Board of Commission ers of Oxford. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having- qualified as administrator of the estate of S. L. Wilson, de'd.f this is ,to notify all personsholding claims" a-g-ainst the estate of the said S. L. Wilson,- dee'd., to present them to the un dersigned on or before June 2, 1921, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make prompt payment to the undersigned adminis trator. This June2, 1920. D. L. WILSON, Administrator. L. Wilson. pd. Jno. W. Hester, Att'y. GREAT FUTURE FOR WIRELESS Boys Who Plan to Make It Their Life Work Should Know and Appre ciate Its Value. Before going into practice Instruc tion it is important that the boys who are to become the wirless men of the future should appreciate the value of such work. Wireless transmission of messages and of the human voice is becoming daily more common. In a few years the entire system of com munication throughout the world may be transformed by wireless electrici ty, and it is important that boys should be able to take their part in it. The amateur wireless station is a great educator and gives the boys who equip and operate it an excellent ed- ; ucation m the wonderful new science. When the call came for wireless men for the great war the amateur op erators were able to take a prominent part Thousands of boys who bad taught themselves how to build sta tions and run them were able to take important positions in wireless sta tions at sea and on shore. No other country had so vast an army of self taught wireless operators to call on. Many of the boys who had taught themselves all they knew of the sci ence rose to occupy important posi tions. It is not generally known that it was an amateur wireless man who was chosen to fly across the Atlantic on the NC-4 on her famous flight. Boys' Life. HAS BOTH MEMORY AND SCAR Two Excellent Reasons Why One Man Will Remember That He Was Kicked by a Mule. A kick from a mule is guaranteed to make just about as much impres sion on the memory as it does on the anatomy. Yet Clyde D. Jarvis has made sure that he will n6t forget the kick 'he received from a Missouri beast of burden for the rest of his natural life. Jarvis applied at Houston, Texas, for enlistment in the marine corps and was accepted. He exhibited 3 scar about six inches long on the left side of his abdomen, and explained it was the result of an operation he had undergone some six months before, for a supposed ruptured spleen, fol lowing the kick frowa the mule. The operating surgeon had made the wrong diagnosis, however, and found that Jarvis' spleen was O. K. Tattooed above the scar in large let ters were the words, "Opened by mis- fair a 1 Major-General John A. LeJeune, who commanded the famous Second Division when it broke the German line in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, has been, appointed major-general commandant of the Marine Corps to ciniAnJ n i i t ett. David's Salve Is Great For Eczema, Itch Piles, Sores, Cuts, Poisons, and Burns It will not irritate the tenderest skin is soothing. Get and use one box and you will always keep it in the family. It is not made to compete with other salves, for it is in a class entirely to itself. It was made as a home remedy for many years and has without effort, go-he into every State in the Union. f Cut out this ad and take to your druggist. If he cannot supply you, send 75c and you will be mailed a large size trial package. If after us ing it you are not entirely satisfied with the results your money will be refunded without question. Take no substitute. Insist on David's or none. DAVID'S REMEDY CO. HENDERSON. N. C. lo Flake Sure Join is IN EARLY DEIJV ERIES AND C. D. & RAY SON m Itlli!jillli!lll!lillll!!l!lilllIill!IIIIM i I H P.I III 1 1 U II I lll lllllll! ! Ill l ll lll I I M I YOU! I I PResciiPiroi I Reliability, accuracy and purity are the three predominating pi features of " our up-to-date Prescription Department and work, pi Great care is taken to safeguard the public and no expense has been spared in our Prescription Department, so we now have the jj most modern, hygenic department of its kind in the city. . pi Our compounding of prescriptions is done by registered phar- macists who thoroughly understand the principles' of pharmacy j and its methods: men who have had years of practical exper- Hi lence. - ,- m We manufacture all our pharmaceutical products md submit all f raw materials to careful examination before using. Our label is our guarantee for the very best compounding. Not "how cheap," m but "HOW GOOD," has always been our aim. J. N. PITTMAN CASH Day Phones 50 and 313 liiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiiw Boat Pat Ice in. Safe HUGHES-SMAW Prepare your exhibits with the idea of exhibiting first at the com munity fair, then the eoncty fair and then the state laK v Money back without question if HUNT'S 8lve fitils in th treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA RINGWORM. TETTER or ether itching akin disease. Try a 75 cent bos at our risk. J. G. HALL, Druggist. DR. S. J. FINCH DENTIST Office in Brown Buikling. Office hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-5:33 p. m. F. W. Hancock, Jr. Lawyer Notary Public Odd Fellows Bldg. Oxford, N. a D. G. ilRUMMITT Attoraey-at-Law v Hillsboro Street OXFORD, NORTH CAROLDtt A. W.Graham & Son ATTORNEYS AT LAW , Oxford, N. C. Practice id the State and Federal Courts. Dec. 3 3m-r. HICKS &, STEM ttorneys-at-Law Oxford- - - - N. C Practice in State and Federal Courts. JOE N. PITTMAN PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Odd Fellow's Building Service is Our Motto, to please. We cctfye J. P.HARRIS Notary Public AT THE UNION BANK DRUGGIST Nite Phone 304 FURNITURE CO. jrora IJrmkirtg fTWatar