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THE REVIEW, HIGH POINT, NORTE CAROLINA. OCT. 28. 1915
Review
Publication Office
104-106 Broad Street
W. L. STAMEY Editor and Publisher
Issued Every Thursday Atternoon
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Six months 50:
Three months 2Sc
Reaches the Homs and Business Places in
the city and the suburbs.
Advertising Rates on Application.
THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1915
All Notices and Advertisements not con
tracted for a specified time will be inserted
and charged for until ordered out.
Hats off to Health Officer (Mrs.)
Soyars. She has an eye to the beau
tiful and healthful and every good
citizen is going to applaud her work.
If Mrs. Soyars would " carry a kodak
along and take pictures of the un
sightly back yards and alleys and
have them reeled off in the movies
for High Pointers to see it would
make even the most indifferent per
son hang his head in shame. We
cannot be too cleanly to have good
health.
mies or it wouldn't be worth a con
tinental in the community but there
are classes of liars and the man who
lies in such instances as above is a
pretty sorry fellow that's all you
can mak out of him.
In order that there may be no
misunderstanding by our readers
the editor will say that no newspaper
man in High Point is guilty of such
a practice, because all of them are
friends of The Review and The Re
view is a friend to them.
And it has developed that a com
bine is at work to keep the price of
cotton down. Too bad, we have
such inhuman people among us.
Following out the proclamation of
Governor Craig the city schools will
observe Aibor Day Nov. 5th, which
also happens to be the day the big
circus visits High Point.
Motor Bases and Tracks
The Southern Car Co., last week
finished three motor bused and two
mntnr trucks for th Favetteville
week. I joined the church recently Traction Co and they were sent to
Better Than the Devil Any-
way
Said a citizen to the editor this
and it seems that the devil has been
doing extra duty in trying to con
vince me that I am no better every
thing seems to be going wrong. The
editor .vouchsafed the information
that our visitor at leait had more
their destination under their own
power Friday. The machines at
tracted no little attention here on
the streets. They show the diversity
of our splendid car works which
no doubt will receive many more
i" .1 . i .1 .: l uj ij. k
religion iuau me ucvo um, u orders Q- accouQt of them The
possibilities of this type of motive
devil was not in a position to speak
Oh, you, High Point military boys
you are the stuff.
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The republicans are after the scalp
of District Attorney Hammer anJ
have preferred charges against him
in connection with his alleged failure
to prosecute individuals in the re
cent Randolph county election which
has already been aired in court.
Tomorrow is Community Service
Day in North Carolina and the day
will be observed in many of the
schools, in the way of creating senti
ment n behalf of better schools,
health and community school life
etc.
authoritatively. The man thought caQQOt fae discounted and is
a wnue ana a smiie came over ma
face and remarked That s a good
point. I. believe you have one on
satan."'
destined to seriously compete with
the electric and steam railways.
Our Telephone Girl
Sure High Point should by all
means have that "back-yard farm
movement" and Miss Blair is the
right one for the position. If we
could only realize what it means to
our children and our City the propo
sition would be voted unanimously.
Let's wake up and keep awake not
dream such things all day long but
put them in reality.
TLe"Augusta Special'No. 31, was
put on Sunday by the Southern and
will pass High Point northbound at
10:03 p. m., and southbound 4:17
a.m. it is an elegant train in every
detail. Through the efforts of Post
D , N. C, division of the Traveler's
Protective association, one section
of a Pullman will be reserved for
High Point.
The circus Friday and Cole Blease
Saturday, Nov. 5th and 6th are two
star attractions for High Point next
vs eek.
.lust think of getting four high
class magazines for 18c in connec
tion with a year's subscription to
The Review at $1.00. See offer else
where.
SILLY DOINGS OF MEN
A mad man walked into our office
last week. He was a visitor and
wanted to do some advertising. He
was told by a certain person that
there was no weekly in town ''and
that's the very paper I wanted to
i;se" said the irate man, who pro
ci eded to cuss a little.more and fin
ally take liberal space in The Re
view. Only recently a man had the
nerve to tell us that he was told that
the people didn't read a weekly
paper. Strange, isn't it that thou
sands of people pay the price of a
weekly and then don't read what
they pay for! The truth of the mat
ter is that the weekly paper is es
sentially a home paper a family
paper if you please, and with but
few exceptions is scanned thoroughly ,
by the "home folks" who like to read
all the news once a week in a con
densed form and are sure to let no
item escape them. The person who
do sn t READ a weekly is usually
the person who OWES the editor for
two or three year's subscription and
he is the SAME fellow who doesn t
READ ANY PAPER, if you believe
What he says.
Strange that any man who is en
dowed wiih the intelligence of a flea
will tell such a falsehood when he
knows it is a falsehood, and when the
truth would be far better. As the
old saying goes, every knock is a
boost and if such a person would
rather lie than tell the truth, go it
Rube, your latitude in free America
is unlimited!
A newspaper naturally has its ene-
Do you ever think of the telephore
girl? x
Do you ever think of one who so
faithfully answers your many calls
each day? She it is who answers
your numerous Questions and who
so gladly and quickly helps you in
time of trouble or accidents.
Central is the first one you think
of in case of fire or sickness or any
emergency.
Central is the one who keeps your
secrets, your business schemes and
transactions.
Did you ever stop to think of the
confidence you place in Central?
She appreciates your confiding in
her and tries to be faithful to you
and her promises.
I have baea an operator for years
and as I look back upon that part
of my life no one thing seems more
precious than the thought that I
have been much imterested iu the
lives of other men and women
next to living great things for one's
self it is wonderful to know a hu
man soul and ask nothing but its
better confidence.
You will never know the utter
confidence so often placed in Central.
She has acquired the ability of gain
ing the confidence of the subscribers.
Revise the opinion that Central is
a machine. She is a real live hu
man and always think of her that
way.
Don't be too exacting, for of all
people Central, although always
busy, is about the most considerate
person you know.
Think of the hundreds of times
she tells you the time in a day and
the train schedules, the base ball re
turns, and in fact isn't she rather
charitable after all? Just a regular
bureau of information.
You can form no just estimate of
our work until you have visited the
exchange and watched the operators
work. Central would like to have
you visit her that you may be De ter
acquainted with her work as well
as with her.
Good service is her aim and to
this end she is bending every effort
f jr which she deserves your strong
est commendation as well as your
co operation. She has a greater
work than merely answering calls
and drawing a salary. Do you real
iy understand her work and of what
it consists?
We have each made a lingering
impression. Was it a favorable one?
Why uot be more congenial for
after all we love and need each other
despite our misunderstandings?
TELEPHONE GIRL
News of Movies
Gladys Hucette, late of Edison is
now a Mutual star.
Victor Posel, better known as
' Slippery Slim,, of the Snakesville
trio of the Essanay company is now
a Universal comedian
Cissy Fitzgerald, late of the Vito-
graph comedy forces is now with
the Mutual.
The latest thing out "Universal
Fox Trot" dedicated to popular
1 ttle Mary Fuller.
The next JJniversal serial "Graft"
by 17 of America's greatest authors
and authoresses.
Among them are Irvin Cobb, Louis
Vance author the Trey O Hearts,
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow and others.
Funerals at Pleasant Grove
The 9 year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Cecil was buried at
Pleasant Grove church Thursday.
Saturday morning at the same
church the funeral services over the
remains of the 19 year-old son of
Mrs. S. H. Peace, of this city, were
held .
- - Our represents ves ara
earning S50 to $160 per wock. Write loiekfornampie ni terri
tory. It's selling like wild-fire. JTerjboi7' a Customer.
Hytae'e Psetorf ea, 194
MOTHERS AND GIRLS
Did you ever stop to think how
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able to carry on a conversation and
entertain people of culture? Those
of us who do not enjoy the thrills of
easy conversation know what a
drawback it has been to our social
life and how difficult it is for one
to keep the heart and mind atert
with real or imaginary fhings of
general interest.
If you wish to learn the proper
way to carry on a conversation and
make your talk interesting, sensible
and valuable, we suggest that you
read Woman's World. This publi
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magazine and three others with The
Review all one year for $1.18. See
announcement elsewhere.
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ALL OUT OF SORTS
Has Any High Point Person Never
Felt That Way?
Feel all out of sorts?
Tired, Blue, Irritable, Nervous?
Back feel lame and achy?
Perhaps it's the story of disorded
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Bad blood circulating about;
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Here's one case.
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Another Evidence of
...Progress...
Two Wonderfai New Machines, That Add, Subtract,
Make Statements and Do Bookkeeping, Added
to the Equipment of the Commercial
National Bank of High Point
EVER SINCE the establishment of the Commercial
National Bank , nearly twenty-five years ago, it has
been the chief aim of the Directors and Officers, aside
from affording absolute safety for deposits, to provide
facilities and equipment wftich will assure our custom
ers the maximum of .convenience and satisfaction in
the handling of their financial affairs.
Pursuant to this policy, two of the latest time-saving devices have
been purchased for the keeping of accounts and the rendering of
statements, which we believe, will be far superior to the old method
Open ao account with this bank and receive a statement that is
neat, accurate and easily understood
V ! .1 I II.
The Commercial National Bank of High Point
Capital Stock $150,000.00. Surplus and Profits $146,369.08
Deposits, Nearly a Million Dollars.
Total R esources, about One and a half Million Dollars
If you want $4 00 worth of good
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tend to the matter at once. We re
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can get the same proposition.
J. Elwood Cox has purchased
from Joe D. Cox the store building
on the coiner of Main and Washing
ton streets, now occupied by J. Lon
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