fAGE EIGHT
REIDSVILLE REVIEW REIDSVILLE. n.
FRIDAY, OCT. 13TII, liHfl.
JNEWS OP REIDSVILLE
fw,. AND ROCKINGHAM
Town HU tonlsht!
f Mr. W. W. Boyles spent ynstord'iy
fa Winston-Salem.
' MIsg Mary Preddy la visiting rola
Jives In Qreenaboro.
Miss Mary Boyd of Washington 1
A guest of frienda and relatives lue.
Mrs. J. H. Barber and son Rohtrt
'are visiting In Petersburg, Hopewell
end Richmond.
' Mr. AOd Mrs. O. P. MoMtt and lit
tle son of High Point are visiting
lrs. J. N. Hester.
Mr. L. L. Self, formerly of itoan
bke, Va., has located at Mayodan for
Jhe practice of law.
Mr. O. W. Patterson, a well known
insurance man of Charlotte, was in
Jteldsvllle Wednesday.
Mrs. J. P. W'ray and Mrs. Scott
Flllman are attenling the Vir;;.iu;
tate Fair In Richmond.
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters make a
l)ig reduction In your coal bill. Sao
their advertisement and gurantee.
Republican headquarters for thi'i
county have been opened in the Irvui
building over the Climax barber simp.
Mr. John Hester in atton:l;:ig the
.University of Maryland at Ilikitnore
here bo is taking a dental surgwii'b
.Course.
Mr. J. F. Drish of !' ' i e William
County, Va Is in RcirNville looking
around for a farm wirh a view of lo
cating in this section.
Mr. end Mrs. Otis Phillips and chil
dren of Richmond are visiting Mrs.
Phillips' parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Moore, on Maple n venue.
Mr. A. II. Dicker-son, a progressive
farmer of the Mayfleld section was m
town Wednesday and gave The Re
view office a very pleasant call.
Democratic county candidates will
ttpeak at the town hall tonight, Thurs
day, at 8:45, ' Immediately after the
preaching at Methodist church.
Mr. R. 0. Henson, Jr., the Iik ms
trial and Immigration Agent of the
Southern lt'!way. with headquarters
at Asheviile spent Wednesday here.
Rev. I-.' I. Cox of Klon College w.l!
fill his regular appointment, at the
Iteidavllle Christian church on next
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 1:'M p. m. The
public cordirily lavitcd.
Every member of the Presbyterian
congregation, who can do so, is earn
estly reauented to donate preaei-v.es,
jelly, canned fruits, etc., for the
Barium Springs Orphanage on the
gro wench" for sale. The paper Is
quite a curiosity.
Mrs. Jack Sands H visiting rela
tives in Chatham, Va. '
The Irving Literary Society held Its
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon in the school auditorium. The
Initiation of the new members caused
old
ISth of this month, and please sen-l
the same to Mr. C. II. Fetzer's dni
store for shipment.
In order that everybody may go to
church toniftht (Thursday) and alse
hear the county candidates, the speak
ing at the town hall will not begin un
til after the church service.
Miss Llllie Roman, daughter of Mr. a great deal of fun among the
and Mrs. S. Roman of Reidsvllle and
Mr. Joseph Potter were united in
marriage last Sunday evening at Mx
o'clock at the Wilson Street Syna
gogue, Danville, Va.
Patrolman T. D. Hatcher of the
Mount Airy police force, was heie a
few days ago to deliver Percy Fi v, a
white man, wanted in this county ot.
ii charge ot retailing. Mr. HaUdier
arrestel Fry In Mt. Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Barber and -,)
Raymond motored down to Jacks t,
Springs and spent the week-end with
Miss Audrey Iiarber, who is teaching
school at that place. Miss Margaret
Young accompanied them.
There will be an important meet
ing of the Royal Arcanum Council on
Monday night, at 7:30 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired, as something
that may seriously concern e.ich
member will be brought up for law
ful consideration.
The weather has been ideal fur the
fairs this week clear, cool and t(:m
Largo numbers of our citizens hiv;
visited -the Danville and Greensboro
fairs and a few have taken in the V'ir
glnia Fair at Richmond. All report
pleasant outings.
The Rev. E. C. Murray, D. D.. pas
tor of the Alamance church. Guilford
county, will preach at the Presbyte
rian church here Sunday, and also
will speak in the interest of the
;iade Valley High School. A lull
attendance is desired.
John T. Wooten of near Wentwortli
one of The Review's most loyal color
ed friends, sold tobacco here Wednes
day at fancy prices. John has been a
regular subscriber of The Review. for
over twenty years and we appreciate
his constancy and friendship.
Mrs. Mattie Moore, mother of Mr.
Harry Moore, of Reidsvllle, has in her
possession a copy of the "Ulster
County Gazette." publisher in King
ston, -N. Y., under date of January -.
1800 It Is a four-column, tour page
sheet, und was publishod weekly. Tho
Issue is in mourning for Geo. Hash
ington, who died a few days before
that date. Considerable space is de
voted to the European war new.,.
though three months old. Among the
advertisements Is one offering a "ne-
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fill II m
nAHomeBank
thai payx
Intcfest
YOUR HOME BANK
You naturally wish to transact your banking
business with the bank which endeavors in every
way to further the progress of your own commun
ity. This bank is essentially a home institution
and by transacting your banking with it you are
assured of personal attention to your individual'
requirements and of practical service and co-operation
in the development of your interests.
Our success is yours and your success is ours.
girls. The new members took the
oath, and after the reading of the
constitution the old girls gave an
attractive play, "Mrs. Jarley's Fa
mous Wax Works," which was
iijoyed by all.
Mr. J. E. Garrett, a popular young
farmer of Lenox Castle, was united
in marriage Wednesday night, the
11th, to MIs3 Lucilo Dlackwell, the
attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs
R. H. lilackwell of Waynesvllle. Mr.
Garrett was accompanifnl to Waynes
ville by Mr. R. G. Wray of Reidsville,
who acted as best man. The newly
wedded couple left immediately on an
extended bridal tour before returning
to the groom's home at Lenox Castle.
Very satisfactory progress Is being
made on the city's street paving, a
large area on Main street having al
ready been laid with the mixture of
'snlialt and broken stono preparatory
to the pure asphalt top. The road
shows up very well under the pre
sent, condition, and whvn the asphalt
is laid, .limn si reel win ceruainiy pre
sent a very handsome appearance,
and with the completion of the paving
we will have a system of thorough
fares second to none. But additional
labor is badly needed. Hands, white
or colored, are in demand. Wages of
$1.25 to $l.f a day are being paid
nnd the contractors could use fully
fifty more hands right now.
Hon. A. L. Rrooks of Greensboro
was in town Wednesday en route to
Oregon Hill where he made a red hot
Democratic speech at the rally there
He gave The. Review office a pleasant
call. Mr. Brooks is doing some ef
fective campaign work and is in fine
fettle ami very optimistic over Demo
cratic prospects In the nation. He
held a joint debate with Jake Newell
of Charlotte Tuesday night and sewed
up that doughty Republican to the
queen's aste. Mr, Brooks also spoke
at Pelham yesterday where a Ing
rally and brunswiek stew were held.
We are informed that Mr. Brooks' ad
dress at Oregon was one of the finest
ever heard In this section, the late
beloved Aycock's efforts not even be
ing excepted. Five hundred people
were there to hear him and to enjoy
the delicious stew.
CLUBBING OFFERS
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near future.
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DAVIS' CARRIAGE PAINTS
art colors grounl in tough, e'astic
Coach Varnish and one coat will
make your faded automobile or car
riage look like new. They are easy
I to apply and dry with a strong, high
gloss-clinching Enamel finish! Made
for wear and tear.
Ask your dealer.
LISTEN!
The Reidsvllle Building & Loan Association has
something to tell you, and that is how to
begin to save.
Saturday, October 14tb, we open cur 30th series.
Be on hand then and join the many others who
have been with lis heretofore. Once start, then go
ing is as natural and easy to you as wearing your
hat. To start, first of all, you take as many share
as you Want and on each share you pay us 23 cents
per week duts,an;i for each share you pay iui ini
tiation fee of 25 cents the first week, 'with no other
expense to you. Remember this stock is free from
taxation. Every elirre you take and keep paid up
will amount to $100 00 from six and one-third to
eix and one-half ye ai s.
CaU In the office of the Secretary & Treasurer, room num
ber 200 new Citizens Bank Building and talk the matter over.
Reidsville Building & Loan Association
R. B. CHANCE, President,
JNO. D. HUFFINES, Secretary
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, wanted; ETC
Pooling at '.$1.00 per roll and up at
Reidsville Hardware Co.
Oliver Chilled Plows sold and
guaranteed by Reidsville Hardware
Company.
Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing.
i Jas. W. Manuel, Rarer Building, Gil
mer Street.
Have your watch repairing done at
Jas. W. Manuel's, Rorer Building, on
Gilmer street.
Horse, cow and chicken feed, such
as hay, shlpstuff , bran, oats, screen
ings, etc. Harris Bros.
For twet-ty-rour inch concrete well
pipe, brick and building blocks, call
on W. T. Wootton. Mgr.
Paroid Roofing not cheapest but
least expense. Big stock at olu
price. Reidsville Hardware Co.
WANTED. Eggs, chickens, butter
fresh meats and vegetables. Market
prices paid in cash. New Southern
Hotel.
We pay cash or trade for country
produce. Highest market prices.
Trent & Trent. Ware & Somers build
ing, Fhone 182.
FARM FOR SALE. A nice 76-acre.
well improved farm, 3 1-2 miles from
Reidsville. Bargain for quick buyer.
Ralph Stratton, R. 3, Reidsvllle.
Seed eata and rye for sale by Har
ris Bros.
Lucas Paints stay painted. See
Heidsville Hardwarel Co.
We pay cash or trade for country
produce. J. D. McCollum & Son.
I am no longer agent for the Footer
Dye Works. J. S. Hutcherson.
If your piano needs tuning call Jomis
at New Southern Hotel. Thone 62.
Another lot Sun Rise Flour Just re
ceived. Give it a trial. J. D. McCol
lum & Son.
FOR SALE Two good second-hand
buggies at bargains. Townsend Bug
gy Company.
Polite and prompt attention given to
all 'phone orders. Tickets sent with
all packages. Harris Bros.
LOST. White setter pup six montns
old; lemon spots around ears. Re
ward. Return to Review office.
FOR RENT Desirable and fur
nished front rooms with or without
board, at No. 24 Lindsey Street.
Subscribe for stock in the Reids
ville Building R- Loan Association,
and get ready to build a home.
Two or threo good second-hand
Kord cars for sale at a bargain to
nick buver. Amos Motor Co.
The Reidsvllle Building & Loan A.s
sociation pays you six per cent iuttr
e.st on your money, free of taxes.
The books are now open for sub
scription, to stock in the l!Uh serie
of the Reidsville Building & Loan
Association.
Onr stock of staple and fancy gro
ceries is kept up to the standard, and
wo guarantee quality and prices.
Harris Bros.
Iiring us your chickens, eggs, hams
r any kind of produce. Highest mar
ket prices, cash or trade. J. D. Mc
Collum & Son.
No better time to start a savings
account than now. Subscribe for
stock in the Reidsville Building &
Loan Association.
FOR RENT. "Desirable furnished
front room; modern conveniences;
lindsey street, near Main. Apply to
Mrs. J. D. Jacobs.
We have a nice line of dress ging
hams, flannels, brown and bleached do
mestics, hosiery, etc. See us before
buying. Harris Bros.
Amos Motor Co. now have a car
load of new Ford cars in their show
rooms and will be glad to have ycu
come In and see them.
LOST. Thirty dollars some where
on Scales or Morehead streets. Throe
ten-dollar bills. Liberal reward for
return. X, Review Office.
We have with us Mr. Auburn Lam
beth, son of Mr. Henry Lambeth, who
will be glad to see and have his
friends at Harris Bros.'
For good automobile service at any
time, day or night, large or small
cars, at reasonable rates, call J. B.
Faulkner, Phone 241.
Letter heads, bill heads, statements,
envelopes ciculars,""p6sters, etc. All
work promptly executed. The W. M.
Oliver Printing Company, Reidsville.
WANTED Position by young
man; clerical work preferred, but wil
ling to do anything; some experience
with books. Address "Clerk," oare
of Review.
AGENTS WANTED Let us show
you liow to earn from five to ten del
lars daily with a rapid selling house
hold article The Reliable Agency,
Reidsville, N. C.
Mail orders receive onr prompt and
careful attention. We have the stock.
We know the drug business We
want your tra.Je. BrlttainV Drug
Store. Phone 300.
Geo. W. Baker says he can give as
much for a dollar as any one cam and
handles the best line of shoes on the
market. If you don't believe him tell
him so at Harris Bros.'
FOR PALE One fine colt. 4 years
old next spring, $150. Also a feed
and corn mill, only $30. Apply to
Lester Combs, Moorefleld place, R. F.
D. J.. Reidsville. N. C.
WANTED. Good tenant with plen
ty of fo ct (o rert good farm abv.t
four miles from Reidsville. Can make
good terms to right party. Mrs. C. H.
Overman, Reidsville, N. C.
W. F. Glass, president of Sadler
Local No. 1415 requests all member?
to be present at a regular meeting at
Sadler Schoolhouse on Friday night,
Oct. 13th. II. I. McAlister, Sec.
Registered Berkshires for sale:
pug nose, and from the famous Long
fellow and Masterpiece Premier
breeding. Two sows bred one boar
year old two litters of pigs. The
quick meat kind. W. G. Ballard, TtV
ephone 181-W.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We contracted before the advance for
all ginghams, percals and staplo dry
goods required this season, and will
continue to sell them at old prlce3 as
long as they last. Mrs. Cornle Irvin
& Co., The Woman's Store.
It has been rumored that I will
move my business to Greensboro, but
wish to state that although I have
moved my family to that place I will
continue the 5 and 10c. Store here and
wiU be glad to see all my friends and
customers as usual. R. B. Turner.
Our stock of men's, women's and
children's shoes were bought early
which enables us to sell for much
less than if wa had bought later In tte
season, as some othrs did. Seo our
stock and prices before buying and get
the advantage af our savings. Harris
Broa.
THE SEASON'S
SMARTEST
COAT AND SUIT
STYLES
ARE NOW ON EXHIBIT AT THIS STORE
Introducing a showing of the newest and best in tailored
Suits and Coats with all the best ideas of the fashion lead
ers combined into the garments of exceptional worth and
quality.
The new fabrics lend themselves with beautiful grace to
the lines of the new models and the results are delightfully
pleasing.
Let Us Show Them to You.
MRS. CORNIE IRVN & CO.,
THE WOHAN'S STORE
QUALITY AND STYLE Agents Pictorial Review Patterns
FLOWER BULBS
Hyacinths, Dutch 50c Dozen
Narcissus, Paper White 30c Dozen
Tulips, Single Mixed 20c Dozen
Chinese Lillies 10c Each
Plant early and make home beautiful.
Presh shipment just arrived.
Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
pressmen
m-F
I THAT 1
I S,WU.,VMRI
If you don't believe wearing the best
clothes pays, just dress up slip-shod and
go strike some stranger for a job. You II
never even get to see him, probably, and
if you do you'll get a scire TURN DOWN. The
qlad hand goes out to those only who ap
pear well. It is a matter of BUSINESS to
wear good clothes, Look at your OLD ONES,
then come and look at our NEW ONES. You
will buy.
WILLIAMS & CO.
THE MAN'S STORE
REIDSVILLE, N. C.
9 -. - '-
TWO DOLLAR WHEAT.
Is too high to be eaten up by Weevils. We have the
remedy that will kill them and keep them out.
It is not expensive and you can't afford NOT to
use it.
We also have a big supply of
BLUE STTOlME
for soaklnV Seel Wheat to prevent rust and smntt.
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY