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HIGH POINT, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 29. 1920
EGYPTIAN KE0ULA-TOH TEA
Const ipatlcn and 5Stoma ch Disorders ;
Price 25c, 50c. and $1.00.
THE EGYPTIAN DRUG Cd.
129 W; 31st St.. New York
(Free sample mailed ifponJvniiKil
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF FINE
. Jewelry, Hamilton and Elgin
watches, all sizes ; fountain pens
vanity cases, silverware. - Stanley's
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OUR LINE OF RINGS, BROOCHES
La valliers, watch bracelets,, beau,
ty pins, watch chains, knives, stick
jains cuff links, fobs. Best quality
ana selection. stamey s Jewelry
FREE TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN
Dr. S.-L. Bobbitt, free dental clinic
for school children between the ages
oi six and 12, sent to High Point. by
txxe state board of health in conjunc
tion with the recent inspection, of
school children of all ages, has been
busy continuously during the past
v.e.'ic he v has been here, according to
reports from his office located at tue
graded school building on South Main
street.-
The,, object of his work is to clean
the children's testa and teach them
the value of taking care of them. He
also does dental work in the nature
of amalgam fillings" in permanent
teeth. Dr. Bobbitt who has been a
v-jT? successful dentist during his
years of pra-ctice in thii state, is one
of a number of skilled men employed
I y the state beard of health to carry
en its work of correcting the defects
cf school children of the state. During
the recent examination of children,
over 90 per cent were found to have
defective teeth. Dr. Bobbitt will rer
main in High Point, which is the last
town he will work in the state for the
.est of this month, and it is the de
sire of the school, authorities to have
every child inschool between the ages
cf six and 12 either sent or brought to
the school building tar an examjna- j
tion and for such
for.nd necessary w
morning service. .
The first concert by the chimes
was given Saturday night from 7:30
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
On account of the high prices of
newspaper and all other printing
office supplies, we are compelled to
raise tfce rice rof The Review: On
and after August 1, 1020 the price of
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Until August 1, any and all may pay
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Here is a message to
suffering womsu, from
Mrs. W. T. Price, of
Public, Ky.: "I But
tered with, painful...,
She writes. "I got down
with a weakness in my
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felt heloless aad di.'V
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to 8:30 o'clock, by Harry Metcee, of- ahead as they like at the old price of
ticial chimer for the McShane Bell
Foundry of Baltimore. They were
also rung from 10:30 to 10:55 Sunday
morning' from 7:30 to 7:55 in the
evening, and again JVIonday.
Morning Service at Eleven.
The Bells 10:30-10:55.
Organ Prelude "Andante Expres
sio" Admondstoune.
$1.50-
After that date,: hpw-
JOAO
a year.
0 S$ sq IIJAi iib o; eoud an;
year. . , ;
The date you are paid to is marked
on your paper vthis week opposite
your name. U For example: If you
are paid to Jane 1919, it ' will be
designated on your paper thus 310.
'A $2.C0 newspaper today means
Call to Worship "The Lord is in I less to the editor than a $1.00 a'v-par
His Holy Temple."
Hymn 19 "Come. Thou Fount of
Every Blessing" Robert Robinson.
Apostles' Creed.
Prayer, concluding with the Lord's
prayer.
- Anthem. "Lift Up Your Heads"
Emerson.
' Responsive Reading Psalm 34.
Gloria Patri.
Scripture Reading. .
Offertory Organ Solo, "Melody. '
paper even three 3rears ago.
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HIGH COST OF NEWSPRINT HITS
PAPERS HARD BLOW.
How the high-price of newsprint
paper "hits and hurts" all around
i frnm the ritv rlnUioa t n tho rmiriT
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weekly newspapers is shown in tft?s r?.wme' s jew-- "y btore sM.s all me
naraevanh from Th Tiftnn nn tand"ard makes of watches and for less
-Diggle.
in
M Woman's Tcslc
I began Cartful. In
a short while I isaw a
marked difference. . .
I grew stronger right
along, anlt cured me.
I am stouter than I
;have been In years."
If you suffer, you can
appreciate what It
means to be strong and
well Thousands of wo
men give Cardui tha
credit for their good
health. It ehauld help
you. Try Cardui. Atall
druggists. E-7S
from The Tifton,
Gazetta:
"During ,the past week. The Ga
zette has paid out over $500 to be
exact $06 (.tb, ror newsprint paper.
Antnem "How .Love Are ray And that is Ipss than thrpn mnnth
Dwellings." Smart. supplv. A fevr years ago. that money
Sermon By Bishop Collins Denny, Uvould have paid for enough paper t6
lutely free, the expense being carried
bl the state board.
It was also announced last week by
the graduate nurse who is assisting
Dr. Bobbitt. that on or about the first
of August, 'an infirmary would be open
ed fcr the treatment of tonsils and
adenoids. All school children, irre
spective cf acre, will be treated at this
time. A local specialist in this line,
Dr. J. W. Austin, has been secured by j
the state board of health to perform
the operations. This treatment ' will
be given free to children whose par
ents are unable to pav for the service
but those who feel able will be re
quested t3 pay the sum of $12.50 for
the operation. Collections will be in
that time, and it i$
?ity of the ir-
c "targe of one- cf the nurses, and the
names will not be disclosed regarding
whether payment is made.
Statements given out by the board
of health say that a large percentage
cf the defects in children can be cor
rected by proper care of the teeth or
bv treatment for tonsils or adenoids.
The attention of the High Point citi
zens is called to the effort that is be
ing made in behalf of the school chil
dren, and parents should remember
that the success of the undertaking is
largely in their hands.
oi Richmond, v lrgmia
Service Dedicating the Cb'me.
1. "Praise God from Whom All
Blessing Flow" (By the Bells).
'2. Assembling oi" the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society about the
. A
work as may be auar.
;eh i done abo 3. Introductory words by the. pa.v
of presentation, read
to
4. Sentence
by the ladies.
5. Sentence of dedication, ay Bish
op Denny.
6. Dedicatory prayer, by Bishop
Denny.
7. "Raised between the ear l and
heaven." (By the Bells.)
Hymn 7S "Holy, Holy. Holy, Lo:d
God Almighty." Reginai I Ken -.r.
Benediction.
O rga n P os 1 1 u de-, ' 'Marc h " La coy.
Evening Service at Erit.
(A Union Service, wit.i the follow
ing congregations participating: Fust
Presbyterian. First Methodist Pro-innrt Thf Atlanta Pnntitntion
last a year. Although newsnaners cet
more money for what they have to
sell, it is costing a great deal more, to
produce it. And the advance in price
of newsprint is- no greater in propor
tion than the advance in all other
things going to make a newspaper."
That's the far-reaching ail-affecting
newsprint situation. Here "and there,
throughout the country there are pa
pers that have been forced to suspend
because of it. But while it has fallen
heavily on all publishers of news
papers, it has brought into clearer
l'ght than ever, the loyalty of the
people to their home papers. Thev
are standing by them, as they should.
and aiding their editors in keeing
their home pabers up to the high
water mark. And the people, in thus
standing by- their home newspapers,
are helping. themselves and the towns
in whose upbuilding a live daily or
i weekly, newspaper takes the leading
than you can order the same, quality
considered. We .are distinctively
headquarters on watches.
How's ThJs?
iWe offer $100.00 for any case of catarri
that cannot be cured by HALL'S
CATARRH MEDICINE.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak
en internally and acts through the Blooc
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
; Sold by druergsists for over forty years.
i Price 75c. Testimonials free.
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TIMBER DEEDS For sale, 3 for
25c; 75c doz.; 50 foi $3 00. REVIEW
OFFICE.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Standard Bred Buff Orpington Eggs
or Hatching. Prices reasonable. Ap
y to Claude A. Smith, Phone 3296,
Ugh Point, N. C.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES For sale
5c each; 35c doz.; 2 doz. 60c; 50 for
S1.00. REVIEW OFFICE.
brarcl of health at that
. planned that: the capa;
GERMANY WILL DISARM.
Germany last week, in conformity
with the unanimous decision of her
cabinet, signed the portocol for her
speedy disarmament firmly insisted
upon by the allies. Chancellor Feh
renbach and Dr. Walter Simons, the
foreign ministers, affixed their signa
tures to the document which was
drawn in the exact farm submitted by
Marshal Foch and Field Marshal
Wilson, the allied military chiefs.
The signature was preceded by a
notification from Dr. Simons, on be
half of his government, that in sign
ing the protocol Germany did not give
her consent to further occupation of
German territory which only . "had
been given by the reichstag. Premier
Lloyd George said he quite understood
that point of View. The question of
further occupation in the event ' of
Germany not observing -the stipula
tions of the treaty and protocol, how
ever, was one for the allies to deter
mine, and not for the German parlia
ment, he declared.
The protocol was signed in a small
room adjoining the conference cham
ber at Spa, Belgium. 4 Chancellor Feb
renfcaeh and Dr. Simons signed first.
After laying down the pen they bow
ed to Mr. Lloyd George as though say
.ing: "Well, that disagreeable busi
ness is finished.
Mr. Lloyd George bowed courteous
ly in return. Herr Gesler, minister
A of defense, was not present; but he
voted earlier in the German cabinet
council for signing the protocol. It
is now generally accepted that tha
conference will proceed rapidly with
the other business on its program.
testant. First Reformed, Friends',
Woman's Iemorial Evang-siictl Lih
ti'aii, .vfoiii S:reet M. K., and Wesley
Memorial M. E.)
The Bells 7:30-1:55.
Organ Prelude "Evensong."
Johnston. z
11,, 11111 J. 11VJIL -fV llllilbj
King" Charles Weslev.
Prayer Bv the Rer. J. II.
hardt
,;uriem "Send Out Thy Lisht."
Gouaji.
Sc -'pcure Reading.
Offertory Organ Scfo, "Chans jn
Da Soir. ' Frysinger.
Solo Miss Edith Mo.ir, "My Soul
Is Athirst for . God." Han 'l.
Sermon By Bishop Colliuo Denny.
Prayer By the Rev. .Samuel L.
Ha worth. "v ?f
Hymn 492 "O For n Closer Walk
with God." William Cowper.
Benediction. ,
Organ Postlude "Marche Religio
se" Read.
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
DEDICATION OF CHIMES BY BISH
OP DENNY CONCERT GIVEN.
The order of worship of the two
services conducted by Bishop Collins
Denny, of 'the Methodist church, at
the Wesley' Memorial church, on
North Main street here Sunday," when
the bells recently purchased and just
installed were 'dedicated were an
nounced Saturday by the pastor, Rev,
W. A. Lflmbeth. The dedicatory ser
vice for the bells took place at the
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Grower Grew this Hair -
High Point Testimony Remains Un
shaken. Time is the best test of truth. Here
is a High Point story that has stood
the test of time. It is a story with
B.mi- la Point which will come straight home
to many of us.
Mre. Chas.;:Lee, 423 So. Main St.,
gave the following statement Decem
ber 21, 1914: "Some years ago I was"
in a pretty bad state with my kid
neys. My back ached and throbbed so
at times I could hardly endure the1
pain. My back was lame and stiff
and I could hardly straighten up with
out supporting myself on something. I
couldn't turn over in bed, .my back
was so sore and morning it was al
most impossible for me to get out of
bed. My kidneys acted irregularly
and I felt all run dowp. I tried ;flif-
ferent remedies but d'idnt get good
results until I used Doan's Kidney
Pills. After taking a few doses of
Doan's, I was relieved and two boxes
gave me wonderful results."
v On July 23, 1918 Mrs. Lee saidp "t
still recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
as highly as I did yhen I gave my
rormer statement. Whenever I hear,
of anyone complaining about their
kidneys, I tell them to use Doan's."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the snrrifi that
Mrs. Lee had. Foster-Mil burn Co.,
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FW sale on heavy cardbdard, 25c
doz.: 50 for 50c; 100 for 85c. RE
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Phone 3544 High Point
Optometry is the Efficien
cy Engineer of Eyesight
, If your business is out of kilter
and the cogs of your commercial
machine do not work properly,
you call in an efficiency engineer
to true up the balance. 4
Optometry is just exactly that
to poor eyesight. Optometrists
are specialists in the minute mea
suring of vision. They are the
logical specialists to whom ap
peal should be made when your
sight is out of kilter.
They are the only specialists
who specialize in the measure
ment of vision and the supplying
of proper glasses.
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Specialists -
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short while.
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tori; crushed coke
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t- Drop in and look at our line or
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