FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1911513
tee REvnrrr? heidstit;ehl h. a
Annual Convention
OF THE
NEWS OF EEIDSVILLE
AND EOCKINGHAM
Globe Tailoring Co.
GLOBE TAILORING COMPANY
HELD LARGE MEETING
On Thursday and Friday of this
week, The Globe Tailorlay Company,
one of Ciaeinnatti's largest enter
prises, and whose activities spread to
the four corners of the country, held
its annual convention of Officers, Ex
ecutives, Salesmen and other co-workers,
and many' interesting subjects
were discussed. One of these fea
tures of the first day's business ses
sion was the tribute paid the com
pany by Bruce Reynolds of The Cin
cinnati Chamber of Commerce. Mr.
Reynolds said:
"The Globe Tailoring Company
with its tremendous distribution and
the sending of its fifty or more sales
men broadcast over the country, es
tablishing thousands of agents, Clo
thiers, Haberdashers, and Merchant
Tailors, is doing as much to adver
tise the city of Cincinnatti as any
organization of a similar character.
Cincinnatti owes a debt of gratitude
to The Globe Tilortng Company for
reflecting it In (manufacturing a pro
duct so high grade as to be nationally
faimous, and thereby helping to make
Cincinnatti a great clothing center.
Samuel Rosenthal, president of the
company in responding to Mr. Rey
nolds, said that the present year, the
company anticipated the greatest bu
siness in its history, due to its tre
mendous advance purchases of ma- j
terial which would enable the giving,
of special values.
The garments tailored by this con
cern are sold under the well known
tatxte of "NEEDLE-MOLDED" which
is now practically a household word
Rouda designer, considered one of
the foremost men in his line in the
country, and authority on style.
Mr. Rouda received great applause
when he promised the salesmen not
only the very latest styles, but to
give each individual order his per
sonal attention, and to follow any
special Instructions of the customer.
Mr. John S. Duley, sales manager
then gave the salesmen, a "ginger
talk" that roused them to the high
est pitch of enthusiasm. Mr. Duley
said that there was nothing too big
to promise in the way of quality and
service, and that every man connect
ed with The Globe Tailoring Com
pany would take a renewed personal
interest in pleasing customers as they
never were pleased before.
After another noon day luncheon at
The, Business Men's Club, and a fast
afternoon session, there followed the
main event of the convention: the
president's dinner. Mr. John S. Duley
again distinguished himself as Toast
Master, and Mr. Samuel Rosenthal,
president, delivered the principal ad
dress. Mr. Rosenthal spoke of the
Company's ideal to give the greatest
clothing values in the country, and
thereby make every suit! Bold, sell
another upon the voluntary recoro
mendation of the purchaser.
Interesting talks were also imade
by Messrs. Wm. H. Rosenthal, Vice-
President and Walter Roosenthal of
the firm, Mr. L. M. Rouda, Designer
Mr. Leo Heilbrun and Mr. G. L. Thorn
as and a number of the department
heads and shop foreman.
Fifty or imore of the Company's
salesmen will start leaving Cincin
natti for their respective territories
today, and! it' is said will carry with
in thousands of localities throughout,
the country. ; them the most striking line of woolen
The Thursday session was devoted i samples and fashion plates ever put
to the reports of the salesmen and an ' out by any tailoring company in the
inter-change of experiences. Then
tbeV: '"ere also executive conferences
it" special drills, interspers.ed by a
r-on. luncheon at the Business Men's
Club. At 6:80 P. M. a dinner was
served at th new Hotel Gibson, fol-
country.
List your taxes I ,
Make this town better and it will
get bigger itself.
Remember the farther you send a
dollar on an errand the longer it will
be getting back.
The weather has turned warm
er this week and vegetation is begin
ning to grow. All crops are unusually
late this spring owing to cold weath
er.
Judge H. P. Lane, who was as
signed to hold Superior Court at Al
bemarle this week, adjourned court
after one day's session, owing to busy.
times on the farms.
Miss Lucile Brown leaves today
for Greensboro where she will spend
commencement week with friends at
Greensboro College from which she
graduated last year.
Considerable tobacco is being trans
planted this week. The season is good
for planting and a good stand will
Kobably result unless the cut worms
become too active.
Superior Court is in session at
Wentworth this week. A number of
unimportant cases have been disposed
of. but no cases of genteral interest
have been tried so far. '
If you think you have finished plant
ing corn, plant a few more extra rows.
It will do you and the country good.
txrn will prevent starvation. Corn
if a good thing anyhow.
Mr. G. C. Murrell of near Benaja
called in to see us yesterday. He says
the tobacco acreage In his section will
be reduced fully ten per cen this year
and a corresponding Increase In food
crops is being put in.
Mr. Wm. T. Pickard died at his
home in the South end Wednesday,
8ged about 65. He leaves a wife and
several grown children. The burial
took place at Speedwell church Ceme
tery yesterday morning. .
the local banks are receiving sub
scriptions to the two billion dollar
Liberty Loan now being offered by, the
American government. The bonds are
offered in denominations of 150 and
upwards and bear 3 per cent inter
est, payable semi-annaully. The bonds
are offered on easv Davmenfa md
BARGAINS EVERY DAY
AT
So DilcsDLrDcsLr eSs Ccd,
LOWER PR
The above well known firm is re
uresented here by J. S. Hutcherson,
who carries a full and complete line
of the woolens handled by the Globe
tr,wiwt hw "nartv'A.t Keith's Theatre, i Tailoring Co. Don't forget the lact
Tiia aonnrl Aair nf hn prvnvftntinn that. Hutcherson nOW has On hand a
was devoted to drills ' on measure- complete line of summer suitings
ments under the supervision of Mr. Leave your orders, at once.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE LADIES!
If you have
bought your
will pay you
come and look
not already
Slippers it
to at least
ours over.
We have decided to dispose of, regard
less of price, all the smaller s;zes in our
stock and will give a substantial reduc
tion in the larger sizes.
Shoes kept over horn last year are better
today than the ones you can buy made
this year and the prices art such that
you will be satisfied.
COME EARLY BEFORE
YOUR SIZE IS GONE
nearly everybody ought to subscribe
to one or more of them. Either of
the local banks will gladly receive
and forward subscriptions free of cost.
Mr. J. E. Latham' returned from
Virginia last night. He had been at
Danville attending a meeting of the
stock holders of the Danville & West
ern road, being one of the directors,
and tells us that in taking a trip over
the road he visited the new site where
the Marshal Field people are making
arrangements to build their new mil
lion dollar cotton mill.. This will be
located about three miles from '. Mar
tinsville. They have bought about 17,-
000 acres of land near Smith river
and this will be one of the big mills
in the South, although already at
Spray they have several millions in
vosaexi. Mr. Latham reports crops
looking good in that section of Vir-
f inia and the war spirit high. Greens
horo Record.
Irish potatoes on the local imarket
are selling for $9.50. A gentleman
wanted a peck. The merchant (meas
ured them out and handed them t
the customer and stated the Drice.
My, my," stated the customer, "I
I.ae just arrived f rem Norfolk and I
can get all the potatoes I want there
at J8 the barrel." The merchant re
marked that he would like to buy a
ew barrels at that figure and the
customer in turn kindly ft f lished
him 'the address of a wholesale mer
chant in Norfolk, and the potatoes
were at once ordered. In less than
twenty-four hours the local merchant
learned to his sorrow that potatoes
were selling in Norfolk for $10.50 the
barrel, but he managed to get three
small baskets of new potatoes from
the Norfolk house, which set him back
the tune of $7.50.
NEW
GOODS
COMING
IN
"DAILY
We want every man and woman in the county to come to our store and get
acquainted with the Wonderful Values we offer in High Class Merchandise.
There is a Bargain for every woman in our Dress Goods Depart
merit We have about 10,000 yards of Dress Goods Remnants-com-prising
Voiles, Poplins, Batistes, Skirting, Ginghams, etc., which we are
selling as low as one-half the regular price.
Our line of Shoes and Oxfords for men, women and children defy
the present exherbitant Shoe price! Ladies' High Cut White Shoes
and Pumps. Men's and Boys' Oxfords in tans and blacks; also new Fan
cy Top Oxfords. To appreciate our Wonderful Shoe Stock, you must
.. sec it'
CLOTHING for men and boyi! Although priced lower than in any other store
in the Stat we sell Clothes of merit-Garments that are perfectly tailored, in a
range of styles and colors, that include everything that is New and Fashionable
for men and youths of every age, build, and taste.
SILK TUB SKIRTS,
Attractive Patterns,
Value $8,00 .........
$3.95
Amoskneg Ginghams Q 1 o -Value
15 SJ IZC
Middy Blouse Suits for fc 1 Q ft
Misses, Value $5.00.. P 1 uo
.Value 15c
Best Percales yard
wide Value 18c...
11 l-2c
Hijrh Class White
Shoes for Ladies and
Misses. Value $3.00
$1.95
Turkish
20c..-..
Towels, Value
10 c
Mary Jane Pumps for
Children, sizes to 2,
value $1.50 .......
$1.00 Quality White.
Voile 42 in.. ......
48c
98c
Boys' Suits, Value
$1.25, in Wash Linens
and Galaten Cloth...
68c
Men's $3.00 Sl)oesiui t1 QQ
Gun Metal Blucher- 1,s7
$2.00 Grade yd
wide Black Taf-(P11C
fetaSilk ...,P1.10
3
YOUR SISTER EXECUTED
TODAY," CENSOR WROTE
YOU SAVE MONEY BUYING AT
S. HEINER &
ReidsvilIe,N.C.
Adjoining W. P. Ware's Grocery
CO.
W. Market St.!
A Lesson In Manners
We have neglected certain obligation
Albeit Jn a purely social way. .
One should return a neighbor's salutatlonl
And make a party call a certain day.
America has failed In manners. I It
A trifle that we lack In etiquette?
Surely 'tie time that we returned the visit
Of Lafayette.
Our social calendar Is much neglected.
And "busy" Ib not always an excuse.
Some adequate return might be expected,
And courtesy may rust for lack of use.
Suppose, In manner both polite and hearty,
Before this suitable occasion goes,
We manage to return that little party
Of Hochambeau's.
Theodonia Garrison of the Vigilantes.
GUS
CLARK & CO.
Au account of Ueriunu cruelty that
is almost .unbelievable auie tnrnugn
the mails to a resident of Vilui':iii.,t'iii,
Del. That It was allowed to im.-.-. :l:e
German censor, it is believed, is dun to
the-fact that... the. individual .'bundling,
tula piece of uiaii desired to impress
upon the world at large the punish
ment the German government imposes
-upon those who question the kaiser's
authority or opinion.
The letter came from a German wo
man whose sister is one of that city's
wort respc' ted residents. The writer
said there was a lak of food of all
kinds in Germany, that what they had
was of an iuieritii' ijiiaKty and that old
people were dying because of a luck of
nourishment. The writer referred to
the pitiful sights -hi (Jc-ruiau homes
where there are children. the said the
leople were aroused to a point of des
peration over the food situation and
that they felt that their loved ones
were being nacrinVed to Prussian
pride. They placed the blame ou the
kaiser. :
Further on the writer taid she had
suffered so much and her family had
been a reduced by the want of food
that she felt as though she could kill
the kaiser if she found the opportunity.
All these details the ueruiun ceusor
permitted to pass.
Then at the bottom of tbe letter was
a line signed "The Censor.
"Your sister was executed ibis morn
ing," this line read.
Shrewd Bobby.
"Here's a nickel, dear, for doing that
errand for me."
"Make it 5 pennies, please, auntie."
"Why, child, the amount is the
same."
"Yes. but a nickel comes in too
handy when mamma wants to go and
telephone somebody." Doton Tran
script. ;
When Hurrying Back
Your Train, Drop in to See Us
For a Quick Lunch.
ftUR MOTTO In the Minute Service
UU1V ill VI 1 V Sanitary and wholesome prepared-
kept food.
Also Candies, Fruits, Cakes, Ice Cream,
Cigarettes and Cigars.
Tour Nickel goes furthest with ns than with any other Eating Place here
sTsTsTsTsjasMSMMasTs . . . .
ATLANTA WEINNIE STAND, "Jim's Wace" I
NUX IRON PEPSIN and
SA R SAPAR I L LA Effective
Combination.'
As comprised in Hood's Sarsapa
rilla and Peptiron Pills, these .valu
able remedies possess unequalled
health-value, for the alleviation and
cure of a Ions train of ailments com
mon among our people.
In these days of rushing and push
ing, beyond the endurance of even
the most robust, nearly every man
and woman needs and must have the
aid of the health-giving powers of
this combination of medicines to sup
port and sustain normal health tone.
If it is not supplied, the depletion of
the blood and the broken-down
nerves will soon give way to perma
nent invalidism and ruined healfb.
The very best remedies for blood
purifying and nerve-building are
. found in Hood's Sarsaparilla and
Pepti ron Pills. You know well the
( great tonie properties of iron. They
are much increased and improved in
this combination Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla to be taken before meals. PeDt-
j iron Pills after meals.
ZELL'S
USE
tuR TOBACCO
Madison, N. C, Jan. 27, 1!H7.
I used 2017 hajrs of ZKLL'S 'SPECIAL COM
POUND FOR TOBACCO on my farms last year and
so far hae sold about $i0,000 00 worth of tobacco
5'?rWTD.2V7it I J?riCM whi?h are hih,y P'easinir.
b starts tobacco nicely, and ripens it uni-
ormly, producing a rich, waxy leaf which weichs
rell and hr.njrs the money. I will certainly ase
well again this year J. M. GALLA WAY.
FOR SALE BY
KING k COBB, Pelham. J. H. GLENN. Stoned
JNO. Y. STOKES, RetdsTiHe J.H.HOLLAND 4 CO. Price
W. 0. DOCCEn.Browi Summit, T.B.WILS0N, Madiso,
ill
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