1 AGE EIGHT
THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. CL
NEWS OP REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
Mis Marguerite Penn la visiting in
Danville.
Tills Hf is what we make it, so is
this town.
Mrs. Alvta Mlllner is visiting la
Greensboro.
Mr. T. J. McCann is spending a
few days In New York.
Mrs. J. W. Mllner is voting rela
tives at Stokesland, Va,
Miss Lou Boyd has gone to New
York to epend some time.
This is tax listing time. Better
list now while listing is good.
Mr. Dudley Withers of Greenville,
S. C, is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pettlgrew of
Jacksonville, Fla., are here to epend,
tame time.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Staples of
Wilson are spending some time here
with relatives.
Mr. John Benson of High Point
baa been spending a few days here
jwith his parents.
It is better to help the town accom
plish one good thing than to point
out a dozen poor onea.
"Yesterday is gone, tomorrow may
never come." This day is your best
opportunity. - So Is this town.
Dr. T. E. Balsley is critically ill at
a Richmond sanitarium. Ills wife
and children are at his bedside.
Mies Margaret Crutor of Greensboro
was the attractive guost of Miss Hen
rietta Halrston the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary Robinson and Misses
Henrietta Reid and Wilson Watllng-
ton are in Spartanburg attending the
May Music Festival.
Dr. J. W. McGeheo has returned
Tranv St. Leo's Hospital, Greensboro,
where he recently underwent an op
eration for appendicitis.
Dr. D. I. Craig and Rev. Carl Craig
attended the sessions of an adjourn-
, ed (meeting of Orange Presbytery at
Alamance church this week.
Attention is called to the Atlanta
Welnle Stand advertisement in this
Issue. "Jimmie's Place" is fast build
ing up a fine trade. He deserves it.
Dr. A. E. Worsham, who served
with the 2nd Infantry on the border,
has 'opened an office at Ruffln for the
practice of denistry. See his ad in
this Issue,
Southern Railway System will oper
ate a special train from Charlotte and
other North Carolina points to Wash
ington, D. C, Monday, June 4, 1917.
Train will consist of Standard Sleep
leg Cars and First Class Day Coaches.
Baggage will be checked under usual
THE TIMES TOPICS
NO. 16.
Reidsville, N. C.
By G. W. BRITTAIN
.Somehow the ilreat . American
(Jalmblers are getting a Jolt, We re
fer to the gamblers in food products,
C blcago has a heart and when a city
like that softens up even a little, it's
high time the rest of the world cut
Its grasping claws. Mr. Hoover says
that he can remedy the trouble, even
to saving the people nearly half the
cost prtce. Herefs hoping that he
will show us we are not from mis
souri, but it behooves us to urge
hicn for restoring the great American
dollar to a full seventy-five cent value
once again.
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Love's breath is wafted with a sigh,
We know not when or why.
We know not whence comes loves
sweet thrills,
Until we start to pay the bills.
PARTY at Boston, And everything Is
lovely don't cher know, deucedly
clevuh by Jove. JCis Is ze place for
zo grand feed said Monsleiur le Bom
bastus.
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917
We compound prescriptions exactly
as your doctor intends them. Brit
tain fills all the prescriptions entrust
xl to us. We have a heart.
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Sister Susie Is baking big brown
biscuits for the soldiers.
We haven't heard of another TEA
Lizzie The United StatGs may put
the Actors and Convicts in the front
line of battle. Bridget And, for why
do you think so? Lizzie Just to keep
the Stars and Stripes together.
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Walk this way MarmeJuke, takf
home a can of PACK'S TALCUM, it's
very fine, any odor you want and at 15
cents the can. As good as the best,
caai across.
A man always stands ready to grat
jify his wife's smallest wish, provia
cd it is small enough.
Raise less rain and more beans, we
have the seeds that do grow. Canta
loupes, carrots, cucumbers, cymlins.
Beans, beets, and such, v
t ome again Silas, tell Hortense to
try this on her piano, Wanxer weath
er coming.
BRITTAIN S DRUG STORE
The Home of Good Drugs and Garden Seeds. PHONE 300
Best Goods Lowest Prices. Let Britta.n fill your Prescriptions.
conditions. The round trip fare from
Reidsville is $6.15.
The man who begins to plan for this
'town will soon be calling it "imy" town.
Next Sunday is Better Sunday
School and Go-to-Church Sunday in
KoMaviilft. Get vour friends to at
tend same Sunday School and church
on that day.
1 Instead of the generous bunch of
former davs. the farmer, is now do
ing up his spring onions in cute little
jinHnnnifirfiR but. of coursre. he is
getting the big bouquet price.
There was never a time In the
memory of this generation when the
rnnnlA of Rocklnebam county were
buying and laying by such stores of
fruit Jars as at present. For once
in the history of the country the farm
ers have fully made up their minds
to reserve all their surplus fruits and
veg tables. Every farm home in this
section should be converted into
sort of fruit and vegetable cannery
this summer and fall, and nothing
thnt la worth reserving should be
nnrmlttftd to ko to waste Families
Wann
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Laborers, Carpenters,
Masons
Healthy Outdoor Work for
Six Months
YOU NEED OUR HELP
WE NEED YOURS
Let ut get together and build new cigarette factory
Apply immediately at office The American Tobac
co Company. F. R. PENN BRANCH.
who do not need all they preserve
for their own use will be able to dis
pose of it in the market at handsome
profits.
Leon Rice, the great American Dra
matic tenor, sang his way straight to
the hearts of a large audnience Satur
day night at the Graded School One
seldome hears a voice of such power,
range and beauty.
The paving contractors are (making
fine progress this pretty weather.
Morehead and Montgomery streets
have lately been completed and work
Is going forward rapidly on Scales,
Gilmer and Lawsonville streets.
A larger number of the younger
people of the town participated in
a very enjoyable dance at the C.
& A. hall Modnay niKhl. The proceeds
from the dance went to the local
Soldiers' Relief Society.
Mr. T. L. Lambeth, an influential
farmer of near Mclver, was in town
Tusday and gave us a pleasant call.
He says crop prospects are good in
his section and farmers are working
harder than ever before in their
lives. ' ,
jlJfomeBank
tliatpayr
Interest
The Question of Safety
; is never of greater importance than when
place money at interest.
By depositing your surplus funds in the
Savings Department of this strong, old-es-
tablished bank, which has a capital and sur
plus fund of $115,000, you make certain not
only of complete safety for your principal but
a liberal rate of interest as well.
We welcome deposits from One Dollar up and pay 4 per
cent compounded quarterly on them.
The government is in need of hun
dreds of stenographers and typewrit
ers. The entrance salary is ?900 to
$1200 a year. The postofflce can give
all necessary information. Both imen
and women are wanted. One must
have reached the eighteenth birthday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Motley, Jr., of
London, England, formerly of Reids
ville have arrived for an extended vis
it to relatives here. At the earnest
solicitation of his many friends here
Mr. Motley has agreed to make a talk
at the C. & A. hall some time in the
near future on war conditions as he
saw them in Europe. Coming home
ht was en route fourteen days. He
was in sight of U-boats a number of
Unites and the passengers as precau
tionary measure slept in their clothes,
he said. 'V : ' ' ' UljtlU
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC.
Cole fertilizer distributors are the
best. Sold by Townsend Buggy Co.
Iron Age Cultivator hoe wear
sharp. Sold by Townsend Buggy Co.
New lot Shirt Waists, Sport Skirts
and Summer Millinery. Mrs. Cornie
Irrln & Co.
See our line before you buy that
Spring suit Williams & Co., The
Man's Store.
New lot of neckwear received in all
he newest shades. Williams & Co.,
The Man's Store.
LOST. A front light from Ford car
Please return to J. C. Barber at Cli
max Barber Shop.
STRAYED. Boar pig wttn streak
of white down back. Reward if return
ed to June Jefllries,
Don't forget to call on us for any
thing you need in shirts, Williams &
Co., The Man's Store.
LOST Silver mesh bag; Initials
"M. C. T." on same. Reward if re
turned to Tucker's Drug Store.
Tretty selection of cut glass and
silver for wedding presents. Drop In
and see. Morrison Jewelry Co.
Be sure and see our line of straw
hats before making your purchase.
Williams & Co., The Man's Store.
Our ladles hats, no higher this year
than usual, sales heavy and new hats
coming in every week. Come to see
us before buying. Mrs. Turner at Tur
ner's 5 & 10 cent store.
TAX LISTING at the Town Hall
from May 8th to 31st inclusive. State
Graded School and Town Taxes. Come
early. Signed W. S. Somers, P. H.
Williamson, W. L. Gardner, Tax List
ers. See those nice lota with plenty of
shade and fruit trees, a good garden
and splendid spring of water. Only
suven minutes walk from A. T. Co.'s
plant Prices right. Terms resaon
able. See me quick. F. S. Miles.
Pilot Mountain Grain Cradle. Sold
by Townsend Buggy Co.
FOR SERVICE Fine boar hog
Klmo Morricle. Phone 125-J.
Pee our line of low cut shoes before
you buy. Williams & Co., The Man
Store.
Avery's Joy Rider Cultivator with
pivot tongue. Sold by Townsend Bug
y Co.
New lot or ranaiaia nats Just re
ceived. Williams & Co., The Man's
Store.
Roofings are still going higher, but
we have big stock yet. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Lewis Lead and Lucas Paints, big
htock at right prices. Reidsville
i lard ware Co.
Now is the time to get bargains in
Coats. Suits and dresses. Mrs. Cor
nie Irvin & Co.
Caps and straw hats In all the new
shapes and shades. Williams & Co.,
The Man's Store.
Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hose, best
l makes at the right price. Reidsville
Hardware Company.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
ripe, brick, and building blocks, call
i.'u W. T. Woo ten, Mgr.
Dig 8 took of screen doors and screen
v-ire. We can make the price. Reids
ville Hardware Company.
Pretty selection of cut glass and
silver for wedding presents. Drop in
ai:d see. Morrison Jewelry Co.
Our line of hats, both in felt and
straw goods, are hard to beat. Wil
liams & Co., The Man's Store.
Pretty selection of cut glass and
siiver for wedding presents. Drop in
and see. Morrison Jewelry Co.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A
pood, heavy, gentle work horse. Ap
ply to W. G. Ballard, Phone 264-W.
See niy children's hats before buy
ing elsewhere. Prices 50c and up.
Mrs. Turner, Turner's 5 & 10c Store.
Morrison Jewelry Co. has Just re
ceived a nice line of Sterling Silver
ware suitable for wedding presents.
Just received a new shipment of
summer hats. They are beauties. Call I
and see them. Mrs. Sam Fels & Co.
Morrison jeweiry vo. nas just re
c?ived a nice line of Sterling Silver
ware suitable for wedding presents
Morrison Jewelry Co. has Just re-
cpived a nice line of Sterling Silver
ware suitable for wedding presents
FOR SALE.--One second - hand
threshing machine in good shape, will
sen at -a bargain. Townsend Buggy
Co.-
Beautiful line of silks and ginghams
ribbons and all kinds of notions. Ev
erything fresh and stylish. Mrs. Sam
Fels & Co.
Come to Fels' Store for the latest
and best goods and biggest bargains.
Our stock Is fresh and stylish. Mrs.
Sum Fels & Co.
Shirts new lot Just received In all
the newest patterns. Prices range
from 65c to J3.50. Williams & Co.,
The Man's Store.
WANTED. Same good homes on
breeding proposition for some Collies
and Airedale Matrons. W. G. Bal
lard, Phone 264-W.
Fine Lettuce, ready for use, and
transplanted tomato plants of best va
riety. A. H. Waycaster, Lindsoy
street. Phone No. 253-J.
New lot of those nice blue serge
suits Just received In pinch-backs
and regulars; either way you want
them. Williams & Co., The Man's
Store.
20,000 HHD. HOOPS WANTED. 6J
TO 7 CENTS FOR FIRST-CLASS
WHITE OAK HOOPS. EXPORT
EAF TOBACCO CO., ROBT. HAIRS
TON, BUYER.
LABORERS WANTED. Wanted,
fifty laborers. Will pay 15 cents per
hour. Permanent work for several
months. R. M. Hudson Construction
Co., Paving Contractors. Reidsvlllle,
n. c ;
FLOWERS Plants. Do you remem
ber the poet's words: "If I had- two
leaves I would sell one and buy a
hyacinth upon which to feed my
soul"? Order your bedding plants
now. Scarlet sage, verbena, cannas,
asters, coxcomb, geranium, etc., from
Mrs. W.T. Barber & Son, Phone 112J.
TAX LISTINQ for Wentworth town
ship. I will be at the following places
on dates named: Wentworth, May
? and 21; S. P. Thomas' Store, 10 and
17; Bethlehem, 14; Pleas ants ville, 23;
Stone's Store, 25, (morning), Settle's
Store afternoon; Calvary School
House, 18, afternoon. J. A. Gunn, Tax
Lister.
NARROW GUAGE, NO. 6
Mrs. E. A. Craddock has returned
from Alliance, Ohio, where she has
been spending a month or so with
her son Mr. O. G. Craddock and was
accompanied home by her son, Mr.
Dove Craddock, who has been at City
Hospital at Alliance for an opera
tion. His condition Is very much Im
proved his many friends will be glad
to know.
Mllsa Ora Craddoock of Auburn, TIL
Is on a visit to her grandmother, Mrs
E. E. Jones, and other relatives.
Mrs. John Rich and baby from
Mayodan, are visiting her aunt and
snele, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Rich Is Tlslting her
cousins, Misses Bert and Nellie Jones
this week.
Quite a large crowd attended the
meeting at Wolf Island Sunday.
The Review and Bryan's
Coismoiier 2.00 rer yeax
BIG REDUCTIONS I
In Coats, Suits and Dresses
We Have Jost Received a Beautiful Line of
SHIRT WAISTS, SPORT SKIRTS AND
SUMMER MILLINERY
Make Your Selection Today
Mrs. Cornie Irvin & Co.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style.
DOIT 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
Mew S
tyl
es!
In Women's and Misses'
SPRING CLOTHES
Spring is blooming in our stocks. AH the
beauties of nature are revealed in these
charming creations for Womankind and her
daughters.
And all to be had on such pleasant pay
ing terms.
A LITTLE SUM DOWN
AND $1.00 A WEEK
That's all. It's delightfully simple and easy,
and it permits you to wear the same styles
that the correct dressers of New York are
wearing.
Q Nnrth A LITTLE DOWN AND
s TANENHAUS
A DOLLAR A WEEK
Opposite
P.O.
WAR AND HIGH PRICES
may cause a "pinch".
When
The
Pinch
Comes
n
a pmcn . ine
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".
Let your Garden Seed
from
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 14. NIGHI" PHONE 61-J.