TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1918
THE REVIEW: IlEIDSHLLE, N. a
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New
We . take pleasure in announcing the arrival of a mag
nificent stock of new Spring Goods in all departments. The
public is invited to' call and inspect our showing.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Includes beautiful lines of Silks, New Wash
Waistings, White Skirtings, Ginghams,
Lads' and Lassies' Ooth for Boys' Suits, Skirts, Dimi
ties, Counterpanes, Swiss and Creton Curtains, Laces,
Ribbons, etc.
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
We are daily receiving Jarge stocks of the celebrated
Hart, Schaffner & Marx's Clothing, Emery Shirts, In
terwoven Hosiery, Knox Hats, etc., etc. Our line of
Haberdashery can't be excelled. We can outfit you
from head to foot in the very latest styles. We han
dle only goods of Dependable Quality.
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Early purchases and contracts for goods enable us
goods bought now. Prices are attractive on every
look through our splendid stocks.
to give much lower prices than could be given on
line. Everybody is cordially invited to call and
. MINUTES OF COUNTY COM- Joe Lewellyn (col) 1 town lot Mad- dale, seconded by Commissioner
MISSIONERS FEBRUARY 18 ison J75.00i. Non resident. Wells, It was- ordered that: The
R. M, Wall (white) 1 farm Hunts- Board of Commissioners of Rock-
On account of death of Couunis- ville township. ingham County appreciating the ef-
.sioner Webster he Board did not D. R. Lancaster, (white) . 1 house forts put forth by the Rockingham
meet as of February the 4th, but a and lot Madison. Non resident. , County students at the University of
call meeting "was ordered for Feb- J. A. Thurman, (col) 1 house and .North Carolina in making a study of
ruary the 18th, 1918. 'lot Madisonr" 1 . cow, $25.00; 1 pig I the County and making known its
Reidsville Did Well
IN MEMORIUM
Board met pursuant to adjourn- $U).00.
resources along all the lines hereby
ment with the following members. J. II. Moore & W. R. Webster, 65 expresses its approval of such effort
present: R. B. Wall, cfiialrmanl, J. .acres of land Madison. : ' and wilt cheerfully furnish from
W.
W. T. Tucker, 1 house and lot Mad
ison, No poll.
On motion Ivle & Burton of Ruffin
list land
time to time any information In its
S. Wells. W. A. Johnston, . L,
Matthews and J. O. Ragsdale.
0 motion W. L. Messick, age 41,
be allowed to list Road tax and one township be ; allowed to
watch $5.00. same as in 1916. .State of North Carolina )
On motion of Commissioner Mat- On motion the following rebates Rockingham County ). Agreement
eeping desired by said students.
The following was passed by the
Board:
thews, seconded by Johnston, it was were allowed
oredered that W. II. King, guardian
for Miss Nannie King, pay to the
County Treasurer the sum of $266.72
for support of said Ward to January
1st, 1918. V "
On motion of Commissioner Rags- stock tax
J. H. Joyce, poll tax $2.00.
T, Lee Payne, poll tax, $2.00.
J. G. Johnson, poll tax, $2.00.
On motion Jas. iM. Vaughn was al
lowed a rebate of $65.10 on bank
This agreement made this the 24
day of January 1918 by and between
J. T. Plott, party of the first part,
and the Sank -of Reidsvillo, party!
of the second part, Witnesseth;
That whereas the county of Rock-
ingham-Is justly indebted to the said
Remorse. !
Vtir nil twt wisrtnm thnf- la finiii 1 The Red Cross Membership Drive
for all the punishment that's earned, it throughout the South was most sue-) Mr8- Margaret Somers died at the
seems that life Is nlways filled with cessful. Before the drive member-( home of her daughter, Mrs. Noma,
lessons that are never learned ; a mor- -"P was 189,448; on January 25, 1918 Cobb, of Ruffin, February 6. Her be
ta! creature It appears will seldom the membership was 540,881, a gain1, Luaband , Jame8 : K. Som-ers.
fail to grab the chance to fill his little of almost -300 per cent. Lexlngtonl . -Y
lot with tears and wail in woeful clr- end Reidsville in North Carolina led Precedea hef to the about six
cumstance, He knows the paths that in the per cent, gained above the re- ?J- Somers waa born
he should shun, he knows the better quired number. It may bo interest- AprI1 26th 1842 maklnS r stay on
waySi of course, he knows the folly of ing to know the amount paid into earth 75 years' four moatDS and 8,1
the fun that brings him weeping and the Red Cross treasury up to the,ya- Bue Is survived by seven chll
reraorse, he knows that it Is all a ciose 0j 1917 was $97 525 955 haddrt'"' namelr' Mrs.. T. S. Bowman of
snare, yet falls he for temptation's een received by the campaign com-i?eidsvllIe; Mrs- J- M- Jordaa pc
wile to Inter nionn and tear his hair w,ttee up to December 28. It is con-,Alamanoe v01?'- Mrs- -G- Cilliani of
and beat Ms bosom fora while. This ervfttlvely estimated that another (Gui"ord county Mrs. R. G. Somers
"",u UL pmuiuu uuougn fiooo.000 will h mUrl into fhi fn.uk 01 Jance county, airs. r. u. 11a-
wise, it's nothing new in truth) the -,.. ',. .-. .
writer pens In pensive mood for woes
This would make a grand total of f 00(1 of Martinsville, Va.. and Mr.
' In m n On - n wait a 0 IT.imJh ntlil..
1 A') AAA AAA rn u :.. itiai'-nA4
nave prompted; it forsooth; and many ' ' . ' , ' : She was laid to rest at Lowe's M.
times he'd thought were learned the " w,r. " , rT-r 'B. church where she had been a
lessons that hud cost him n..ln l'V local war relief work, $37 ,445 r ' c"urcu wuera sne naa Deen a
She Sil hom rSl rnSl 13'72 has been appropriated for Red nmbf 8 nce 8he was siit,en years
slipped Sm7mta O fatM Cross work in-Prance; old Sery ces were' conductd by Rev.
Sw hfn wiS Seth t?S" WUUaa O. McAdoo. who Is Bm. PaStr 0t M'
the folly of his way, to find the better treasury of the Red Cross War , ' .
course at length and nevermore to Fund, has on deposit in 3,748 banks T IrI'rblome" Wa" a "f'f WOmaa
fall or stray; pray lead him not Scattered throughout America the a;falfulJife'aadevotid motner
through ways beset with thorns and um of $45,943,256.32. May God bless her dear children left
rocks and holes and mire he simply - These are big sums and it may be . .V 1mourn T farture jand help
can't afford to get another slxty-dolla$ Interesting to know some of the lw UCJ 1,1 1110 ureat "B"
James Somers of Martinsville.
dale, , seconded by Wells, J. M. On motion T. C. Gentry be allowed party of the first part, for the con
struction of certain roads in the said
county under contract and whereas
Vaughn's Estate was allowed to list . to list 100 acres of land In Price
$S400.00 Bank Stock ; for taxation in township at $6.50 per acre for 1916.
1917.. On motion M. C. Conner be allow- there 13 now and will be hereafter
On motion Mrs. Green Allen, (col.) ed rebate poll tax $2.00. due from the said county of Rock-
On motion of Matthews seconded Jngham to the said party of the first
and
by Wells, it was ordered that Dr.
Julian be exempt from privilege Il
ls allowed to list taxes $3.38
send to Matthews for check.
, On motion Guy Webster was al
lowed $2.00 rebate poll tax. cense for the year ending June 1st,
On motion It was ordered that J918.
the Leaksville Bridge be repaired -'.at , On. motion Harden Griffin and Wm.
once by Mr. Estes. . Dugglns .were allowed a rebate of
On motion It was ordered that $2.00 each for poll tax.
the followng be allowed to list taxes. On motion of Commissioner Rags-!
SCHOOL NEWS.
RUTH TEACH EY (Tnth Grade) ....
KNOX LIVELY, GEORGE IRVIN, ROY KNIGHT .I
. ..EditoMrvChlef
Associate Editors
The preliminary for the Triangu-' ings Stamps. This is only a small
lar Debate was held In the gradea service -that shall be rendering our
school auditorium at a called meet-1 government in comparison with the
ing of the Dialectic Literary Soclet-sacrlfloe that our young men are ma
ty Monday night The debaters se-;king of their lives. The children In
Jected were as follows: Affirmative the various grades at school have
Frank Hall, Jr., William Harris;
negative Wm. Cummlngs and Wm.
Hester. Thes four boys will now
ftegm .a nnai dnve Tor the spring de
bate to be held with Winston and
.High Point
The ball suits for the baseball
team have arrived. The boys have
begun to practice Blnce the weather
broke and hope to begin playing out
of -town games.
On Friday morning the chapel ex
ercises at the Franklin street graded
school were In honor of George
Washington's birthday. In connec
tion with Washington's birthday ex
ercises Thrift atamp buying was em
phasized. The government has ask
ed that very one who is unable to
buy Liberty bonds to buy War Sav-!
taken an active part la the buying
of Thrift Stamps and hope to buy
part, certain sums of ( money, and
whereas the party of the first part
desires to borrow from the said
party of the second part certain
moneys and desires to secure to tbe
said party of the second, part th
payment of said money by assign
ment of the amount now due and to
be hereafter due to the said party
of the first part, by the said county
of Rockingham; ,
Now, therefore in consideration
of the premises and the sum of One
Dollar ($1.00. paid by the party of
the second part to the party of the
first part the receipt of which Is
hereby acknowledged the said party
of the first part herey assigns and
ransfers to the said party of the sec-
nd part, all of the money now due
nd hereafter to be due to the said
party of the frst part by the said
County of Rockingham.
tlreIllinpls State Register.
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I wonderfully big things that have,'uuu' .iniuuK uu sorrows are
been done with these and the re.inever known- 11 ia barJ to lart 'Itl1
STOMACH ACTS. FINE! maining millions. ,
NO INDIGESTION, CAS, J The total amount actually expend-
, HEARTBURN, ACIDITY, ed up to date Dy the War Council of
Kea uross is $30,oo0f000.
"Pape's Diapspsin" Fixes Sick, 8our
Upset Stomachs In Five .
Minutes
In Witness wherof the said party
f the first part has hereunto set his
hand and affixed his seal the day and
more stamps later cn.
- The Junior Class delightfully en
tertained the Senior Class last Fri
day night at the Franklin streetcar first written.
school Enjoyable games and con J- T. PLOTT) (Seal)
tests were enjoyed throughout the I We, The undersigned Commission-
evening. Also music and dancing ers of the County of Rockingham, N.
were enjoyed by all At the conclu-jc, hereby accept the foregoing as
sion of the games and contents the signment and transfer of Funds by
Juniors Invited the Seniors upstairs' J. T. Plott to the Bank of Reidsville
where many tables were beautifully according to the provisions of said
decorated. Delicious cream, cake and 'Assignment.
mints were enjoyed by all. The
color scheme, pink and white, was
splendidly carried out In decorations
and the refreshments. At a late hour
the guests departed, declaring the
Juniors very delightful hosts.
R. E. WALL,
W. A. JOHNSON,
J. S. WELLS,
I W. MATTHEWS,
J. O. RAGSDALE.
AT i EST: Wm. Young, C. B. a
You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach Is bad or an uncertain
one or a harmful one your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't Injure
it with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its
IT SHOULD MAKE A
MILLLION FOR HIM
Cincinnati Man Discovers Drug That
Loosens Corns So Ti ey
' : Lift Out :
Good .-news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept dispensing
freezmiA t.h rent Hiamvarw vf o
speed In giving relief; Ita harmless-! Cincinnati man, which Is said to loos-
jobs; 11s certain, unxauing action m
loved ones, but we feel that he is
not dead, but resting 'till the resur
rection and there forever blest.
pinging with the angels.
There'll be no sorrow there.
In heaven above where all la love
ThereTi be no sorrow there.
' : T. S. B.
Reidsville, N. C.
REIDSVILLE MAN HAS MIRACU
LOUS ESCAPE.
"I was told by our family physi
cian that I could not live without aa
operation, as my liver and gall sack:
urns, -L9 certtwn, luuaumg action m en any corn eo lt lifta out vHth thA 1 ' ' 6
regulating sick sour gassy stomachs. n" out with the were ,Q Buch bad i 8et the
IU Quick relief In indigestion, dyspep- a n'w. da to S to tho hospital, but then
sla and gastritis, when caused by ac- nttli at ftny drua Btore whJch
Idity, has made lit famous the world handles drugs, but this Is said to be
sufficient to rtd one's feet of every
hard or soft corn or callus.
You apply Just a few drops on the
tender, aching corn or toughened cal-
over.
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet
ener In your homo keep It handy
get a large fifty-cent case from any
drag store and then If anyone should ,us and antly the soreness is re
eat something which doesn't agree Ueved. on the corn or callus is
with them; if what they eat lays lfke; go 8hriveled that it lifts out without
leaa, rermenta ana sours ana rorms paln It ls a 8Ucky subsUnce which
gas; causes - neaaacne, aizzmess ana arlea' when annlied and never Inflames
nausea; eructations of acid and undl-'or even irHutes the surrounding skin
gested food remember aa soon asj Tha discovery will prevent thou
Pape's Diapepsin comes Into contact I 8and3 of deaths annuallv from lock-
wlth the stomach it helps to neutral-' Jaw and tnfection heretofore result
Ize the excessive acidity, then all the lDg fm the BUlcidai nabit 0f cutting
stomach distress caused by It disap- corna - ,
pears. Its promptness, certainty and. ' " "
ease in overcoming such stomach di3- clearance Frices-and Sale of White
orders is a revelation to those who Goods now oriat S. Heiner & Co.
Jt J Lay ia your Spring needs NOW.
I saw the advert! aeement of Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. Since taking
it I am felling like a twojyear-old.
I am. sure I never could have sur
vived an operation." It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that ' removes
the catarrhal mucus from the Intes
tinal tract and allays the mflama
tion' which causes practically aU
stomach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments, Including appendicitis. Ona
dose will convince or your money re
Chron'c Constipation
It is by no means an easy matter
to cure this disease, but lt "can be
done In most instances by taking
Chamberlain's" Tablets and complyi
Ing with the plain printed direction V
that accompany eaca package.