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THE REVIEW: EEIDSVILL F. N. CL PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 191? tfEWS OP REIDSVILLE AND ROCKINGHAM Public Colonial Tea Friday night nt th Graded School. Born to Judge and Mrs. II. P. Lane on Feb. 21, 1917, a. son. Mrs. J. O. Staples Is visiting her daughter In Albemarle. Our good friend, Mr. J. J. Scott, of Route 4 wa In town Wednesday. Mrs. D. M. Ilinas is quite 111 nt her home at Pelham, we regret to learn. Tonight Is the nightFriday -for - the play iat Wontworth. Don't miss . It . : . ' ' j County Superintendent of Education L. N. Iliokersou spent yesterday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Watt have re turned from a few weeks' stay in Richmond,. '. Let the attractive young girls in colonial costume serve your supper Friday night. Mr. Jlaanes Hendrix is on. northern markets purchasing goods for I). A. Hendrix's store. The four year old son of .Mr ; L. Pettigrew is very ill with pneu i monla we regret to learn. Some of UeidsvllW's gifted inns', inns ' will entertain you at the Cohmi i.l Tei Friday night. February 2:i. The postofllce and bunks were Closed yesterday In . ole-'rvanee- of George Washington's birHidi iy. i Mrs. Cornie Irvin & Co. in this Is- : demonstration February 2fi to 28 The proceeds from the Colonial Tea vhHuv vnine will uo to the urauea School for improving the grounds. ; Mr. A. J. Whittenioi o of Went worth i u his home this week with a stubborn attack of grippe Rev. - Win. J. Gordon will conduct services at the Episcopal church Sun day morning at 11 o'clock Invited. Mr, J. A. Jones and .Mrs. C. S. May s and Mla .Carolyn . May of Charlotte Bpent the past week-end with Mr and Mrs. h. P. Clarke. Mr. M. J. Durham, a progressivo joung farmer of Route 3, was in town i "Wednesday and called in to renew for the Old Reliable. Mrs. Thomas R. Fitzgeinld of Dan- Villa, wife of the well known capital ; let who resided In "The Meadows", M now reported critically ill. Mrs. H. S. Penn, who has been spending some time in Florida, is a puest of relatives here on her re turn to bar home in Baltimore Prof. J. W. Dilworth has moved to the Terry place, a couple of miles Bast of Reidsville, and will, farm as well as Instruct the Rooster Bind. Mr. J. R. Stone of Route 3 gave us a very plea.sa.nt call yesterday. He iayB the whoat crop is looking very unpromising owing to severe freezes recently. Evangelistic services will be held et the First Baptist Church beginning April 15th. The pastor will bo assist ed br Rev. J. C. Oweti if Ashevllle and others. I Mr. J. II. Prtechett'8 residence on the ThompsonviUo road caught on fire Wednesday afternooon but the flames Vere extinguished before much dam age resulted. Pastor E. N. Joh n son will p re ch fct the First Baptist church Sunday tnoraing on the "The Secret of Con- ;2Mcy," and Sunday evening on fhe 0nd em nation of Reldsvllle." 1 The stately minuet, danced by some rlmary caildrea and also the High School boysnd girls, will be among he intereetlni? features of Friday fight's program at the Graded School. i The county roads are probably In -ore condition than they have been a five years or more. This is due to he unfavorable weather this winter, nd emphasizes the necessity of a THE TIMES TOPICS NO. 4. Reidsville, N. C. By G. W. BRITTAIN The two and one half cent coin as suggested by the government may be of some little value to the rich man for laying aside for the other day; but v hat will it purchase with the present prices of food stuffs and shoes? It won't buy three boxes of matches nor will it purchase even one hot dog. Now what occurs to us as a crying need is; more elastic money, gold Is u. line ba.se but not too elusive, silver is higher than ever and mighty noai worth slxteeen to one, we mean 'hat sixteen dollars buys nearly as much now as did one whole dollar before '.he murder of "our cousins" across the sea beg.ui to tell on our menus. We want rubber money the kind that will stretch and hold on till it's value is given us, we want it to go around sometimes, every patron of our store all the possible money value when trading with us. we have a heart we have a live and let live principle . .......... 1 llttuin fill VOIir i ever in practice ict ' prescriptions and drug store w.in..-. Warmer lius. weather coming, says Ju- Indians ready to go on the war path, we are reliably informed that 10000 Navajo Indians are ready to tight for the I'nitod State in case of war with Germany. This strikes us as the greatest loyalty ever given a nation, when we think of the not very long ago time when those very same Na vajos were treated more cruelly than possibly any other tribe of Indians, driven and robbed right and left or what little possessions were then, left them. It Is truly more humble of them than is the dog who is kicked, abused and mistreated, he not only kisses the hand that cuffed him, but he defends hi master, and the poor Indian is ever loyu.l and ready to defend and protect his American brother. Let's l.uild a monument to our nearly ex tinct red brother for his patriotism and forbearance. o Our phone is 300, easy to remember and our service, knowing how, and complete stock in our line, should mean a reason for your patronage. o- Shake down the ashes Henry, come again. A SPECIAL DISPLAY AND DEMONSTRATION Will be held at this store from February 26th until Feb ruary 28th inclusive showing Newest Spring Fashions in 4 aSaxxu Cr mm u r BRITTAIN'S DRUG STORE The Home of Good Drugs and Garden Seeds. PHONE 300 Best Goods Lowest Prices. Let Britta.n fill your Prescriptions. vast improvement in our roads I' this county hopes to keep pace with other progressive sections of the State. A fair amount of tobacco Is comjing to market considering the bad condi tion of tho roods. ami the small amount of the weed left in the farm ers' hands. Prices are very stiff, es Deetallv on the medium and low grades. Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Abemethy and children have returned to Reidsville and the doctor lias resumed his prac tice of medicine. He has been with the soldiers at Camp Glenn and El Pnso 'nee the President ordered out the troops last June. BUSINESS BUILDERS- LOST. WANTED. ETC i Drry goods at Harris Bros' Watch repairing Jas. W. Manuel. Just received a car load of No. 2 white pats. It. M, Gillie. I am at home and have resumed my work again us physician. M. B Ab- erncthy. Car Red Dog shipstuff and car of hog feed just received. Prices right. -It. M. Gillie,. For best fertilizer and best prices call tip J. R. Shroavo. He has the goods at the right price. Contracts erode before the advance In price of chemkals. LOST. One Pointer dog. white with lemon spots. Had collar with npmo Frank. Owned by J. W. Giles. S5.00 reward if returned to W. B, Giles or Robt,. Halrston. The Ladles' Aid Society of Went worth will prosient tho sparkling laughable play, "Scenes at a Union Depot" In the Court House Friday night, February 23. Don't miss it. NOTICE All repair work in our store th.it has been thore one yoatf or more will be sold for repairs ir not called for by March 15th. Those who have articles left with us for repairs will please be governed accordingly. Morrison Jewelry Co. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for the many nets of kindness and sympathy shown us during the recent illness and death of our only darling daughter and fcister, Dorothy Elaine. May God who gnve and took her bless you everyone. W. O. Bowman and family. Hg HomeBank tliatpayr 4 Interest WHAT WE AIM TO DO To promote our customers interests at all times. To make the transaction of their affairs with this bank pleasant as well as profitable. To repay confidence in us with confidence in them. : To place the safety of their money ahead of ev ery other consideration. Every transaction held in strict confidence. YOUR PATRONAGE IS INVITED. Butterlno, 35 per cent, butter fat, liOc per pound. Trent and Trent Morrison Jewelry Co. offers some special bargains in watches and jew elry. After much delay the Reidsville Ice Ai Coal Co., has received a car of good coal. Buy a Fairbanks-Morse Oil Engine. They are sold by Townsend Buggy Co. H. I'. Brown has a load of good pigs and shoats at Watt's Warehouse for .".ale. If you need spectacles or eye glass es. see John C. Morrison, Graduate Optician. Highest market prices paid in cash or trade for country produce. W. D. IHghtower. Remember that Armour's Fertilizer contains the genuine sulphate potash, --sold by J. R. Shreve, Highest market prices paid for all kinds of country produce. Cash or trade. Trent & Trent. For twenty-four inch concrete well pipe, brick, and building blocks, call en W. T. Wootcn, Mgr. Registered and mixed pigs for sale. For prices see or call R. D. Gapen, Phone 211-W, Reidsville. Elegant meat, something that will please you. Cosmo Benson, Parlor i.larket, Phone 62 and 63. Armour's Fertilizers contain plenty dried blood. They don't have to buy that. Sold by J. R. Shreve. COAL! COAL!- ONE CAR BLUE GEM COAL JUST RECEIVED, REIDSVILLE ICE &. COAL CO. HOUSEKEEPERS Come to the Royal Cafe for Sunday dinners. Spec fal dinners on Sundays for 35c. Try our fine stew beef at 12 l-2c pound. Something extra nice. Cosimo Benson, Parlor Meat Market. If you don't object to eating good sausage, call us up. Cosmo Benson, Parlor Meat Market. Phone 62 and 63. ' ,.' Try some of those sweeL juicy "Norton yams" at J. II. Burton and R. M. Gillie's, raised by S. II. Butler, Route 5. FOR SAL1J Several nf e Bark shire-Poland-China shoats and pigs. J. T. Amos, Phone 2102, Route No. 1, Reidsville. Our line of canned fruits and vege tables are of the best makes. All new and prices the lowest. R. L. Hubbard. PIGS FOR SALE. I have 12 or 15 nice Berkshire and Poland China pigs and shoats for sale. Call early. J. E. Amos. Call 246-W and tell R. L. Hubbard nd Otho Jone3 your wants In gro ceries and you shall have them on short notice. The General Commanding the North Carolina Division of Confederate Vet erans insists that all veterans attend ing the Reunion at Washington wear uniforms. We have samples and will be glad to have your orders. Coat and trousers, $10.' with express charg es from Louisville, Ky. E. R. Harris. See how you could mould your figure by a properly fitted Corset so that your beautiful gown will be more beautiful and more comfortable. This display will be under the direct supervision of MISS SADIE McCLAREY who will also explain and demonstrate the values of Scientific Corset Fitting. In Front Lace and Black Lace Models nothing is offer ed to excell "Madame Grace" at $1 to $8.50. You and your friends are invited to attend. MRS. CORNIE IRVIN & CO., THE WOMAN'S STORE QUALITY AND STYLE Agents Pictorial Review Patterns Extra select oysters, the very beet 50 quart at the Parlor Market. Highest market prices paid, for country produce. R. L. Hubbard. Bargains in slightly used organs If ta.ken at onces. Morrison Jewelry Co. Hackney and Hercules buggies: best sold for the mon3y Reidsville Hardware Co. Big stock of bridles $1.25 and up. Harness, traces, collars, etc. Reids ville Hardware Co. Mattocks, axes and shovels, hoes, forks and rakes. See our stock. Reidsville Hardware Co. Three car loads of eastern Carolina Pine shingles. Prices rightRogers & Cook. NiCK. clean stock of groceries, a splendid line of coffees and all kinds of table delicacies. Prompt delivery. Trent & Trent. WANTED I will pay for use of female with young puppies to use as loster mother. Phone 264-W. W. G. Iktllard. We buy nails and roofing in car lots and can Bave you moneyif you consider quality. Reldsvllla - Hard ware Company. Irvin & Hall Electrclans, installa tion of call bells and electric wiring a specialty. Reference on' request. Phones 1S7-W or 220-J. Michigan Timothy hay, bran, cotton .-eed feed, cotton seed meal, beat pulp and shipstuff at lowest prices. R. L. L. Hubbard, Phone 246-W. FOR SALE. Two bowling alleys; new pins and balls. Terms reason i.bla See J. II. Eaton, Piedmont Drug Co., Reidsville, N. C, Our stock Is complete. We can fur r.lsh you with anything needed in building a house. It will pay you to investigate Rogers & Cook. We buy windows and doors In car load lots, we can save you money on glazed front doors, cabinet man tel sand mill work Rogers & Cook. Limited quantity of shoes at old prices. These prices cannot he du plicated. Old prices prevail as long as the stock lasts. W. D. HLgh U'wer. . .;' I am In a positon to save my cus tomers money on their fertilizers in car load lots or single bags. Big ad vantage over all others. Seo J. R. Shreve. FORMING A HABIT Plant English Peas, LetUce- Radish, Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet Peas and Nasturtiums. Our New Seeds just arrived. Call, 'phone, send or write us your wants. Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200 Buy a Monarch stump puller and rid your field of stumps sold by. the Townsend Buggy Co. Paroid roofing, the time tested kintj. Sold and guaranteed by the Reidsville Hardware Co. Fresh select oysters every day. Phona ua your orders.: Trent & Trent. Phone 1S1 and 182. All kind of paints, oils, varnishes, etc. Prices are as low as the lowest Whittemore-Mobley Hardware Co. Big stock of wire fencing at lowest prices.- Now is the time to "mend your fences. Whittemore-Mobley Hardaware Co. Come on boys and get your good Kentucky mules and Virginia horses They are broken and ready for work. Also havq a nice lot of Virginia mares -J. W. I vie. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. We carry a full line of Westinghouse Mazda lamps, all sizes, fuse plugs, lamp cord wiring, etc. Give us your orders, -Whittemore-Mobley Hardware Co. We do our own work and are con tint with small profits. We bougm our lumber before tho prices ad vanced. we haven't raised our prices We can save you money on buiding material. Rogers & Cook- Nice lot of sap shingles at Town send Buggy Co. Vulcan chilled plows are the best. Sold byTownsend Buggy Co. We carry a full line of Japalac and Lucas paints. Reidsville Hard ware Co. FETZER'S DRUGSTORE HEADQUARTERS FOR DR. HESS Stock & Poultry Tonic Think of it! F-jrgs 40c per dozen and your hens not layiue! Feed them Dr. HessToultry Panacea Every package guaranteed. Ask us. Charles Fetzer "THE DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST AT IT FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS MONEY GROWS IF RIG HTLY PLANTED Look these offerings over and get our prices. They will rapidly increase in value. 2 lots on South Main Street; 75 by 200 each. 1 lot on Redd Street; 50 by 150. 10 lots on Highland; assorted sizes, and offered at bargain prices on reasonable terms. 1 choice residential lot on Lawsonville Avenue. 15 lots in East Reidsville on easy payment plan. REIDSVILLE INSURANCE & REALTY CO, Inc. PRESCRIPTIONS When your doc' or prescribes foi you, he expects that ytur prescription shall be filled according to the manner in which he has prescribed. We pride ourselves on the fact that v e fill them exactly as he directs. Mr. Robert D3iley Is in charge of our Prescrip tion Department. H. H. Holt, Assistant Everything in the Drug Store line. GARDNER DRUG COMPANY PHONE 14. MGHi PHONE 61-J.7
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