KE1DSVILLE. N. C.
.FRIPAV, Jl'LY 4Tir, 1919.
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THE REVIEW:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
V7. E. McOARGP
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office:: Room 203 Citizens
Building.
REIDSVILLE. N. C.
Bank
IBA R. HpMPHREYS
i ATTORNEY AT LAW
. Special attention to settling es
tates. Tractlce in all courts, ex
cept Reoorder'8 Court. Office next
door North of roHtoltlce,
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A. D. IV1FJ B. C. TROTTER
JULIUS JOHNSTON
IVIE, TROTTER & JOHNS rOH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Reidsville, N. C.
General practice of the law In
State and Federal Courts.
Money loaned on real estate. Es-
SttUes administered on ana semeu.
Real etato bought and sold.
PERCY T. STIERS
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
REIDSVILLE, N. C. :
Special attention to negotiation
of loan, settlement of estates. Inly
ing and scuifi' real state. Inmr
ai'.d adjusted, l'nictioo in all courts.
Oliice in Lambeth llulldins, Gil
mer street.
WEIGHS MORE NOW
THAN SHE EVER DID
Interested in Film Productions to Be Made
at Methodist Celebration at Columbus, O.
Memphis Woman Had Been a Suf
ferer Almost All Her Life Since
Taking Tanlac Her Health Has
Improved and She is Now Doing
All Her Own Housework Feels
Like a New Person.
"Snco taking Tanlae I actually
wr-Uh more and foci better ihan I
have in years," said Mrs. Gcoj-bo W.
P.ailey, of 1119 Glen Place, Mom
phis. Term.
"I had been in poor health neatly
all in)- life," she continued, "I had
no apppi'tu my stomach would
bloat up after eating and the Kas
would pross on my heart so I could
hardly breathe. I wolld often have
lo .raise up in bed to cati.h my
breath and I could never get a fv'od
ni-ht't sleep. J I'ell or till I
weighed only seventy nine pound
and was ;o weak could hardly lift
my baby. -
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fiit bi.ltle.of Tatl.,c and I now feel
like a new person. I have a fim'1
app'Mte ;i-i.l never hv. a si;;n of
i:id;ae-ti(ii. pas or ihnsp stuotne
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KING GEORGE IN MESSAGE
PRAISES UNITED STATES
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DR. J. R. MSADOR
DENTIST.-'
Office Over New Citizens Bank
Residence , Tbor,e 279 -W, .
' ' Ofiico 'l'hone 22. ':
Di. JULIUS S. WELLS
DENTAL SURGEON
Offices (iver Citizens Rank.
'Phono 100.
HUGH R. SCOTT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special attention to negotiation of
loans; conduct and settlement of
estates; buy inR and selling of real
estate. Office In old Citizens Bank
Building. :
CHAS. O. McMIOHAEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
" Practice in All Courts
Mr. McMichael will be In Relds
Tllle office on Tuesdays, Wednes-
davs. Thursdays. Fridays, and in
Madison on Saturdays.
WILLIAM REID D ALTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Roidsvllle, N. C.
General practice of . the law in
Bta te and Federal Courts.
Money loaned ott real estate. Es
tates administered on and settled.
Real estate bought and sold.
Inn spelbi, I ani d 'in
work now and can't
expri.-t-'.-i my i;i at il ude
lac has done f,r me.'
Tanlac 1 sold in
R. IL Tucker
x all
find
for
my hou e
woids to
a hat Tan
ReidsvlH.
in Spray by
Dr'isr Co.; In Mdion
A. . EniUfiton Driis Co.,
by
Mi 9
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and
by all '5 nod druggist..
The Krnpp works at Munich Inve
been sold "to. Amercans, according
to dispatches from Munirh (juoting
nevnpers there. It i.-t added sev
eral' industrial concerns in the Pa
varian capital also have , passed in
to American hands,
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King George sent the rolloowing
inc. sage to President Wilson: '
"In this glorious hour when the
long htruKgle of nations for ilglu.
Justice and t' reed, hi in , is at last
crowned by a triumphant peace, 1
greet you, Mr. President, and the
grout American people in the name
of the lirttii-h nation.
"At a time when ' fortune seemed
to frown, and the hsiies of the war
trembled In the balance, the Ameri
can people stretched out the hand
of fellowship to those, who on this
side of the ocean were battling for
a righteous cause. Light and hope
at once shone In our hearts, and a
new day dawned.
"Together we have fought to a
happy end; together we lay down
our arms in proud consciousness of
valiant .deeds nobly d ne.
"Mr. President, it is on this day
one of our happiest thoughts that
the American ;nd British people,
brothers in arms, will continue for
ever to be brothers in peace. Uni
ted before by language, traditions,
kinship and ideals, there has now
been set upon our fellowship th
sacred seal of common sacrifice."
REIDSVILLE'S REPLY.
Reldsville Accepts the Evidenco
and Many Review Readers WW
Profit By It.
Which is the more weighty proof
a few words from a Reldsville
resident, whom we know and re
spect, or volumes from strangers
in distant towns? There can be only
one reply.
L. G. Joyce, 233 Lindsey street,
says: "About three years ago my
back was in such bad shape t li a . I
could hardly get around and I was
in misery no matter what way I
moved. My kidneys were weak and
the secretion passed far too often.
I had teriblo headaches in fact, I
was. all run down. I bad read of
Doan's Kidney Pills that I finally got
some at the Gardner Drug Co. Af
ter I had taken them a short Mine,
the misery 'n my back left me arid
my kidneys were strengthened. Con
tinued use of Doan's entirely cured
me." ,
Price COc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that. Mr. Joyce had. Foster-Milburu
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Ui LELAND STANFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW
STONEVILLE, N. C.
Prompt attention given all matters
entrusted to mo.
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J. R. JOYCE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office in old Citizens, Rank Build-
ing.
Practice in State and Federal
Courts.
Loans Negotiated :
E. B. WARE
ATTORNEY. AT LAW
Loans negotiated. Prompt attention.
Office over Or. J. II. Thacker's of
fice. '- ;'- ;'- ; P. I - "', r-
How's This?
.' We offer one hundred dollars re
Ward for any case of catarrh that
can not be, cured by Hall's .'Catarrh
Medicine. .
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past 35 years, and has become
known as the most -reliable' remedy
for catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine acts thru the blood on the mu
;ous surfaces, expelling the .-poison
from the blood and healing the di
seased portions, ; , ,
After you have ; taken Hall's Ca
tarrh Medicine for a short time you
will ; soo a great , improvement in
your general health. Start taking
Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and
get rid of catarrh.' Send for testL.
monials free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 73c,.-,'
DR.. JAMES E, CROWJHER AND D. W. GRIFFITH,
HIGH GRAOS
BUILDlQSrdJ BRICK
foicX i th most enduring i
Vost mir ftfhst fir swst
tmfcrtib! In all weftth?
niofit ecoiKialciU in fltial ctitt,
Lii-i ih$ K.ost boaitlfnl of ?j
JJ q&l!ty appeals to to"
mrlt C and gt qotaUons
Bh!pr2ntJi made troptlr
WILLJ4M80N A
HEDGECOCK, INC.
HertJSaTilJe. V.
The support of the motion picture
world 'as represented by D. W. Grif
flth, well known t-lra producer, was
assured the Methodist Centenary Cel
ebration at a -eunfereace in Columbus,
the celebration, being represented by
Dr. S. Earl Taylor of New "-York, Dr, J.
E. Crowther of Seattle, Dr. Fred
Fisher of New York and Dr. C F.
Reisner of New York.
Mr. Griffith, in addition to promis
ing to make a film of all Important
features of the Centenary Celebra
tion, strongly urged the use of motion
pictures in the advancement of re
ligious work. He spoke strongly of
tho possibilities fit the motion pic
tures under proper supervision being
made to carry a: .religious message
further than any known form of com
mtin.icat ion. . .. -
Dr. S. Earl Taylor, director general
of the Centenary '.Celebration, made
the statement that '"we" want pictures
that , talk the universal language. I
believe the . 'message of ;,eace and
tcoo.l will should he preached to the
world through pictures;".
"I am L-lnd to' know. they, are soing
to give motion pictures a practical
jnnnstration at the Centenary . Cele
bration," said 'Mr. Griffith. ' The eel
ei r.r.ion will give the. people In towns
s.1. J villages a wonderful' opportunity
to visit the entire World by going r.o
further than Columbus. There will
!e an extraordinary impresfion pro
duced by seeing these villages of
China; Japan and India, not peopled
by 'amateurish actors, but inhabited
by real i.atives from foreign lands.
"1 lave been astounded beyond
measure at the breadth, extent and
s-'coi-e of the entire scheme as It has
been rc-vealed to . me by Dr. Taylor,
Dr. (V -her'Dr. Reisner and others.
I sunlit ?!.aiid the Methodit ; Church
has j 1 40 ,ti()0.,000. and is going to cele
brate it's success with something more
pearly -re.-einbling a. world fair than
anything else'.to.which it can be com
parel One would think that , a great
nation, at : least is behind the .move
ment. Doubtless,- something greater
than the. aieatest .nation is behind it
a re aw., Kentd ideal and fa.th in
spired to bind up the wounds of a
torn and c, traced, world."
A GOLD RING, FREE!
READ AND
CUT OUT
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A Better Way to
Celebrate the 4th
i not . with the burning of
inore powder, not '-with tho
temporary gone-"in -a- second
flare of fireworks.
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The aeinibJe, appropriate
way to celelnate this and future
Irdepehdenee las is with
electrical '.displays' which are
more enduring-. not wasteful,
more ple.isl:;;- to all.
Electric S's
in?, tnltllie,
bat"-. ran
pre-! the t:ai.
indepcnil; n
We v ill
I yo-ir.
Ts, tlood lig'ut-Pi-litinsr,
ileetrlc
be m.eb' t ) i'S
s i-M it of our new
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Columbus Can Well Accommodate All Who
Attend Methodist Celebration, Officials Say
NO CROUD hieh has been proposeil for the Methodist Cer.tenary
; Celebration will swamp Columbus, according to- .'.Mayor, George
J. Karb, who has received some 'inquiries from, distant points re
garding the ability of 'the .Capital City, to take rare f the hundreds of
thousands of ' Metliodists. coining from all over the' United .States for
the Centenary Celebration, June 20 to July 13. - -'
Mayor Karb says:. ; "Coltinibms has always been equal to any situ
ation. We are not going, to fail the exposition crowds, no 'matter how
n any thousand there . are. Toil Mum to come to CclamViB town, W'e
are ready with open hearts and open doors. . Columbus can do It."
James T, Daniels, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce,: says:
"We can easily and satisfactorily accommodate three hundred "thou?
.and visitors." Organizing Secretary H. B. ; Dickson says: "Three
hvindred thousand my niinimum estimate of attendance. Confident
Columbus can take care of twice that" number." '
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Fill in the names be
low of your friends
whom you think would
be interested in the pur
chase cf a Piano, Organ,
or Victrola, and if we
are successful in filing
any of them we will
make you a present of a
Gold Ring.
Name
Post Office.
Sign Here .
Post fflice.
Collection of Indian Curios at the
Methodist Centenary Celebration
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W. Palm, an Indian trader of Orton
vil'e, Minnesota. Mr. Palm is here
shown with some of his interesting
relics.
Indian exhibitions will have a con
siderable place In the Celebration.
Pueblos will unconcernedly mold pot
tery before throngs of curious spec
tators, Just as their grandfathers did
before the white man Invaded thir
lands. N'avajos will weave rugs and
St. Regis make basketry all actually
living in their native homes, be they
pueblos or wigwams.
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MORRISON & MITCHELL
NO SEATS RESERVED
Flrat Come, First Served, at Coliseum
at Methodist Centenary
At a conference of Director General
3. Earl Taylor, Dr. Fred B. Fisher,
IL D Dickson and other members of
the Centenary Exposition staff, it wai
decided that there w;li te.no $eats re
served in the Coliseum for "The Way-
frer" f-agear.t presentations at . the -Methodist
Center. ary Celebration, Co
lumbus. Q.. Jur.e :.-Ju!y 13.
Alt seats will it. Available to spec
tatori.as 0on as tie doers of tbe
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of Prst coa:fc. !.r?t
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AfiPSERVICE
VACATION
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Uisitd States Railroad Administration,
1 rector Cener ef Rjirod.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES
Coliseum are o:.e
It will te c:.e
--ered,'H says Mr.
tickets te ,ti:e ei
T DAT has Veen rrcnc.mtvd thi
W grcite-t j-rivu'o '.'.octicn c.r
Indlin curies in Aiucrira has been
loaned to the Methodist Centenary
mit the
,.rcr o::ct to the ja.2-.ant
ii the Ctdi.c-.un. s.us-9 admi?s-ioa
foes nt tv-e sate require an additiccal'l
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