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'PA OK TWO THE REVIEW: REIDSVILL r' V C. FRIDAY, MAK CH 30th, 1917 t I !! r 'factories in Chicago for the manufac- tf 2 TUESDAY AND FRIDAY THE REVIEW COMPANY (Incorporated.) cee mercantile trends that led Marsh all Field & Company to take up the production of their own merchandise :n a. rtre scale, an Invocation that cnablod them to expand steadily and hwilthlly while the majority of other Iiiiro dry goods jobbing houses, lack" iiK such foroxiKht, went to the wall. Mr. Shodd Is little given io talking tut after a while ho became interest ed in the object of these sketches ex plaining the rise of notably saccess iul men, and during our conversation he dropped many s:igo sayings. "Look at that wall, wt those photo graphs" Mr. Shedd pointed to the MANTON OLIVER .. .. ..President R. J. OLIVER ..See. 'and Treat. WM. M. OLIVER .. .. V- President $1.50 PER YEAR ' (Entered at the postofQc 11 Holds ytlto, N. C, as second clasa i. .ijtf mat-for) AMERICA FIRST MEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY Danville, Va., March 26, 1917 The Editor; ; A telegram was received at this office this A.M. from the Main Re cruiting Office for the State located in Richmond, 'VU., and one 10 the Dan- j vlilo Register and Hee newspaper 0f. lice rroni secretary Daniels of the .Navy calling the attention of the ed itors of the different newspapers throughout the country to the an- l'OUncement that the President ha.1 - - uthorized the increase of the enlist-' ed force of the Nnvy to Eighty-seven thousand men o meet the supply needed to man the number of ships at present in the reserve, and those id x WL&r' -v I VHi m'vmwi). :2 Wfc ft 1 . ' f K . . . "i l I . .. . "r2t libit, L! 03 Li roTvvA IW lAMf PERFECT' SPEMENS ' OT THE ' f&Mli' 17 I ' : ?M F "RTrS 1,051 CURIOUS : CREATURES ' Wk, lMWwl mil m--l uA I rlbHcU TOGETHER WTO ONE l gmV mnUWM Jfl P Mfll IMMENSE MENAGERIE UWP V.iT THE CHAXS OF ALL lilFiJa V Mi J tf' COUNTRIES COMPETE IN FEATS Uf 'M - J ' F DAR,N.P AND GRACE. MM'$J I; . ... 1 r .j, tl-.' 4 I "U. TI ' V 1 ' ' '' '' Country Tie of Thee, Sweet Land i' , ; of Liberty." ,FROM A FARMER BOY ' i TO A MERCHANT PRINCE. J.' C. Forbes in Leslie's One day a youth raised on a back woods farm of (New Ilampshre walked into the grotitpst store in Chicago and ,thus addressed its baud: "Mr. Field, I would like to get a ;Job here In your store," . .'What can you do?" the merchant Viince aaked hi in. "I on sell any goods of any kind or ciiaracter your storo has for sale," was the confident reply. "Then I can give you mi job. Yon can start at once on ?10 a week." Yoars titer Marshall Field, then cverywhero recognized us the greatest merchant in America, was summoned before jcu Senatorial committee to give evidence of th Dlngley Tariff Dill. There was much interest in the ap pearance of Chicago's gre; f mercan tile magnuto. On rising, Mr. Field iwgan: , "I mm holding in my hand a letter from a man I beliovo be the bebt njerchant in the United States." I Everybody opened their eyes. Wu.-i not the witness himself Admit tedly the best merchant in the land? Whom else could he mean? There was much mental questioning diiring the raadiug of the comnjunicu t:cn as to the name that would be nrr.ed at the bottom. The signature - i this: "JOHN 0. SHEDD' . For over 20 yeais the writer of tint letter has been, the real, active hed ol Marshall Field & Company. And thi'so who know best unanimously de clare that the growth and scientific development of Marshall Field & Com pany's business hm been due chiefly tc the extraordinary foresight, the ex hauBtlosa iniliatve, the inordinate pra I leal ability and rtre immaglnatlon 01 John Graves Shedd. Although he did not become the titular head of the inisiness until Its founder died, eiarly !: lOOli, Mr. Shodd was its actual di recting head for a dozen years before hen, Hist. work was o little trump eted that few people outside the con rn weie timliar with the facts. President Shedd has under him nome 2U,()00 employe, including as nviny as 12,500 in the retail store a holiday tlinea and n average of 4,000 in the wholesale store. Then tlie company owns Important factories at Spray and Draper, North Cnrolini. for the manufacture of wi ton and woolen goods; ibIso hice, lace curtains, handkerchief and bedspread nills at 'Ion City, Illinois, as well as dozen pictures of responsible looking men, "There you nee every one of Air. Field's partners and not one of ihem but started with him as low wage ( aniers, Two of the most successful managers began, one at 4 per week and the other at .f.OO a week. They were all men of limited education, but they were bright, discerning, deserv ing fellows with initiative willingness and a desire to do whatever was ne cessary, not merely for their own pro gress, but for the progress of the bus iness. They placed first the welfare fare prospered as a matter of course ; as the business prospered. j "Too many young men are mare con- j cerned about how they etart; than how they are likely to finish. This is es- pec.Iailly true of college students. Most o? them would rather bgein at a fairly h'gh salary without considering the Koal than start at a low wage where there was more inducement at the top. "It is wisely ordained that 110 one can start at the top but must climb o ret. there; for it is this necessity for nailing at the bottom tha. gives the right stamp of the young man a the wall of his private office, hung with a j that might be commandeered in, ttme of war from private sourcres as country's first line of defence. The local Navy Recruiting Station Office, Danville, Va.. and the men An c'uty at the station will be glad to examine any and all candidates who may pres'ent themselves for enlist ment in the U, S. Navy, from 8 a. m. to" 6 p." m. and et nbsrht if neces- F.iry. . The Navy offers exceptionally gxod opportunities for ambitious young 'nen to l&arn different trade; and fits i Their own wel- them to cope with the world aftr iravlng the Naval Service far better than they were before they joined. Use "Gets-It," Lift Cornnight Off Shrivel loosens-ind It's Gone! "Just like taking the lid off that's how easy you can lift a corn off yonr toe after It has been treated with the wonderful discovery, "Gets-It" Hunt the wide world over and you'll find nothing so magic, simple and easy as "Gets-It." You folks wh chance to rise above the common lev- "Anyone pitchforked into a place at j I he top would lie certain 10 fall oft and break his neck ." ! BIG SAVINGS WILL BE ONE OF THE FEATURES AITrR HIE GRIP," or in convales cpnee from pneumonia, ft vcrM, or oilier debilitating diM.'asci, your quicl;et w;iy to get l-h and strength Is with Ddr-tur I'lerco's .(ioide.u Alwlleal Discovery; -That Klves purity to your Mood, idmitpne.ss t) 3 our 1-o.ly, and pots everv fiun-Uiui into jerret-t wurkltiif order. It makes thor oughly ollectlvo every natural means of repairing and nourishing your system. For pale, puny scrofulous children, J'Othllig lipjiroiieheji it. It builds lip omp etely tliejr i'.ehh, their strength, i;rid their health. In the most nublxirn Scrofulous, Flitn t r frcalp Diseases, lx'.eina, hult-rlifiim, r.nd every kindred ailment. It ellVets wonderful euros. Contains no alcohol or Xiirmiiil drugs. In tablet or liouid form. Dr. Tierce's I'Husnnt l'ellew regulato f nd Invigorate stomach, liver and tiowels. .. 'Ji'ar-coated, tiny granules, eaay tu take. Healthy Skin DEPENDS ON KIDNEYS. The Ekin and tha Sntestlnes. wLSch ik together with the kidnevs to row out tho poisons of the body, do in part of the work, but ft clean body 1 a healthy one depends on the kid 's. If the kidneys are clogged with c poisons you Buffer from etifTnesa the knees in the morning on arising, ;r joints seem "rusty;," you may have imatie pains, pain in the" back, etilT ;, headaches, eomctimes swollen feet, i.- uralgic pains all due to the uric i or toxic poisons in the blood. This :1 j time to go to the nearest drug and (-imply obtain a 60c. packago ' r aric, the discovery of Dr. llerco ,:'alo, N. Y. Then driak a cup of 't'f before meals, with an Anuria t. and notice the gratifying results, v .'A find Anuria more active than 1 1. Di-solves urio tcid aa water does One of the immediate benefits that will come with the operation of the 1 system of rural credits will be this: I '' he farmf'rs in two States of North ind South Carolina will have the op portunity of saving in interest rales on mortgages ncrly 0110 and one-half millions of dollars. The figures have been computed by the farm loan I'oa.rd . . In North Carolim fho present, vol ume of farm loan is ?21,001,(Ti)0. On his the present rate of Interest is 7.7 per cent. "The United States wih 1 end the money for 5 per cent, a sav ing of 2.4 per cent, or in round num bers $5fi7,000 for the Sbii'e. In South Carolina 124,967,000 Is the amount, of the, mortgages, and the late of Interest is 8,4 per cent. This will permit m saving of 3.4 per cent, er 1838,000. When this is viewed on a Uig? stale it Is found that the uavlrs to ilr.' firmers of ,.i.o V 1 t-.d States vhtn they have 'transfeire 1 iheir present mortgages from private len- ('."rs to the United States Government will reuh a total of nearly one. hun dred million dollars a year. This es timate is based on the present farm rortg'.ge Indebtedness of approxi mately four billion dollars. The av erage Interest rate is 7.4 . per cent, lliree-tenths of cent less than Is tollcled on an average In North Caro lina occordlng to the figures of the l:ii'.lrd's experts.. The saving takes no account of the greatly increaed volume of business which will result hy reason of the reduced interest 1 a '. . ' Under the farm loon -act- a flat rate of 5 per cent will prevail In every State in the Union. F.i--i:srrs under hlH act ure perinft'r.l m borrow money to refunl (::'stlng indebted ness, to buy laa-l, to invest in live tock to put : Mm niortaged land, or to orec!. building, fending, con struct (Iraiiiajje, buy needed ma cnlnery or j.nvtlilng which will add to the value of the land or facilitate Up cultivation . .. , In no other district of tho Uni ied States are the prospects for the firm li.an bank so good as they are in the Columbia district, which Include" North and South Carolin ii, Georgia, ind Florida. ..Today tho statement was r.iude at the farm la m bureau that North and South Carolina f.rm- cs have been organlfzed better and ht:ve entered into the systc n in larger numbers than In :aiy other. section of the coun.'ry, Within a short time tho id ns will be completed, the banks will be organized, the appraisers to pass upon the land appointed and the system put into organic it Ion. Predictions are ifiade that it will help reduce the high cost of living and put the farmer. on a ixitds of in dependence that he has never known thlsf country wpecla'JIy those "O-o End Cora and Stop Pain Quickly . With "GU-It, ft have wraDned Vour toes in bandaeea 'to look like bundles, who have used . salves that turned your toes raw and sore, and used plasters that would shift from their place and never "get" the corn, and who have duff and picked at your corps with knives and scissors and perhaps .'. made' them -bleed just quit these old and painful ways and try ''Gets-It" Just once. You put 2 or 3 drops on, and it dries at once. There's noth ing to Htlok. You can put your shoe and stocking, right on again. The pain Is all gone. Then the corn dies a painless, shriveling death, it ' loosens from your toe, and off it comes. "Gets-It" Is t he biggest sell-' iriR corn remedy In the world today. There's none other as gobd. "Gets-It" Is sold by druggists everywhere, 2Sc a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111. Sold in Reldsvllle, and recommend ed as the world's best corn remedy fcy Gardner Drug Compaay. r jtJliJJulJ - "----"'filir-irintiWMh iiii THE CHAMPIONS OF ALL COUNTRIES COMPETE III FEATS OF DARING AND GRACE. THE PRINCELY SALARIES PAID BTTHiS MAMMOTH ENTERPRISE HAVE ROSSES ALL EUROPE OF THEIB MOST VALUABLE ARTISTS! MALE AND FEMALE RIDERS, AERIAL ARTISTS; tEAPERS, TUMBLERS, GYMNASTS AND SENSATIONAL OEATH-DETflKQ FEATS OF SKILL AND DARING BY BOTH MALEAKO FEMALE PERFORMERS- A BIS TROUPE OF HIGH-SCHOOL HORSES, , THE WORLD'S BEST GROUP OF EDUCATED SEALS AND SEA LIONS, ' - AN.IMMENSE Hero of WONDERFULLY TRAINED ELEPHANTS, Two Groups of Forest-Bred: MAN-KILLING LIONS PERFORM I GREAT STEEL INCLOSURES. DAILY AT 10:33 A. M. Of i1 - '..(,.,- fji&,&srM .4.-.. 2Jt. -.'iioji s ;itr1u.nr.ntMra7t ... .....'.jrBywtdtiai.zy h : ,., , - REIDSVILLE, Thiffsday, April 12th farmers who hive not had the op ortunlty or encouragement to devel op their lands and crops. The Pneumonia Season. The cold, damp weather of March seems to be most fa.vorable for the pneumonia germ. Now is the time to be careful.. Pneumonia of tea results from a cold. The quicker a cola Is gotten rid of the less the dinger. As con es the f;yt Jrdloetfon of a cold tipation Uke Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. As to the value of this prep o ration, ask anyone who has used it. For sale by all dealers. ' .''-:''.',..'' 1 ' ''':" , ' Seven-Passenger. ' a tffwr $1325 . f' 1 fj V 'dT : ; '' ' '- ' ' f. 0.. b. Toledo I lsy, ' ' Xs II F Cvl ject to change J7 JX.JtvL " ' :.:..'-.,-.,.: without notice I , IH SIX-CYLINDER LUXURY This handsome Willys-Six breathes luxury in every detail. --luxury in beauty of outline and finish --luxury in its roomy body; in the com fort of its deep, air-cushioned teats and long, shock-absorbing cantilever springs. -luxury i:v the sweet-running quali ties of its powerful and flexible motor. It sets a standard for seven-passenger ":x" value, for its price is on!y$1325. This price is made possible through the Willys-Overland policy of building a comprehensive line of cars and building cars in largo quantities. You get the benefit of economies se cured through lower costs of production and buying raw materials in large quan tities, y ' Orders for spring delivery should be placed at once. Womack Motor Co. , Telephone 244 Morehead Street 3C
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