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THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. C.
TiiParuv rvrv VTirr
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
They are doing- It early all right.
Sixteen shopping days till Christ
maa.
The wise shopper has already
shopped.
Mr. Robt. Halrston spent Thanks
giving In Roanoke.
Miss Helen Moore is visiting rela
tives In Ooldsboro.
DeVoe predicts unusually rough
weather during this month.
Master Benton PipTdn is sick with
pneumonia, we regret to learn.
Mrs. J. G. Staples has returned
from a visit to friends in Danville.
Mr. Z. II. Neal of South Boston,
Va., was a week-end visitor here.
Don't send away for that Christ
mas present. You can get it here.
Mrs. L. J. Sands has returned
from a visit to relatives at Chatham,
Va.
Mrs. Robt. Halrston has returned
from u delightful visit in Martina-ville.
. 1 ! I.. 1 T : . 3 1
.-vii mo i miner irvin 01 urut'iiHi ira
fne'it tho week-end here with r'H-
tives.
Mr. wm, Clles is in Greensboro
this week serving on the Federal
Court jury.
The officer with his r.top-watch on
. Main or Llndsey can get' 'em coming
nd going.
Several chaffeur hereabouts need
something beside stop-watches pull
ed on them .
The streets will not get rid of the
dust nuisance, until it gets rid of the
speed nuisance.
Miss Minnie Williamson of Burllng
; ton spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Jno. G. Staples.
Mr. M, A. Apple of Fuquay
PflHnirH hna hnon ananrlfnir n four rinvu-
here with his family.
Miss Lucy Irvin has returned to the
"Meadows" after spending a few day
here with her parents.
MIbs Evelyn Fleming lias . returned
to her home in Milton after a visit
to Miss Ruth Halrston.
Mrs. A. G. Walters of Jackson
Miss., is spending some time here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edd Glass has returned to
her home in Mississippi after an ex
tended visit with friends here.
Mr. Z. V. Cwynn, a prominent to
bacconlst of Durham, spent the week
end on a visit to his mother here.
Mrs. R. D. Gapln and chlldron
will return today from a visit to
Greenville, S. C, and Charlotte.
Unless all signs falls, the following
few months will bring forth winter in
a!l Its fury. Better prepare for it.
Mr. J. If. GrlfTith, a prominent far
mor of near Rtifrin, was a pleasant
caller at The Review office Saturday.
The weather continues' mild and
clear; This his been the most favor
able fall for outdoor work we ever
kdow.
Mr. 0. C. M'Intyrf of Route 1,
one of The Review's most loyal
friends, honored us with a brief call
;. Saturday.
Mr. Rufus Trent of Rldgeway. Va.,
ii now with Trent and Trent and will
be glad to have his friends call and
see him while in town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Dalley of
TowneavIU, N. C, have returned to
Reldsville. Mr. Dalley has accepted
ft position with Gardner's drug store.
The play, "A Woman Won't." will
be given at Apple's School on" Friday
night, Doc. 8th, for the benefit of the
Wentworth .parsonage. Public invited.
house Saturday night, live. 9. Pro
ceeds for benefit of the schixd, Ev
erybody invited to come and bring
boxes .
Get your dinner and' supper' at the
bazaar on 'Dec.. 7 and 8 (Thursday
and Friday) in the Booster Band
ball.-. Oyster, salad course and ice
. cream. :.
Mr. M. Simpson of Route 2
;.ve raged $26 for a load of tobacco
here Friday. He honored The Re
view office, with a pleasant visit
while in town.
Rev. nd Mrs J. F. Kirk of States
ville will arrive at the M. E. parson
age Friday. V.r. Kirk will preach his
first sermon at the Main Street M
R. church Sunday morning. 1
The la.di of the Prohbj torian
hurch will Kive their annoal ba.aar
on Dec. 7 and S (Thursday and Fri
day) In the Booster Band ball. Buy
yotir presents for Christmas there.
Col. Frank L. Lambeth of Tho
nasvllVe cpeut Saturday uftornoou
here with his son. Bev. W. A. Lam
beth, who l preparing to move to
Salisbury as pastor of the First M.
K' cnurca iu-rc,
Mrs. Cora W. Johnston ras gone to
Haw River and will attend the funer
al of Mr. A. W. Haywood at Raleigh
tomorrow. Mr. ITaywood, who was
a son In law of the late Governor
Holt, died Sunday.
The Whittemore-Mobley Hardware
Company announce a demonstration
' of the famous South Bond Maalleable
Eanre 'which -win be .held at their
.-'ore thij week beginning on Wed
t isday eat lasting until Tuesday.
The South Dend if one of the most
popular ranges on the market, and a
cordial invitation is extended house
keepers to caJl and see the practical
demonstration that will be made on
them thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bethell are
now occupying Mrs. Blanche Law's
residence, Main and Lindsey streets,
Mrs. Law will make her home in At
lantlc City.
Remember this paper issues vote
orders in the Co-Operatlve Trading
Campaign Contest on all subscrip
tions sent in. The contest closes Sat
urday, the 9th Inst.
Dr, E. P. McBane, veterinarian,
has decided to move to Greensboro
from Reldsville and will practice his
profession in that community. Our
pwple regret very much to see Dr.
McBane leave Reldsville.
Lieut. Chas. T. Somers will arrive
Wednesday from El Paso.Texas,
having been granted a thirty days'
leave of absence on account of the
llness of his mother, who is conflned
to her home with pneumonia.
The Danville Register and Bee Co
operative Trading Contest closes on
Saturday, the 9th Inst. : This is the
last week to secure votes. Both The
Review and The Review-Observer is
vote orders on subscriptions when
. ..' ! for.
Tho Iron WoH-s Mill, which was
destroyed by fire sonic time a'to, has
been rebuilt and is now running
r.galn. Mr. J. It. Shreve, the pro
prletor, has a new ad. in today's pa
per announcing the reopening of this
famous old mill.
Not only the people of Reldsville
should visit the Grande Theatre on
Thursday, Dec. 7th, but all country
people within reach of Reldsville
should take an evening off to see tho
most wonderful picture that has ever
been produced. 15 and 25c.
Mr. T. M. Jones left Saturday for
Burlington, where he beomes su
perintendent of the Virginia Life In
surance Company's office in that dis
trict. He Is sccceeded here bv Mr.
K, K. Livoley of Burlington, who
will move his family here In a few
days.
Prices on tobacco are the highest of
the season. Notwithstanding a heavy
proportion of very common types of
tobacco, the breaks each day are av
eraging well over $20 per hundred.
Friday's sales were quite heavy and
everybody was highly pleased with
returns.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual bazaar in the Rooster
Hand apartments on Dec, 7, where
there will be on display a line of
beautiful and useful gifts. The la
dies have, decided 'to mark the prices
'way down, so those who seek some
real bargains should be on hand on
ihe 7th and 8th. ,
A; combination hearse and ambu
lance was driven through Reidsville
f'rlday night, en route to High Point.
It is a handsome vehicle, electrically
lighted, and has side seals and room
for a cot. The driver, who Is an auto
dialer of High Point, expected to
drive through during the night. He
brought the car from Philadelphia.
Tho people of Reldsville should feel
complimented that the Grande The-
latre has at last secured for them
that world famous moral; picture,
' Where Are My Children?" Endorsed
find recommended by the lending
clergymen of the county, that every
man and woman should see. -.Exhibit-
t d at Grande Theatre Thursday, De
cember 7th.
Shop early and buy it at home.
This should be the slogan of every
mail, woman and child who love their
home town and would see It prosper.
Our local merchants have prepared
im never before to take care of , the
Christmas shopper and : the person
who cannot bo suited by the local
merchants' is truly hard to please.
Rev. F. L. Townsend. the newly
nppointod preacher in charge of tho
Wentworth circuit, has sent'."' word 1
hat he and his finii'v w!! r, fve ..u !
lie -.TV entwotth-'p rs?mtMt! on. . iie.it
Thursday, Dec. 7th. The ladles of
he circuit are cordially invited to Oe
at the parsonage Thsrsday to extend
weleomo to Mrs. Townsend. It is
hoped that every one that can go will
0 there to greet the new pastor.
Cards havo been received bore
from Mr, Charles Brown Flintoff of
Caswell county, announcing the niar-
lage of his daughter, Parlea, to Mr.
rvln Wilson Cobb of Danville, Va.,
on Wednesday, November 29th, at tho
eCef'Kon Hotel, Richmond, Va. Mr.
nd Mrs . Cobb w ill be ut their
home after Dec. 6, In Danville. The
bridegroom is connected with the
A. T. Co. in Danvillo and Is well
known In social and fraternal as well
as in "business circles. His bride has
resided in Danville for several years,
hnvlng been educated for the profes
sion of nursing at the General Hos
pital thero. from the training school
of which she was graduated nearly a
year ago.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Edna
King eutertalnod in honor of rer
house guest. Miss Eva Teague, of Le
noir. Rook was played. At the
conclusion it was found Miss Wat
Ifngton had von the highest score.
She was presented a dainty crepe de
chine handkerchief.- The guest of
honor was presented handkerchiefs
also. ' A lovely Ice course was serv
ed. Miss King's guests were: Miss
Eva Tongue, Miss Wilson Watllngton,
Miss Kittle Mae Irvin, Miss Marian
Wray, Miss Lucy Wray, Miss Ruth
Rawley, Miss Marguerite Tenn, Miss
Susie Stokes,. Miss Minnie Lee Whit-
temore, Miss Ruth Burton, Mrs. Dare
Shreve and Mrs. W. L. Glancey.
Mr. J. H. Newnam, of Madison
Route- Two, called in Modany to sub
scribe' for tho Old Reliable.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson of
Greensboro and Mr. R. L. Goolsby
of Pleasantville, spent the week-end
with their mother, Mrs. J. W. Wat-
kins, near Oregon.
Mrs. Chas. H. Balsloy, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Balsley, Mr. Wm. A.
Balsley and Mrs. Kate II . Balsley re
turned from Thomasvllle to attend
tho funeral of Mrs. Keen, a sister of
Mrs Kate II. Balsley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Talley announ
ces the marriage of their daughter,
Annie Mae, to Mr. Joe B. Rumbley,
Sunday, December 10, 10:30 A.. M.,
nineteen hundred and sixteen, Stacy,
North Carolina.
The marriage of Mr. Thomas Ran
kin of Reldsville and Miss Louise
Anderson will take place Tuesday
night of this week at the homo of
the bride's parents in Greensboro.
The marriage of Miss Effle Anderson
and Mr. L. Cutler, both of Greens
boro, occurs on the evening of the
19th of December.
Mr. Bethel Withers, a clever younp
knii;ht-of-the-grip and a rising politic
fan of Rockingham county, and oth
erwise a pretty good citizen, spent
tho forenoon In Mocksville today "on
business, giving the Enterprise office
a pleasant call. Already Mr. Withers'
friends are hailing him as the next
sheriff of Old Rockingham. Mncka.
vllle Enterprise.
Squire W. D. Hfghtower officiated
at a double-barrel wedding Sunday
night . 1 he contracting parties were
Mr. F. D Trent and Miss Marv Price
Green and Mr. Wert Childross nnrt
Miss Helen Johnson, all frcm Phoe
nix, va. The young people came in
on train Wo. 43, and after spending a
few hours In the city returned to their
Virginia homes to seek forgiveness of
their parents.
Mrs. Fannie Bulter was hostess
at a miscellaneous shower given by
"The Do As You Please Club Friday,
Nov. 24, in honor of Miss Jewel Mo
Collum. the bride-to-be. The parlor
was beautifully decorated in potted
plants. After an hour spent in sew-
ng. a delicious salad course was serv-
d. Then the prospective bride was
led to a table where she found many
pretty gifts such as made the heart
of a bride glnd.
Retween now and January 1 many
subscriptions to The Review will ex
pire. We hope all of our subscribers
will promptly renew their subscrip
tions and save us the expense of send
ing out statements. The present cost
of print paper leaves no margin of
profit whatever on our regular sub
scription price and we can not afford
to send the paper longer than the
lime paid for. Please renew prompt
ly . The date of expiration will be
found on the address.
The paving on Main street Is belnp
finished up this week and that street
will soon be turned over to the auto
speeders. As the stop watches have
till stopped the residents of Main
Street are raising a purse to give in
prize's to the most reckless drivers.
Tho prizes will be rewarded on the
basis of speed, but bloodshed and bro,
ken bones will add considerable
points to the score of the competing
channel's. Also the force of the ex
haust noises of the motors will be
rei-Knred in the awards. No interfer
ence from the officers is apprehend
ed. Messrs. J. N. Watt, K. M.
Redd and W, J. Irvin Will award the
prizoe.
The last message of Rev. W. A.
Lambeth's ministry in ReldsTille was
delivered to an immenso audience on
Sunday night. In his honor other
churches 'of the town were closed.
The subject of his discourse was "The
Abundant Life". In forceful manner
he told of life's opportunity, Its
chance of helpfulness to others,
(hereby developing self, and fi
nally of tre promotion that awaits
In tho vast beyond all those who have
faithfully served both God and fellow
man. The sermon was but the spo
ken thought of what has been th?
daily life of Mr. Lambeth in Relds
ville, and seldom has he given his
hearers so true a perception of the
crystal clearness of his heart and
mind. In his fine sensitiveness to
all that 'is 'good and beaatifnl. and the
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST. WANTED, ETC
Read the paper regularly.
Good shoes at old price at Trent
and Trent's.
Lucas Paints stay painted. See
Reldsville Hardware Co.
Rootling at $1.00 per roll and up at
Reldsville Hardware Co.
Special dinners every day from
11:30 to 1:30 for 35c Royal Cafe.
Vulcanizing shop Just opened over
Vmos Motor Co. Turner & Hopkins.
Oliver Chilled Plows sold and
guaranteed by Reldsville Hardware
Company.
A complete line of dry goods, gro
ceries, etc., at right prices at W. D.
Hightower's.
Highest market prices paid for
country produce, cash or trade. W.
I). Hfghtower.
Two second-hand two-horse wagons
fcr sale at bargains. Townsend
Buggy Company.
Fruits, confectioneries and nuts;
big stock; high grade; all fresh, at
Trer.t and Trent's.
For twe..ty-rour im .'i concrete well
p'pe, brick and bul' ling blocks, call
on W, T. Wootton. Mgr.
Bring your tubes and casings to
Turner & Hopkins to bo vulcanized
Over Amos Motor Co.
If you want extra good beef from
stall fed cattle, 'phone your orders to
Michael and Cook, Phone 309-J.
CEDAR LOGS WANTED. For
prices and full particulars call on R.
M. Gillie., West Market Street, City.
TEXICO OIL Wholesalo and re
call. Best oil on the market. Send
your orders to R. M. Gillie, 'Phone
f.4.
Just received, a full line of North
Carolina made shoes for men, women
and children. Prices right. W. D.
Hightower.
GIBSON'S line of Christmas cards
tags, seals, booklets and dressings.,
A look will be. appreciated. At Tuck
er's Drug Store.
NOTICE We earnestly request ev
ery one owing us accounts to make
payment of same by Dec. 10. Reids-
ville Hardware Co.
CHRISTMAS cards! baskets, tabs
and seals, the biggest and prettiest
assortment ever seen here, from lc.
Ui 25c, at Tucker's .
LOST. Shell cameo pin lost be
tween E. F. Hall's residence and the
Southern depot. Reward if returned
to Miss Lucy Hall.
STATIONERY A beautiful line
for Christmas that will suit your
pocketbook and eye, from 25c to $2
a box, at Tucker's Drug Store.
Let us show you the many useful
!"id appropriate gifts we have for
Christmas."' Be sure to inclode Tuck
er's Drug Store in your .hopping list.
ALL TRIMMED
HATS
LESS THAN
COST
Better Make Your Selection Quick
MRS. CORNIE IRVN & CO.,
THE WOHAN'S STORE
QUALITY AND STYLE Agents Pictorial Review Patterns
HAKE a NOTE NOW!
That you will visit this Dr Store when doing: your
Christmas Shopping
You v in find something for Mother, Father, Sister,
Brother Sweetheart and hriend.
We are expecting you to come and look anyway.
It's a pleasure to show you at
Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
We have money to loan for clients
oh real estate security. -Ivie, Trotter
and Johnston, Attorseys; Office in the
New Irvin building, next to Bank of
Reidsville.
breadth and strength of his thought,
; one felt his harmony with God. A
more splendid message could not have
heen selected With which to close his
truly useful ministry here.
The time, when advertisors
can make the most, is when
the people have plenty of mon
ey and the masses enjoy high
w ages, and are in the mood s
use their great purchasing
power. Now is tho time to ad
vertise in 'this paper because
people were never so well era
ployed, the country never had
so much wealth and advertise
ing never has the businuess
pulling power that it has to-av.
"When you have anything
to sell, advertise in our Busi
ness Builders, five cents per
line for one insertion; 10 cents
per line for three insertions.
WINTER TERM GREENSBORO
Business College, Greensboro, X. C.
begins Jan. 3. School establiHliiJ
13 years. Write for catalogue and
r-pei'ial rates. "'''-''.
A good horse for sale cheap. Will
f.e'1 at a great bargain to a quick
buyer or will trade for cattle. Ab'o
a fine mule weighing 1200 pounds for
tale. J. E. Amos.
A lot of tableware to close out at
near cost. Fresh and full line fancy
and staple groceries; all ' clean and
fresh stock. Phone 181 and 182. Your
business appreciated.
.STRAYED. Female pointer dog;
about three years old; white With
ver spots about headi Notify E.
W. Staples at Citizens Bank or John
II. JMon at I'iedmont Drug Co.
DK'ilSS your Christmas present
and fiiake it more at tt active. Ev
erything needed to do this at Tuck
er's Drug Store. Tags, seals, silver
and gold cord, ribbon and boxes.
Go to the Reidsville Candy Kitchen
fer . hot chocolate and home-made
sandwiches. Delicious fresh candy
made every day. Buy it at home,
and especially if it's made at home.
For the benefit of the country peo
ple, and also the town people, who
can not attend shows at night, the
Grande Theatre will open doors at 1
o'clock p. m. Promptly at 1:30 Dec.
7 for the prod uct ion of ,'Where Are
My Children?"
NOTICE Strayed or stolen Satur
day night near Stacey, N. C, one
dark bay horse; blind In right eye
and right hind foot white. Finder
will please notify D. G. Leagan, Prox
imity, N. C. or W. R. Brown, Chief
of Police. Reidsville, N. C.
NOTICE I am In position to han
dle all kinds of blow-out , rim-cuts,
etc; handle inner tubes any shape, it
does not matter how bad your blow
outs or rim-cuts are just bring them to
the Reldsville Vulcanizing Co., over
Reidsville Motor Co. Thos. II. Mar
tin, Manager.
AUCTION SALE. I will sell on
my premises near Midway church at
10 o'clock a. m., on Friday, Decem
ber 22;"T916. at public auction to' the
highest bidder tre following personal
property: Three horses, one mule,
one cow, a lot of household and kitch
en furniture, foed stuff, hay, oats,
Yfceat, and all farming utensils.
Weldon Bird, Route 2, Reidsville.
FOR SALE OR RENT. My place
on Main street, 7-rooni house; ideal
location. Mrs. T. F. Scoggin.
Order your Christmas package from
L. and P. Specialty Co., Manchester
Station, Box 116, Richmond, Va.
Paroid Roofing not cheapest but
least expense. Big stock at olv.;
price Reidsville Hardware Co.
See Turner & Hopkins, over Amos
Motor Go's., when in need of rv
pairing or vulcanizing tubes and cas
ings. .
We pay cash or trade for country
produce. Highest market prices. -
Trent & Trent, Ware & Somers build
ing, Phone 182.
The ever popular fountain at Gard
ner's is furnishing all cf the new
soft drinks, and with them fresh home
made sandwiches.
FINE STALL FED BEEF. We
hsve a fine lot of stall fed cattle and
can furnish our customers with ex
tra nice beef. 'Phone us your or-
riirs. Michael' and Cook, 'Phone
:V!i-j.
AUCTION SALE. On Wclnesday,
Deev 6, I will offer for sale, o:lc? mule,
wagon and harness, buggy and har
ress, plows, torn planter, corn shell
er. 5 gallon copper spray, cider mill,
nnd many hand tools. Also tobacco
Pues. sticks, and canvass cloth; rough
food,, etc . one Majestic ''range,- one
White sewing machine, feather bed,
mattresses, ouilts, pillows, and va
rious kinds of furniture. Sale to be
gin at 11 o'clock. Jno. R.. Smith, R.
F. D. 5. Reidsville, N. C.
FOR SALE- -Berkshire Poland
China pigs 6 to 8 week old. Also a
tine lot of shoats 3 to 4 months old. -J.
E. Amos
FOR SERVICE A fine thorough
bred Guernsey bull. Can be found at
all times one mile east of Moores'
Mill. Fee $1.00. W. J. Jaj-rell, R.
F. D. 3, Reldsville, N. C.
FOR SALE. Black 10-year-old 1209
noting horse; sound, gentle, works
good; guaranteed; $150. Reason f.ir
selling: need the money. R. Ben
Courts, Route' 5, Reidsville.
Be sure to read C. and P. Specialty
Go's. ad. If you have not sent In your
order do so now, at once; supply lim
ited; big value for 12c. Manchester
Station, Box 116, Richmond, Va.
ORDER NOW. Selling : fast.
Christmas Packet. Contains G post
cards, ;2 booklets, 6 tags, 6 seals, 8
Christmas stamps. Send postpaid for
12 cents. Order today. Something
nice. Agents wanted for our line of
specialties. C. & P. Specialty Co.
Box Tin, Manchester Station, Rich
mond, Va.
You will please be notified that any
thing: bought in the name of the Prac
tical Farm, or under the name for J.
W. Dunn for . the Practical ' Farm,
must not under any circumstances be
charged to anybody anywhere. In
order to know exactly what we
aie doing, we are determined to pay
either cash in advance or cash on de
livery for any and everything bought
for the Practical Farm. J. W. Dunn
Secretary C. & A. Association.
DON'T WAIT-GIVE THE CHILDREN
White Pine and Spruce Balsam
If you want to rid them of their cough quickly and
permanently. This reliable Cough Syrup is a
favorite with mothers all over the country because
it relieves the inflammation of the air passages
and quickly banishes the cough.
Only the finest ingredients are used in Penslar
White Pine and Spruce Balsam, some of these
being white pine bark, spruce gum, tamarac
bark, wild cherry and pure cane sugar.
Get a bottle . to-day and avoid . serious
complications.
Two sizes, plain or mentholated
25c and 50c
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
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