THE REVIEW: RETDSV)LLE, N. O.
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918
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LIQUIDS AND PASTES.
FOR BLACK, WHITE,
TAN, DARK BROWN
OR OX-BLOOD HOU,
PRESERVE THE
LEATHER.
( Tktf.P. DALLEY CORPORATIONS. LIMITED.BUFFAIO.N.tT
HOUSANDS
LEARNING
Ruction ale
We will sell to the highest bid
der at public auction
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON
House and lot on Sharp Street known
as the J, B. Faulkner Home Place. This
is a 7-room house with a good garden
and orchard. Lot 52 12 by 431 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance one
and two years
REIDSVILLE INS. & REALTY CO.
F. B. KEMP, Treas.
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SEE US FOR
Automobile " "''
And Farm and Town Real Estate
In Rockingham County,
REIDSVILLE INS. & REALTY CO.
JAS. T. SMITHrPres.
F. B. KEMP, Sec. and Treas.
COAL! GOAL! COAL!
We are now in position to book orders ror
your next winter's supply of Coal subject to
Government transportation, regulations, etc.
Am not able to guarantee price but think it
will be around $8.25.
Prices will probably be named by Mr.
Garfield by April 1st.
This COAL and our SERVICE will please you
J. R.
NEWELL
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Mew Marble and Granite Yard
I take pleasure in announcing that I have opened a
new marble and granite yard in Reidsville at Gos
sett's old stand next to the town hall. We will
handle the celebrated Winnsboro granite and have
competent workmen who can execute the most ar
tistic designs. We have many nice designs of
' monuments, tombstones r id markers ready for de
livery. Please call and inspect our work.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
J. H. BENNETT
THE FLYING GAME
Accommodation Will Be Provided for
40,000 Men a; Kelly Flejd, Near San
Antonio, Tex. WW Be Nothing to
Compare to It In Magnitude In the
" World.
: Thousands of young men .are being
tauKht the game or flying and fighting
in the air at Kelly Field, situated ad
jacent to Shii Antonio, Tex. This
trululng ground la being rapidly
brought up to the lurgeat aero field in
the world. '
The United States government- W
constructing building!! and muklng 1m
provenieuts to the Kelly Field at a
cost "of more than, $4,000,000. It la now
the largest government flying ground
In the United States, and when the
present plans are finished it Is stated
thut there will be nothing to Compare
with It in mugnitude In the world.
Accommodations will be provided
for more than 40,000 army flyers here,
These will be divided Into squadrons,
each to consist of 154 enlisted men and
19 commissioned officers. To each
squadron there will be assigned 12 air
planes.
The organization Is officered by a
major, a captain and two commis
sioned officers each for a supply sec
tion, engineering section and 12 aero
sections, making 19 in alL
The personnel also Includes the fol
lowing: Four master signal electric
ians and one sergeant major, one first
sergeant, two clerks, one truck master
and 16 mechanicians with the grade
of sergeant, first class. Ranked as
sergeants there are an assistant truck
master, mess sergeant, supply ser
geant, mechanic, photographer, chauf
feur and 11 mechanicians. There are
also 33 corporals, six cooks, 39 pri
vates, Jlrfct cIuhs, and a medical depart
ment of four.
In the Engineering Section.
Four of the first class and five
ranked as sergeants belong to the ,
engineering section. The sections In
the squadron are the headquarters
section, supply section, engineering
section and 12 aero sections. The dis
position of the corporals is four to the
headquarters, eight to supply, three to
engineering and 18 to the aero section.
One of the Interesting camp fentures
of this great training camp for arrfly
flyers is the machine shop, where the
airplanes are not only repaired but
are being rapidly constructed. Many
skilled mechanics are employed In this
work. These men are not'only capa
ble of building machines, but they are
experts in flying as well.
In a way the arrangement of the
aero squadron Is similar to that of
the racing teams that a short time ago
were maintained by the leading motor
cur manufacturers Classed in this
way the team would consist of 12 driv
ers each with Its particular machine.
In the aviation section the aero squad
ron Is the "team." The 12 drivers and
machines are represented by 12 com
missioned officers. Each "section" of
the aero squailrqn has a machine and
flyer. The-mechiipjcians.-and helpers
of the various adro: race drivers have
their counter-parts in the mechanics
and men assigned to each section.
The machine shop of the flying fiefi!
corresponds. to the automobile factory
and there the more elaborate work
18 -done. ' ."'
The men of the squadrons are
house! in barracks built In orderly
military fashion. Each building is
numbered, but the building numbers
do not always tally with the squadron
number.
Examining Board Meets Regularly.
An examining board meets regularly
and examines applicant for ''commis
sions and applications are numerous.
Flyers also come from the ground
schools which have been opened at
many places throughout the United
States. The ground school nearest to
.Hun Antonio is that at Austin-. Avi
ation work has been featured as a part
of the summer school courses at many
of the leading universities, and this,
too, aids In putting men of education
and training for the aviation sections.
It Is assured that one of the attrac
tions that winter tourists will find la
Sun Aiiionio. during the coming season
will be that of Hying men over and
around the city. Already, myriads of
airplanes are often seen performing
I he various kinds of feats above Kelly
Field. One day recently a great flock
of buzzards was not iced to apparently
Join in the .maneuvers' thai were being
conducted by. the' flying machine , men.
These birds Went through evolutions
that were ''being performed by the air
planes and their remarkable actions
were viewed with interest by visitor.
IN MEMORIUM
Our hearts were saddened on March
5th when 'the 'Death Angel visited the
home of MU and Mrs. Ilto Chilton and
look away liltth KUiw, theiir three
year-old twiirn daughter. All was done
that. Kvting parents, kind friends and
the doctor could do to prolong her
little life. But to no avail. Liltle
Klwie waa unusuaJly bright fojn her
age. She Will be mjs&ed by all who
knew 'her. Her stay" on earth waa
short and It wus hard to give her up
But Ood " has called her home, to be
with biiii ami her little oul U bright,
and' srriging, "Mett mo there." ftjay
we all tijy'-to go suiiliaig like little
Oslo did. P. M.
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Green's August Flower
has been a household remedy 'all
over the civilized world for more
than halt a century for Constipation,
Intestinal troubles, torpid . liver and
the generally depressed feeling that
accompanies such disorders. It Is a
most valuable remedy for Indigestion
or nervous dysyepsia and liver trou.
ble, bringing on headache, coming up
of food, palpt'aMon of heart, ana
many other tymptoms. A few doses
of. .'August Flower -wfll relieve you
Jt is a gentle laxative. Sold;- b
Gardner Drug Co. '
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Cough Medicine For C lldren
The fact that Chamberlain's Coupt
Remedy gives prompt relief and l
pleasant and safe to take has mad
It a favorite with the mothers oi
yours children.
New Method of Tanning
A commercial agent of the fJnlted
States In Melbourne writes of having
seen two sheepskins tanned by tjje
new process. The skins' were pickled
pelts. First they were ;soaked until
clean and reasonably free fom pickle.
Thrn they were Immersed for ten min
utes' in a pail contaiidng a' solution.
They plumped rather quickly. At the
end of ten minutes they were put into
a wattle-bark extract tanning solution
50 per cent strong. The solutfon be
ing la an ordinary tub the skins were
manipulated by hand. In exactly an
hour they were taken from the tub, '
washed, and stretched out to dry.
K
EEP your children in
good health The greatest
menace to health in old
or young is constipation.
Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
The Perfect Laxative
is recommended as a positive remedy
for constipation mild and gentle in its "
action and free from opiates and narcotic
drugs. In countless homes it is the
standard family remedy. Druggists
everywhere fifty cents and one dollar.
A TRIAL BOTTLB CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE, BY WRITING
TO DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 457 WASHINGTON ST., MONTICEIXO, ILU
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you can enjoy the benefit of healing
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Hancock'
Sulphur Compound '
attire's own blood purifying and ikln healing
remedy SULPHUR prepared In a way to
make Its use most efficacious, lite It In the
bath; use it as a lotion applying to affected
parts; and take It Internally.
50c and $1 the bottle
at your druggist's. If he can't supply you.
send his name and the price In stamps ana
we will send you a bottle direct.
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I ne ur. INorndan rlace at 1 homp-
sonville 6 Miles East of Reidsville
85 ACRES SUB-DIVIDED
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This Farm is situated on good sandclay
road just on opposite side of road from
Faucett's Store. There is a good 5-room
house and tenant house on the farm. This
is first-class tobacco, grain and stock farm
Wellwooded. Well watered. Near SchooJs
and Churches.
TERnS i-4 cash; balance hi one and two years
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
March
23
AT ii O'CLOCK A, M.
Any one wishing to buy the farm pri
vately before the sale dav or desiring any
information write W. E. Nixon, Pilot
flountain, N. C, or O. E. Snow, Pilot
Mountain, N. C.
Sale Conducted By O. E. Snow
CAPT. A. J. ELLINGTON, Auctioneer.