OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 ( ? . 5 v" ': ) I S, I ? U' ". , .1 . 1. : i fit: 'I W. f .'1. 4 , 4 I 111? t I -j i! ? !: t, f-. k I i' CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Yearn Always bears the Signature of In the Siniplon tunnel under the Alps, which is by far the greatest tunnel in the world, the quantity of water flowing out of the southern end, from the many veins encoun tered in the heart of themountain, amounted to 15,000 gaij6ns a mm - ute, an dfurnished sufficient power to compress the air by which the drills were worked, and to refrigerate the tunnel. The necessity for refrig eration may be judged rroin me fact that the heat in the deeper partis of the tunnel rose as high as i50 de grees Fahrenheit when oi artifi cially reduced. A proclamation in 1580 pro .hibited the erection of additional buildings in London. 666 cures Malarial Fever. "Speak, Speakr Thou Awful Guests!"' 1 FOR YOUR WIN TER READING, subscribe to your favorite magazine. We take subscrip tions for any period ical published in the world, and that's taking in a lot of ter ritory. We have your favorite novel too. J. N. PITTMAN Druggist Phones :-: 50-116 The mayor of - Youngstown, Ohio, was elected on' a rreafc plat form. His platform provided for jailing any citixen who aid taxes I under a recent revaluation; for dis j continuance of street car service turning the streets over to jitney buses, and the dismissal ot the en tire police force if it "aia noi mend its ways." He has lived in Youngs town only Aree months, starting in business there with a barrel of po tatoes and a wheelbarrow. Now he has a big business. ;Xooks like a display in a medical clinic, doesn't it? Well, what if you were looking a them and theft ill started to dance? That's just what happens! These are Vassar College girls dressed for the "skeleton danvd' at the Junior "prom." Lost Sent Home By Post. English people commonly admit that Americans know London better than they do themselves, but there are exceptions to, the knowledgeable nss of the brother from across the seas. Witness the American who could not find his way back to his hotel" from the intricate mazes of the East End. Going into a post office, he asked how he could get back. "We can post you back," was the immediate and surprising answer, and in a few minutes he was on his way hme by express letter post, in charge, that is to say, of a diminutive boy. Even Londoners are often still unaware that the Brit ish postal authorities accept human beings as "correspondence," and that whatever the weight or size, a flat rate of sixpence a mile Is charged. Christian Science Monitor. Among Welsh miners it is a su perstition that when a new man is taken on at a mine he is never to be permitted to go down with the first shift. He must go down with the last shift, otherwise misfortune will follow. MAhfli.'.G ir BASilTO UKD NEXT DOSE CALOMEL MAY SALIVATE YOU -Indigo, which i m, . Plants of several species e fr the oldest dye known Probab At the present time The L11 world's supply of indigo ,s oh?f.the chemically from aniline taiEed portance of natural indieo I , i.m" ly diminishing. -AboJtthe nh gions where indigo farm tag stmV6' vails on a commercial scale all ?re" eal . in Tndio a o-5caie are Ben- tral America. in cen- 666 quickly relieves a cold. a Christmas Suggestions For Her a To prevent a cold take666.. IT 1 I MSBl' t Mil ti m a -Si a a a We will give a big discount off from now until January 1 on all Jewelry. We invite you to call and inspect our line. Buy early, don't wait until the last min ute. Nice Christmas Presents and as up-to-date line as you will find in any small town. ersoni :; N.C. Sric:e s Bcuht far xSo Many Cattls and Hr.s .Nothing to Say Con cuning Transaction. A Oastno iri is looked upon -07 her fi;tLer as his fcank, for when she readies, a uVarrlai;-eable age so many -ut le will 'have to be handed over for Lei- by tlie bridegroom, iys a write! Ln the London Daily Mail. Tluie is little of love and romance 11 a Kasuto pirJ's marriage. This is not to say that she has no feeHngs or does not huir the call of romance. Li!;e every girl in this world, thest thinjrs come into her life and shfe thiuks and dreams as we all do. Ujt tht re is no wooing or winning and none of the beauty of realized young dreams for her. The man who wants her does not couFult her he has known her and she probably pleased his eye, and so the dusky Hendriks goes to the father and ays that he wishes to marry Mai una. The matter is then discussed by the heads of the family and their rela tions, and the girl gets to know of th coming marriage only by a chance word that may be dropped here and there. Generally the principal point of dis cussion among the heads of the fam ily is how many cows and sheep are to be handed over to the father by the bridegroom as "lobola" (a mar riage dowry) for the girl. This being arranged usually a pay ment of so many cows down and so many to be handed oyer later the girl is informed that Hendriks is to be her husband for better or for worse generally worsfe and whether he be quite an old man or a young man Maluma has to sacrifice, herself and go as she is told. The young natives living near civil ization have discarded the old cus tom and marry without "lobola" being paid over. The marriage takes place in a na tive church. The wedding party and the guests are all dressed in European clothes and they return' from the church by wagon to the hut of the girl's father on his master's farm, .where sheep have been slaughtered and much Kaffir beer made, and danc ing and singing go on continually for two days. he music is made by a concertina and guitar, and in all Basuto dances the male and female never dance together. Perfumes, perfume sets, sachets, toilet wat-1 51 ers, manicure sets, white: ivory ware, .hair U Si nets, hair brushessolid alcohol stoves no,., i MtSS&TiS atomizers, rubber gloves, candy, I el salivation is horrible. It; vflPllllTYl hotflpa afflinnoTT nnwnonAJ, ?? j cards, ebony toilet articles, combs, whisk $ m brooms, toilet article sets, vanity cases. I ror mm Safety razors and blades, shaving mugs, jf g shaving soaps, mirrors, brushes, Thermos g bottles, fountain pens, clothes brushes, bill i 3 fold, coin purses, card cases, qigarette cases, 8 cups, sun goggles. It Is Mercury, Quicksilver, Shocks( Liver Calomel swells the tongue, loosens the teeth and starts rheumatism. There's no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calomel when a few cents buys a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone a perfect sub stitute for calomel. It is a pleasant vegetable liquid which will start your liver as surely as calomel, but it doesn't make you slc& and can not salivate. Calomel is a dangerous drug, be sides it' may make you feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work. Tafce a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great. No salts necessary. Your druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than treacherous calomel your money is waiting for you. The Chesapeake Bay blue crab, the largest speciman found along the Atlantic coast, is considered the best. While these crustaceans were very plentiful a few years ago, it is becom ing evident that unless a "closed season" s declared they will become as rare and high priced as terrapin. The little pea crabs, found within oyster shells are consdered a deli cacy, while the cancer magister, the large-crab of the Pacific coast, is ex tensively used for food in that part of the country. CHICHESTER S PILLS For All m g S Cameras and photographic supplies, hots p water bottles, books, photograph albums, j 1 hair brushes, clothes brushes, tooth brushes, :k m soap boxes, nail files, cuticle scissors, pape- & . teries at ail prices. 1 'M etnti tn jl OTl j jp i TniiUMilirl UMMni R Fills in Tlti ud m.in boxw, Htled Blu Ribbon. yon known as Best, Sftst, A' etys Reliable bbon. r.ov . 1 From Whom? 9 i I ittmans Drug Store V j& "He profits most who serves best" I O) J i C. STOVALL, Wilk 3 - Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions R-I-G-H-T They are always filled right when we fill them as we use only the right drugs and the right attention to scientific details. Nothing missing when it comes to abil ity to help the doctor to relieve your ills, and if you appreciate this bring more of your prescriptions to us. No Solitude for Him. Highland Light, on a cliff 90 feet above the sea at the tip end of Cape Cod, is credited with being the scene ot v. real tragedy. The profoundly, moving story con cerns Bill, one of the , keepers of tht light, and incidentally one of the guides to the hundreds of tourists who flock to the lighthouse. Bill, ac cording to his own version of the af fair, formerly worked on a railroad. He used to be a conductor, and he necessarily came in contact with many people. In fact, there never was a time when he did not have people around, and Bill grew weary of hi: kind. Looking about for a more desirable occupation he hit upon lighthouse keeping as the perfect job for a man who wanted solitude. And it just happened such things do happen that instead of the lonely spot he hoped for. Bill drew Highland, one of the most frequented spots of the great- 1 ly frequented cape. Every motor- I car going to or from Provincetown I stops there, and in .addition buses from two or three companies make the trip daily from Provincetown. And Bill's life now is one long business of guiding young women iip the narrow stairs of the lighthouse and of explain ing to them what it is that makes jTi the wheels go around. Bill is bearing ? up under it, but he feels that fate has not dealt fairly with him. Brockton Enterprise. 1 II Tomorrow Alright Vl 5: 1 Has not hindered ustfrom stocking up with the most mammoth sup- ply we have ever carried. It was caremiiy selected, too, anu SANTA CLAUS will not go amiss by stopping here for an inspection. He will sure ly leave with an overflow pack. x ORANGES BY THE PECK! No stocking is complete without being Med with "goodies" from The Oxford Candy Kitchen. NUTS, RAISINS, DATES, APPLES Lemons,-Grape Fruit; in fact everything tc; be found in a first-class Fruit Store. a m. i (Go H AO Druggist. Your ' Drujgiet - t t K-4

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