The review. [volume], October 12, 1916, Image 6

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THB ttVISW. fllGH POINT, HOBTK OAROLIKA . OCT. 12,
1916
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j. rciw
and family of Orangeburg, S. U
were h e i he first of the week op ac
count of the death of Mr Fields
sister Mrs. Grace Pegram who died
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. C. Field Sunday of tuber
culosis. The friends of Clarence will
be glad to learn that he holds a very
responsible position with two rail
roads at Orangeburg.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECTS
Whereas God in His infinite wis
dom has taken from us by death
Alien U. Tomlinson, a beloved and
highly esteemed member of this
club; and .
Whereas Mr. Tomlinson was a
young man of high character and
sple idid attainments, ever cheerful
ana kind, true and loyal to his friends,
successful in business; now there
fore be it - - -p..
Resolved, by the Board of Direc
tors of Commercial Club in behalf
of this organization. That m trie
death of Allen U. Tomlinson every
member of this club has lost a true
and lovable friend and companion,
and this community a valuable and
highly-respected citizen: and be it
further
Resolved, that a copy of this re
solution be recorded upon the minu
tes a copy be sent the member? of
the bereaved family and a copy
each be furnished ihe city news
papers for publication.
Board of Directors Commercial Club
PerC. C. Prince,
Secretary.
r WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN
Made Strong and Well By Vinol
"Waynesboro, Pa. "I was all run down
after a hard spell of bronchitis so it waa
hard for me to keep about. I had paina
in my chest and took cold easily. A
friend asked me to try Yinol. I did, and
it built me up so I am strong and well
and I am able to do my housework which
I had not done for three months before
taking Vinol." Mrs. Y. 11. Horbougii,
Waynesboro, Tx.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids diges
tion, makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back if it fails.
Matton Drug Co , High Point, N. C.
PUBLIC OFFICERS PULLED
Warrants were issued for G. E.
Crutchfield, member of the Board of
Commissioners of Reidsville and J.
M. Whitehead, ex-mayor of Ram
seur for exceeding the speed limit
while Dassin through the city last
1. Tk,. iara tovoH With tYlBt
costs in the case, the fine being re-!
mined as they were only averaging j
about 15 miles an nour
ARE
YO
Feeling
The High Cost of Living?
?
You can overcome part of this by making your
purchasing headquarters in wearing apparel for xhe
entire family at our store. We are offering you to
day for your selection a store full of quality mer
chandise at about the present
Wholesale Cost of Goods
Merchandise will continue to advance for an
indefinite period, so pay us a visit while there is yet
a chance to buy at last year s prices. We ofter spe
cials all over the store. A few suggestions this
week:
. - 79c
Children s Pure Wool sweaters, $1.50 values for
Ladies "Classic" Coat Sweaters, $3.00 values for - - $1-98
Misses and Boys School and Dress Shoes, - . , 98c up to $3.50
Misses Ready-to-wear dresses, Coats, Cloaks, etc. 29c up to $4.98
Full line of Ladies and Misses 2-piece and union suits 14c to $2.98
Bargains all over our store
Get it
at the
a n Cp1a. They Sell
.AUallUi; Jai2 VU. Cheaper
Review ads bring the
best possible results
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Liquor Here and There
Hpnrv Hilliam and Geo. Brooks
colored, were arrested Saturday for
retailing, the former having one
quart and the latter six pints ana
they had-bfen retailing u ai uie
rediculous law price ot luc per
drink. About the same time officers
saw a suspicious looking buggy on
Leonard row with a more suspicious
looking negro by the name of Will
Walker who in turn thought the
presence of the cops too suspicious
and "lit a rag" leaving buggy and
horse and two gallons or lb.uu
worth of corn liquor.
The fourth Sunday is the big sing
ing at Abbott's Creek which will
draw a large crowd.
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On Saturday night, Septem
hpr2Zr 1916. Mrs. J. R.
Reiteel's Ruick Light Six 1916
Model automobile was stolen
from her orivate garage and
on the following Monday night
Mr. C. M. Hauser's Buick of
similar model, was stolen
about one hundred yards from
where the first car was taken.
Mr.Hauser's car was recovered
the following day about one
hundred miles from here in
the possession of the above
named Otto Wood. He made
his escane bv lumping out of
the car before the officers
could get near enough to arrest
A A . . , him.
Otto Wood
Mrs. Reitzel will pay one hundred dollars ($100.00) for
the recovery ot nercar, ana tne county oi uumoru win yxy
twenty-nve aouars to.uu iur uic anwi ui vuu w
Wood is described as follows:
t.4-,c;v orvc rA Vioiftht hnnt fivp feet pJoht inches:
weight about 160 pounds; has deep blue eyes; left hand off
at the wrist, tie warns sugnuy on up-iuc un unc wui,
leans well forward on steering wheel when driving an auto
mobile to hide his stub wrist. The above photograph is a
good likeness of him and was taken about three years ago; his
hair is probably longer now than shows in the picture.. He is
a nation wide automobile thief and leads a kind of gypsie life
when not in prison. He is probably traveling with his wife.
Description of car wanted follows:
lirtKf RnJL- 1 Ql mnHpl Hark tfreen bodv.
frame No. 204355, motor No. 200958. Left here with State
Please notify all garages and especially Buick dealers, and
if car is found or arrest made notify
O. L. GRAY, CHIEF OF POLICE
HIGH POINT, N. C
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YOU WILL
GHEAP
NEVER BUY
AGAIN, SOON
SO
Listen to a Little Confidential Talk !
Do you KNOW that
Cotton and woolen goods, leather
and in fact every class of merchan-
rted "skvward ?" and that
UiUV) -M.M. m !1
it will pay you handsomely to buy
nOW ueiore cillUUici auvautc in pij. -.
The nearer the approach of cold
weather, the higher the goods go !
You know this is natural and
you know that everything is advanc
ing rapidly and you therefore KNOW
that we are giving you good, timely
advice, so why not buy now and
save the difference !
We handle a general line of Merchandise such as Cloth
ing, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, Hosiery, Ladies Accessor
ies, etc. ;
SOLOMON R0MN0WITZ
The Little Store Around the Corner on E. Washington St.
Rear of H. Harris & Bro. Across from J. W. Sechrest & Son
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Economy
Quality . Courtesy
F. Raiff & Co.
Corner Main and English Sts. High Point
Comparison is the True
TVst that is bringing riearlv ev
erybody to- "Raiff s" for Fall Suits
Fashion's last word in Style and
Elegance.
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Serges Velours
Gabardines
Poplins
Velour Checks
Whipcords
Our suit business is
flourishing because wo
men who compare have
found biggest assort
ments, best stales and
values in town at Raiffs
Girls' school dresses
95c
Becoming styles in
gingham, linene, all col
ors, sizes, 6 to 14.
$10.00 stylish fall
dresses for
$5.98
Smart models in Taffetas
Serges, all colors
if i TAJ )
Raiff Co
High Point's Leading Ladies Store
Corner Main and English ots
pFq "On the Corner" - - - - ua lne wner
in if
Complete Line of Shoes
Comprising the Best to be had on
market.
We are Agents for Four of the best
tailoring houses in America
and can fit you perfectly
We sell for Cash, therefore cheaper
c.
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cTVIATTOCKS CO.
South Main Street
New Interest Period
B
egins
Oct
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Amounts deposited not later
than Oct. 5th4raw interest
from the first at the
rate of
A IPer Cent.
North Carolina's Strongest Bank
Capital .00
Undivided Profits 600,000.00
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point, N. C.
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