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ibtow OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGERJIIDAY, APRIL 29. 1921
. TiVfVT CORN PLANTER
A BIG REDUCTION IN MOWERS
rakes, reapers atnd binders. Write
, for new prices now. Samuel Da
is, Clarksville. Va.
PEOPUE ANt THINGS
SEABOARD AIR LINE
COMPANY'S SCHEDULE
; Arrival.
No. 485 Ar. Oxford from Hender
son 7:45 a. m.
No. 413 Ar. from Durham 1:00 p.
m.
No. 411 Ar. Oxford from Hender
son 3:25 t). m.-
No. 421 Ar. Oxford from Durham
and Henderson 8:25 p. m.
Departure.
No. 486 Lv. Oxford for Durham
7:50 a. in. ,
'No. 412 Lv. Oxford for Henderson
Too Late to Qassify.
A BIG REDUCTION IN WAGONS
one and two horse " Studebaker,
Chase City and Thornhill and if
you will see me now. will guaran
tee to sell you a wagon cheaper
than any time this year. SAMUEL
DAVIS, Clarksville, Va.
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LOSTRED CAMEO-jlN BE-
tween the P. 0- and Long's Store.
Please returh toPflblife' Ledger
office. : 4i39Jr: TT
IT COVERS MOST WITH THE
least gallons and its the best
brands that can be bought Sherwin
& Williams and Masury Paints.
Write or wire for pflfegBT"' SAM
- UEL DAVIS, Clarksville, VS.-
side crank, ana we nave
its
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them and can ship prompt
Sam
Clarksville, Va.
uel Davis,
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IT COVERS MOST WITH THE
least gallons and its the best
brands that can be bought Sherwin
& Williams and Masury Paints.
Write or wire for' prices. SAM
UEL DAVIS, Clarksville.N Va
IF ITS A BUGGY: YOU WANTPEN
or top, get Samuel Davis "prfcr&4e
fore you buy, for we have f the
goods and the prices lower -than
you will buy elsewhere. - SAMUEL
DAVIS.
IvOST LAST TUESDAY MORNING
on the streets of Oxford a gold
watch,, plain, en face 17 jewel'
Howard. Finder will receive re
ward if returned to H. C- Abbott,
Oxford.' or Ledger Office.
4-29-3tx
nW IS THE TIME FOR MOWERS,
Rakes and binders and we -have
the price i that will get your busi
ness. Sarnder Davis the man . who
sets the prfcev
IF ITS THE BEST ENGINE AND
wood saw its Hercules and we have
them ready at reduced prices 5, 7j
9 & 12 H. P. SAMUEL DAVIS,
iz:ib p. m.
No 414 Lv
2:45 p. m.
No. 420 Lv.
5:15 p. m.
Oxford for Durham
Oxford for Henderson
! 577zart Women
Choose Our
Spring Footwear
Ultra-Smart instep strap effects with
hand-turned soles, Full French or
Baby Louis heels.
SUEDES in Gray, Brown and Black.
SATINS in Brown and Black.
OXFORDS in Black and Brown Kid
and Black Calfskin also Smart Com
binations. Military, Cuban and
French Heels. Shoes at New Prices.
IOES EXCLUSIVELY
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Church Services
Dr. W. R. Cullom will preach at
Poplar Creek church next Sunday
morning, May 1st, at eleven o'clock.
The Play Ground
Top soil is now being placed
on the high school play grounds. It
will be used as a ball park this sum
mer. v
Handsome Home i
' The handsome brick and stone
bungalow of Mr. R. P. Taylor on Wil
liamsboro street is nearing comple
tion. It will be one of the prettiest
and most conveniently arranged
homes in Oxford-
New Gasoline Prices
The Granville Motor Company has
just received i another car load of
gasoline arid have reduced their
price to 28 l-2c per gallon. Read
their advertisement on another-page
of this paper.
Lyceum Concert ,
The concert presented by the New
York Glee Club in the auditorium at
the Graded School Tuesday night
was enjoyed by an appreciative au
dience This concert was the last of
series herje this season.
Politics Warm At Creedmoor
News reaches Oxford to the effect
that two of the leading men of Creed
moor became involved in a dispute
this week and came to blows. The
trouble, it is said, grew out of the
municipal campaign for the election
of mayor and three commissioners
next Tuesday.
Timely Warning--
Mr. E. P. Caruthers, State Sani
tary Inspector is in Oxford and will
be here for several days and will in
force the privy law. All who have
not complied with the State Privy
law will be prosecuted. Be on the
innlmnt sn that. Mr. Caruthers will
i not have to fine you.
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i Presbyterian Church
Services on Sunday at ,11 a- m. and
j 8 p. m. At the morning service Rev.
i Alston Bovd of Townsville will
i .
preach. Service in .-the evening oy ;
the pastor. Subject "Paul at Cor- j
inth." Sunday School 9:45 a- m-j
Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. in. The
public cordially invited to tnese ser
vices. . S
Ford Facts
Read the facts about Ford produc
tion on the third page of this paper
as presented by Crenshaw's Garage.
I If the present demand for Ford pro
ducts continues it will not be but a
! few weeks until the dealers' surplus
iwill beexhausted and itlwill take
i some time to get your car. This
table will show you just how far a-
head the consumption is over produc-.
; tion.
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WARNING! ROBERT BROWN,
col., has left my employ without
lawful cause and all persons are
hereby warned against harboring
or hiring him under :e penalty
of the law. Colcfr, bror.n, tall,
slim with small mustache.
E. A. JACKSON,
4-29-2 0::ford, Route 5
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We will show a complete line of Summer Millinery to which we cor
dially invite the Ladies of Oxford and Granville County to attend and
inspect our Stock.
We want you to see what we haye whether you buy or not
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Big Stores On
Main Street
Greem-'Coo-
The Two
Big Stores On
Main Street
f' iimtMBiMa f liiTrifiTrrniiiiati'Biii
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p3t Pctorica Molasses per gal
Chicken Feed per bag
Chewing Tobacco
.
$1.00
.$2.50
.30c plugs for 25c
10s for 9c
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cigarettes . 20s for 18c
iiest Cream Cheese per lb 35c
California Pimientos . . . 18c two for 35c
Honey a. I. Root at lb 25c and 45c
Our canned meats have arrived at last- "
Kingan & Co. Breakfast Bacon 12 lb. tins. . . ... . . '. . . . ... . .3.00
Libby's Corned Beef 12 oz. 25c; 16 oz. 28c;-24 oz. 40c
Armour's Roast Beef . . 2 lbs 45c
Corned Beef Hash 1 lb. 25c; 2 lb. 45c
MGAK xy2C ib. and all other things in propoWion. ' ,
Oacker ttewartment r
V,Q Packages 8c 20c packages 16c.
x ours to serve.
U Carry 'Em
T AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
HillsboroSt. - v - ." Oxford, N. C.
G.N. Daniel, , H. B. Harris.
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Symptoms of Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles Mild in Earlyv Stages
But Serious Results Develop Often, Says Specialist. "
A BIG REDUCTION IX WAGOXS
one and two horse Studebaker,
Chase City and Thornhill and if
. you will see me now, will guaran
tee to-sellyou a" wagon cheaper
than any time this year. SAMUEL
DAVIS, Clarksville, Va.
PAIXT, PAIXT,
PAIXT AXD THE
prices jlower than you can buy.
Sherwin & Williams and Masury
two of the best brands made
Write at once for prices. SAMUEL
DAVIS, the man who leads them
down.
PAIXT, PAIXT, PAIXT AXD THE
prices lower than you can buy.
-Sherwin & Williams and Masury
two of the" best brands made
Write at once for prices. SAMUEL
DAVIS, the man who leads them
down.
FOR SALE, GAS RAXGE IX GOOD
. condition. Price reasonable. Can
be seen at Mrs. D. E. Compton, 83
Front Street, Oxford, N. C. 2tc
IP ITS THE BEST EXGIXE AXD
wood saw its Hercules and we have
them ready at reduced prices 5,7,
9 & 12 H. P. SAMUEL DAVIS,
Clarksville,. Va.
FAMOUS PRESCRIPTION USED BY HOSPITAL FOR IXDIGESTIOX,
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER AM) AS GENERAL
TONIC NOW OFFERED PUBLIC FOR HOME TREATMENT.
GALVANIZED SHINGLES AND
Galvanized V Crimp is my special
ty, and if you would save money,
you will write or come to' see
SAMUEL DAVIS, Clarksville.
Now, he will save you good money-
IF ITS ROOFING GALVANIZED
shingles, Galvanized V Crimp, Red
Cedar shingles or Rubber roofing,
Samuel Davis will save you money.
. He has the goods and he pays the
freight-', . 1 v
.- The people who have been sell
ing the United States short, will have
to pay the penalty; -and each succeed
ing day brings us nearer to normal
In the opinion of a member of
medical staff of the United Medico
Chemi Hospital, if the public could
be made to realize that the seeming
ly slight ailments from which almost
every adult persons suffers, to some
extent, are actually, more serious in
their ultimate results than many of
the more severe diseases, untold suf
fering and a large percentage of un
timely deaths would be avoided.
It is in the comparatively mild
symptoms of every-day disorders of
the stomach, liver and kidneys that
lurks the real danger, according to
this specialist.
When one contracts malaria, ty
phoid or pneumonia, the symptoms
are so severe that the sufferer is
confined to his bed, and, in alarm,
promptly secures medical attention.
With the average sufferer from
indigestion, dysDepsia. constipation,
torpid liver and similar ailments,
however, the case is just the reverse.
No oite thinks of going to bed
with a disordered stomach, and
very few of us bother with taking
the proper steps to correct the trou
ble: With most of us, "spells" of
indigestion or dyspepsia are of such
frequent occurrence that we have
come to accept them as a matter of
fact, and to trust to our much abus
ed and ' over-worked stomach to
straighten itself out
Tho result is the attacks become
more frequent, the digestive organs
become badly deranged and fail to
extract the proper nourishment from
our food, wast matter clogs up and
accumulates in the intestines, poisr.
oning the entire' system. Soon the
condition becomes complicated and
the sufferer is doomed to a life
time of chronic mysery, or else,
with health and vitality reduced to
a low ebb, he falls easy prey to
some serious, deadly malady.
However mild the symptoms may
appear in the beginning, disorders of
the stomach,' liver and kidneys are,
directly or indirectly, the underlying
causes of nearly all sickness, ' and
should therefore be of the most se
rious concern to every one so afflict
If your tongue is coated and your
breath foul if food sours and turns
to gas in your stomach if you have
a "stuffed," heavy, 'drowsy feeling
after eating, and breathing is short
and difficult if you, have shortness
of breath, rapid palpitation of the
heart, heart-burn or dizzy spells
it ypu havesharp, , pains in the
stomach, back1,-sides or under shoul
der blades--ff 6u are dejected, de
pressed or 1 Sleepless at nights if
you4: are constipated sif your appe
tite is poor and food does not taste
iright if you are weak and nervous
and becoming thin, pale and hag
gard booking if ryou have lost all
energy and ambition for work and
pleasure, and .life seems hardly
worth the living then there is no
time to be Jost in taking steps to
help nature correct the trouble
A remarkable discovery of medical
science now makes"lt virtually un
necessary for any-one to suffer from
these disorders. ,
This discovery, vasmade some
years ago; bystaf Pphgslcians
and
chemists of the United Medico
Chemi Hospital, who, after Ion,?
study and experimentation, produced
a formula of drugs which proved
remarkably effective in the treat
ment of stomach, liver and kidney
trouble.
Hundreds of sufferers have re
ceived this treatment at the hospital
and in practically every instance, ex
cept where implicated conditions
f otl-.-v c existed, the patient
was Vi'omptly and permanently r-!.ie"-d.
. So great was the success of the
medicine and so insistent the de
mand for it bythose who could not
visit the hospital that it1 was decid
ed to offer the Drescrintinn tn tho
public for home treatment. Tho
formula was given the name of Sa
ux, and is now prepared on a large
scale in the hosDital's private labo
ratories, just as it "was formerly
compounded for individual, patjents.
Samix aids digestion, acts,. as a
mild laxative, gently - cleansing the
system of impurities, stimulates a
natural, healthy appetite and' builds
up and strengthen the whdlgstem.
So confident are the directors of
the hospital that Sanuxaiwill do
everything claimed for it that, to
any. one. who -is not completely re
lieved after taking, the treatment as
directed, they offer the entire fa
cilities of the institution in making
a thorough examination and diag
nosis, and will fully advise the par
tient without charge Or' obligation.
Sanux is sold by most of the leading-
druggists in this section in 8
ounce bottles. Take a bottle or
two home with you today and com
mence this splendid "Hospital Home
Treatment" at 'once. Do not accept
a substitute, or something offered
as "just as good." The genuine
prescription used by the United Med-ico-Chemi
Hospital is plainly brand
ed Sanux. Look for this inamerOn
the . carton and on the s botH extras
shown below, and insist jihe gen
uine " 'iisn -)-'
If no druggist in -your, secnon has
it in stock, the hospital; will supply
you direct on receipt of price
$ 1.2 5. (Sol by J.' ;N. Pittman,
Druggist)
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