FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1917
THE RE7IEW: JREIDSVTLLE, N. 0.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
, (Conducted by the County Superln-
teadent of Schools.)
Opening Of The Pub'lc Schools
The County Board of Education
has named Monday, October 15th as
the date for the opening of the public
schools of this county. This does not
No Home Food To Be 8eized
Denying a rumor circulating gener
ally that it is the purpose of the
National XJoverraent to seize food
supplies belonging to individual fam
illes. Director B. W. Kllgore, of the
Agricultural extension Service, calls
emphatic attention to a recent state
ment received by him from Washing'
ton that the Government does not in
tend to seize any) home food supplies.
Many variations of this rumor have
ratar in th schools that operate in
special tax districts aB these schools been deliberately circulated and many
-wm hHn nn Monday October 1st. tannics nave oeen prevented irom
i, ia ... that the schools betrin conserving foods thereby. MiC Kil
as nearly a possible at the same
time, and Monday, October 15th seems
to be the moat suitable date. These
schools will close for the fall term on
Friday, December 21st and begin for
the spring term on Tuesday, January
let, 1918. If the schools can begin
on Monday October 15th they will
close for the spring term the latter
part of March.
The Legislature of 1917 provides
that all children between the ages of
8 and 14 years of age shall attend
school regularly for a period of at
least four months. - The period for
the compulsory attendance will begin
on the day of the opening of the pub
lic schools, October 15th, and lasts
for a period of four months. Attend
inr officers will be appointed for
each township in the county
Most all of the schools are supplied
with teachers and all parent are re
peated to have the children in school
on the opening day.
There has been very little change
In the text books for use in the schools
for the next five years. Where the
books are changed in the elementary
schools aa exchange price will be al
lowed at the book-stores.
BUILDING NEW SCHOOL HOUSES
The Coumty Board of Education has
eadeavov this year to aid in build
ing school houses in those communi
ties where it is a public necessity
New building are now being erected
in the following districts:
Sharon Simpsonville township.
Green Saring Price township
Reld Creek Madison towshlp
GUdv School Simpsonville town-
isMn rsnAcfal tax voted here this
-
year.)
Saunders School Wentworth town
ship,
An auditorium and two recitaton
gore states that this rumor has been
circulated by our enemies for the pur
pose of preventing people from can
ning, drying and otherwise conserv
ing their food products.
The Extension Service of the Col
lege of Agriculture and Department
of Agriculture has through its vari
ous divisions and field workers em
phasized the Importance of saving all
food possible in order that house
holds themselves may have a cheap
and plentiful supply of food. There
has never been any Intention of the
Federal Government to seize any of
this. Rather, it would be more likely
to further encourage the conservation
of still more food in order that out
put of staple tood products from their
chief producing regions be available
for use by the armies of this country
and our allies .
Some families state that they heard
that all canned material over 100
quarts will be seized. Others state
that all canned food will be taken
and sent to England. All of this is
absurd. The State and National Ag
ricultural Agencies wish to do all in
their power to aid In the helping to
combat the high cost of living and for
ths reason have furmsnea men and
womento instruct the people how to
can, preserve and dry perishable food
products, properly.
Director Kilgore appeals to all loyal
citizens to aid in dispelling any mis
taken Idea that may exist In regard
to food seizure and to further encour
age the efforts of producers to save
all available food material possfble
Thinning The Ranks
Editors Review:
Just a few weeks ago Franklin
Jones, a member of Company G, 14
N, C. Regiment answered to the last
roll call on earth and has passed ove.
rnnmA a hninEr added at the Bethany . .. .. . r
, . v7- v, ... lue nver on tne omer snore He was
ecnooi. . a good and brave soldier, peaceable
. T "'"5 " d ready when the bugle would
isaen """ 7 " ". He was a man of firmness
ta new Duuaing wm ne wwmju
lime during the year.)
A new two-room building has been
erected this year In Ruffln township
at the Happy Home School.
After this year nearly all the dis
tricts in the county will have good
school buildings located in them.
Two new buildings have been uullt
for the colored people in the county.
FREE TUITION
Parents are notified that they can
secure free tuition at five public
never knew him to be engaged In Idle
conversations and he seemed to have
a Christian walk. I trust our loss
may be his gain.
We are passing over the river one
by one. Just a few days ago, J. M.
Harris passed over on the other
shore. We will miss him so much.
He and I were warm friends and
spent many pleasant hours together
in our boyhood days; went to school
together and were in the same Com
pany urlng the war and have been
together a great deal since the war.
He was firmness and competent to
iiieh schools in the county. These
schools are open to all boys and girls
in the county who have certificates l,ve oa any, gubJect
BUOWinK IUBV IUCY Luuiyiy
the seventh grade. These schools are
located at the following places:
Bethany school, Sdmmerfleld, N. C,
R. F. D. ' -
Ruffln school, Ruffln, N. C.
Stonevllle school, Stonevilte, N. C,
A Madison school, Madison, C.
Wentworth school, Wentworth, N.
Colio
Great Faith In Chamberlain's
and Diarrhoe'a Remedy.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used by my father about
a year ago when he had diarrhoea. It
relieved him Immediately and by ta
king three doses he was absolutely
cured. He has great faith in this
remedy," writes Mrs. W. H. Wit
liarn, Stanley, N. Y.
Brother comrades, we do not know
which will answer the next call to
pass over the river on the other
shore. There are only five of that
gallant old Company G left that I can
think of 100 that left home in May
1861 for the scene of war. They are
as follows: J. M. Wilson, J. J. Scar
lett, E. R. Harris, of Reidsville, Jas.
Swann and George Smith of this
county.
Brother comrades, let us all try to
be ready when we are called to pass
over on the other shore to meet in
peace and happiness where parting
will be no more.
J. M. WILSON,
Reidsville, N. C.
Now that the government wants
the people to eat more fish It will
"e harder than -ever to keep Father
Irom "taHnir a Anv nff " Wfl nnlrl
hope that he won't neglect putting in
the wheat to do so. ,
Peruna eases
the burden of the
housekeeper by keep
ing away the danger
of illness resulting
)Jrl from colds, coughs,
I and indigestion due
to catarrhal condi
tion. It speedily re
lieves and overcomes
these.
Its tonic properties build op
the strength of the physically
weak and run down, and its use
la eoovalescense. especially after grip,
is remarkably beneficial
KEEP IT ON HAND
The wise housekeeper has Perana
a hand for instant use eren t catarrhal
trouble do oat call for It regular ad
ministratioa. A dose or two la time
Often prevents a ions Ulneas.
Liquid or tablet form.
Uanafin Tablet are a splendid
laxative tor borne ase.
AktbednuUist
THE PERUNA COMPANY
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MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
i THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
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And Hair Stops Coming
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Besides beautifying hair, one ap
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ery partcle of dandruff; invigorates
the scalp, Btopping itching and falling
hair.
Danderlne is to the head that fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots.
invigoratesand strengthens them. Its
exhlliarating, stimulating and life-producing
properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you
will Just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl-
ton's Danderlne from any drug store
or toilet counter and try as direct
Buying wife, with tobacco at mm jim m sjji-
currency, in th$ old days of Virginia ' - ;
For cigarettes, Virginia-Carolina tobacco is the best
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The sunny South Inhere cigarettes were born
, The first cigarette ever made was Virginia- .
Carolina tobacco. All the mellow charm
of Southern sunshine itself is in Virginia
Carolina tobacco. And no other tobacco
has that idash" and "go" to its taste that
Virginia-Carolina tobacco has.
n nn in
The Cigarette of Quality
NOTEj 300 million pounds. That's
how much Virginia-Carolina tobacco was
made into cigarettes last year over 4
times as much as any other tobacco. And
Piedmont it the biggest-selling Virginia
Carolina cigarette in the 'world.
5cand 10c
a package
With rabbits commended as war
diet to release beef and pork for ex
port for-the Allied armies in Europe,
Chatham county should certainly come
into its own.
Don'tbe content with doing your bit
for the country; do your best
' N0TCE OF 8ALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale conferred upon me In a cer
tain deed of .trust executed by James
D. Glass and wife, Leila M. Glass,
on July 5, 1916, and duly recorded In
Book af Deeds No. 180 page 194 Reg
ister of Deeds Office of Rocklnghm
county, N. C, to secure a certain
bond therein described and referred
to, and default having been made in
the payment of said bond which is
now past due and unpaid, I will on
Saturday, the 20th day of October,
1917, at 11 o'clock a. m., in front of
the Bank of Reidsville Building In
Jhe town of Reidsille, N. C, offer
for sale at public auction 'to the
highest bidderr for cash, the follow
ing described estate:
Lying in Reidsville Township,
Rockingham County, N. 1 C. Adjoin
ing the lands of R. G. Gladstone,
John Y. Stokes, Bud Jones etal Be
ginning at a stake In the Leaksville
road at, J. Y. Stokes'corner thence
running with said road In a southerly
direction 8 chains and 63 links (save
and except 60 feet off' and sold to
Bud Jones) to a stake Bud Jones'
corner; thence North 86 degrees
West to a stake in Ferguson's line,
Bud Jones' corner 6 chains and 33
links, thence North 4 degrees West
by land of said Ferguson to two ce
dars In J. Y. Stokes' corner 8 chains
and 62 links (save and except the
65 feet cut off for Bud Jones) thence
South with J. Y. Stokes' line 86V4
degrees East 5 chains and 84 links
to. the point of the beginning and
containing '5 acres more or less save
and exoept the lot cut off and sold
to Bud Jones and being the lot con
veyed to J. D. Glass under Deed
Book No. 184 page 630. Register of
Deeds Office of Rockingham- County,
N. C.
W. R. DALTON, Trustee
This September 18th, 1917
NOTICE OF 8ALE
Under and by virtue, of the power
of sale conferred upon me In a cer
tain deed of trust executed by James
D. Glass and wife, Leila M. Glass,
on September 25th 1912 and duly re
corded In Book of Deeds No. 175
page 355 Register of Deeds Office of
Rockingham county, N. C, to se
cure a certain bond therein described
and referred to, and default having
been made In the payment of .said
bond which is now past due and un
paid, I will on Saturday, the 20th
day. of October, 1917, at 11 o'clock
a. m., in front of the the Bank of
Reidsville Building In the town of
Reidsville, N. C, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following describe real
estate:
Lying In Reidsville, N.VC, adjoin
ing the lands of C. A. Osborne, W.
B. Wray, et aL Beginning: at the
corner of C. A. Osborne's lot on
West Market street running North
along said street 93 feet to corner
of an unknown street; thence West
along said unknown street 424 feet
to an Iron stake, Corner on North
Scales street; thence South with
North Scales street 105 feet to a
point InW. B. Wray's line and thence
East 423 feet to the beginning, it
being part in the Gladstone land in
the Northern part of Reidsville and
being lot conveyed by W. B. Wray
and wife to J. D. Glass (see Deed
Book No. 176-19) on which premises
the said J. D. Glass resided at the
time of his death.
W. R. DALTON, Trustee
This September 18th, 1917.
I have 3 counter show cases, also
1 floor case that I will jell chean
before I move, also one self-measur
ing oil tank. Cosmo Benson. Par
lor Market : ,
Land For Sale
The farm of the lata Josjah S.i
Newnam, situated In SimpsonTllltr
Township on the headwater of little
Plney Creek adjoining the lands of
H. R. Scott W. A Irvln and others,
containing 202 acres. For further
information see J. W. Newnam at
Spray or J. R. Newnam at Reidsville, '
N. C.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE x
Having duly qualified a executor
of the will of Mrs. Susan H.
Meadows, deceased, of Rockingham
county, notice is hereby given to -all
persons holding claims against the
said estate to present them to the
undersigned duly verified on or before
the 1st day of of October, 1918, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to the said estate will come forward
and make Immediate settlement at
once. v
R. B. CHANCE, Executor
of Mrs. Susan II. Meadow, Deceased
This September 24th, 1917. ' -