THE REVIEW: REIDSV?LLE, N. 0.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918
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Spring
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Grove
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Farm
Formerly Owned by W. P. Bethell
AT 12 O'CLOCK MOON
This Valuable Farm Con
tains 493 Acres, and is cut up
in small farms,giving up-land,
some
bottom
land
and
some
wood with each purchase.
and
Rockin
This Farm is situated on Dan Riyer
near the Pittsylvania County, Virginia,
gham County, North Car
olina, bridge, 12 miles from Reids
ville, 15 miles from Danville, and 1
niije from Oak Hill depot on the Dan
ville & W estern Raihoad.
Will be sold on Easy Terms, so that
the small farmers can buy
For further information see F. B. KEMP, Reidsville.
Remember the Date. ' Sale Rain or Shine!
Brass Band Concert
aity
& Auction Co,
BOTH PARTIES WILL BE ASKED
TO ADOPT 8UFFRAGE PLATFORM
Referring to the suffrage meeting
In the State capital Saturday the Ral
eigh Tiniwa says:
"Both the Democratic and Republf
can parttow of North Carolina will
be petitioned by the State Equal Suf
frage aswoc Uit ion to Insert a suffrage
plank In their platfonn when they
meet in the convention this sprtoiig.
It was decided at the mooting of the
executive committee of the associa
tion which met in this city at the
"Woman's Club, Saturday at noon, to
present a petition to both parties. Ai
committee wui oe appointed, compos,
ed of members from Ilaleigh, Greens
boro, Durham and Goldsboro to draw
up and present the petition.
"At the meeting Saturday-the-various
war activities of the association
were considered, suffrage, war gar
dens, food conservation, over the sea
hospitals and -various forms of war
work. Miu Lillian Fuller, of Durham,
was apMinted chairman of the food
conservation committee and Mrs. "W.
It. Murray of Durham, chairman of
finance.
"It was announced at the meeting
that the National Suffrage association
in Washington is going to send into
the State a circulating library of the
very best suffrage literature for
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE
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CHAR FKTZEB
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SALE AT PUBLIC
"AUCTION APRIL 6
At 10 o'clock a. m., the following described
property, all in good condition. Reason for sell
ing: More than I can look after.
1 No. 4 Frlck Separator.
1 ten h. p. Ingeeo Oil Engine.
1 twenty iu. Meadows Mill (Com.)
1 2-liole Hocking Vallep Corn Sheller.
1 complete set Blacksmith Tools.
1 Platform Scale.
1 Crowtn! Shingle Saw.
1 Mason Campbell Grain Grader.
1 complete Saw Mill Outfiit,
T. J." HUDSON & SON
SUMMER.F1ELD, N. C.
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the use of the various leagues. From
reports submitted at the meeting the
suffrage progress in the State is lit
tle less than astounding the sentiment
seemiTig to be growing generally. Mrs.
John S. Cunningham of Durham, pres
ident of the State Suffrage association
presided over the meeting and other
out-of-town members of the executive
board were present."
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Perils We Overlook
Of the many perils that beset the
average Individual one of the most
serious is a common cold. It is not
the cold itself that Imperils our well
being1, but the serious diseases which
it leads to. Consumption usually
starts with a cold, or a succession of
colds. It is a germ disease, and
germ diseases are most likely to be
contracted when you have a cold.
A child that has a cold is more like
ly to catch diptheria, scarlet fever,
than one who has not For this rea
son every cold should be regarded
as a peril and gotten rid of as quick
ly as possible. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will help you throw it off.
Try it.
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