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THE REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. 0.
TUESDAY, DEC. 18 117
HEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
church
30. Public
Mr. J. J- Hopp f of "e!r KufJln
Ignored us with a call S iturday.
Don't forfeit the Iat'ft, Iocember 20,
at Wcntworth in the Court IIouso.
Mr. E. O. Adklns of near Went
wortli wa in town Saturday atnd guve
us an appreciated call.
. Or . y :ung farmer friend. Mr. J.
Jf. Mobiey of H,.iU 4. was a visitor
to The li'viaw office Saturday.
Mr. W. It. Wright, as substantial
tinner of Rout 1. was in town
Saturday and gave, us a brief ca'il
Tho.ro will lx !i Clirlsitinas tre anu
itervlces at Mt. Calvary
ChrisMniis Kvi night at
ii.vited.
Tin rUl '('mas tiii.11i in t.hi win
dow oi' the homo on Christmas Eve
'will be the best (bworat ion that am
bj plaej l i here.
Sixteenth Chiipr 'he Great Se
cret. Animated W ? U (lurrKMit
Events, a rood comely i.i tally's pro
grsim at Hi'- Grande, (Monday.)
There wild be a box party given at
Glenco .school house Thursday night,
December 20, for the benefit of the
school, Public Is cordially Invited.
Mr. V K. I nrcU and daughter,
. Mi,.t Annie, oi near V.' Mitwor" h.
were in town S iturday and honored ! 0 0 0 O DOOOOOOOOOOO
Th- Kevie.v olhiit with a pleasant , O
cell
USEFUL GIFTS
Carving Sets, Knives and Forks, Spocns, &c ,
Flashlights, Pocket Knives, Razor,
Hunting Coats and Leggies,
Bicycles, Buggier, Majestic Ranges
Reidsville Hardware Co.
Kvf'i-y time we 'think about, it the
mor.J JnsKMit 'we :w that -very man
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
who can afford it shoii.d buy ;,
Ores-? S-'il. The i;d i' '1 is !)'-j-(.iiil
culeulathm.
Tho tobacco hoard of trad'" has
named Thursday, December 201 h, as
the day on which the R-idivillo
market Mill close for the Christinas
holidays', and Will open on Monday,
January 7th.
"The in ampler of the Grande The-1 y
., ..ii t... ,.,i,.ihilnt ,1 tt t h
aire Niiou'i ira ijhibii"!' ()
Hood program of picture til) is now
Tinning Kit tho Grando and he d
servi. a thie patronage of the entire
t!3y' A Patroiu
T. J. Hooper, la successful dolored
farnuiir of Route 4 called in to renew
for his paper Frid-ty. Ho had Just
sold a load of tobacco for an aver
se of $38 land was highly plesed
with prices.
M.r. It. L. Tally, ai Miooessful to
bacco fanner of Kouite 4, ga vle u s am
ppreclated cCIl Friday. Mr, Talley
planted 30,000 hills of tobacco this
year land his crop sold for a littles
rer $1900, This is more than fie for
ek'.i plant.
There will bo a Chrlsitnias enter
tainment at Iiam River school Thurs
day, Ie(eniilMr 20, beginning prompt
ly at 8 o'clock under, the siuper
vision of the teachers, M hoses' MI.it
tln and Alcorn. '-.Everybody Is invit
ed to ooino.
There will bo a Pie Harty and a
ploy, "The Only Young iMan in Town'
st Sharon school house Wednesday,
Doeeiinber 2Gth for tho benefit of the
school. No admission wiEB bo charg
ed and everybody fa cordially invited
to come and have a good time.
Sales of tobacco on. the local mark
et up io Friday;'-wtero a little over
4 500,000 pounds. This is over half
million, pounds more -than.- entire
sales 'hero of the 1916 crop. Out
warehousemen aro puliintgl for smoth
er in 111 loii pounds before the crop U
exhausted.
Flt.mil n -GooLtby, who livs oti
louit 1 about thrtO nillos frm town
came very near lonlnH his Innnie yes
terdny morning by fiio, whlcJi origi
nated in the kitchi'li. As it was the
kitchen was partly destroyed before
the flanik-s were '0tlngullied. Madl
isu Messenger,
Iaiiuw9er Springs of the .'.local ex-
preiss olllco has inade arrangomonts
to diellviir exprtft-t nutter by auto
truck on Sunday in order to make de
livery t Christmas packages In
Bootl Unio. Anyone, however, who
does not cure to roeolvw lMK'kagxw on
Sunday are requested to notify the
b.xpr'iss of lice..
Tlu Ke.ding Club met Tul"8day,
Iecem lr Ht.h w ilt,h , Mrs. Man ton
Oliver. Twelve niombors anawerMl
to the roll call naming some play
of Maieturllnck. The first paper, "How
to W'rtw Suc.rtful riays," was. giv
en by Mrs. Oliver; this was followed
by ?'Symbollshi of Maeterlinck"
which was prfentwl by Miss Emma
AlcKtntiey. Mm. Stora1 concluded
the program with an Interesting out
line of IVsileai r'nd-MeIl.Si.ando. Mrs.
Stone Bfilstel the hoatl'83 In serving
4eliclous rofi'oslmienu aftor Which
Men and wnmo-u of Aui'-'iica
on I ii'iiilii'r 17. 1!)17, your
American Rul Cross will
launch i ca mp.idgn its Christ-,
mas Membership I ri'e for
ten millioti new m 0111 tc r's. By
January 1, I'.llx, tln Ameri
can K'd Crrss will hav" 'fen
Million New Members. U wt!l
have them b.H'.anso, lacking
theni , It cannot do astl thut
the world, from out the agony
of this w-.r against War, 1s
crying upon it to do. and do
(julckly. Nicav if never before O
all of you should belong to O
your American 4ied Cross.. ,0
Thep should be nwt Tea Mil- O
lion, but .Twenty Million, For- O
ty Million N'ew .Members! O
O
ooooooooooooooop
CLIMBED STAIRS
ON HER HANDS
Too III to Walk Upright. Operation
Advised. Saved by Lydia E.
Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound.
Where You Will
Be at 65
atatlsticfl show that out of 100 aver
se healthy men at age of 25:
38 will be dead at 65.
I will be rich.
1 win be wealthy.
5 will be supporting themselrea by
work.
54 will be dependent upon friends,
ralatlres or charity.
A policy In the MUTUAL LIFE 1N
URANCB COMPANY of New York
wia solve the problem.
CAPT. A. J. ELLINGTON
Special Aont.
ReidaTine, N. O. i
the club adjournied to meet with Mr3.
KUliwjton on , lcember 18th.
A Red Cross Service Fbi in your
lis a tru0 Anierica,n home." It is a
window -says to the world: "There
ts a trine Amerldan lnonve." It Is a
true American honwe because Red
Cross Memborshlp-Dollara help sup
ply our Army, our Navy iaiwl our Al
lies vtltih the comforts, the hospital
Bupplins and tho dressings What must
be had If Vt1ea(re to win th's wbor
Display a Rel Cross Service Flag
in your home it will be supplied by
yonr nearest Red Cross Chapter the
Instjint you become a memhier, Unroll
every niKer In your , household
not only Hobby and Betty, buit ev-
mry :Tvant or helper dm the houaie.
Make youra a Red Cross homle this
Christmas. Will you do tt? Go. to
your neiaiest Red Cross Chapter now
today. .
North Qarolina day was observed
simply and untwU-nittatiioussly in the
city schools in Reldsvllie Friday.
Simple exercises were, presented In
eUich claa .'room, and ehlkiren given
wine practical lessons In conserva
tion. The g'oflp'el of "to maiko, to
save, to sierve," was preuched in some
form in all the pulblic schools of the
State and will he cm tinned from
time to time, as one of the prepar
edness measures the government la
urging etlueators to undertake thru
tho medium of the schools.
.After this week Madlsoir will be
without a. holieL tare sorry to note,
and uuiLess something is done pretty
Rooi our town will bo gtvton a. bliick
eyo. S. F. Webster, who has been
running Hotel Sterling for the past
wax 0r two fmnounces '.that it win
be closed to the public afUer Sunday.
Ho is remodolintsi his residence and
will move into same within the iuext
few diays-shefiU'e tlie holidays. Mad
ison must have a hotel and we hope
th.it our business -mien will lmmodla
ateily l)efettr tllMiis elves. Madison
Messenger.
News has been received from Chat
h'lm by Mrs. Augusta Hunter Pan
nil that her son, Captain Hunter Pan
nJ who was severely wounded sever
al niont.hs ago, would return home
first of the M-r5. Captain PainmLll
at presicnt is in the American Red
Cioss hospital in Ixndon, jand In a
letter Just received by his mother he
suites that he is fast recovering Bind
that he has betn visited by KlnQ
George and the royal duke. Captain
Pannill wab a lieutenant in the In
fmjtry and yae Btevelly xunded.
Ujh hi reeovfry ho was offered a
colonolcy, but declined to accept nd
jolneil the aviation corps, where
his gallatntry oon won for him a cap
taincy. Lynchburg News.
This woman now raises chickens and
does manual labor. Read her story;
Richmond, Ind. "For two years
was so sick and weak with troubles
from my age that
when going up
stairs l had to go
very slowly with
my Hands on the
steps, then sit down
at the top to rest.
The doctor said he
thought I should
have an operation.
and my friends
thought I would not
've to move into
our new house. My
daughter asked me
to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she had taken it with good
results, i did so, my weakness dis
appeared, I gained in strength, moved
into our new home, did all kinds of
garden work, shoveled dirt, did build
ing and cement work, and raised hun
dreds of chickens and ducks. I can
not say enough in praise of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
if these facts are useful you may pub
lish them for the benefit of other
women. Mrs. M. O. JOHNSTON.KoutS
D. Box 190, Richmond, And.
lUPUUll
REPORT KING'S WAREHOUSE
AT LEAKSVILLE, N.
Tills otyik emde Dectombeir l&fh
has been one of the best weeks or
thjl tliason. Some t the highest taiv
erages of the ye-T hiaJve been madfc
this week, tkmiia of my customers
who had been induced to try other
markets came back to mle this week
and they all agree thlait Klnig,'s Warls-
house la tlile surest pJace to gjcjt the
top dollar. Several farmers said thjgi
best sales thley had made wtre made
this week.
Our nyairket will be opdn all next
week Including Saturday Coane
right if long any day you can get
ready and you shall have top prices
J. B. TAYLOR
Holland's Windmills.
It was at one time stated that there
were in nolland at least 9,000 large
windmills, of which the sails ranged
from 60 to 100 feet long. At that time
their yearly cost was reported to be
nearly $10,000,000. The mills are used
for many purposes for sawing timber,
beating hemp, grinding, but their prin
cipal use has always been to pump wit
ter from the lowlands Into the canals,
to protect the little country from be
ing inundated. -x
'.-'.Smelting Art Ancient On.'""
In the old world the art of smelting
res was discovered about 1200 B. C
It has sometimes been suggested that
Iron tools and weapons may have beea
made at an earlier period from mete
orites. Recently a considerable amount
of evidence In behalf of this hypoth
esls has been presented by O. F. Zlnx
nier. He has compiled a Hot of the
known Iron-containing meteorites,
nearly all accumulated within the last
century, and he shows from these alone
about 200 tons of Iron might be ob
tained. Of this amount more than 99
per cent is malleable, consisting of a
nickel-iron alloy.
BUSINESS BUILDERS-
LOST, WANTED, ETC.
Coats.
. Reduction on Suits and
Mrs. Cornle Irvln & Co.
Headquarters f r candies, nuts and
fruits. J. D. McColTum & Son.
Buy your Christmas confectioneries
at the Ideal CWe, A. D. Jones, Prop.
Fruit cake supplies, nuts and can
dies at R. L. Hubbard's, phone 246-W.
All kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries at lowest prices at R. L. Hu
bard's..
FOR SALE CHEAP. Good l&rge-
Bie farm horse. Apply to N. C
Thompson, Southern Depot
LOST A lange CoUto male dog,
Ibjht brown, long hair, and white
neck. Reward if returned to W. O.
BalUrd,, Route 5, "phone 264-W.
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. On ac
count of Holidays we will close our
Mill on Saturday, December 22nd un
til January 2nd. Therefore, we urge
ell who want to get their Christmas
flour to do so this week. Reldsvillt
Flour Mill.
USEFUL CMffiTlAS (GIFTS
NEVER GROW OLD
THEY WERE THE BEST GIFTS LAST YEAR; THEY WILL BE
THE BEST THIS YEAR AND FOR ALL YEARS TO COME. '
Something: to wear makes the ideal Christmas gift for
every member of the family, no matter what their age
or position in life. Especially do ladies appreciate
something to wear, and at this store, with our immense
stocks and pleasing selections you are sure to choose
just what she would like best.
Christmas 1917 is going down in history as a tribute to the long
headedness of American men and women.
Gifts this year, as never before, will be mostly of the practical sort.
Make your selections early.
MRS. CORNIE IRVIN & CO.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style.
FLOWERS
For Christmas
a-
WANTED A mjan to fill position j Millinery at your own price. Mrs.
We have beautiful assortment
of blooming plants and cut flow
ers for the Holidays. Also an at
tractive lot of cemetery wreaths
and wax designs at prices that
suit yon. Order now. We will
deliver any time. Mrs. W. T.
Barber & Son, 'phone il2-J.
FOR SALE Three brood sows, all
now with pigs. iSimo Morricie,
phone 125-J.
WANTED. A stenographer, good
reference, some (experience. Address
P. O. box 370. city.
FOR RENT. Six room cottage on
Lrajdsey BureeL Cnvetnieinjces, Apj-
ply to W. S. Windsor.
FOR SALE. Ford roadster in fine
condition, Good as new. Pried reason
able. P. W. GUdewelL
Stationer, for Chrstmas. A beau
tiful selection at Tucker's Drug
Store from 25c to S3.00.
If you want first-class servidel go to
the Climax Barber Shop. Barber &
Pettigrew, Props.
We will be closfed from December
25th to January 1st on account of In
ventory. Reidsville lldw. Co.
Fresh oysters every Saturday. Fat
and fine. T!ry us with an order.
Ideal Cafe, A. D. Jones, Prop.
FOR SALE. Fine stock (male)
hog, or will trade for a cow, milk or
beef. Elmo Morricie, phone 125-J.
Full blooded Jersey bull for ser
vice at one i$l) dollar to all. Spot
cash. A. H . Dickerson, Ruffln, N.
c. ;
LOST. Srrwll morocco c?se cc
tainln g blood pressure mstruanent
Rewaird if return d to Dr. J. W. Mc-
Gehee.
If It is beautiiul Christmas station
ery you want at- lOo to $3.50 a box.
we have it Smith Stationery . and
Printing Co-
You can find something useful for
mother. faUiT. sister, brother or
sweetheart for Chrfetma at Tuck
er's Drug Store.
NOTICE. All barber shops in the
city will be closed on Christmas day
so pVtese hsve your work done on
Christmas Eve.
Plenty of beautiful Christmas
dressing tags, tinsel cord in colors,
seals. Blue Bird series metal Beats
in beautiful designs. See our love-
Christmas folders. Smith Sta
tionery and Printing Co.
Christmas cards, booklets, tags.
seals and grit dressings. The big
gest prettieet selection we ever had.
Price lc to 25c Make your selec
tions early before ths lines are bro
ken. Come and take a look at Tuck
er's Drug Store.
as butler. Apply to S. C. Penn.
Splendid Tine of Hosiery and Un
derwear, Mrs. Cornle Irvin & Co.
Wiseman's Quizz on draft. A pure
food drink. Try it. Ideal Cafe, A.
D. Jones, Prop.
Splendid line candies, nuts, fruits,
cigars, tobaicco, cigarettes, etc.
Ideal Cafe, A. D. Jones, Prop. :
LOST. A suit case key' and a $5
btm on streets of Reidsville. ; R
ward If returned to this office.
Beet pulp, cotton seed feed and
cotton seed meal bran shipstuffs and
sweet feel R. L. Hubbard.
Cigars, cigarettes, pipes and tobac
co, if he smokes you can please
hiSm from our stock. Tucker's Drug
Store.
The Climax wtants to do your
Christmas hair cutting) for you, we
will do our best to please you. Bar
ber & Pettigrew.
Car of cotton seed hulls and meal
Just in. Boet pulp, shipstuff and all
kind of feed. Close prices. J. D.
McCollum & Son.
No use troubling yourself about be
ing able to iset dolls in town, for we
have as prettjy a line to select front
a? can be had. Prices up to $5.
Smith Stationery and Printing Co.
FOR SALE. One steel gray per-
chieon horse, weight about 1300 lbs,
7 years old, qualities excellent, per
fectly true. As well worth $300 as
any horse in the county, but will sell
neasonabre. John R. Smith, For-
shee, N7 C.
LOST. Bank book on Citizens
bank. Contained a chattel mortgage,
reoejpts and military registration
capri. Lost between Baker's Cross
Roads and Reidsville. Reward if re
turned to Citizens Bank. W. H.
Brande, Wentworth, N. C
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM
LANDS. I beg to announce that 1
have made arrangements with the
Chlckamauga Trust Co., of Tennessee
whereby I have an unlimited amount
of money to loan on farm lands t
6 per cent Loans are made for
from one to seven years to suit the
borrower., Write or see me for par
ticulars. P. T. S tiers, Attorney,
Reidsville, N. a j
Cornie Irvin & Co.
Parties owing U9 are requested to
make settlement by December 21.
Reidsville Hdw. Co.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
on W. T. Wootcn, Mgr. .
Don't fall to see those manicure
sets at Tucker's Drug Store. They
are both pretty and useful priced
from $1.00 to $10.00.
Send your children to the Climax
Barber shop before the Christmas
rush. We will be pleased to do their
hair cutting. Berber & Pettigrew.
You can't find a prettier line of
manicure eets and novelties any
where in town than is on display at
our store. SmJtlh Stationery and
Printing Oou
A BARGAIN. We have a secaul
hand Remington, typewriter, in ; fine
condition, which we offer for bnly $25 .
It is a real- bargain. Looks like a
new one. 'Smith Stationery' and
Printing Company.
For an elegant Christmas present ,
buy Mrs. Townsend's book "On Gold
en Hinges." Highly commended by
JudSgje Jeter C. Pritchard, Dr. W. E.
Abernethy, Rev, J. IL Barnhardt, -and
others. For sale t Smith's
Book Store, Reidsville, N. C.
Frank Kernodle has a full line of
the best chocolate and other kinds
of candies, Jg3, layer raisim, all this
year's crop of nuts, walauts,, Brazils,
pecans, soft shell almond, and mixed
nuts. The best grade of apples, .
Wlinsap, Albenmarlo pipptosv Best
grade of oranges atod tangerines, Cor
by's bread and cakes. Best select
oysters, celery, cranberries and let
ti ce. Next to J. II. Burton's store.
sale of Personal proper
ty. On Tuesday, December; 18th,
1917, I will sell to the higbeet, bidder
for cash on the premises, the follow
fug property belonging to the testate
of the late John W. Martin, consist
ing of 1 milk cow, 1 mule, 1 one-horsft
wagon, several plows and other im-
flements, small lot of corn and
wheat, household and kitchen furni
ture and other articles too numerous
to mention. Sale commences at 10
o'clock . m. Jas. W. Walker, Admr.
of John W. Martin, deceased.
Chnstmas Goods
We have a large assort
ment of Jacobs Candies
in Christmas packages.
Holiday Stationery and
Correspondence Cards.
Christmas Cards and
Booklets, Infant Sets
Combs and Brushes, Im
ported Extracts, Toilet
Water, Face Powders,
Hot Water Bottles, and
Cigars in Christmas
packages. ..-
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
PHONE 14. KIGHr PHOrfE 61-J.' I