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THE REVC3W: IlCn8VILLBt K. 0.
FRIDAY, MABCH 19, 1915
REIDSVILLE AND
ROCKINGHAM NEWS
to
A.
, Spring is not yet with us!
Business conditions continue
improre.
LeaksTllle-Sprsy Institute vs. Relets
Tllle Saturday.
Mr. O. T. Gossett is quite HI at his
. room over The Beview office.
Oua Clark & Co. are advertising a
big reduction sale in all shoes, slip
pers and hats In their stock.
The Southern is extending the
spur track from Hairston's factory to
the building occupied by Collins'
bakery.
The Reldsville Insurance & Realty
Co. in its advertisement today is giv
ing a "tip" on profitable Investment
of idle money.
' The Union Supply House In our
columns today is advertising that
they carry a full line of groceries,
feed stuffs, fertilizers, and general
farm supplies.
The Millner Company received
car load of Studebaker automobiles
yesterday. The shipment includes
roadsters and flve-passenger cars, and
they are beauties.
Mr. Paul Settle and Miss Nina Set
tie. who underwent operations for
appendicitis in the Danville hospital
a few weeks aeo. have returned to
their home on Route 4.
Rev. J. W. Pattent of Greensboro
will assist Rev. L. I. Cox at the
Reldsville Christian church Sunday
morning and night. Public cordially
Invited to the services.
The Ideal Tailoring Co. in an at
tractive advertisement, is reminding
those who want to be well dressed for
Easter should get busy with its lalor
ing department at once.
Mr. J. F. Wray has returned from
Richmond where he recently under
went a surgical operation. Ills many
friends, are delighted to learn that his
condition is greatly Improved.
The New York Bargain House is
heralding the fact in today's Review
that new goods are being received at
this busy store. Next week Mr. Bane
' will give some bargain prices in these
columns.
The Leaksvllle-Spray Institute ball
team comes over Saturday to play a
game with the Reldsville High School
boys. Tnese-teams are pretty evenly
matched and an exciting contest
may be expected. .
In this issue D. A. Hendrlx an
nounces his millinery opening on
Tuesday and Wednesday of. next
week. He will show the largest and
finest assortment of high class mil
linery he haa ever exhibited.
Mr. J. A. Hubbard, a well known
farmer of La wsonvllle, underwent a
successful operation at Dr. McGuire's
hospital In Richmond last week. He
haa returned borne and his condition
la greatly Improved, we are glad to
learn. ;- - V
The annual spring opening at Tur
ner's is being well attended. Mrs.
Turner has made big preparations to
satisfactorily serve her trade this
sprinr and her selection wase care
fully made with a view to pleasing the
most fastidious. '
Easter formally opens the portals
to spring fashions, and for the period
preceding Easter Mrs. Cornle Irvln
& Co. are advertising that they have
plalnned the moat complete display
of new spring apparel, millinery and
dress goods they have ever attempted.
Williams & Co. in this Issue make
an Interesting announcement of "The
Clothes Beautiful," designed and
made by the celebrated master tail
ors, Schloss Bros." & Co., for the
spring season now on display. The
new models are the most attractive
ever shown.
Miss Mattie Hamlin has returned
from Germanton where she has been
teaching school.
Mrs. Martha Wright, a widow, aged
about 60 years of age, died at her
home at Ruffln Tuesday.
Mr. Jack Sands has returned from
a visit to Chatham, Va. The Chau
tauqua was being held there this week
and very large crwds attended, he
ays.
The spring opening Wednesday
and Thursday at Alrs. Cornle Irvln
& Co's. was largely attended, and
those competent to judge pronoiiuced
the display of dress goods, ready-to-wear
and millinery the prettiest and
most select line this progressive firm
has ever shown.
The Minnie Loe Jones Hat Shops
opening Wednesday and Thursday
was largely attended and received fa
vorable praise for its success from the
ladies who attended It. The proprie
tor durl.ig her absence in the North
studied carefullly the late styles and
made her selections accordingly.
The Los Angele3 Times says: "Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Schoellkopr and Miss
Penn, among the attractive guests at
Hotel Del Coronada, are using Hydro
Curtis aeroplane for amusement.
One of their trips the past week was j
flying two thousand feet high some
sixty miles-out over the Pacific
Ocean."
On last Saturday night the Bach
elor Girls were delightfully entertain
ed by Miss Lillian RatclifTe. The
guests enjoyed the social hour after
which Miss Ratcllffe served a delic
ious luncheon consisting of deviled
crab on the In'f shell, tomato salad
on lettuce, poiuia chips, anu conee,
and ice cream and cake.
The world famous New York Hip-
prodrome, und the play "America,'
which had such a successful run all of
last year, will be reproduced in mo
tion pictures Monday night at The
Amuzu Theatre. Manager. Smith has
been trying for some time toi secure
this spllendid picture and he is to be
congratulated for being successful.
He will have packed bouses.
The second quarterly conference f
the Wentworth circuit will be held at
Lowe's church next Saturday and
Sunday, the 20th and 21st. All official
members are urgently requested to be
present. Preaching by Presiding El
der J. H. Weaver Saturday at 11 a. m
Dinner on the ground. Business ses
sion after dinner. Praching at 11 a
tn. Sunday by the presiding elder.
'Squire G. T. Walker, the sage of
Route 6, spent a number of days here.
this week on a visit to his relatives,
The 'squire honored, The Review with
a call while here. He is enjoying
good health and is quite active for
one of his age. Mr. Walker has been
a regular subscriber to The Review
since Its first Issue 27 years ago and
has never missed reading a single
cony. v
The T. A. R. Club met with Miss
Mary Wilkinson Tuesday, March 16.
The roll call was answered with quo
tations from Act IV of "The Taming
of the iShrew." The act was read and
questions asked, by Miss McKinney. It
was decided that the study for next
year should be the Bible as Literature
and Art. The social hour was made
more enjoyable by the presence of
MIbs Effie Bangle. After refreshments
were served the Club adjourned to
meet with Miss Katharine Ellington
March 23.
The American Tailoring Co. has
Just installed the latest improved
Hoffman cleaning and pressing ma
chine. To those who have never seen
a machine of this kind it would be
well worth their time to call and see
it in operation. This machine makes
glossing and scorching an impossibil
ity. It also sterilizes and removes all
odors from clothing. This machine
nrlll 1ai TnaUft If noiu!hl tar thnm tit I
always deliver all work promptly, as
it does the work of several men. We
believe the people of Reldsville will
appreciate the efforts of these young I
men and will prove it by giving them
a part of their patronage. Be sure to
sfe their ad. In our next issue.
The Guild of St. Thomas church
ho'd nn Interesting meeting with
Mrs. 0. L. Irrin on the 16th. Owing
.u in? tact mat the memoers have
been deprived of the weekly Lenten
services, the devotional "exercises of
this organization have been aug
mented and a most beneficial service
was enjoyed. The Guild members
have for sale small cook books, con
taining 24 recipes of the world's most
famous cook, Prof. Michael, demon
strutyi" of the Majestic Range Co., in
oi, l,ouis. 'inese recipes are un
usually valuable in that they instruct
minutely the preparation of dishes In
use every day. The little book can
be obtained from any of the Guild
members for a minimum price. The
next regular meeting will be held on
the 26th with Mrs. Scott on Law
sonville avenue. A full attendance is
earnestly desired.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC
Vouth Will Hav.
Examination to
to Pas Scriptural.
Regain Freedom.
narold Lnne, a youth, sits In a cell
at the -county Jnll in Los Angeles, a
picture of rclhdoiis devotion. A visi
tor paused at the grated bar, peered
in and remarked to a warden:.
"A religious youth. I am glad to see
that he loves the Bible. Intelligent
reading of the holy book will make
him a better man."
"Chase yourself." muttered Harold.
"I ain't reading It because I want to,
but because rpt to."
Harold told the truth. A unique pun
ishment has been uicted out to him by
Judge Wilbur. He has been given the
alternative of set vin;; ten years in the
penitentiary for violating hid probation
or reading the Bible in the county Jail
for thirty days. Harold chose quickly;
hence bis study of the Bible.
But It will be no perfunctory read
ing. At the end of thirty days the
Jude, himself a Bible Student, will ex
nniliie Harold. It will be an examina
tion that w ill take the youth from cov
er to rorw of the good book. Harold
knows this, and on bis first day In JalJ
he started nt chapter 1.
Before be started on the task he
made a calculation dividing the num
ber of pages In the Bible by thirty.
Thus he has so many pages to read
dally.
i ue punishment was suggested by
his unlucky venture in a church. He
walked out of the Immanuel Presbyte
rian church with five Bibles, nis only
regard for them was their money val
ue. He needed money, and he sold
them at a second hand book store.
His arrest followed.
The court saw by the records that
Harold had violated his probation
He canre before Judge Wilbur soma
years ago for burglary. Judge Wilbur
gave him a ten year sentence and sus
pended it, placing him on probation.
He walked the straight path for three
years. Then he went to San Fran
cisco and did vaudeville stunts. His
existence was precarious, but appar
ently he was honest as far as the evi
dence shows. Then he fell, and now
he is being punished.
Operators of United State Navy Talk
Over Seven-Hundred Miles.
DON'J LET YOUR MONEY LIE IDLE,
OR INVEST IT FOR LESS
THAN 6 PER CENT.
Reidsville Insurance & Realty Co.
will lend it for you on Real
Estate at Six Per Cent., draw
up all papers, guarantee the
title and collect interest with- ;
out cost to you.
J)0NT TAKE THE CHANCE
Of Losing the Savings of a Lifetime
If you have REAL ESTATE
to sell or want to buy, the
REIDSVILLE INSURANCE
s & REALTY COMPANY is
Ready to serve you.
riID3VHlE E8URAKCE & REALTY C0:,IPAY.
Seven hundred and twenty-one miles
of atmosphere have been traversed by
the human voice, transmitted through
the ether by a wireless telephone In
vented after years of labor by II. P.
Dwyer of San Francisco.
The test that establishes what Is as
serted to be a world's record In wire
less telephony was made unofficially
from the Mare Island navy yard and
was observed by Chief Peterson and
.Operators Hayes. Walsh, Payne and
Moser of the government's radio corps
at the navy yard and at the govern
ment radio station at Tatoosb, Cape
Flattery, on the coast of Washington.
"Heard voice clear aud distinct. Cau
understand every word you say. Jdusk
fine.".- '
So spoke the government operator at
Tatoosh after Dwyer had addressed
him and a phonograph had played be
fore the transmitting machine. While
the test was being conducted govern
ment operators at the navy yard at
Bremerton, Wash., a distance of 560
miles, the operator at Point Arguello,
the operator at Eureka, Calv and the
operator at Sun Diego, Cat., the latter
a government wireless station, beard
Dwyer's voice.
Dwyer. who has Iteen working foi
years to perfect his Invention, hai
made other tests, but none of such
magnitude as those successfully ae
coinplished. There was no publicity
about the, most recent tests, and th
Inventor and those associated wltfi
hhu wanted keep the wonderful ac
complishment quiet
It was the punose of Dwyer to wait
until the report from the navy depart'
meut at YVusmiigton haa peen re
ceived.
Further than to acknowledge thathi
upervlsed the test Chief Electrician
Peterson declined to discus the sub
ject, saying he had been Instructed
from Washington to say nothing con
cerning the test Others are equally
reticent as to details, but acknowledgt
that the telephonic Instruments trane
mltted the human voice understanding
ly across the 721 miles. ,
Caraja Coffee 25c. per pound, at
Harris Bros'.
Easter dresses and hats. Mrs. Cor
nle Irvln & Co.
Easter dresses and hats. Mrs. Cor
nle Irvln & Co. i
Special big bargains in watches.
Morrison Jewelry Co.
When Big Ben goes off you get up.
Morrison Jewelry Co.
A good Bond piano at the right
price. Morrison Jewelry Co.
Try a package of Franklin's Wheat-
let. For sale by Harris Bros.
New lot coat suits and children's
dresses. Mrs. Cornie Irvln & Co.
See my special offer on plows and
harrows for cash. Jim Robinson.
Buy a Big Ben clock and you will be
sure to rise. Morrison Jewelry Co.
New lot coat suits and children's
dresses. Mrs. Cornle Irvln & Co.
Big reduction in all farm imple
ments for next CO days. Jim Robinson.
Just received fresh from the Frank
lin Mills, whole wheat flour, at Har
ris Bros'.
Best roasted coffee In Reidsville
ror 15c. per pound at W. D. Hightow
er's store.
For desert on short notice trv
Block's Cakes and Velvet Ice Cream
at L. R. Ware's.
For quick anc. best baggage service
In town call 65. Rockingham Trans
fer. Garland Watt
See us now if you are thinking about
a piano, grapnapnone or organ.
Morrison Jewelry Co.
FOR SALE OR RENT. Two good
residences; one on East side of Main
street. H. R. Scott. ,
Our optician fits glasses correctly
and saves .you' examination fee.
Morrison Jewelry Co.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
lpe, brick and building blocks, call
n W. T. Wootton. Mgr.
FOR SALE. A good second hand
rubber tire buggy, good as new. Big
bargain. Townsend Buggy Co.
FOR SALE. S. C. Rhode Island
Red Eggs $1.00 for 15; a good hatch
guaranteed. Mrs. R. L. Snead.
The 3 Johns John Rogers, John
jarrett and John Watklns want to
see you at Watklns' Lumber Yard,
Get our prices on seed oats before
huying. White and black spring
and Burt 90 day oats.-Harrls Bros.
BALED HAY FOR SALE Oats,
mowed in the milk, orchard grass
and clover. E. R. Walters, Phone 14$
nesi uiover ,aeea, Maine grown
cobbler s Bliss and Early Rose Po
tatoes; lowest prices. Rascoe, Hub
bard & Co.
When the show comes to town the
band starts to play at L, R. Ware's,
They all like Velvet Ice Cream and
Block's Cakes.
Eggs for sale from pure-bred single
comb White, Brown and Buc Leg-
horns. Anconlas, Silver, Champions,
Hamburgs, Buff Orpingtons. C. H.
PettlgrewJr- !? '
Buy your fertilizer from the Union
Supply House. Give John Williams
a description of your soil and let him
fit it with the proper kind of fertilzer.
We sell to everybody.
Allen's Drug Store has just receiv
ed a big stock of fresh garden seeds
Peas, Beans, Cover Carrots, Let
tuce, Parsnip, Onion, Radish, Turnip,
Tomato, etc. Buist Prize Monarch
Tomato.
For lowest prices on hay, corn, oats,
bran, shipstuff, cotton seed, beet pulp,
molasses feed, and all kinds of staple
and fancy groceries, call 246-L. Ras
coe Hubbard & Co., R. L. Hubbard,
Manager.
NOTICE I have for sale 10 shares
Citizens Bank stock; price $162.50
per share. If not sold before will of
fer it at public auction in front of the
Bank of Reidsville at noon Saturday,
April 17, 1915.
NOTICi This Is to notify the
publ'c that the automobile and bicycle
ordinances will be strictly and im
partially enforced. All violators will
be duly prosecuted. W, W. Williams,
EASTER
Formally Opens The Portals
To
Spring Fashiopgyy
And for the period preceeding Easter we
have planned the greatest and most
complete display of New Sp ing Apparel;
Millinery and Dress Goods we have ever
attempted. . , . . . .
You will find it a pleasure to inspect these new things.
We enjoy showing them to you.
MRS. CORNIE IRVIN
omei
f
CO.,
"THE WOMAN'S STORE."
Quality and Style Pictorial Review Patterns.
REDUCTION PRICE
BIG
On All Shoes Slippers and Hats
Mr. Cicero Knight of Route 2 was
a caller at The Review fflce yester
day.
Chief of Police.
The Sopthern Railway Company will
run a per capita excursion from Win
ston-Salem to Lynchburg and return
on Easter Monday, April 6th. The
round trip rate from Reidsville will
be only $1.75. This will be a fine op
portunity to visit historic Lynchburg.
Sfced Oats, Seed Potatoes, Clover
and Grass Seeds, Hay, Corn and
Oats. Cotton Seed, Meal and Hulls,
Beet Pulp and Bran, Water Ground
Meal, Sunrise Flour, Sugars and Cof
fee, with a full line of Can goods, are
our lines with prices right Haiell &
Mlms, 'Phone 84.
NOTICE. I will open Saturday at
the Union Supply House in Reidsville
a produce business, I will buy and
will pay best cash prices for all kinds
of country produce, chickens, eggs
and hams a specialty. I will also
handle fresh flsh. Will appreciate
your patronage. S. F. Hutcherson,
Mgr., Reidsville Produce Company.
NOTICE. To Confederate veterans
of Rockingham County: You are spec
ially requested to send me your name,
company and regiment, and whether
or not you wish, to. attend the Gener
al' Reunion 'of Veterans to be held In
the city of Richond on June ', 2 and
3 next E. R. Harris, Commander.
(All county papers requested to copy.)
As we have rented part of our
store to Rascoe Hubbard & Co.
we are compelled to reduce
our entire stock in order to
make room.
For the next 30 days we will
sell all shoes, slippers and hats
at greatly reduced prices.
Our stock is new; up-to-date in styles and
desirable in every way. ;
Call in and see the bargains we are
offering. - ; ; I h r
disc
Mi to.
DELICIOUS
FROZEN ICE CREAM
As exquisite as the Hush of beauty, as
subtle in flavor as the breath of violets
caressed with the morning dew.
Hade in many flavors from absolutely pure
cream under most sanitary conditions.
" MADE IN REIDSVILLE 99
We SoEcit Your Patronage .
REIDSVILLE CANDY KITCHEN
P. G. SACRINITY, Proprietor
Special order filled and delivered in the city. Phone 272