FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918
PAGE EIGHT
THE BEVIEW; REIDSVILLE, N. 0.
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
s AND ROCKINGHAM
' WJs B. Gordoru.;of .Spray spent
Tuday tlio citw
Bora to Mr and iMrs. R. L. Cue
on March 12, a dautfhUT..
The Bnptiat Sunday School luitf do
aa!d f 5.00 to the local Hod Crasm.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borland are
spending this wwk with i.Mrs. It. U
Mr. Z. W. Griffin of Monroe' on
honored us With a pleasant call Tues
day. Supt. of Schools N. Hickorsoti
Ua3 a very Internum if offer in this
isnue. Read It.
Take time to road tin; ofter of the
Wir Savings Committee of Rocking-1
Lam to the school.
Mrs. J. S. llutcher-on is spends ;
the week-end in Winston with Mr.
nad Mrs. (Srady Jiroome.
Every ono that po-isibly can should
: should see Annette Kelleniiajni. Tues
day at tlio Grande Tlo-atre.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. JU'ckerson and
Mix. A. T. Julian of Wciuworth Kjniit
Tuesday in Green.-boro i-hoppini;.
Mr. M. J. Duham a, ipiiUr.yiiiiif
fanner on Route I!, was in town Wed-li-day
and gave u a pi".- :aiit nail.
Mr. arid .Mrs. Hen Dyer, of I-a.k,s-vJlle
are vlsitiur th-ir dautflitfr, Mrn.
F. 0. Sharp, on Piediuout slrwt.
Evory one that possibly can should
attend the day shows next Tuesday at
the Grande .Theatre, to avoid the
. ruch at wJkIh. j
All selectmen In Class 1 and those j
21 years of ago since last June are
la vl ted to attend the drill at the C.
and A. hall every Thursday night.
Vou will have the opportunely next
Tuesday to imhi i lie- : n-st picture
ever produced, "A Daughter of tin
God's."
THE TIMES TOPICS
NO. 59
Reidsville, N. C.
By G. W. BRITTAIN
Van Wert. Oho, March, 17, 1918
To Editor Times Topics,
lkar .Sir: Thia aro the windiest
pint of the whole gloat), last Friday
the wind it blew like sain hill, and
we stand la the cellar all day. l'a he
have so many cli!iickns he hardly
know how rniny hisself ho are got,
and when the wind got down to blow
in itjs diirndost there were some
1 hiiiK loin, Tho wind it blowed all
the feathers ouen ras oni insii n-u
rooster, alid Ma she said she are not
fond of wind storms but it do Mire
avt the truhbel of having to pick
the feathers often a ioukii wish roos-
l.er. iL-nd she wants me to write you
and tell you that it are a ill wind
what blows no favor to .sum folks.
1 are yours specful,
ANN. A. MAS.
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Spring is right hero and the time
to bo lit Is riirht now, be tit. by taking'
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that great Stomach
laxative.
remedy Tonic
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Try this new dish Just for one time.
Ground Rhubarb stalks .. one teacup
Poshinii ground tine one cup
Maccaroiiii Stewed one cup
Corrugated Mustard Salad., two cups
Lhnburger Che-e.se grated .. one cup
Fresh Spring onions stewed two cups
Well bi owned bread crumbs .one cup
Mix all very intimately and grind
through food chopper and pack in
muflin molds, sprinkle a little hoive
radish and Chinese Vermillion over
anil bake slowly close the oven. Use
a gas mask when serving them.
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Fall line of Garden and. Flower j
Seeds. And the prices are right.
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An Irish Mon o'War was sunk off
the Canary islands; perhaps the
crew became-careless "listening to tin.'
canari.
BRITTAIN'S DRUG STORE
The Home of Good Drugs and Garden Seeds. PHONE 300
Best (foods Lowest Prices. Let Iiritta.n (ill your Prescriptions.
in
Greensboro this
Oar breezy bachelor friend, ,Mr. W.
S. Smothers of New Bethel township
wan in town Wednesday and honored
us with a pleasant call.
The Keidsvlllo Hosketbull team will
play the Spray Basketball team on
the Franklin Street school grounds
Friday afternoon at 4:,",i. Admfosdou
l&c.
Mr. C, O. McMIuhael. Grand Ward
en of the I. O. O. .F.-.. grand lodge
of North Carolina delivered an ad
dress before the district lodge at
Montezuma last week. He also do
lodge which met
week.
Revival services will begin, at the
Went worth M. K. church the (it'th Sun
I day night. Kev. W. II. Willis of
Lexington will assist. Pastor Town
isend. A victrola, piano or handsome !i
i brarv may be secured by any school
sellicig the largest number, of War
Savings Stamps. Bead the offer else
where.
Mr. W. J. .Talley, who H stationed
at Camp Sev.hr, Greenville, S. C.,
returned ednesday after a five days"
furlough to hi:s parents on North 'Ar
lington street.
Fanners are hauling out an im
mense amount of fertilizer th week.
At present prices of farm products a
liberal use of good fen.il lzers will
doubtless pay well.
At a recent meeting of the Reids
ville Tobacco Board of Trade it was
decided to close the local market on
April 15th. A resolution was also
adopted requiring -all tobacco on the
warehouse floors, boglning wilh tho
is a great labor saving plan and Is
ii.ow in force on most of the big mark
ets. .
Kev. J. T. St.-ader will preach at
the Ruidsvilio Christian church next
Sunday at H'o'clock, Public invited.
The annual commencement of the
Bethlehem school will he held Fr-1-day
and Saturday nights, March 29.
and :50th. The, . exercises of the iltUh
w ill be given by the primary depart
ment a-id on the "ttth the play "Single
Llfrt" will be givK-ii. Everyone invit
ed. No admission.
The final entertainment of the Dan
River School will be given Saturday
night, March 2'.i. beginning promptly
at 8 o'clock. Everybody is cordially
Invited to be present.
The following telegram has been
received; "From all the Information
wo have the Loyal Order of Moose
is a thoroughly responsible organiza
tion and the largest in town."
Rev.- R. M. Andrews, President of
the North Carolina conference of the
Methodist 'Protestant church will
preach at the M. P. church Sunday,
"March 24-th at eleven o'clock a. m
aster Style Display
SHOWING THE NEWEST AND MOST AU
THENTIC FASHIONS IN LADIES' APPAREL
Beautiful Easter Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Waists, Undermuslins, and Ev
erything in PIECE GOODS.
EASTER HATS
A splendid showing for Women and Children
in a big variety of styles and shapes.
Make your selections early.
MRS. CORNIE IRV1N & CO.,
THE WOMAN'S STORE
Quality and Style
next tobacco year, to be put in bask-1 s,ru t 7':3(- n. m. A full attendance
Jivered an address before tho district ets before being offered for sale. This 0f th members is desired. The pub-
HOWDY PAP
Loyal Order of
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FRIDAY NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK
C. & A. HALL
Important meeting. All applicants requested
to b a in the hall promptly on time.
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MOOSE BENEFITS
Free Medical attention for self and family.
$7.00 Weekly Sick and Accident Benefits.
$100.00 Burial Benefits.
FreeVocational School at Mooseheart, Illinois.
Free Access to Club Rooms, with all the conveniences
and entertainment Fool, Games, Baths, Reading and Wri
ting Rooms, Dances, Lectures. Everything for your enter
tainment and good time.
Charter Fee $C.00; Dues $1.00 pe3month.
No initiation for those joining now.
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Those desiring information relative to the
workings of the order before joining are
invited to see the organizer at B.R. Stones
office over A. S. Price & Co's. store be
. tween the hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.
THE CHARTER MEMBERSHIP FEE IS NOW $6.00
Thosec joining afler close of charter, $25.00
ic is also cordially invited to hoar
President Andrews.
Mr. H- E. Ehun went to High Point
yesterday where he will spend a few
days.
Mr. Arthur Smith of Camp Jackson
is spending some time on a furlough
with" relatives, near Melver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanser and
Rev. and Mrs. Claytor of Milton
stopped over with Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Ilines for a few hours Tuesday.
They were en route to Greensboro.
On Tuesday night .fifteen candi
dates were admitted iato full member
ship of the Girls Friedly Soeh;ty. The
candidates were presented by Miss
U. Gordon of Spray, vice-president of
Society in this Diocese.
Present indications are that the to
bacco acreage in this county this
year Willi be increased 10 or '.0 per
rent over last year's plantings. At
the same time the farmers re r'ni-
ning to raise a reasonable amount
of food crops.
At a meeting Friday night of the
C. & A. directors it was decided to
ask everybody owning houses or par
ties desiring to rent-houses to leave
notice of same at the C. & A. hall
with the 'secretary, M. T. Smith, who
will take pleasure in aaswe:ius any
inquiries as to available houses.
The Republican County Executive
Committee met at Wentworth last
Monday afternoon and called their
County convention April 8 to select
delegates to their State Convention
which meets in Greensboro April 0.
They also selected May 8th as date
of their mass meeting to select their
county nominees.
Attorney C. O. McMic.hael has just
returned from a delightful trip to
Western North Carolina, where, he
wenit to deliver an Odd Fellows adl
dress at Newlands, the county seat
of Avery. He reports a fine time and
says the farmers of Western North
Carolina aro busy sure enough and
are actually cultivating .right-of-way
of the Southern Railway compaaiy. He
also said Irish potatoes are selling for
fifty cents per bushel in Avery coun
ty. S. II. Smith, a well-known mer
chant of. Spray, died at his hortfe last
night about 7:30, after an operation,
of appendicitis, which was performed
March 1st. The deceased leaves a
wife, iMrs. S. H. Smith two children,
Margaret, age 5 years, and Jeanette,
ago 6 moths. He also leaves his
four brothers: W. H. Smith, G. H.
Smith, It. T. Smith, John W. Smith,
and a half brother, Alto Grogan. The
luneral will be held at his home to
morrow afternoon. Danville Register
20th. ' ::
There will be a patriotic service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning to which the public is cor
dially invited. The Isabelle Craig
Memorial Society will present a ser
vice flag in honor of those who have
gone out from the congreation for
service to our country. The program
1b as follows: Doxology; Invocation;
Hvmn. "Onward Christian Soldiers";
Scripture reading; prayer; Hyjna,
"America"; offertory; sermon; pre
sentation of ftag.by Mr. W. It Dalton;
acceptance by Rev. Carl B. Craig;
solo by Mrs. Watllngton; benediction
The following ladies have consent
ed to serve as vice-chairmen on the
Woman's, Third Liberty Loan Commit
tee for Rockigham County: Mrs. IL
VL Scott, ReicVville; Mrs. Nat M.
Pickett. Madison; Mrs. R. T. Stone,
Stoneville; Mrs. W. C. Ruffin, .Mayo
dan; Mrs. Reuben Reld. Wetworth;
Mrs. S. A. Worsley, Ruffln; Mrs. L.
Knowets, Draper; Mrs. O. C. Brink
man, Leaksville; Mrs. J. G.-Farrel,
Leaksville; Mrs. R V. Hobbs and
Mrs. Wm . Gordon, Sprayl There la
diet are urged to use their on busi
ness acumen and diplomacyIn deeld
1 on the best methods ' to reaeh
very possible mbscriber to this
third loan. Mrs. W. R. Walker, chair
man County, Spray.
j PONT DELAY!
New stock of Garden Seeds has just arrived.
Seeds are scarce and higher than usual. We
bought ours early last fall before thejast advance
in prices. Can save you money on your purchas
es, as our prices are cheaper than same can be
ordered by mail. Buy and plant early, have a
good garden, and get your seeds at ' 0
Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
FIRE INSURANCE
I take pleasure in announcing that I have mov
ed into my new offices next , to J. H. Burton's
store on Gilmer street. I represent a splendid
list of
STRONG FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES
and will carefully look after all business entrust
ed to me. Safeguarding the interests of my cus
tomers will be my first consideration at all times:
.. . I will appreciate a continuance of the lines" on
the books of the late Jno. D. Huffines which I
purchased; also my share of new business.
Laura L. Powell, Agt.
FIRE INSURANCE
PHONE 307.
Phone 246-W for staple and fancy
groceries and feedstuffs. Fresh tock
and lowest prices. H L. Hubbard.
EGGS f5r hatching. Brcwn Leg
horns, Barred Plymouth Rocks, $1.25
per 15, delivered. Nice Cockerels
12.00 each. J. E. Newnam, Pelham,
N. C. R. F. D. 2.
JUST ARRIVED. Six 100-plece
china dinner seta; six 42-plece china
breakfast sets. All beautiful patterns
bought last August for fall trade.
You get last year's price on these
goods, saving at least 25 per cent. In
Justice to yourself you should Investi
gate. These goods are- very scarce
and hard to get Burton-Chance-Walker
Co.
FQR SERVICE. Prince No. 103153
Registered "Poland China boar at
Reidsville Flour Mills yard.
FOR SALE. 30 suburban lots ?50
each; $ 5.00 down, $1.00 per weetr
Pettigrew Real Estate, Rental and In
surance Agency.
PEAS FOR SALE. Just received
a nice lot of clean sound field pea3
for quick sale for cash at the follow
ing prices: Mixed peas at $3.65 per
bushel; Whipporwilla $3.70; Clay
$3.70; Black $3.75; Brabham '$3.75;
Red Rippers $3.85; New Eia $3.85;
f. o. b. Reidsville, N. 0. They are
scarce and prices are advancing. You
will save money by buying now. J.
L. Butler, Phone 102.
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HELP WIN THE WAR!
By planting all you can. We have the larg
est stock and most complete assortment of
GARDEN SEED we have ever had, and will
be glad to fill your orders, large or small.
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY i
PHONE 14. NIGHT PHONE 61-J.