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niP. REVIEW: REIDSVILLE, N. 0
TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1918
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Work of the Red Cross
BResources over Rve Million Dollar sJDJ
Advertising
in this paper will bring
good returns on the
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money invested
Col
Grafnola
Here Is your opportunity to get a
fine, new. latest -model Grafnola In
a way you can easily afford.
We are offering these splendid in
struments, with powerful silent mo
tor, bayonet-Joint tone-arm and oth'
er Columbia exilusive features on
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS
AS LOW AS $5.00 DOWN, $4.00
MONTHLY.
Come in today and hear any Co
lumbia Record played on one of
these Grainolas nowhere will you
find a more complete line.
Our service costs you nothing
and insures you double satisfaction
and enjoyment. We will give you
quick personal attention you are
welcome, whether you buy or not.
PRICES ADVANCE JULY 1.
Columbia Grafnola
Price $18
$5 Down, $4 Monthly.
Financial Report June 1-13, 1918
June J
RECEIPTS
Ralance in Jiiink . .
Annual dues
Reidsville Chapter . . .
Ituffln Aux. .. .. .. .
Donations .... .
Reed War tax Chatauqua
tickets . . . , . . . .
Total receipts ftr June
$493.27
. 13.00
. 10. 00
. 3.00
. 112.J72
Columbia Grafnola
Price $30
$5 Down, $6 Monthly
Columbia Grafnola
Price $45
$8 Down, $8 Monthly
EXPENDITURES
Paid Express Co. .. ..
Paid Express Co
Drayage
Total .... .... ......
June 13 Balance in Bank
, MAT 1918
May 1
RECEIPTS
Funds in bank . . ......
Donations .... . . . . , .
R, M. Gillie .. .... ....
Rec'd. Citizens Bank
Int. on Deposit . . '...'..
(Refunded) iMrs. JFaulken-
burg's expense . . . .
631.99
. 8.30
..3.25
.. .25,
.11.90
620.09
631.99
488.86,
37.60
100.00
10.35
26.00
Red'd, from Ruffin Auxiliary
Supplies .. .. .. .. ... 8.80
ReCd. from Bethlehem Aux.
The Variety Stores Co.
Supplies
. 4.80
187.55
C, P. SMITH, Manager
LEAKSVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA
A Law Reidsville Needa
Charlotte is away behind Gastonia.
That town is Just now beginning to
talk of the advisability erf having a
do?-muzzling law. Gastonia had a
dog-muzzling law two or three years
ago. Some months ago, however, a
better way was found of handling
the dog nuisance and .the dog-muz-eling
law was rr pealed. In Its place
was enact - J 4 law forbidding any
dog ov-ur to let his dog off his own
jprefllljes unless said dog was led by
a chain or rope. Air dogs running
at large are taken up by the police -department,
kept a day or two, and
if not claimed by the owner who
by the way, finds a fine awaiting
him when he arrives are shot. As
a result it has come to be a rare
thing the sight of dog running at
large. A great many dogs were shot
and the few people who still own
dogs comply with the taw as a rule.
In this connection, however, it Is
not amiss to state that the mad doe
season is again here and that the
local laws should be enforced to the
very letter. No violation of this law
which gives the public a much-needed
protection, should be tolerated.
Gastonia Gazette.
$679.41
DISBURSEMENTS
New Southern Hotel .. ..''.. 1.0ft
Express paid .. .. .. .. .. 2.89
Drayage paid . . . . . . ... .75
Telegram paid .. .. ... .. .. .58
Janitor paid (Mandy Dillard) 2.75
Mri FauPkenbury's expense 261.00
Sundry accounts "
Supplies surg dressings 140.17
for information regarding our Bank
ing '. by ' Mail service, which Is on
l the it iportant factors that has
enabled ibi.-" bank to grow until its
total IU. ourees exceed SIX MILLION
DOLLARS.
You, like our thousands of other
customers, "will benefit by maintain
ing a banking connection with vs.
Write today.
Established 1872
The FihstN4tionalBank
of Danville Wa..
Jas. L pRiTCHCTT.Pr asidant. B.V. Booth, V)c Pr. Cash.
aA.OvEftBKV.VIc President. KCPATTON,Ast.C8hier.
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Total expenses for May
May 31 Funds in Bank .
183.14
493.27
$679.41
Read The Review Regularly.
Bookkeeping and the Commercial Branches taught the
Graduates being placed belfore they finish the courses.
mand ever known for Office Help.
Write for Catalogue and Special Summer rates.
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RECEIPTS
Anrii 1 Funds in Bank .. .. 724.50
Donations received .. .. -51.00
Annual dues received,.. .. 2.00
Annual dues received from
Ruffin auxiliary .. .. .. 13.00
Received from Ruffin Au.il-
for supplies ..... . . .15 .50
Total receipts for April .. .. 81.50
may see to wnom nonor is aone. 1
must mention by name my assistant,
Mrs. P. D. Watt for I feel that it
due her that all hould know of her
unselfish devotion to the work and
most capable and efficient' service.
We also wish to thank Mr. M. T.
Smith for the courteous help he has
always given us , in so many emer
gencies at the work room that call
ed for a man's assistance. Also Mr.
Chas. Whitsett for going to a great
deal of trouble to procure the long
table that we used during our in
struction course. Also to the Meth
odist Sunday school for the use of
their black board.
Graded School Report
Total membership .. .. .. .. 587
Amount of funds in treasury 146.75
Amount contributed to second
Red Cross fund .. .. .. .. 37.52
Total amount of funds raised 184.27
NOTICE
We, the undersigned physicians of
Reidsville, N. C, have fixed and
agreed on the following charge for
professional service:
IN TOWN
Day visists, from 7a.m.
m. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Night visits, from 9 p. m.
m.
Prescriptions . . ......
Office visits $2 '.
Obsterical Fees .. .. .. S20.00 Un
. COUNTRY CAJLLS
$2.50 plus 50c per mile.
Consultation fees, $5.00 plus regular
visits. , 4- ;
Night , visits double day visits.
Effective on and after July 1, 1918.
. M. B. ABERNETHY, M. D.,
M. II. McBRYDE, M. D. ,
J. W. iMcGEHEE, M. D. ,
M. P. CUMMINGS, M. D.
S. G. JETT. M. D.
to 9 p
.. $2.50
to 7 a
.. $5.00
.. $1.00
tO $5.00
$806.00
DISBURSEMENTS
$806.00
Paid postage, stationary and
printing .. ... ,. .... .... 3.65
Express .. .. .. .. .. .. 13.24
Janitor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3.00
Janitor (Azzie Wliits.ett) , . 3.00
Paid for supplies of - bdgs. 280.25
Paid Bureau of Membership 14.00
Total eqpenditures April 317.14
April 30 Funds in Bank .. 488.86
July 1, 1917 Bal. in Bk. 196.63
JULY 1, 1917 TO JUNE 1, 1018
RECEJPTS
July 1, 1917 Balance in Bk . . $196.63
Annual dues, applicable to
general fund . . .. ... .. 249.00
Donated for special purpose .647.10
Annual dues,, dun W'glon 236.57
Received from Red. Cross War :
Report Of Colored Auxiliary
Pads made, 50; many tail handages
100; pajamas, 14; comfortvs, 83;
members on roll, 25; dues collected
$25. Op; publications, $4;"75; Dona
tions from Mrs. A. E. Johnston,
$10; donalions flrom the Lijbrty
loan ciuh, $23.60; donations from
the 5th and 6th grades of the.Reids
vllIecolored graded school, $5.00;
turned over to the "local chapter,.
$12.50; making a total of money col
lected $168.35. Bringing over from
the last report, $9.61, making a total
of $177.96. Expenditures for the
quarter, $108.49. Balance in treas
ury, $57.46. ;
NOTICE
Packing And Shipping Committee
'For the year ending June 1, 1918
98 boxes of - surgical, dressings; 56
boxes knitted articles; 1 box of com
fort bags, two boxes of Christmas
packages, 1 box of pajamas, T box
o socks. Our surgical dressings are
shipped in boxes of standard size and
we have Iund great difficulty in
getting them made in Ridville.
Fund .. .. .
Total receipts
. 230.00
2566.53
16
2763
stationery
.. .. .. 31.27
. drayage,
. . . . .. US. 90
1 Mrs. Foy's Report
1 Knitted An ltlcs Shipped: Total
(sweaters, 144; mufflers, . 157; "wrist -1
lets, 61; socks, 215; helmets, 1.
I total , 578.
Prices for professional services af
ter July 1, 1918.
Examination Fees $2.00 to $15.00.
Professional services In the oillce
2.00; in the home $2.50, unless the
patients' illness prevents them from
coming to the office.
"Night calls ater 9:0,0 o'clock 50
cents 'extra. - ;
Thirteen treatments in the offica
for $25.00 when paid in advance.
Obsterical Fees $15.00.
Consultation Fees $5.00. -
Country visits $2.00 plus nominal
charge for tripi
Patients are urged to be prompt.
Ail professional servl-3)h avo cash
or cash monthly.
::. F. C. SHARP,
Osteopathic Physician
Paid for postage,
jvnd printing .
Janitor, express
sundry expense
Mihiaiv it 1 iff supplies . 1SS7 97
Annual dues paid Wash'ton 2S1.75
Total expenditures .. ...2269.8!)
Juno 1, 1918 Bal. in Bk 493.27
E. F
R. P. Rich
Foy, Mrs J
Harris, Mrs.
271 3 16
You'll Always Buy Ice!
IS
Buy why not get along on less?
The renson so manv rpfnVrnlnra nra "re aTtt.iv"
because of their construction; they're frail hardly any
thing dui a sneJi (aituoun me ouiue mt;aranco may deceive you)
ha will aot keep the wiurn air from petting to ttie ice.
t Let u siiow you will, you, pln.' a refrigerator that has Kn.nr
separate wails of luaulating material that keep the ice from mating.
It's a wonderful ic aver, ub1 it's a wonderful food preserver. It's
the amous Automata honestly built and honestly priced.
You get 10 per cent discount on your purchaies here. Save it.
BURTON-CHANCE-
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Furniture and Undertaking
Mrs. Hairston's Report
I will confine niv report entirely
10 ilie wQik that, has been done in
Ri'd Cross sewing room that is di
rectly under the supervision ol my
self or Mrs. I. I. Waft.
Tn October I reported the shipment
of our first standard box containing
1012 gauze. dressings-,. . 554 ntuslin
banil:!i:es, 100 knitted wipes, fio tlan
nel bandages. In December-we ship
ped sou muslin bandages, l(5ti5 uiue
dressings, an allol ment. of 52 Christ
inas packets lor overseas sliipmeut.
besides the o50 sent to our bovs. In
March- I rt'ported 1550 nuislin l):in
ilayes-, ,550 oakum pads and ,r0 paper-,
backed ji.nls. In the 'quarter- end
ing June 1st. we-hnve . made 400-paper
backed pads, 1000 M. T. , tVl)
oakum pads, !I00 small cotton pads,
and 10 (hizen pairs pa.1:tmas, and
have on band a box of miscellaneous
gauze dressings and muslin bandages
to be shipped at a convenient time.
This ends our first woik for the
Red Cross and I want to thank every
worker that has come to the rooms
for the cheerful, splendid help they
have rendered nie in making our la
bor of love, a success., There are
some who deserve to be especially
mentioned for their faithfulness
through heat and cold, rain or shine.
Through all the past sewre winter
the Red Cross were not deserted a
single day of the four weeks that
we were scheduled to keep open. To
any one who feels interested to
know, our register la open and they
I Committees
1 Knitting Committee Mrs
I Hall, chairman , .Mrs.
ardson, Mrs. VV. II.
W. Bel hi I, Mis K R
' S. C. Penn.
! Surgical Dressings Mrs- P. D
Wat, Chairman. Mesdames L, T.
i Smith. J. IX. Newelt Clifton Ras-
ot , E M Iti dd, U K iMcitoiie,
! Francis Womack, Geo. Vr. llrittain,
1 Hospital (Jarment Committee-
Mrs A E Walt us, 1 ban man, M.v
dam(s D R Alhn, A I, ilaskins
! S. N. White, Ida- iialsley. Rube
! McColluui , ir. L. irvin
, Packing and Shipping Comuiitiee
' .Mrs. J. IJ. I'ipkrn and Mrs. W. B
i- W ray, joint-chairinen , M-sdanie
I It. T. Burion, . Eimene irvin, Mis
Kmnia McKinnev, Miss I.ik y Hall
I Meusherslnp Coiiunittee Mrs. J
i X.-'-Wtttt, chairman. Mesdames A. L
I If iskins, .M . P. ( illumines, F. 11.
1 Kemp, -Mr. E. Staples.
1 Enleitainment -Commute Mrs H
II. Scott, chairman, Mrs. Scott Fill-
man Mrs. .hugenc -Irvin.
-..Publicity -Committee-- Mrs. Will
illialii iiiid Mautun Oliver J(ii.n
chairmen. Miss Sallie Salzman. Miss
Kettie Ueid, Mrs. .'Robt.' Hubbard.
Comfort Digs and Christmas Pack
ages Mrs. R. I. Watt, chairman
Mesdames Wm. Giles. ('. Rascoe,
Chas. Whitsctt, J, F, Smith. Scott
Tillman.
Church Work At Spray
A word concerning our work in
Spray may be of interest. The town
is growing rapidly and the spirit of
patriotism runs high and healthy. In
response to every call the govern
ment has made thus far in the war,
Spray has led Rocningham county
and has practically doubled every
quota-alloted her. Both in men and
money our people have done nobly.
Our church here is growing 6lowly
under very difficult circumstances.
We closed a very few weeks ago a
very helpful evangelistic meeting.
Rev. J. P. Ilipps of Elkin, a form
er' pastor, did the pleaching' for1
ten days. He brought us a strong,
hopetul, heliuil gospel and was
heard most gladly. As a result four
members- were added to the church
and many, were built up in the faith.
J. Frank Armstrong in Christian
Advocate.
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FRANCIS.
WOMACK,
The ';';'";;.
Insurance
Man
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A very limited supply of Iron
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lease don't ask for credit.
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Sold -by. druggists, 75c.
R. G. Gladstone.
WANTED!
Green Hides, Scrap Iron Furs, Tal
low, Wax, Wool, Raga, Bones, Feed.
Bags, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Old
Rubber Boots and Shoes, Auto Tires,
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FOR SALE
Bodiea and Auto
Repair
4 Ford
parts.;-
Lot of second hand wire for baling
and light fencing.
1 Saxon Six Cylinder Automobile
Walker Hide &
Junk Co.
Dry Prizery Building Opposite Depo
.Mi.J i HM'iBHH.il,!HI
Now ia thp time to subscrib
25c 50c $1.00
BURNS
Ue one soothing,
cooling application of
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NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
James Skambato & Co.
West Market Street
Opposite"-' James Robinson's.
Fruits, Confectionarics. All
Kinds of, .Soft '.Drinks, Toba,cca
Cigars' 'm'l Cigarettes. FresJi
Fish Every Friday. Country
l'rotluce Bought and Sold.
The patronage of our friend'
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