FACE FOUR
Tl'HSDAV, SEPT. 10, 19:0
RKIP.SVILLE REVIEW R KIDS VI LLE,TN.
NEWS OP EEIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
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Mr. Oscar North Bpont Sunday
Danville with relatives.
Mr. R. W Williams of Camden,
C. spent Sunlay here.
Mr. Z. II. Neal of South Ronton is
spending some time in the city.
Mrs. C. B. Hobgood and children ar
visiting relatives at Pilot Mountain
Miss Lena Faw of Winston-Sp'-im
spent Sunday here with I.u.ile
Hubbard.
Mr. R. R. Hudson of Route 4 calh-d
in to see us Saturday and enroll.'.! for
The Review.
Messrs. Sterling and H-nry Huhbard
of Winston-Salem spent Sunday hurt;
with their parents.
Miss Mary Boyd of Washington, I).
C, Is visiting Miss Ruth and Iary
Hairston on Main street.
Mrs. O. 0 "Sharp and children are
visiting relatives at Haw River,
Hlilsboro and Morrlaville.
Sauire W. L. Gardner and Mr. J. 1
Gardner visited relatives at Pittson, in
rittsylvania county. Va., Sunday.
Mrs. A. D. Jones and Miss Jesse
Crowder are visiting their br .flier.
Mrs. R. W. Crowder at Lemon Springs
N. C.
The bankers and lawyers will play
another baseball game at Red J Park
Wednesday afternoon for benfiet of
the library.
Mr. Allan Burton has accepted a po
sition aB a salesman at Barber's book
store at Winston-Salem. He left yes
terday for his new home.
The weather has been cool and
pleasant the past few days. Palm
Beach suits and straw hats are gradu
ally, but suraly. disappearing.
Dr, J. T. Stewart, the popular phy
sician of New Bethel township, was
in tows Friday and called around to
help us on our high pricel paper bills.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will have an all
day meeting at that church next
Thursday, Sept. 27. All the members
are cordially Invited.
The Womon's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will hold an all day
meetng in the Ladlee' parlor of that
church Thursday of this week. All
members are urged to be present.
'Squire O. T. Walker of Route Six
sold, a load of tobacco here Saturlay
for an average of $24.16. He says to
bacco is decidedly higher than he ever
knew It In the whole course of his 77
years of life.
Mr. J. W. Somers, a prominent far
mer on Route Three called In to see
us Friday. He had Just cold a load
of tobacco hore at an average of $2.r.
He 'says tobacco Is nlgher than he
ever saw it.
The Republicans had a big rally at
Spray Saturday night. An Interesting
account of the meeting will appear In
the next ssue of The Review. Mo.sri.
Joyce, Gardner, Glass, and a ''number
of Republican leaders from Reidsvi'do
attended the rally.
Our cherished friend, Mr. J. F.
Smith of near Oregon called in Sat
urday to help keep up our Biipply of
print paper. Ho says he is In good
shape this yenr--has plenty of hog
and hominy and a nice crop of to
bacco on hand.
Quite an exciting game of baseball
was pulled off on the Red J. diamond
Saturday afternoon between llih
Point and Reldsville. The score was
Mr. S. Roman is now on the north
ern markets buying his winter -stock
of goods.
Messrs. Williamson Mills and F. ('
Whtttemore of Senuca. S. C, spent
the week-end here
Mrs. Dora B. Mills and daughter
Dorothy, who have been spending Mr;
summer at Blowing Rock have return
ed home.
Mr. and .Mis. F.drington of Fori
Worth, Texas, who have been vi-itnj
.Mrs. C. A. I'enil, left yesterday for
Roanoke, Va.
Klder J. M. Harris' many friends
are glad to see him out again i.fit r
a relapse several weeks ago. !l" is
Htill very feeble though able to g"t
around among his friends.
Mr. J. P. Connell, superintendent of
the A. T. Company, has been promot
ed to the Now York office of that in.n
pany and will enter upon his new du
ties about October 1st. His family will
remain hero for the present. . is
many friends regret to see him leave
Reidsville, but aro glad to know of his
promotion.
Be sure to come to the Daughter.'
reception at tho C. At A. rooms. You'll
have a dolightful afternoon. Tables
will be arranged for different games
the rooms will be beautifully decor
THERE IS A BIG DEMAND
FOR MALE STENOGRAPHERS
Concerning the male stenographer
the Omaha Vxaminer has this to say:
The government seems to have di!H
jculty in securing male 'stenographers.
! A recent circular status that nearlv
L'oti appointments are soon to be made.
To get them, examinations will have
. to be held nil over the country, Sep
t (ember 12 to 26. But while applicants
for other civil service appointments
.:re sleeping on the doorstops of their
Congressmen no rush of candidates
for this position is expected. Whit
has become of the male stenographer?
Newspaper reporters are asked al
most every day if they are familiar
with shorthand. This is because the
public conceives of a reporter ts
spending much of his time in taking
down long reports of speeches. In
actual practice the reporter soon finds
that he can get down in long hand
four times as much as his paper will
print. Few men in this business ever
find it worth their while to acquire
stenography.
In mercantile anil manufacturing
lines few fellows consider it of any
large use. To an ambitious man
knowledge of shorthand might even
provo a detriment. It would tend to
but
ated there will be good music iiinl dj keep him at merely clerical work
liclous sandwiches ami tea. All your
friends will be here in gala attire and i
oil for only a quarter. And nest of
all you'll help the Daughters help
some needy veteran, r.et evervbodv
come.
Chief of Police Brown, of Reidsv!l
came here Friday at noon and ni"t a .
Wiiken eminty officer who arrive.
her" i.t 12 10 having in bis cun'o'iy j
i young white man under sentence,!
imposed in Superior Court of Wilkes j
unity. The Reidsville . officer tc jk
charge f the prisoner and he was j
carried to Reidsville to serv tlnu on,
Rockingham county roads. Wilkes
county does not have a county convict J
force, but hires its convicts to Rock- j
Ingham county. Greensboro News.
The lawyers and doctors will pHy
the bankers and Insrrance men in
their second game of baseball on Wed
nesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. All
who witnessed the first game will bo
doubly anxious to see the second. A
royal good time awaits, you. Come out
and see them.- They will give the
proceeds to the city Library to help
get new books for the winter. If you
want books, come out and help. S"
money, no books. Don't forget the
date, Wednesday, September 20tb at
4:00 o'clock.
Mr. C. L. Moss of Castelia, Nash
county, was here Saturday and -'purchased'
two farms, through the Reids
ville Insurance & Realty Co. They are
the Richmond place on the north .Me
of town, contains !)t acres and tno
Galigher farm just west. of town con
taining 70 acres. Mr. MOss will move
here about December 1st. His son,
Mr. J. M. Moss, purchased the J. U.
MeCollum lot on Piedmont street end
will erect a handsome residence lie
will also become a citizen of Reids
ville and engage in the practice of bis
profession here.
Mr. Thomas J. Darlington, a promi
nent citizen of Leaksvllle, died sud
denly at his home yesterday morning
at 4:30 o'clock. He was 75 years old.
The funeral was conducted from t hi
Leaksvllle M. I-1 church this morning
and Interment was at Lawson's ejnie
tery. Mr. Darlington was. a Confeder
ate 'veteran" ami had u w ide circle of
friends throughout tho county, rur
many years he was editor of Uu
a
large job ollice. He was a fluent
writer and a man of considerable abil
ity. He retired from active business
life several yeas ago. Peace to hU
ashes !
when he ought to be out getting his
hands dirty while he was learning
processes and materials.
Probably the government, like pri
vate enterprises, will have to depend
more and more on women for stenog
raphy. The limitations that custom
still throws about Women's work
makes this field particularly popular.
There are many capable girls who
would like to plunge into the bear' of
a business in overalls and jumoers
like their brothers. But society woul I
be shocked. They are not yet ready
to defy society.
So the girls will undoubtedly
monopolize this field, or nearly so.
They will crowd it too full, tnus Keep
ing down the rates of payment. This
drives out of the business the m3n
whoever expect to support a family
No wonder Uncle Sam must ransack
the country to find his 200 expert
shorthand men.
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy.
This Is a medicine that every 1am
ily should be provided with. Colic
and diarrhoea often come on sudden
ly and it is of the greatest importance
that they be treated promptly. Consid
er this suffering that must be endured
unt.fl a physician arrives or medicine
can be obtained. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has a
reputation second to none for the
quick rel: f which it affords. Obtain
able everywhere.
C ASTO R I A-
For It f ants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Mwayp bears
the
Signature of
How about your subscription?
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST. WANTED, ETC
1 ' a n A 3 alvfann Innlnira Im Imr ni'it
witht avT fh Ytir-Thrf LeaksviUe-Gazette 4ind conducted
was called on account of darkness.
Mr. W. W. Boyles was carried to St.
Leo's hospital in Greensboro Wednes
day' afternoon suffering- with aeeiilo
appendicitis. Ho was immediately op
erated on. The operation was suc
cessful and ho Is now in a very satis
factory condition. Mrs, Boyles spent
Sunday with him and found hl condi
tion very favorable.
Saturday's breaks of tobacco vere
decidedly the largest ho far this (sea
son; It was about 3 o'clock when the
last pile was sold. Prices held up to
the highost notch and everybody was
well pheased. An unusually largo v I
of farmers were in town watching the
pales. Trade was good with the mer
chants and tho old town looked bu
sier than it has in a long time.
The High School Girls held a meet
ing on Friday afternnon for the pur
pose of reorganizing the Irving Liter
ary Society for 1916-17. Marion Mor
rison was unanimously elelcted pres
ident. The other .officers are: Vice
President, Irene Stacey; Sec. and
JTreas., Dorothy Williams; Critic, Ruth
Teachy; Press RcporTex, Lola Yuug.
TEb'c TRoal Cafe
NEXT DOOR TO TUCKKRS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
FIRST CLASS SERVICE
AO the Delicacies of die Season
Our lady friends from the
county can save the trouble of
bringing lunche when shopping
by making the Royal Cafe head
quarters where they will always
find a cordial welcome.
Also news stand in connection.
O. W. GWYNN. Mgr.
. ' - MADISON.
Madison's school opened Monday
morning with the largest attendance
In its history, Many of the p. re-.?.!
and friends of the school were p e
sent to witness the ererciscs, and I he
term bids fair to eclipse all -others.'
Tv It. Pratt and Dr. J. T. Taylor re
turned from lialttmore ine inner pan. t
of last week, where the former went
to consult a specialist. Mr. Pratt was
advised to return to Baltimore ami un
We pay cash for country produce
Cosmo Benson.
Roofing at $1.00 per roll and up at
Reidsville lurdware Co.
Lucas Pa inU---stay --painted Sje
Reidsville Hardware!' Co.
Best thicken exhibit at the Danville
Fair, October 10th to i:;th
FOR RENT -A Six room house, clone
to business. Apply, at Citizens Bank.
.-.Vulcan Chilled Plows are the best.
For sale by Townsend Buggy Co.
Special low prices on buggies and
harness. Reidsville Hardware Co.
A fresh line of groceries and vegetables,-
Cosmo Benson, Phone C3.
UOARDKRS WAXTKD. Apply to
Mrs. S. S. Porter, 46 Lindsey street.
See the livestock and poultry exhib
its at the Danville Fair. Oct. 10 to 13.
Rogers & Cook are your ''friends'.
dergo treatment for a term of three They want and appreciate your trade
weeks, the specialist promising to
have him in "ship-shape" at tho end
of that time. Many friends will bo
pleased to learn that the prospects for
an early recovery are so bright, and
hope that he will soon be with
again halo and hearty.
The electric light question for Mid
Ison has been revived and it is more
than probable that something will yet
Trsnitr-wtthm-
Five bbarrels pure apple vinegar
just received - J. I). MeCollum & Son.
Carload of choice. Timothy hay
Prices right, Rascoe. Huobard & Co.
If you get your work at the Climax
U!4 .J Barber Shop you get the best service.
fio.ooo to lend on first mortgage
real estate Reidsville Insurance &.
Realty Co.
Oliver Chilled Plows soli and
Mrs. Minnie Price left for her noma
in Miami, Fla.. Monday, after spend
ing the summer with her uncle. Mi. J.
V. Price Messenger,
How's This?
We offer one hundred dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not bo cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O
We, tho undersigned, have known
V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
al l" to carry out any obligations made
by h!s firm.Natlonal Bank of Com
merce, Toledo, O.
Hall's (Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price "5 ceut-j
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
gtTafanTeed by Reidsville -Hardware-
Company.
Buy Boss Self Working Clothes
Washer. Sold by Townsend Buggy
Company.
Xice lot of Porto Rico molasses just
arrived. Try it J. p. MeCollum
Son. Phone Si.
Our stock of dry goods is full and
up to-date. Please call and see. -W.
D. Hightower.
The Reidsville School of Music
will open Sept. 1 Mrs. R. M. tJ. El
lington, Principal.
Chickens and eggs, lots -of tnem
nearly every day. Call me up. 'Phone
63. Cosmo Benson.
FOR SALE One fine colt. 4 years
old next spring. 150. Also a feed
and corn milt, only $30. Apply to
Lester Combs. Mooreneld place. R. F.
D. I.. Reidsville, N. C
See the latest farm machinery In
operation at the Danville Fair, Ooto-
ber lUh to 13th. j
FOR SALE. One new top deliver!
wagon; will sell at a bargain. Tjw-i-'
-end Buggy Company.
We make a specialty of children'
hair cutting at the Climax .next door
to Rank of Reilsvllle.
For twenty-rour inch concrete wel!
pipe, brick and building blocks, call
on W. T. Wootton. Mgr.
Paroid Roofing not cheapest
least expense. Big stock at
price. Reidsville Hardware Co.
FOR SALE. Motor truck, capacity
l.ooo pounds. Good bargain. Leaks
ville Electric Co., Leaksville, N. C.
We handle lots of country produce,
the best the market affords. Chickens
and eggs. Phone 63. Cosmo Benson.
Full stock of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Phone us your orders. Pr imp'
delivery. W. D. Hightower. Phone 31.
Hot and cold baths at the Cl'tnax
Barber Shop. Buy a ticket good fo
G baths for $1. 00. Barber & Petti-
Krew.
Everything fresh; everything new;
prompt delivery; groceries and couit'
try produce. Cosmo Benson, Phone
No. 63.
When Brittaln fills your prescrip
tions you get exactly what your doctor
prescribes. Brlttain Is a Druggist,
i Phone 300.
! We pay cash or trade for country
produce. Highest market prices. -Trent
& Trent, Ware & Somers build
ing, Phone 1S2.
FOR RENT. 140 acre farm on
Wolf Island creek. 50 acres bottom
land. Apply to J. R. Morgan, Ruth i.
N. C. R. F. D. 3.
i Sun Rise uour, best that money ran
buy; we guarantee every pound to
please. Give it a trial. J. I). McCo!
lum & Son.. Phojte S4.
If you want to visit Reidsville's
cleanest grocery store, come and see
us at Trent & Trent's old stand.
Phone 63. Cosmo Benson.
For good automobile service at any
time, day or night, large or small
cars, at reasonable rates, call J B
Faulkner, Phone 241 or 94.
We aro in position to fill all or
ders for everything your carpenter
i;eeds. Our grades are better and
ur prices lower. Rogers & Cook.
Deputy S. T. Neal has returned from
a pleasantly spent vacation with re
latives at Black Mountain. He says
he had the time of his life on this
trip.
I hereby return sincere thanks to
my many friends for their act9 ot
kindness shown my family during the
llness and death of my beloved wife.
Johns B. Martn.
Mail orders receive onr prompt and
careful attention. We have the stock.
We know the drug business. We
want your trade. Brittaln's Drug
Store. Phone 300.
The Reidsville School of Music,
conducted by Mrs. R.M. B. Ellington,
will open SSept. T. Instruction given
by her at the residence of Mrs. J. C.
Mills, on Lindsey street.
Just received, a full and elegant lire
of shoes' for -men, women and ;hil
dren. including North Carolina made
shoes, best on the market.' Prices
right. W. D. Hightower.
FOR SALE. A "nice- five-passenger
automoble; only been driven about
5-.000' or 6.000 miles, for sale at a sac
rifice; or will trade for cattle. See J.
C. Roberts of; J. E. Amos at Amos
Motor Company.
: '.Seasonable press-.' Goods. Stocks
are at their best , just now and selec
tion is easy. Those who want to se
all that is desirable, and who desire
to select from complete lines, should
come at once. Mrs. Cc lie . Irvir. fc
Co., The Woman's Store.
WANTED. Eggs, chickens. ' haras
honey, onions, potatoes, beeswax, a id
tallow. I am paying this week for
eggs, 25c ; young chickens, IS cents
pound; hens, 16c. pound. I make
prompt returns. J. W. Wiley, :'00
North Elm Strtet, Greensboro, N. .C.
Accessories at Little Prices. At
tractive offerings in Neckwear, Rib
bons and Veilings that will , appeal
strongly to thrifty women. In every
case the saving from regular prices is
worthy of your inspection. Mrs. Cor
nie Irvin & Co., The Woman's Store.
WARNING. This is to warn the
public against hiring or harboring
Sylvester Troxler, a colored youth 17
years old. who has left his nj".e
without my consent. Any one viola
ting this notice will be prosecuted ac
cording to law. Henry 1 .oxler, R. F,
D. 1. Brown Summit, N. C.
IflLXHE PUBLIC: I have severed
THEY ARE HERE!
WE HAVE THE STYLES IN
SUITS, COATS, SWEATERS,
DRESSES, SHIRTWAISTS
HATS, ETC.
RIPHT MOW Is the time to SEE the new things
luUlll lllMi every express brings us.
MRS. CORNIE IRVN & CO.
THE VVOH AIM'S STORE
QUALITY AND STYLE Agents Pictorial Review Patterns
Sow Turnip Seed!
A fresh supply of new
crop seed just in.
Twelve varieties. AH
good.
Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
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If you are a judge of good cloth, come
to us, you'll find the quality you are look
ing for. If you ARE NOT, come to us and
"Leave it to us." You want the BEST law
yer and the BEST doctor. Men in need of
clothes come to the BEST clothing store.
The clothing business is a PROFESSION,
too. And if you don't know whether or
not WE know our business and will treat
you right, ask those who deal with us.
WILLIAMS & CO.
THE MAN'S STORE
REIDSVILLE, N. C.
ray connection with J. H. DurolTJ
store where I have been for the past
nine years and am now with our store
on Gilmer street. I return thanks
for ths past liberal patronage of ray
friends and respectfully ask for a con
tinuance of same. Jas. D, McCollnm
of the firm of J. D. MeCollum &
Son.
The Southern Railway will operate
a low round trip fare excursion frrni
North Carolina points to Jackson
ville. St. Petersburg. Sarasota and
Tampa, Fla.. Tuesday. September 26
1916. Special trai CiMsistlng of Pull
man sleeping cars and high class daj
coaches will leare Greensboro at
p. m.. arrtving In Jacksonvillt text
morning at 10:55. Fare from Reids
ville to Jacksonville and return. ?J 20.
For further Information ce ticket
aent.
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GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED 100 POUNDS OF WOODS
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
ALL THE GOOD KINDS!
VELVET ICE CREAM -
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR VELVET
ICE CREAM. BEST TO BE HAD.
WE GET IT FRESH EVERY DAY.
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY