FAGE EIGHT
THE REVIEW: REIDSVLLIj F. N. 0.
tfEWS OP EEIDSVILLE
, AND ROCKINGHAM
"Envy" today at the Grande.
Mrs. Felix Miles la attendng the
Women's Missionary Convention In
Greensboro this week.
Dr. J. W. McGehee accompanied
Mr. A. J. Whitteunore of Wentworth
to a Richmond hospital Tuesday.
A potato in the hill will soon be
worth three in a store, which means
s that they will be very valuable, at
"tfrat.
i Mr. Wm, J; Penn has returned from
; Paris, Ky., where he has been en
caged In the tobacco business for
ome time past.
Mr. L. It, Ware, who has been in
business for the past year or more
at Hopewell, Va., and H-iltimore, has
returned to Reidsville.
Mr. O. A. Bristow who has been
confined to hfs home on Sharp during
the past few toys is able to out aguin
M friends will be glad to lcr:i
Miss Sallie McGehee of Koanoke,
ho has been spending a few days
here with Dr.K rid Sit. J, V. .McUc-
ree, has gone to Madison for a vis
to relatives,
Mr. J. IS. WatkiKs of Sjatesvillo
was here yesterday j,ti;i:x j.ver ca
route from New York -where he ac
companied his wife and lit' la son on
a visit to relatives.
North Carolina soldiers Miie from
Cuba Just after the .0iuniah-Ajneri
ram war on the "Vigilancia," one of
the three boa's sunk this week by a
German sutunarine.
; Mrs. J. B. Fulk, of Rocklnghaim
unty, is a patient in St. Leo's hob
jital where she underwent n opera-
.ion for appendicitis yesterday morn
ng. -Greensboro News.
J. R. Butler of Reidsville, under
vent an operation yesterday morning
,t St. Leo's hospital and was reported
o be resting as well as could be ex
ected. Greensboro News.
Rev. W. N. Johnson, corresponding
ecretary of the Baptist State Con
enMon at Raleigh will: preach. At the
aptlst church Sunday night!. Rev.
'.. N. Johnson will preah Sunday
lorning on "God's Plumb-line and
:eidsvlHe.M
The Reidsville Baseball team has
een reorganized. Mr. Abe Wornack
i the new manager and Major Glad
.one has been placed on the board
f directors. The stockholders have
ireed to put out the strongest team
i the State.
The ladies of the canvassing com
ittee, in connection with the Co-op
alive Idea, are requested to meet at
p. m. Friday afternoon in the C
A. Asoocfetlon hall, Co complete
rangeraenU for canvass. All ladies
addition to those already on this
mmlttee, who are Interested in this
jrk are cordially invited to be pres
t. ;,.
The Third Regiment has returned
3m the border and the men are now
camp at Raleigh. Just when the
iidsTlle organisations will reach here
; problematical, Some assert that
,ing to the serious condition of af
'sb In general they may not reach
me any time in the near future, but
leas present orders are , changed
ey will probably be back home with-
the next week.
Beginning about April 1st E. C.
lite and Company will operate a Jlt
y service between Leaksville-Spray
d Reidsville via Wentworth. They
11 operate a sixteen passenger BuicK
d make three trips daily Mr. Slate
U have charge of the transportation
rt of this business and the public
11 be assured nothing but the best
service. They will announce their
pilar schedule later,
rhe millinery opening of Mrs. Sam
Is & Co., held Wednesday and
ursday of this week, was a great
:cess. Miss Schafer, the etliclent
1 artistic milliner, in charge of the
play, deserves great credit for the
mtiful showing made in the niilll--y
department. Large number of
fair sex from bo h town and coun
visited Mrs. Fels' store and com
nented the proprietors on their
utiful exhibition.
he eighth grade class held its
nthly meeting March 16. The pro
m for the afternoon was a de)atc,
question being; "Resolved: That
in try Life is More Beneficial than
y Life" was upheld on the afllrma-
by Lucile Palmer, Charles Neal
, Anna Waycaster, while Grace
.nee (84id Thomas Wray represent
the negative alone, 'owing.' to the
ence of Wade Stockard,: the third
tker for the negative. Good talks
e made all, but the judges decided
favor the afflnniative. The honor
members of this class for lust
month were George Irvin, Thomas
Wray, Wade Stockard, Jack Barber,
Elizabeth Turner and Helen Smith.
It will be good news for Reidsville
people to know that the manager of
the Grande Theatre has booked for
next Tuesday, March 27th, for one
(iay only, Clara Kimball'' Young in
"The Common Law." This picture
has postiively astounded and delight-
ed the American people wherever
shown In the larger cities. Manager
Davis is to be highly praised for his
energetic efforts of giving our people
the best there Is in motion pictures.
THE TIMES TOPICS
FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917
NO. 8.
Reidsville, N. C.
By G. W. BRITTAIN
Rockingham county farmers who
wish to grow more feedstuff this year
will do well to consult the State de
partment of agriculture through th;
county farm demonstrator about tne
prowlng of soy beans in this county.
At the present time the soy bean as
3 feed crop is receiving a greet deal of
attention. It has grown well in the
cast for many years, and recently the
western counties have taken it up.
Pertain kinds of soy beans luve grown j
well in the mountain counties.
Mr. J. W. Dunn was startled on
Wednesday .morning 'to 'receive infor
i.iutlon that Mrs. Dunn's father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Buckin-i
fif Tryon, N. C, had a narrow es
cape with their livos when their home
was burnt to the ground Monday night
jir. Dunn is a strong believer in pre
paredness against fire and has shown
some anxiety over our conditions in
Iteidsville. He says th-U a town (lik'j
Tryon) that Is not prepared to pro
tect life and property is not a place
Hi to live in.
"No Broad For Sale" just think of
such a notice s!aring you right in th9
face, and you hungry, wh- t would you
ao 7 We are pretty certain wnat we a
do. Of course you'd do as did the
poor devils in Russia, b't General Hun
ger overthrow the capital, and put a
new set of harness in the shafts. We
here in OLD CAROLINA have our
.voes and anxioius 'moments, but we
have the sweet sense of security and
'treedom never yet as fully known by
any other nation, strikes ana rumors
of strikes may reach us, but fortu
nately they are all rumors and not
realities. And we get enought toeat.
We worship as we want to. end we
serve our country when we are need
ed, and live by the law. doing our
best at all times. The future must
hold much of good for us, so let's
go lifter it, be up and doing, get the
ground ready for gardening and come
to us, we have the Garden Seeds that
do grow, and reasonable in price, and
they are Woods, so you know the
rest.
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Turnip salad making it's appear wee
but it too is of the Spud family, a
Icetle bit of deliciicy. AS YET.
Russia Is not now where she was
when she fought Japan, Russia is now
a wonderful country somehow. We
would give the names of some of its
Uatriots but then who'd pronounce
them? Think of the quartermaster
sergeant having the name of Vladimo
cheesahowhiskey. end Dontknowker
ehunsky, let's pass the fritters. ,
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No such thing as headache from in
ligestion, when you take Brittain's
Guaranteed Tonic Laxative.
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The Bachelor's lawn party at Went
worth lias been postponed to March
3l8t. remember the date, ask Estelle.
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It's a waste of time for a clock to
run fast.
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prepare ror fcaster
Noise is not exactly synonyms with I
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ovsuuu, AU,t (Mir: Ulll a. IIlULtJ rilUK6
a noise, but our claims for fair deal
ing and knowing how should appeal
to you as sound.
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Another match Henry, smoke up
end smile.
Right this way fellows, have a seat
Julius.
Commissioners Smith and McGehee
were in a landslide at Lexington Mon
day night while returning from Char
lotte on train No. 32. Only the fact
that yhe heavy brace timbers held
back two large boulders from the
track saved the train from serious
h rm when the engine ploughed Into
a landslide under the Center Street
bridge. The pilot was completely
torn from trfie locomotiive as It plowed
its way through five or six feet of
durt, but the engine nind cars held to
the track until the train came to a
standstill. The r.r-iin was within fifty
feet of the slide which covered the
track to a depth of several feet, when
oi glneer saw the danger. He Instant
ly applied his brakes and a porter rat
the rear threw on te emergency
brakes on the rear car to prevent
serious trouble from buckling or
umping. Some of the passengers
were thrown against the backs of
Feats in front of them, but none sus
tained Injury. -
BRITTAIN S DRUG STORE
The Home of Good Drugs and Garden Seeds. PHONE 300
Let Brit tan fill your Prescriptions.
Best (roods Lowest Prices.
BUSINESS BUILDERS-',
LOST. WANTED, ETC
Garden seeds at Harris Bros.
Seed oats and clover seed at R. L.
Hubbard's.
A nice assortment of fresh cakes.
Harris Bros,
Get your spring suit from Williams
4 Co., The Man's Store.
All kinds of seed oats, clover and
grass seed. R. M. Gillie.
New hats Just &rrived at Williams
& Co's., The Mam's Store.
Nice line of new spring hats Just in
at Williams & Co's,, The Main's Store.
WANTED. A good farm band.
Apply to W. Sid Burton, Mclver, N. C
Spring suits for the boys, and dad,
too, at Williams & Cos., The Man's
Store. ."'
We carry a full line of Japalac
and Lucas paints. Reidsville Hard-
ware Co. ,'.. .'..'. ,,'
Knee pants suits for the boys, 3.50
to $10.00, at Williams & Co's., The
Man's Store.
Hackney and Hercules buggies',
best sold for the money Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Plenty of feed stuff on hand, in
cluding some beet pulp. Prices right.
-R. M. Gillie.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
cn W, T. Wootcn, Mgr.
Mattocks, axes and shovels, hoes.
forks and rakes. See our stock.
Reidsville Hardware Co.
Registered and mixed pigs for sale.
For prices see or call R. P. Gapen,
Phone 211-W, Reidsville.
WANTED AT ONCE. 25 girls or
women to work in Reidsville Paper
Box Co. Good board and reasonable
rates can be secured in town. See
or write w. ii. roy, Mgr. ueiasvuie
N: c. ;y.
Misses Johnson and family of
Route 6 wish to thank their many
triends and neighbors for the nuany
itcts of kindness shown us during tho
recent illness and death of our sister,
liss Lilly May Johnston.
DO IT NOf
Plant English Peas, Lettuce, Radish,
Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet Peas and
Nasturtiums.
Our New Seeds just arrived.
Call, 'phone, send or write us your
wants.
fucker's Drug Store, PHONE200
Phone orders are appreciated at our
store. Call 84 for quick and polite
tervice. J. D. McCollum & Son
FOR RENT. Five room cottage
furnished, with bath; location best,
near business part of town. Apply to
42 Main Street.
LOST. Auto State number 180S be
tween Reidsville and W. K. Gibbs'
residence. Please return to the Amos
Motor Co.
Fresh lot of Sunrise, flour just re
ceived. Give it-a trial. Every pound
guaranteed to please. J. D. McCol
lum & Son.
We buy nails and roofing in car
lots and can save you money if you
consider quality. Reidsvilla Hard
ware Company.
Our stock is complete. We can fur
nish you with anything needed In
building a house. It will pay you
to Investigate. Rogers & Cook,
Garden end field seeds, we have
tnem. Red Top and Sapling Clover
reed 99.08 per cent pure. (Quality
counts.) J. 1). McCollum & Son.
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.
WANTED, 25 hands and several
good teams to begin work Thursday
March 22 at or near R, P. Richard
son's place about one mile from Reids
ville. J. T. Plott; Reidsville, N. C.
LABORER'S WANTED. Wanted
fifty laborers. Will pay 15 cents per
hour Permanent work for several
rionths. R. T. Hudson Construction
Co., Paving Contractors, Reidsville,
N. Cv.
HOGSHEAD HOOPS WANTED
20,000 FIRST CLASS WHITE OAK
HHD. HOOPS. WILL PAY HIGH
EST MARKET PRICE. EXPORT
LEAF TOBACCO CO., ROBT. HAIRS
TON, BUYER.
I have accepted the agency for the
Columbia Steam Laundry of Greens
boro and will call for work on Mon
day and Tuesdays and make delivery
on Fridays Patronage solicited.
J. W. Dixon, phone 270. .
ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. June Glass
wishes to announce to the public and
his friends in the country that he is
now one of the managers of the firm
of Glass and Burton who cater di
rect to the appetites of all, in the
operation of the Ideal Cafe, Morehead
ttreet, Reidsville, N. C. Your pres
ence and patronage most respectfully
asked for. ,
I have loaned out the following
books which I will be glad to have
returned: The Iron Trail, The
Heart of the Sunset, The Leopard's
Spots. The Clansman, The Lone Star
Ranger, The Shepherd of the Hills,
The Victory of Allen Rulledge, Capt
Warren's Ward;,. Capt. Dan's Daugh
ter, The Window at the W'hite Cat,
The Husband's Story, Love Insur
nnce. The Winning of Barbara Worth,
V. V.'s Eyes, Everybody's Gaulesance,
The 13th 1'omnund.ment. R. L. Ellington.
Big stock of bridles fl.ES and up.
Harness, traces, collars, etc. Reids
ville Hardware Co.
Williams & Co. have Just received
a lot of spring suits from Schloss
Bros' & Co., and they are beauties,
and the price is lower than we ex
pected .
Anticipating your needs for Easter we have just
received new shipments
Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Shirt Waists
and Easter Hats
Oar stock of WASH FABRICS, SILKS
and WOOL DRESS GOODS is complete.
You will be pleased with the variety of
new weaves, styles and colorings.
Come in and make your selection today.
Irs. Cornie Irvin & Co.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style. .
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The High Cost of Living Gets a Slap in the Face Here
SPRING OPENING
Tomorrow and All Next Week of Smart, Attractive
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts,
FOR LADIES V-V,. '.
Tailor-made and Ready-to-Wear Suits
FOR MEN.
LADIES, VISIT OUR OPENING '
Tomorrow we make our initial show
ing of beautiful Dresses, Suits, Coats,
and accessories. We want YOU to see
them. We want to tell you about our
really wonderful system of credit .
Think of dressing in the very height
of Fashion at a dollar a week! You
can dress just as well as your neigh
bors, even tho' their income is twice
as much cs yours. Think about it
but come to the opening.
Not One Cent Extra For Credit!
MEN, Let Uf Take Your Measure
We've made suits for a bunch of
young fellows here this spring and
they're ALL delighted with them. We
want to meke you one. We take your
measure and a small amount of cash.
In about ten days you've got a swell
TAILOR-MADE Suit and pay the rest
at a dollar a week. We guarantee the
fit and the wear. We expect you "here
tomorrow how about it?
Nat One Cent Extra For Creditl
9 North
Scales
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A LITTLE DOWN AND
ANENHAU3
Opposite
P.O.
A DOLLAR A WEEK
Parold roofing, the time tested
kind. ""Sold and guaranteed by the
Reidsville Hardware Co.
AUCTION SALE-LAND
Good Tobacco Farm-To the Highest Bidder
SATURDAY, MARCH 31-2:00 P.M.
At Jonathan Bayn's' Store, Xew Bethel FARM of 108 acres, a
Rood tobacco frm in the best neighborhood. Improvements consist
of dwelling, stable, tobacco barns and wther buildings. Knonn as
the Jess Moore firm.
Trms:--One fourth cash; balance one, two and three years.
For further particulars see or write
REIDSVILLE INSURANCE & REALTY CO, Inc.
F. B. KEMP, Pres. . B. R. STONE. Sec and Tra-
When
The
Pinch
Comes
WAR AND HIGH PRICES
may cause a "pinch". The
flourishing green in the gar
den will help considerably.
But see to it that the proper
seeds are planted. If you
get them from us they will
surely 'keep the wolf from
the door".
Get your Garden Seed
from
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 14. NIGH f PHONE 61-J.