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THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. C.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1917
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROOKING II AM
Coal bills are a large part of your
livinK expense reduce them by uslnt;
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters.
The Ladles Aid Society ot the Bap
c ,' tut church will hold their annual
bazaar about Noreniber 1.
Misses Margaret Womack and Sue
Howard have resumed their studies
at Converse College, Spwtanburg, S.
C.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Main
street M. E. church will hold a
bazaar about the first week in Decem
ber. ;
Revival services will begin at the
Main Street M. B. Church, South,
September 30th, Rev. L. Berge Ab
ernethy of Charlotte, brother of Dr.
W. E. Abernethy, will usist the
latter in the conduct ot the revival.
The Wnstou-Suloia Fair will be
TiHld October 2 5th. .Secretary Car
land Wobb assures us that this will
be one of the bast of the of the Win-Hton-Salem
fairs. Hon. "William Jen
nags Bryan will speak at the fair
grounds on the afternoon of the first
day October 2nd.
Send The Review to your soldier
boy. It's tw ice-awe ok visits will be
welcomed by him as a letter from
hime. The Kevl'w fin Yi" sent to
them whereever they may go. Vou
ranuot write thi.m all the news from
tha folks back home, but you can
send them The Review and thus they
will be able to keep up with the news,
and the price is so low you would
fcanily miss it one year, $1.50; six
months 75 cents; four months, 50
cents.
All eoruinunicatlos of eveny char
actor must hive the name of some
responsible person signed to them
before any attention will be paid
them in this office-. This name is
not required for publication, but In
rJer that we may know who Is the
author. A note of . appi eolation was
received last week which we will
gladly publish in our next issue if
the author will furntah his or her
ame.( Tlese remember this ana
always sign your name.
The Relsvllle Library Association
la hoping to help the soldiers by
collecting readjng matter to be sent
to the camps. All the libraries In
the State are doing this work. We
rge all who have magazines of this
year's date which they have already
read to send them to the Public Li
brary on Wednesdays or Saturdays
as those are the library days. Mrs.
TV'. B. Wray will receive them and
see -that they go on to the camps.
Good books are also desired. Books
of travol, adventure, love, etc., ere
acceptable. Do your bit and help
lighten many a lonely hour for the
boy in camp.
On Sunday morning, September 80,
Pastor Abernethr will preach the
first sermon Jn the revival meeting
at the Main Street Methodist church.
At 7.30 in the evening Pastor E. N.
Johnson will preach In the Methodist
church, having no service at the Bap
tist church. On Monday evening at
7:30, Dr. L. Borge Abernethy, broth
er of the pastor, will preach. Later
announcements will follow.
Carefully Treat .
Children's Colds
Kagleet of children's colds often lays the
foundation of serious lung trouble. Ou
the other hand, it is harmful to contiou.
ally dose delicate little stomachs with in.
temal medicines or to keep the children
always indoors.
Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom and
good application of Vick's 'Vap-O-Rub'
.Salve over the throat and chest at the first
ign of trouble, will keep the little chaps
free from colds without injuring their di
fc'estions. 2Cc, 60o, or $1.00.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC.
REPORT
ell the news happen
ings that come to your
attention to this office.
It will be appreciated
for every piece of news
will make the paper
more interesting for
you as well as others.
We want and with your
help will print all
THE NEWS
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having duly qualified as adminis
trator of the estate of J. M. Jones,
deceased, late of Rockingham county,
notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said estate
to present them duly -verified, to the
undersigned on or before the 26th
day of of September, 1918 or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate settlement.
A. P. SANDS, Admr.
of J. Mi Jones, Deceased
Reidsville, N. C, Sept. 26th, 1917.
WANTED. A good farm hand.
II . P. Brown.
Nissen and Spach Wagons sold by
Townsend Buggy.
Pickling spices and other preserv
ings at Harris & Price.
Big stock of shoes at reasonable
prices. W. D. Hightower.
Roofing at the old price and the
good kind. Reidsville Hdw. Oo.
Syracuse Plows once used always
preferred. Reidsville Hdw. Co.
All kinds of harness and prices
are right. Townsend Buggy Co.
PIGS. A lot of fine pigs. Apply to
W. D. Foster, 142 Lawsonvllle Ave.
FIGS FOR SALE. Apply to Mrs.
c. H. Overman, or R. D. Oapen.
Fairbanks Morse engines are the
best. Sold by Townsend Buggy Co.
Spike and disc harrows, plows and
plow casting. Townsend Buggy Co.
Buggies, surries, buggy robes and
horse blankets. Townsend Buggy
Co.
Guns, Shells and Cartridges. We
make the price. Reidsville Hard
ware Co.
FOR SALE. Seed Appier Oats,
$1.25 bushel. J. L. Brannock, Rfd
1, Mclver, N. C.
FOR RENT. Storerooms in West
End, formerly occupied by Trent &
Trent. W. M. Oilee.
JuOaT. At southern depot, open
face, 7-Jewel nickel case Illinois watch
Reward. Jack Hopkins.
FOR SERVICE. A full bred Ger
rlnger bull; terms reasonable. J.
B. Chilton, Mclver, N. C.
FOR SERVICE. Thoroughbred
Jersey bull at W. E. Trent's farm.
Fee $1.50 cash. Cecil Trent.
NOTICE. I wish to say that I am
geting in a stock of shoes, dry goods
and notions, end will be glad to serve
the public P. A. Paschal & Son.
Full cream cheese, F. F. V. hams
and breakfast bacon in jars, lunch
tongue, shad roe, cooked beans, chip
ped beef, corn beef, and many other
good things to eat at Harris &
Price.
NOTICE. We have ordered 20 tons
of Thomas phosphate that will get
to Reidsville in about eight days.
Most of it is engaged, and any far
mer who would like to use it caa
write me and I will hold the number
of bags he wants and notify him
when it comes, as it will hare to be
removed from the car.. A good
many farmers think that Thomas
Phosphate is the best wheat guano
that can be bought and it can be got
at a very reasonable price conslderl
ing the high price of other fertilizer
John R. Williams.
WANTED 10,000 boards rived.
H. P. Browf .
Plenty, of good shingles on hand.
Townsend Buggy Company.
Nissen and Spach wagons are th
best. Sold by Townsend Buggy
Company.
Collars, Bridles, Harness, Lap
Robes and Whips.-Reidsville Hard
ware Co.
Biggest gtock of Bicycles we ever
bad. Look thera over.. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Pocket Knives, Razors and Shears.
We carry complete stock. Reidsville
Hardware Co.
Just received & car load of sap
and No. 2 heart shjngles. Townsend
Buggy Company.
FOR SALE. One second hand disc
grain drill at a bargain. Townsend
Buggy Company.
FOR SALE. Good beef cow. Ap
ply to Mrs. Jack Porter, Summerfield
N. C. Route 1.
Genasco roofing put on with kleets
which Is better than nails. Town
send Buggy Co.
STOVES. See our line of cook and
heating stoves before buying. Reids
ville Hardware Co.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
on W. T. Woo ten, Mgr.
LADIES We make a specialty of
children's halrcutting of all kinds.
Sharp's Barber Shop.
See W. F. Burton before buying
your grain guano. He has something
good at reasonable cost.
FOR RENT. My home on Pied
mont street; possession given Octob
er 1st. Mrs. J. N. Craig.
FOR SALE. At a bargain, pony.
phaeton and harness. Apply to W
J. Irvin, Reidsville, N. C.
For best lighting use tha celebrated
Mazda electric lamps sold by Whit-temore-Mobley
Hardware Co.
WOOD Dry pine sawed in blocks
11.25 ner load for cash. Please do
not ask to charge. Lytt Gardner.
Southern Queen grates are the most
satisfactory, grates sold. Call and
see them. Whlttemore-Mobley Hdw.
Co.
We want a nice lorot beef cattle,
also veals. Let us know what you
have. Cosmo Benson, Parlor Mark
et, phone 62 or 63.
FARMERS We cator to your trade
We have all experienced barbers and
your trade is highly appreciated.
Sharp's Barber Shop.
TO MY FRIENDS: I take pleasure
in announcing that I am now witn
PInnix's Warehouse and will be glad
to have my friends bring their to
bacco to us. I will at all times work
for their best interest and can assure
them of the very highest prices.
Lester Somers. -
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Market Off$A
Don't Take Our Word For
it, But Gome and See and
Then You know
We sold at least 20 loads out of Rocking
ham last week that brought above $500.00
for each load. It does not take a big load
of Rockingham tobacco cutters to bring
$500 to $700. Our averages on Rocking
ham tobacco at least $35 per hundred.
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JOE GLENN
00R SALE TODAY, MONDAY, 58,042 Pounds for $18,380:38; Grand Average $31.66
Three Sales run
ning every day now
and you can sell
and never have to
wait.
We shall look for
you soon.
We want our own county folks to get all the
money possible out of their tobacco and to do
this you must come on to Winston and sell at
BROWN'S. .
We are selling one-third more Rockingham tobacco than
ever before. Why? Because when a man copes with a
load he never fails to come back. You are losing money
when you don't come.
We guarantee
you the highest
prices ever be
fore known
much more than you can get!
on any other market It is a
duty you owe yourself to
come and see.
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