rAQB EIGHT
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
Mrs. L. J. Sands ia Yisitlng relatives
In Chatham. Va.
Capt W. B. Mlllner spent Sunday
with relaUTea in High Point.
Mra. W. L. Turner of Danville, Va.,
is visiting her parents on Lindsey
biret.
V Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Butler spent
the Easter holidays in Durham with
relatives.
Soldierg are now on guard at the
Reedy Fork; Trustle just south of
Baown Summit.
Five hundred darkies from Winston
Salem came to Reidsville on an excjr
tdon trip yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovelace spent
Easter in Salisbury witii Ifev. and
Mrs. Vf. A. Lambeth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Aruos are in
High Point at the bodside of their lit
tle grandson, C. L. Arnos, Jr.
Mr. an Mrs. D. S. Russell of An.
tl-ewB, N. C, are spending a t'e.. days
aere with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Osoorn.
Mlsa Lillian Smith of thts student
Kcdy of the- i. W. C, Greensboro,
sent the week end with her parents
here.
Mr. Ell wood Amos of Oiik Kiilge is
Ft ending Banter at hum" He nas -as
Ins guest G. J. Henry f Lilesvi.le.
N C.
E. V. llain of Greensboro, a first
class mechanic, will tuko clnrg" of the
repair department u the Amos .Motor
Co. garage.
Miss Ku pen la Patterson Of Greeks
. boro caixe over to attend the Easier
dance. While here she Is I he guest
Miss Ruth Rurton.
Mr. George- W. Brown of Route &
gave ua a pleasant visit the other day
and enrolled for Old Reliable during
tL6 war or longer.
Mr. J. E. Aj.tios was summoned to
Bigh Point Sunday night on account
of the illness of Chas. Lee, little son
L Mr. C. L. Amos.
Mlsa Blanche Allen, a teacher In
the Graham school, is spending a' few
days with her parents, Mr. ajid Mrs.
D. It. Allen, on Irvln street.
Mr. Seddon Covington of the Export
Tcbacco Company who has spent the
fast elx tmontha here, will retnin to
bib home in Richmond today.
Evangelistic services will begin
lext Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church. The church social has
L'een postponed until after this meet
. Mr. Thomas Rankin is suffering
from a severe spell of pneumonia.
Hi condition, however, shows satls
fcwetory Improvement we are glad to
learn.
Our gooa tanner friend, Mr. J. H
Mador of Route2, called la the other
67 to assure us that he was doing
bis part to help teed the people by
raising foodstuffs.
Mr. and Mra Chas. Fetzer and Mr.
Paul Fetzer attended the Womack
Fatzer wedding In Winston-Salem
Sanday. An account of the wedding
will appear in our next issue.
Miss Helen Long of Rockingham
and Miss Mary Sumner of Asbeville,
atudenta of Salem College, Winston,
accompanied Misses Hallle and Eeve
lyn Allen home to spend Hasten
Mrs. J. F. Wray and Mrs. C. B Heb
good, who recently went to a Rlch
uond hospital for treatment for ap
pendicitis, are getting along nicely,
ttelr friends will be glad to learn.
Easter Sunday was a cold, rainy
fey and the weather was impropltious
fcr showing off Easter togs.The lsuai
Easter parade did not materialize. No
traw hats or slippers were seen ana
vercoats, raJncoats, and rubbers dom
inated the styles. Appropriate Easter
THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE. N. 0.
Better Late Than Never to Open an
Account With
ROCKINGHAM SAVINGS
BANK & TRUST COMPANY
An old colored man in this town used his
TRUNK instead of a BANK for the savings
of several years. Result of this: Burglar re
lieved him of over one hundred dollars. He
has since started an account with this bank.
MORAL: Use banks, not trunks, hollow logs,
etc., for keeping your money.
We pay 4 per cent compounded every three months
r. s. MONTGOMERY, President SCOTT FILLMAN, Cashier.
and large congregations were present
UT euch service.
.Miss Meddle O. Hamilton will be in
Reidsville Saturday to confer , with
cur people on Chautauqua matters,
Fho will probably' make a short talk
tit the RMJn Street M. E. church Sun
day. Evangelistic meetings at the Mrst
t'hristian church will begin Thursday
April 10, 'ot 7:45. Rev. J. F. Morgan
of Norfolk, Va., will asslht the pastor
in these meetings. A hearty welcome
i.- extended to all.
Farm work is being greatly handi
capped by the rains. Hut the farm-'
t'rs are thoroughly awake to the im
portance of raising big crops this
j ear and no efforts will be spared on J
their port to greatly increase the pro- !
ductlon of all kinds of foodstuffs in
the county this season.
Mrs. J. F. Lovelace, formerly of
Reidsville died at her home in Dan
illo Thursday morning, aged 53. Her
death was caused by cancer. Sne
leaves a husband and four children,
three sons and One daughter. The
remains were brought" to Reidsville
Friday and Interred at Greenvlav
cemetery.
The newspapers are saying much
ubout the Oenman spies visiting Elm
Grove, six miles south of Reidsville,
oi:d inciting the negroes against their
government. So far as w can learn
these spies (if indeed there are any)
felled to make any headway what
ever. Our colored citizens are as loy
at as anybody In this country,
NOTICE. Notice Is hereDy given
that week beginning Monday, April 1'!,
I clean up week In Reidsville. The
hanltary Officer will make his rounds
and see that each and every lot Is in
a sanitary condition and provide wa- v.;He Hardware Company
ens ior removal or irusu wnen same
has been conveniently placed near
street. M. P. Cummlngs, Mayor.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC.
Come to Fela before buying, we
sell for less .
Come to Mrs. Sam Fels & Co. 'a
for spring coat suits.
Cord wood for sale. See R. D Oa
pen, Phone 21 1-W, Reidsville. -
Lumber for Bale. Apply to R. D.
Gapen, phone 21 1-W Reidsville.
See our beautiful line of hats and
dresaeg.r-Mrs. Sum Fels & Co.
If you are looking for up-to-dato
styles, you will find them at Fe'V
:rore.
A new line of coats, dresses ixd
' ats Just received at Fels store for
Easter.
FOR RENT. 9 room house newly
repaired and close in. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Colds are dangerous and often lead
to serious results. Avoid this by using
Bear's Emulsion.
WANTED. Ten good drivers. Ap
ply to J. T. Plott's oimp at R. P
Richardson's place.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
! pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
' en W. T. Wootcn, Mgr.
i Big stock of screen doors and screen
Mre. We can make the price. Reids-
TUESDAY, APKIL10. 19W
temporarily with the bride's mother
Greensboro News.
Lieut. Sullivan is here from Ral
tigh on a short leave of absence.
Mr. II. L. Hubbard and little son
of Los Angeles, California, la visiting
relatives here.
Mr. W. E. McCollum spent the Eas
ter holidays In Norfolk, Va. with re-
i latives and friends.
I Mr. V A. Rice who has been con-! and Cook's lumber yard.
'fined to his bed for two weeks ia I
Amos Motor Co. have a oar load of
Fords in transit and those who signed
up will see them at once.
WANTED. Local agent for IndiaL
Motorcycles. Liberal contract B.
I . Reynolds, Madison, N. C.
We have a few corn planters at
o!d prices. Buy now before they are
all gone. Reidsville Hardware Co.
FOR SALE. White Leghorn egtfs
foi hatching and baby chicks.
Phone 264W Carolina Leghorn Faro.
We have made arrangementi to
store fertilizer for farmers at Rogers
Jno. R "Wil-
Ikmn.
COMPLETE DISPLAY OF
SPRIG SUITS,
COATS, DRESSES
AND HATS
THE STYLES ARE CHARMING
Mrs. Cornie Irvin & Co.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style.
very m.uh improved. LOST On Scales street a small
Sgt. II. A. Whitsett has been dis-1 ring with opal setting. Reward if re
charged from the Raleigh hospital turned. Grady Burgess. Reid3vllle
Little Helen, the nine-year-old
daughter of the late I. E. Wooton.
and Mrs. Myrtle R. Wooton, formerly
of Reidsville, died suddenly at the
Methodist Orphanage Home In Win
ston-Salemi Sunday night. The body
arrived yesterday on No. 36. Funeral
services will held at the residence of
Mrs. Wootton's sister, Mrs. T. H. Bur
ton, on West Market street this morn-
frg (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock. Rev. E.
N. Johnson will conduct the services
Interment will be made at Greenvldw.
MiBs Bertha Burton and William H
Gordon surprised their relatives and
Irionds by their marriage yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ceremonv
was performed by Rev. P. II. Fleming
pastor of the First Christian church,
at his home on Blandwood avenue, in
the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Burton, Miss Judith Burton and E. T.
Gordon. The bride is an attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Burton
ol 218 Summit avenue and is a very
lovable young woman. The bridegroom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gordon
who live north of the city. He is a
well known young man, holding a po
and is at home with his family.
The stockholders of the Rockingham
Savings Bank & Trust Company will
be held on Wednesday, April 11th, at
11 a. m.
The street paving contractors are
making good progress these days. The
finishing work is now being done on
Piedmont street and Maple Avenue.
Grading and curbing work has been
commenced oh Morehead street, while
a force ia also engaged cn Montgom
ery street.
Burton-Chance-Walker Co have just
received a handsome motor hearse,
mode especially for them by the Mich
igan Motor Co., and is cne of the
nicest cars we ever saw. The motor
hearse is sure to take the place of
the horse drawn one, as the livery
business Is fast giving over to the
motor car and the UP to date funeral
directors dislike to have the only
horse drawn car in a funeral proces
pton, as they are forced to trot toe
horses all the way up hill and down
a hen in a procession. With this ar
rangement the distance doesn't count
for much, as the family 15 miles from
town oa.n have the saime quality aid
services as if In town.
bit ion with John E. Rockwell. Mr.
services were hold at all the churches Lnd Mrs. Gordon will make their home
Saw Mill and Threshing Outfits
Peerless Traction, Portable and Stationary Engines, Geiser
inresners.
ft i'y
7TiL Wi KT'r W A jKl mid wives. The Board
" ' -',& dorses the ordinance of
I Vr ' " ' ' '"""v " l nd recoommends such
f r' " rf74 iTV"- ' . - ' I :? ether ci'y and county
:r &L 7,V&. Convicted CouuterfeUe
I , ; - ' '''t-i MlZZ', i 'S;''.' -y STirf.T whatdkln t i.iuui that I
.
Rocky Mount to the Front.
The cpv health department of
Rocky ' Mount has det ermined to de
crease the infant death rate of the
town and to protect the babies'
health at the most important period
of their lives. To this end, the
health department requires by lawer
cry person engaged In the duties if
midwifery to pass a satisfactory ex
amination in the elementary princi
ples midwifery, which instruction
is wrnlshed by the city health de
partment free of cost.
This law went Into effect January
1, 1917, and according to evideat
figns that it Is working effectively
and is being appreciated by the peo
ple. It has been noted already tht
there is a marked increase in the
city's birth rate which Is due to a
complete birth registration, the im
portance of which has been made
known to the isd wives.
According to figures furnished by
the State Board of Health. 20 per
cent of the white births and 80 per
cnt of the colored blrtha in the
State are attended by .midwives. It
is the opinion of the Board that the
high mortality of colored babies,
which Is almost twice that for hite
babies, is largely due to the ignorart
therefora ei
Rocky Mount
legislation to
health depart-
gret the past?
r Oh, uo! It s
feel bad about.
Route 5.
W. H. Wakefield, M. D. of Char
lote will be In Reidsville at the New
outhern Hotel on Saturday, April 14th
Ihe doctor limits his practice to eye,
nose and throat troubles and makes
no charge for fitting glasses in simple
cases, if the glasses are ordered from
him.
I am now agent for the Star Laun
dry of Danville and the dry cleanlEs
department of the Columbia Laundry
of Greensboro. Garments called for
Mondays and Tuesdays and delive
ed on Friday of each week. Good
service guaranteed. J. W. Dixon,
Phone 27o.
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES
I represent the Continental Marble
and Granite Co., of Canton, Ga., and
will be pleased to submit estimates
on memorials, tombstones and marble
work of all kinds. Lowest pricts ard
satisfaction guaranteed J. H Ben
r.ett, Jr., Reids v.lle. N. C.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will apply to
the Governor on the 20th day of April
1917, for pardon of Sam Thacker, con-
iicted of assault at the August term
1916 of Rockingham Superior Court,
arid sentenced to Imprisonment In the
county jail of Rcxiklnghara county for
a term of twelve months, and assign
ed to work on the county roods. .
Sampson Thacker, Sr.,J. R. Joyce, At
torney.
DO IT NOW
Plant English Peas, Lettuce, 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
Illl
FOR TOBACCO
. Madison, N. C-, Jan. 27, 1917.
I used 2917 bags, of ZELL'S SPECIAL COM
POUND FOR TOBACCO on my farms last year and
so far have sold about $60,000 00 worth of tobacco
grown over it at prices which are highly pleasing.
ZELL'S starts tobacco nicely, and ripens it uni
iormly, producing a rich, waxy leaf which weighs
M el I and brings the money. 1 will certainly use
ell's again this year J. M. GALLA WAY.
FOR SALE BY
KING & COBB, Pelham J. H. GLENN. StoneviHe
JNO. Y. STOKES, Reidsvilld J.H.HOLLAND & C0.,Price
W. 0. DOGGETLBrown Summit, T.B.WILWN, Madison
WHEN THE CALL IS SOUNDED
Tie New Peerless Piston Valve Engines. More power per dollar invested than
y etW Tractioa or Portable Engine on the market. Geiser Threshers iest for
fing the wheat. Write for catalogue and prices.
U. G. NEWELL COMPANY,Distributors
Railway Schedule
Passenger trains passing Reidsville:
No. 29 Birmingham Sped 12:45 a. m.
No. 30 " ,. 2:30 a. m.
No. 31 Augusta Special ..2:58 a. m.
To. 11 Rlch.-Atlanta local 5:35 a. m.
No. 37 N. Y.-New O. ltd. 6:29 a. m.
No 44 Shltte.-Wsh. local 9:23 a. m.
No. 45 Danv.-Chltte local.. 12.01 p. m.
No. 36 U. S. fast mall .. 1:46 p. m.
No. 43 Weh. -Atlanta local 5:36 p. m.
No. 85 U. S. fast mall .. 6:24 p. m.
No. 46 Chltta-Danv. local 8:22 p. m.
No. 32 Augusta special
No. 12 Atl.-Rlch. local ,
.11:11 p.
.11:20 p.
m.
m.
-New O. lfd..ll:4S p. m.
They will come from tho hill and the
valley, ' , " - .
They- will come from the mountain and
plain;
From the deeps and the heights they will
..-' "rally '
At the sound of the bugle's refrain.
They will come In their youth and their
beauty
With valorous daring and skill, . ,
And all will be patriot duty,
And all will be patriot will.
Not once will the echo, repeating.
Ring emptily over the plain.
But, swelled with tho voices of greeting,
Redouble tho clarion strain. I
From hearths that are shadowed with sor-
row.
From homes that are happy and gay,
They will come at the summons tomor
row
To murch to the heat of the fray.
The day when the war cry Is sounded
Not one will show vestige of fear.
But numbers in haste will be rounded
And all will be courage and cheer.
They will come from the mountain and
valley,
A noble. Invincible band.
To the flag of the free they will rally
The flag of their own native land!
Lurana Sheldon In New York Times. ,
FETZER'S DRUGSTORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DR. HESS
Stock & Poultry Tonic
Think of it! Eggs 40c per dozen and
your hens not layiutr! Feed them
Dr. HessToultry Panacea
Every package guaranteed. Ask ua
Charles Fetzer
-THE DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST
AT IT FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS
THE KIDS ARE PLANNING
TO HAVE A BIG HOLIDAY
April 12th Sparks World's Famous
Shows wUJ hold forth In this city for
a matinee and night exhibition, and
the rare, unique and wonderful things
that have been promised on paper will
become a reality.
The airy riders who, in diaphanotis
skirts have been pirouetting on the
expansive backs of beautiful and
ppeed circus horses (see on the bill
boards)' .-will be seen In all the gor
geousness of tulle and seductive smile
(he elephants will copy their pictured
acts of comedy and go them one bet
tor; the contortionist will proceed to
disentangle himlself from the knot a
be tied in his responsive body last
year; the acrobatic faimlHe3 will turn
dizzy somersaults and the clowns will
work off their latest comedy stunts
to the great delight of the crowds
present we all like the clowns. !
There Is nothing on earth like the
circus. It Is the people's show par
excellence. It Is the one great Amer
ican amusement that 'appeals to all
the people.
The merit In a big circus like the
Sparks Shows Is In the fact that every
thing in the show Is the very best of
its kind. There must Inevitably be
nding acts, but the riders are the
leaders of their profession. There
must be acrobats, but the acrobatlo
Urtists an aerialists are gathered from
the wide world, and are the best that
money can procure.
It Is this superiority in the qualltr
of the performers that makes the
Sparks Shows such a welcome visitor.
Some Good Advice
"Dont think too much of your owa
methods. Watch other people's way
and learn from them." This is good
advice, especially when bilious of
constipated. You will find many peo
ple who use Chamberlain's Tablets
tor these ailments with the best re
sults, and will do to follow their ev
ample. .
Read the paper regularly.1
I WAR AND HIGH PRICES
may cause a "pinch"'.
When
The
Pinch
Comes
The
flourishing green in the gar
den will help considerably.
But see to it that the proper
seeds are planted. If you
a get them from us they will
surely 'keep the wolf from
the door".
jet your Garden Seed
from
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 14. KIGHf PHONE 61-J.
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