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The Review, High point, IN. C, Thursday -Nov. 4, 192Q
The Hish ROint,
V (Member of the worth Carolina Press Association . ...- 1 .-
.No. 106 North Main Street
r'ublication Office.....?.
lSsued Eyry, Thursday Morning by ; W. L. Stamey, Editor and Publisher
bloom, .any color will; ret first prize
t)f,':. 60 and a second of $1. To ithe
best vase . of old fashioned flowers
willi be "given" as ' first-prize and abox
qf stationery from Mann ' Drug-' com
pany will be given as second. o
line Year!
Nine Months
Subscription Rates
o nft " Six Months
HI? l!o0v Three Months
1.00
.50
Telepnone Number 275.
Aflvertisinr Rates made knownupon "application; 11 notices and adver
tisemeopJractedfor a specified time will beUnserted and charged
tor until, ordered DUL ar made for "Cards of Thanks"
Kes"u5o"n;eof : ' JVrUe-Ups and all
.Miliar nouces,- tlmes is glad to receive short letters concerrijng.at-
ni ; importance nd will publish them. We require' the name of .iter
DLg i for our protection, but will not print his naine -if so
requested i ' v ' : ; . . :V v ' - :-t 7' : "-:-."-' v, .
How's This .
, We offer $100.00 for any case of catarrl
tnat cannot e - curea, by idAJUUc
CATARRH MEDICINE. '
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak
en Internally and acts through the Blood
on' tne Mucous surfaces of the System.
Sold by druggists for .over forty years
Price 75c. Testimonials free.
P. J. Cheney '& Co:. Toledo. Ohio. ;
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V 'HIGH POINT. J.C , THURSDAY. NOV 4, 1920
PLAYGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN.
Committee Expects to Establish Many
Playgrounds in the City. '
Playgrounds for all. High Point chil
dren is. the object .of the playground
committee appointed by tlfe city coun
cil and head by. Councilman W. L1
Stamey.
Plans for the establishment of Hig'h
Point's first -playground were com
pleted last April when an order was
made for playground equipment; to be
riPiivpr'fid in this city. The order was
Bronze medals were also awarded by
the commission to the foliowing: "
Charles - E... Sanborn, , 12 Spruce
street, Watertown, Mass., . attempted i P. - M. the following described property.
to save E. H. Chandler frfcm drowning same twiig in the City of High Point, Gnilford
.. . - .- - - -,. i. lnnnt' . .
at Ocean Bluff. .Mass., setem&er, o.
V NOTICE OF. SALE C
Under aridxby virtue of the'powef , contain
ed in a certain deed of trust inade by .H.
Ring and wife , Ida Ring toVi A. J. Idol .trustee
for the 22d Seritsof. High PdntperpaualBuild
ihg and Loan Association, on (he 7th day of
April, 1919, and recorded Jn, Book 314, Page
45, in the office of 'the 'Register of Deeds of
Guilford County defa.ultjfor ninety, 90, days
having been nude in" tbei payment, thereof,
accerding to the-terms of said deed of frusta
the unpersigned will offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash on the premises, at the
intersection of Willowbrook and War streets
High oint, N. C. on -
Thursday, the 10th day of Dec, 1920, at 2
. . SALE NOTICE
North Carolina, Guilford County.-.
; i By virtue of an order of Superior
court of Guilford counry, entitled C.
N. Brown, admr, of J. H, Crokerv de
ceased, the undersigned ommisson?
er,wili Nov. 20, 1920, offer for sale
at rTjublic auction for.cash upon c nV
Urination by. the courts tbe follow
ing described property situate in the
Citv of High Point. N C Guilford
county, being lot No 7. on E. H. C.
Fields subdivision, described as re
corded in register of deeds ofiBce for
Guilford county in I Greensboro, N. C.
division Jacob White property, lot
of same duly recorded in said office
The above described land is very
valuable, it having many cords of
food wood growing on the lot. It is
a very valuable building site. The
sale will be held upon the premises
ixov. 20, 1920, 12 o'clock, noon.
- C N. BROWN, Commissioner
M. H. STONE. Atty. o21 4t
1917; Li. Worth, 55 Harrison avenue,
North Abington, Mass.. saved .Francis
W. Geloran at railroad crossing Oc
tober 20,' 1917 ; -Alexander James
Campbell, aged 69, Mt. Sterling, 111.,
saved Bernice iM. Kirkman- from
diowning August 8, 1918; Walker O.
County
AcMcining the lands Jf P. L. La wson, J.R.
Skeen, H. A.. Pierce and others; beginning at
the intersection of Wiliowbrook and Ward
streets, thence about east with Ward street.
89 feet to P.' L. Lawson's line 29 1..2Jeet to
Skeen and Pierce corner; thence south 85
degrees and .JO minutes west S3 feet to Wil
lOwbrook street; thence about south with
lapsed well March 20, 916; E. E.
held up on account of congested traf
fie conditions, but part of; it has al-
rwdv arrived and the last shipment Drummond, ; Hampton, ; Vat saved two
has left the faptory, Mr. Stamey an- girls from drowning January 11 1918;
nounced today. The fourth shipment .viniam A. Calhey, Sylva, N. C, saved
is expected to reach High Point the two boys from burning house October
last of the week and following its ar- 27, 1917; Gertrude M. Merrill, 43 Brat
rival here an inspector will come here tie street, Arlington, Mass. saved Ruth
from the factory and see to it that it f lsenner -noni being killed' by a rail
is properly put together. 1 roadtrain December 20 1918; Milton
The first playground will be estab-! M. Chappell, 323 West Adams street,
Liey, .jiaaison, ua., auempua io , anJ bei ,ot No 4 n the of j R Skeen
v6v j-v ana H. A. Herce. Whh-n man i rprnrM in
Plat book . Page.
This the 3d day of Nov.. 1 920.'
V. A; J. idol, Trustee. 22d series of High
Point Perpetual Bldg.and Loan Association
DANGERS OF A COLD."
lished on the vacant lot at the corner
of North Main and Church streets.
However, it will not be the only play-
Muncie lnd.. saved Edward D. Winder
from drowning January 22, 1918;
George W. Billings, Plippen, Ark., at-
High,iPoint People Will Do Well to
Heed Them.
Many bad cases of. kidney trouble
result from a' cold or chill Congested
kidneys fall behind in filtering the
poison-laden blood and backache,
headache, dizziness and disordered
kidney action follow. Don't neglect a
cold. Use Doan's Kidney Pills at the
first sign of kidney trouble Follow
this High Point resident's example: .
A Spencer, 300 Hobson' St., says:
"Some -time ago 'I suffered from kid
ney trouble. I think bjeinjr out in the
; open a lotr catching cold arid its set
tling on my kidneys caused my trou
ble. My back was sore and wnen I
bent over it was a strafn on my back
and I could hardly straighten.- My
ground in High Point if the plans of .tempted to save Virginia L. 'Hayes
the cit$ council -are ' perfected. It is J from being killed by a train," Aril 2,
the intention of the committee to es- i 1919;. William P. Clark, Camp Meade,
tablish playgrounds at each of the Md., saved F. T. Duckworth trom
rcliools .of the city and the playground j drowning, Morganton, N. C, July 16,
on North Main street will be the cen-i9i6; Veronica Clougherty (now Mrs.
tral, playground. The equipment there , Rufus J. Morton), 65 Walnut street,
will represent more than $1,500 of the j Atlantic, Mass, saved .Daniel Davy
city's money. : jfrom drowning' August 1917; Ira
A cannon recently procured by the , Burrell , Pamplin, Va ., rescued W. Harl
council fom the Varf department has i rison and W. D. Nix from well filled
arrived in High Point and was placed j with dynaonite fumes at Marble, N. C,
on the citylot on Torth Main street. , Semntember 18. 1915: Charles Tewi
Titioi-o hoc hoon enmp rli!?11SSiOTl in : rr ' j . m-i , a. ,. .
ti- " p,vt 7h r to the ao- - , f . S ' "l Savea uo" kidneys also acted irregularly and I
F' t nf a JavCTound commiS"' girl 'from being killed by had headaches, too. I started using
pomtment jf a p ayground raftroatrain in Chicago February 16, Doan's Sidney Pills and after I hal
sion, but whetner it will be done re- 1918. Elbert w Davis, 1539 Bonita taken one bo mv back felt stronger
mains for the city council to decide. avenue - Berkelev Cal -avPH viotr S oacK ieit stronger
t fa eoM havo fnvnrpd veuue' owKeiej, iai., saved Victor and . my kidneys acted regularly.
Councilmen it u, s aid, d P . Casmat f rom drowning. Emerald, when I don't feel just right now, a
the lldef ,effr the c?tr but :C1' May 31' 1917; Sarah Anne w doses of Doan's always stralgh en
m playground work for the c.ty. but 120 East Boerger avenue, Fort Wayne, me iid"- s -
r?-ent-?n TknwnTthe sSt -" Katherine B. deary from 60cf at aH. dealers., teraiilburn
tahzat-.on is not known at the present. drowning at Cjt fad August Co llfrs Buffalo N Y V.
The belief was freely expressed to- 16 191?; Lloyd b, rj'ers, VelSSS! ' ' " '
day that such an 1 1" CaL. saved Joan N. Johnston from CHATTEL MORTGAGES For sale
Pnift 12' 19191 Cora 5c ech; 35c doz.r 2 doz. 60c; 50 for
Lme one Dreahim, 14 years old. 4716 82d treet, ' $1.00. REVIEW OFFICE
name one. Portland, Ore., saved Gordon Law.
the grounds of one of the schools of ""' u avf ne.
the city It was purchased through Seles, Cel., saved N. Marion Wood. fJ
ine cuy. w 1 from drowning at Redondo Beach, Cal., A
Vae playground committee. July l7. 1919; Marriana T. Goldsmith M
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Stops Corn Fain instantly and He
moves Them Completely.
Whether your "pet "is on top or between
the toes, no matter how big or how small
or how tender" three drops of "Gets-lt"
will liftlyou right out of your misery.
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Th Only Way to Cure a Cora im to
Remove It, with MGto4tM
Ton will laugh to see how quickly your
corn lets go its grip, how it curls right
u p and dies so you can lift it off with your
fingers. It's folly and nonsense to pare
and trim a corn trying to ease its pain
when "Gets-It" will easily rid you of It
entirely.
"Gets-It is fold at all drag stores and
costs but a trifle.- Your money back on re
quest. Mid. by 22. Lawrence fe Co.. Chicago
Sold in High Point and reeomraended as the
world's best corn remedy by J. A. Hart Drug
Co. , Ring Drng Co. and Ramsay Drug Co
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BRONZE MEDAL FOR JOHN KIRK- ff3 Bast Lake, Decatur, Ga.. at-
MAN WHO DIED TRYING TO
SAVE GIRL.
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tempted to save two girls from drown- l I
ing July 13, 1916; Charles Gregory ; ITi
mm a
rplafpn Mrs Knla. Burnett of I
iHemmer, aged 14, 77 Wheeler street. ! rv Tlaltnn fla "T wna thfn and
High Point Man Lost -His Life , at "1 ? ' i7 yS ! feIt ted a" the tlma J
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joroan, aged. 13, 212 South Third
street, Wilmington, N. C, saved N.
I TfltTo KNv. xr . . . ;
liaucm ivccious irom urowning at i
"I was weak and run-down,
Wrinhtsviile Beache July Last
Year Medals Also Awarded
Carnegie Hero "Commission
nthai Mnrth Car.
ilC W I a k I I W V mm m mr - - ' w w .
iina Cases of Heroism. !. wrigntsvllle Beach, C, July 17,
Pittshnrffh. Oct. 29. Ten persons,5; kl
wmfl nf them mere boys and one a ' .?llver medals were awarded to the ;
o-i-ri atn.nher-lost, their lives in roiiowing: Grover C. Hunter, 707
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deeds of heroism which today were - - I "8 ' axtempi-, ym
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,inn at its regular fall meet- juue io, xyis-Mary Held
I didn't rest well. I wasn't My
ever uuugr. x isew, uy
this, I needed a tonic, and
as there is none better than-1
' oH Trt oo irr T - TV. rt. a. . i
recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund - 1 warier irom
!to rnrrnlor fall mftfit- O UUC J.O, XtfXol' jVlH,ry 'XieiU-
camp, 168 Pine Grove avenue, King- j jsiJ
ing here. .
Thirty-three medals-Vere awarded
by the commission which, in addition
to minor financial, appropriations, rec
ognized seven heroic acts rby appro
priating $10,000 for the education of
those responsible. An additional $10,
000 was applied for the liquidation of
indebtedness. and to other worthy pur
poses for heroes.
Tne young woman
was Karin "S. Lundeberg, 19 years old,
of 12 Cbadwick avenue, Hartford,
Conn. She .was drowned in the Farm-
ington river while attempting to save
Evely M. Anderson, July 5 last. A
. silver medal was awarded to her fa-
" ther. ( v , . . .'. . - ' "; .
To the others who lost their lives
bronze" medals .were awarded in each
case. They were: , . "
Leo Daniel McCarthy, ' 400 Cobb
street, Johnshurg, Pa., drowned while
trying to save Robert t E.v Henretty,
October 17, 1919 ; , Roy Kenneth Davis,
age 14,. 2518 West Jefferson street,
Louisville. Ky., drowned while trying
to save James Alexander, September
-4, 1919; Harold Oren Kenneth Arn,
age 12. Flushing, Mich., drowned
' while trying to save Merrill 12.' Allen,
. December 2. 1917; Frederick John
Metzler, 26 Gerhon street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., drowned while trying to save
Christian M.lug, July 5, 1920; George
H. Abel, "age 18, 2640 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, drowned while . trying to
save Herbert: E, Vogt, July 28, 1918;
' Lawrence C Simpson, 317" Washington
street, Bluefield;; W. . Va., drowned
"f while trying to save Adrian A. Loyd,
..at Kingsport, Tenn., June 24, 1917;
John R. Kirkman, High Point, N. C,
cTrowned while trying to save Annie E.
Burktieimer, ' atV Wrightsville .Beache,
N. C, July 24,' 1919 ; John James Sulli
van, 433 Kaufman place, Indianapolis,
lnd., drowhedv while trying v - to -save
two negro boys at Indianapolis, March
2, 1920; Emery O. Cotton, Enterprise,
Ala , drowned while trying to save
Mildred Dowling at Geneva, Ala., May
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ston, N. Y., saved Mary A. Geoghegan i
auring explosion of hand grenad"es in
factory at Port Ewen, N. Y., Novem
ber , 1918. ' ' .
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ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW TO BE
HELD THIS WEEK.
Wesley Memorial church will be the
scene Thursday - and Friday of .this
who lost her life ;eek of the annual flower show fes-
nviu stageq Dy tne Ladies' Aid So-;
ciety of the Methodist church. This,
is one .of - the. most elaborate affairs !
gracing the social calendar for the fall -season
and comes ohce every year, j
lhe, usual .bazaar and, dinners will
be features it the two-day event and
all , indications ar that the exhibits
will be most brilliant of the history
cf the festival. It is the desire of
Mrs. ; O. E. Kearas, as chairman; of
me oazaar- reature, that all articles
to be .sold during the two' days be
sent, not later than Tuesday t to her
iesidence on Washington street. ,
Miss Venetia Smith; director of the
chrysanthemum show, has been hard
at work jon her feature of the- delight
ful affair and has met with" splendid'
results in the matter ot premium con
tributions. Her prizes, already.., donat
ed by leading business houses of the
city, will tie awarded as follows: '
For the best collection of 25 blooms,
first prize will be $ld second prize,
$8; third prize, mirror; fourth prize,
$5. For. the ' best collection of one
dozen any one color, first prize is $5;
second prize, $2.50. For the best col
lection .of one-half dozen white
blooms, first prize will be $2; sec
ond prize; $1. 'For the best collection
of oifl-half dozen red blooms, first
prize'Wlllbe $2; second prize, $1. For
the best collection of "one-half dozen
pink blooms, first prize .will be $2;
second prizer $1. For the. best collec
tion of one-half dozen, yellow blooms,
first prize, $1 The best collection of
4 blooms, anyaftlor, will be awarded
first prize of $1.50 and a second
prize .or a bottle of perfume from Hart
Drug Company. The best single'
I The Woman's Tonic
... I began using Cardul," JfJ
continues Mrs. Burnett Tt
better and ate better. I took
four bottles. Now VtxC well.
reel just tine, eat and sleep, UA
my skin is clear and I ave y
gained and sure feel that Km
Cardul Is the beat tonic ever
made." ... ; . ; ..
Thousands of other women
TinvA frtiirxl r.ar1ii1 Inof a a
Mrs. Burnett did. It' should IA
. At all druggists.
A.E. PU T R E L L
Special Agent
Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
rJp-to-date Contracts All that is
desirable in Life Insurance
Phone 3544 High Point
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TO WHOM SHALL I p6 FOR
EYE EXAMINATION?
Go to an OPTOMETRIS! Op
tometry la recognized by law in
'44 states, ' several' Canadian ' prov
inces, as well " as in. many, "other
countries. .
, ; We i suggest .that it .will be ' to'
: your benefit to go: to- a member 'of
the Associated OPTOMETRISTS
of America. - There are many good
reasons why you will get the most
satisfactory service - from at Incm
ber of this Organization. ; - ; "
DRS. ST ALEY t
Optometrists Eyesight
y Specialists . " J
Upstairs, Stanton-Weich Building
men! of las
and Electric
Heaters leady
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2700
Drop in and look at. outline or
have bur , salesman - call and see,
you. - ' ' .'
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Carolina
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Coihp
27 South Main Street
Phone1 700
Pub.
any
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pirate
is SUB! On
Exceptional Values in Underwear.
Regular $2.00 , and $2.50 values to go
- at 75c to 95
Boys' Hats, regular $1.50 to $2.50 val-
ue8 J'f SO at...-T.75c to 95c
Good grade sheeting, special at, per
yard 9p2C
One lot of Sample Shoes fpr the whole
. family, regular $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00
yalues. to go at r-$2.48 and $2.98
The
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County
Trading Store
118 E. - Washington St.
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Watch for Big OpeniDg Show
Monday, Nov. 15
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To the Farmer, Laborer, Business
man, or capitalist ,we extend a
hearty request to place your mon
ey in this bank in the Checking
or Savings department.
We pay 4 per cent, interest on
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