AGE SIX
TUESDAY. DEC. GTII, 1916
THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. C.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
All Work Guaranteed
Office over Harris Bros. Store
Office Hours from 7 to 9 P, M.
HOW TO BORROW MONEY
IRA E. HUMPHREYS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special attention to settling estate
practice Id all courts, except Record
r Oourt Office In Fels Buildin
orer A. 8. Price & Co.'s Store.
OL1DEWELL & ROBERTS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt mention to all matter
intrtste'. Practice In all coun
Office In Citizens Pnnk linildlns
iIJORTT SMITH
LAWYER
Office OKii Burton & lVirsoTi s 3h e
Btore. A general practice n iu j m
Including settlement of estates,
nmTi nf Insurance olloctl"n
claims, etc, tec Practir in all courts,
claims, etc. Practice in all courts.
STirJ. IVIE B. C TROTTE
JULIUS JOHNSTON
ad
of
Through a Federal Farm Loan Asso
ciation. 1. Ten or more farmers wanting
loans must organize the association.
2. No man can get. a loan for more
than $10,000 or less than J 100, or for
less than five or more than 40 years.
3. Borrower must lie, or about to
become, the owner of the land offered
as security, and engaged, in its culti
vation.
4. Borrower to use money for the
following purposes and none other:
(a) To purchase land for agricultural
jhcs; '(b). to purchase equipment, fer
tilizers and livestock necessary for
the proper and reasonable operation
of the mortgaged farm; (c) to provide
buildings and improvo the mortgaged
land; (d) to liquidate indebtedness of
the owner.
5. A board of five directors must.
tn elected by the members of the
association, and these directors must
Joct ' a president, vice -president, hoc-retary-trasurer.
and a loan committee
of three members.
C. The loan con, mitt'
l- je (in. lands of all m
repf rt s of .h se a .' .
rether ith other nee
'ion. must be forward. (! '
tary to the district Fclcnil land bank
7. if the district land bonk and
the Federal Farm Loan Board, upon
exa rulnafjun, find that all require
ments have been complied with a
barter will be issued and the lonna
granted. - Progressive Farrtjer.
CONTEST OVER NANCE WILL
PUT OFF TILL NEXT COURT
must
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ME, TROTffciK & JOHNS TOP
Attorney!, at Law
Office In the new Irvln
mtfxt to Bank of ReMflvllle.
" j. R. JOYCE
Attorney at Law,
Office in old Citizens B"
Practice In State hv.u
oarts.
Loans negotiated.
Pulldlm
Bulld".
Feders
HUGH R. SCOTT
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
Special attention to negotiation o
loans: oonduct nd settlements ''.
estates; buying and selling reM
Uta. Office, Citizens Bank Bldg
FERCY T.
STIERS
Lav
Attorney and Counselor at
Reldavllle. N. C.
Special attention to negotiation
loans, settlement ot estate, boyi
and selling real estat. Tnaarmn
adjusted. Practice If all rouru.
Oflce In Tsmbetb Bulldlnjr. Or
JM. SHARP
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office over old citizens Bank Build
tag. opposite Confederate Monument
REIDRVILLB, .. .. . ,. .. NT. C
J AS W. HOPPER
ARCHITECT,
none 131-2.11 Iflk(iv1!le. N. C
DR. J. R. MEADOR
DENTIST
Office orer New Citiwna Bank.
Residence 'Phone I6S-L.
'Phone 281.
McMICHAEL & RAY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
I'ractlee In all oorV
Mr. McMlchael will be In the ReC
tile office on Tneadays. Wednfadsf
ratirsdays. Fridays and In Madlso
on Batnrdays.
WILLIAM REID DALTOh
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Reldavllle, N. C
Oeneral practice of the law In 8tat
and Federal Courts.
Money loaned on real estate. Bs
totes administered on and set tled
Real estate hnJught and sold
! Bad Teeth and Rheumatism.
; A few years ago when attention
i vas first called to the fact that rheu
matism was often caused by defec--,e
tee'h. it. was something new ev
c.i to t he nieillcal profession. How
ever, modern medicine soon accepted
the fact, the truth of Hie stai . -merit
having been well testd. and is now
ranch concerned with the prevention
of diseases at this source. The laity
too are accepting the fact and are
waking up to the seriousness of its
meaning.
That a decayed tooth could cause
anything so serious as joint rhocrna
tvsrn was hard to believe, so investi
gatons were made to see just how
the teeth, tonsils, gums and other
purls of the mouth when disease af
.ecfed the -different P'irts or th.v body.
The result of the investigations have
been astonishing. H was found that
oral infections, such as bad teeth, di
seased tonsils and suppora rt ing gums.
C'used by Ulggs' disease or 'abscess
es, not only cause muscle and joint
rl ell mil l is, but ki'iiii'v troisjjles -tiephritia
..or ;Brigh-1s diseases -'heart
in feet io .'l.s, slom'icii .' ulcers?... diseases
of the blood vssels, glandular Infer-';
(ions, sklti diseases. Including boils,
and various infections of the nervous
system such as neumtis, neuralgias
and sciatica.
Bad teeth are no longer the inno
cent deformities they, were once
thought to be. 'I hey .disqualify men
for the army, children for school and
men and women, for a long useful life,
pes.ides' harboring, disease germs in
their cavities, they hinder the proper
chewing of the food, which in turn
hinders proper digestion, and nutri
tion. Like diseased tonsils and
spongy pus formng gums, they ero
de poisons that are devitalizing and
deadly to the other members of the
body.
The will case of the late Terrell II.
Nance, although on the Superior
court docket for trial Monday, was
not reached and goes over to the next
(mm of court. However, a motion
was made by Mr. PaceV. attorney
making all the heirs parties to the
suit. This probably means a long
drawn let;:il battle for possession of
an. est, lie Ih.tt the testator himself
said was worth less than three thou-
s-.nd dollars.
'The will filed for probate shows
that it was executed on the 28th day
of June, PiO.O, with C. T. Martin and
f! . A . Frye as witnesses. Mr. Nance
died on the 2!rd of May, 1015, and
announcement was made ;tt the burial
tnat he bad left his property to H. C.
."ace, and this caused comment at the
lime. But when the will was filed if
was found that Miss Tarde Nance, a
n.ece, was named as legatee ami that
Mr. Pace was only the executor. It
was also found that the will was in
Pace's hand writing and that it had
been in his possession all (he time.
Ii - 'iso found 'hat Mr. Pace
c';t;ni. e! "e v, I refused to
fi'.'c '' . ;i : ill us he terms f the
Jiill with the leratr-e.
l'v ens' ruing the tirm "natural
i'fe" to mean single life the executor
lays claim to the property. In other
words, she was not to marry, they
(i ntend. ll'it this can not be estab
lished even, if it was material, for Mr.
.Nance lived at the home of his niece
seven months after she was marrie.1,
ai.d'w.is not the kind of man who
would live at any one's home he dis
liked. MVs 'an i. (now Mrs. Murray l liv- j
ci wimi hit i ncie i eneii pve years
during . viXrh time i he sewed and
placed her earnings with his and to
gether liiey invested in property and
!i ans. And it was for the purpose of
' 'il.'iig lier about their joint itivest
e cuts and the matter of the will
'hat lie visited her after her mar
riage. The fad that coumiol from outside
the rumt.y has been brought into the
suit, indicates a long drawn battle,
notwithstanding the assurance of her
uncle that the executor would see
l.liat. she got the properly without.
...,'iv suit whatever.
The will reads as follows:
H. Nance, do hereunto c.y. my hand
and seal this the 28th day of June,
3909.
T. II. NANCE. eal.)
Witness:
('. T. Martin
(i A. Frye.
If I Can Live..
If
ive
I can
make some pale face brighter,
and to give
I'cond lustre to some tear-dimmed
eye.
Or e'en impart
One throb of comfort to an aching
heart,
Or cheer some wayworn soul in pass
ing by.
If I can lend
A strong hand to the fallen, or de
fend The right against a single envious
strain,
My life, though bare,
Perhaps, of much that seemcth dear
and fair
To us t,f earth, will not have been in
vain .
The purest joy.
Most near to heaven, far from earth's
a!!- -
I- bidding cloud give way to sun ami
shine:
Ami 'twill be well.
If en that day of days tee angels
tell
mi me. She did her best for one of
Thine.
Helen Hunt Jackson.
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Sloan's Liniment Is first thought of
by mothers for bumps, bruises and
f.pralns that are continually happen
ing to children. It quickly penetrartes
and soothes without rubbing. Cleaner
and more effective than mussy plas
ters or ointments. Fot aches neural
gia pain and that grlppy sorness af
ter colds. Sloan's Liniment gives
prompt relief. Have a bottle handy
tor bruises, strains, sprains and all
external pain. For the thousand
whose work calls them outdoors, the
pains and aches following exposure
are relieved by Sloan's Liniment. At
all druggists, 25c.
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near future.
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STONEVILLE
Mr. Clyde Thomas from Oak Ridge
was at home on a visit to his par- j
cuts last. week.
Miss Mary Dalton of Greensboro
Was visiting Miss Nell Taylor last
week.
Mr, Bert Martin of Madison was
In town recently.
Misses Nollio Taylor, Ruby Thom
i s. (lertrudo Glenn, and Messrs.
("yile Thomas and Frank King did
tosed to Oak Rldgo Sunday afternoon
We aro glad to note f h t A 'm nev
I'ugeno Trivett( in nhf (' lie imt
after a long spell of sickness.
Miss Mabel Glenn has been confln
de to her room on account of shik
ness the past 'oek but Is able to
lie back at her duties at Bethany.
Miss Anno Garrett was the attrac
tive visitor of Miss Mary Joyce last
week; .. ..
Miss Carrie King of Walkortown
was home a few days of last week
Mr. L- L. Self from Mayodan was
iimong the throng of visitor! this
week.
Cough M:dlcine For Children
Mrs. Hugh Cook. Scottsville. N. Y..
pays: "About Ave years ago when we
were living In Garbutf, N, Y., I diw:
tored two of my children suffering
from colds with Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and found it jiu;t as repre
sented in every way; . It promptly
checked their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than anything J
ever used." Obtalnablo everywhere.
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State of North Carolina
;toclinghnm County.
I, T. If. Nance, of the aforesaid
county and State, being of sound
mind.' but considering the uncertain
ty of iny earthly existence, do make
and declare this my last will and
t est anient : ' .
I. My executor hereinafter mimed
shall give my body a decent burial
.'iiitable 1 o I he wishes of m v friends
and relatives arid nav all funeral i
expenses together with all my just
debts' out of the first monies-which
tray. 'come into his hands belonging
to my estate.
2. I give ami devise to my. niece.
Carrie Nance, daughter of J. 11.
Nance of Coft'een, I!T7nois, after ail
just and honest debts are paid the
balance of my entire estate so long
as she - maintains', her natural life
and' make." her honie in Illinois or
here in Rockingham county, State of
North Carolina; Otherwise I give my
entire estate .'after, all' my debts are
paid to my executor.
Incase I should live longer than
my niece. Carrie Nance,, I give my
entire estate after all just debts: are
paid to my executor.
P My executor shall in case of my
sicknoss see that I am well, cared tor.
f. I hereby constitute and appoint
ny truly friend II. C. Pace, of the
011 nt y of Rockingham, State of
.North' Carolina, ''my- lawful executor
to all intents and purposes to execute
ihis my last will and testament ac
cording to ' the true intent and mean
ing of the same and every part and ,
clause thereof, hereby evoking and j
declaring utterly void all otherwills J
and testament by me heretofore
made.
In witness whereof I, the said T.
lie
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WE WANT TO DO YOUR REPAIR WORK ON WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND EYEGLASSES FOR THE GREAT, BIG REASON TA A T WE'VE GOT
THE MA TE RIALS AND KNOW HOW TO DO IT h.IGHT AND THE PRICE
WILL BE REASONAHLE. IT WILL PA Y YOU TO COME TO US FOR THE
SATISFACTION Ol R WORK WILL GIVE YOU.
OUR STOCK OF WATCHES IS THE LARGEST WE HAVE EVER HAD
WITHOUT AN ADYANCk. IN PRICES.
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MBS. SLACK'S LETTER
To Mothers of Delicate Children
Palmyra, Pa. "My little girl had a
chronic cough and wus so thin you could
count her ribs, and bhe had no appetite.
Nothing we gave her seemed to help her,
until one day Mrs. Neiliert asked me to
try Vinol, and now she is hungry all tho
time, her cough is frone, she is stouter
and has a more healthy color. I wish
tverv mother who has a delicate child
would try Vinol." Mrs, Alfred Slack.
We guarantee Vinol, our non-secret
tonic, to make - dedicate children
healthy and strong.
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Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky.
"It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds,
liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught
saved my little girl's life. When she had .he measles,
they went in on her, but one good dose of Thedford's
Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no
more trouble. I shall never be without
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If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black
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STOCK OF
MILLINERY
In order to reduce slock we will
close out our entire line of Winter
Millinerry at greatly reduced prices
Our stock is large and the styles
the very latest. Pleaie call and
see the splendid bargains we are
offering.
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HAT SHOP
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