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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
EXTENSION OF CAR LINE

Work will soon begin on the ex-
tension of the car line from the cor
ner of Main and Commerce streets
to Hamilton and out Green street to
a point beyond the silk mill. A
large force of hands will be employ
ed as the company only has four
months in which to complete the
work. Already the rails for another
mile of track is here and the poles
have been ordered.
This move forward by the Public
Service Company looks good to High
Point
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

FURS and muffs for Xmas pre-
sents at H. A. Mofitts.
Read the ads of our merchants
and business houses in the Review
and do your trading with them
YOU will save money by it. They
are all reliable and have the best
goods obtainable at the lowest
prices.
SEE H. A. MOFFlTT for those
nice trimmed hats, he has had made
up for Xmas presents, at almost
half prices.
Postmaster Raglan has the pei .
sions for the old soldiers. Several
have received theirs and all will get
them this week.
HOLIDAY specialities and fancy
goods at Miss Venetia Smiths mil
liner. See them.
The citizens are coming across
whenever there are fires and the
fire laddies appreciate same. These
brave men deserve all they get.
Read London's Reliable ad in this
issue.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
Of people who buy ous the goods sold High Pohc aborng people
THE EMPTY STOCKING FUND

The Review announced last week
that it would receive contributions
to the Empty Stocking Fund" the
names of the contributors to be pub
liShed in The Review and amount
turned over to Miss Clara Cox for
disposition. The idea is to see that
those little boys and girls who would
perhaps not receive any toys, get
something to make them happy.
Miss Cox knows of several cases and
if there are any others who want to
contribute tie editor or Miss Cox
will receive it and proper acknow-
Judgement made in next paper, We
regret larger amount was not hand
ed III but we are sure it was over
looked by those that would like to
have contributed but just forgot it.
The list to date follows.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
AT
CHURCHES

Monday night at the M. E. church
a cantata entitled Jolly Times with
old Santa Claus" Exercises begin
at 7.30.
The same night at the M. P. church
beginning at 7 p. m. an interesting
entertainment will be held in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus will take
part.
First Baptist church a cantata en-
titled the Greatest day of the year,
will be given this Friday night.
The First Presbyterian church will
hold their entertainment on Monday
night. A large number of special
prizes will be awarded and the exer-
cises altogether will be quite inter
esting.
This Friday night at the Friends.
church a Christmas Tableau illustra
ting the yuletide events in foreign
lands.
This Saturday night at South
Main street M. f. Church Our First
Christmas" will be an interesting
cantata.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
BRADNER'S BIG SALE

The big sale at the store of B. H.
Bradner & Co., which began We'd
nesday, December 18th and contin-
ues until this Saturday evening, is
drawing large crowds of interested
buyers. On opening day it is esti-
mated that $500 people visited the
store. Mr.. B. H. Hoffman of the
American Special Sales & Salvage
Co., Washington, D. G., is conducting
the sale in a highly satisfactory
manner, Special sales will be held
each day during week and bigger
and better bargains await all as Mr..
Bradner intends to make clean
sweep by Saturday night, if prices
will do it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
A THREATENING FIRE SUNDAY
High Point Savings Bank Has Narrow
Escape damage Mostly by Water

The fire department was called
out Sunday evening about twilight
to fight a fire located in the office of
the High Point Savings & Trust Co.
in the EIwood block. The fire had
its origin in closet in the back part
of the building and was making
considerable headway when the fire.
men arrived. The cause of the fire
is unknown. The metal roofing
overhead evidently saved q larger
loss by fire. AS it was the fire was
confined altogether to the bank
quarters.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
What Our Advertisers Have to say
in SPECIAL Space

What Our Advertisers Have to say
in SPECIAL Space
They make a bid for your trade |
they have shown their earneStneSS
by paying money to tell you SO, and
YOU will get the very best returns
tor your money by trading with
them.
Biair-Hoskins Company tells you
of the wonderful value of the grace
full "Patricjan" shoe
Motfltt Furnishing Company's
column aboundS with interesting
suggestions for Xmas presents.
Filgh Point Candy Co. tells you
of pure, fresh candies
Leonard BeaVan-Stamey Co. takes
a column to tell you of some of
the many pretty and useful presents
they have for Xmas.
J. A. Clinard offers very low prices
on goods until XmaS.
Cannon & Fetzer Co. enumerates
a variety of useful things for your
consideration.
Whites Department Store sug-
geSts money-saving items Appro-
pirate for Xmas presents.
Home Banking Company tells you
why you should do your banking
with this bank.
Victor Clothing Company is offer
ing valuable present to those who
trade at their store. See ad
Bradner & Co. selling out. See
sensational bargains in page ad.
N. H. Silver has change of ad an
nouncing interesting items.
Is the Place to go" says Jarrett
Stationery Company in ad today.
&c. B. Mattock's is partial to the
Southern Girl" and he has a right
to bet is shoes he speaks of.
See ad Of London's Reliable on
this page.
Southern Buggy Co. tells you Of
hand made harness and good bug
gies, etc.
High Point Buggy bargains in
buggies, etc.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
ANOTHER ROBBERY AT THE
SAME PLACE

Saturday night the British Woolen
Mills was entered for the second
time within less than two months
and as before several suits of clothes
were taken, The thiefs we're partic-
ular this time and took only what
fitted" their form, leaving odd coats
and pants in some instances. There
was no bars or other safeguards
against the windows and it was easy
sailing.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
PASTOR RESIGNS SUNDAY

Sunday at South Main Street M.
E. church Rev. G, E. Eaves rendered
his resignation as pastor. Mr..
Eaves will travel for the present
Later he says his intention is to be
an evangelist, secure a tent and
preach the Word of God here and
there. His successor has not been
named yet.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
CalenderS

The Review has received quite a
pretty calender from the Nation
Drug Company, entitled Washing
tons Last Birthday" 1t is NAM
moth in size and is work of art.
1t is intended for business offices end
a very limited number we're secured.
The calender Of B. F. Mcclure,
groceyman; Virginia Life Insurance
Company; Norfolk and Western rail
road are also well gotten up and
acknowledged with due credit.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
A NICE SIGN

Neutrality-suspicious. Co. has
placed an electric sign, a large boot,
in front of their place of business.
1t attracts the attention of all who
pass by. Other merchants would
do we'll to also get up an electric
sign for their places of business.
Most all kinds of advertising pays
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
The REVIEW HAD EN-
ALL "SKINT."
What a Well Informed Authority
on Weekly Papers and Advertising
Has TO Say About Our Paper.
The following unsolicited letter
has been received by the editor,
which explains itself:
Mr.. W. L. Stamey,
High Point, N. c.
Dear Sir.

DodT OlT'-
Upon my arrival at home |
found a copy of your Xmas num-
Der along with a large number of
other publications all over the
south, and must say Mr.. Stamey,
that your edition is far beyond
any other weekly published in
the Southern States. My business
has carried me into the offices of
two-thirds of the Weeklies pub
lisLed in the South during the
last three years, and | think | am
in a position to know when an
editor is getting proper support
for his efforts and in regard to the
class of paper published by him.
Your many subscribers, and those
who are not subscribers, but citi-
zens of your community should
be proud of The Review.
Your advertisers all had good
space, evidently feeling that their
many friends and customers
would be reached better through
your columns with their many
values and offerings of Xmas
goods, than any other advertising
! medium; this not only shows who
the prosperous merchants of High
Point are but those who appre-
ciate a good weekly.
Again congratulating you on
your Xmas number, and with
best wishes for d big business dur
ing the coming year, | am
Respectfully yours,
r. ALEXANDER CONLIFF
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
MAKE YOUR presents useful
ones-see our moderate priced fancy
goods and holiday specialities, Miss
Venetia Smith, miIIiner

Lawrence Nation has about re-
covered from his recent serious ac-
cident, his many friends will be glad
to learn.
REDUCED PRICES on long coats
at H. A. Moffitt's.
A local concern, the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Company has the con-
tract for the plate glass windows
for the new postoffice. tits expect
ed every thing will be in readiness
to open the new postoffice to the
public by the latter part ofFebruary,
if not before.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

Saturday night two negroes be-
came engaged in a quarrel along the
railroad in the eastern part of the
city with the result that one Of the
COmbatants was struck in the head
with an axe which plowed its way
several inches across the noggin Of
of one. Their troubles were told
the Recorder Monday and a con-
tinuance of a few days was grated.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

The Review is sorry to learn of
the death of the mother of Superin-
tendent Thornwell Haynes of the
city public schools
A handsome new pipe organ has
been installed at the Lutheran
Church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
Presents Free

Take advantage Of our special
offers in paying your subscriptions.
See about Hicks Almanac, also our
clubbing arrangements with other
papers. You get these extras at
SoluteIy free.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

DR.. and Mrs, Tyree went to Ok
ford this week to attend the funeral
services over the remains Of the
latters' father, Mr.. j, M. Currin.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

XMAS PRESENTS of all kinds,
gold brooches, gold belt pins, gold
cuff buttons, gold stick pins, hat
pins, etc. H, A Moflitts.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

Mr.. J. G. Kellum, a former resi-
dent of this place, died last week.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

IF YOU WANT a nice Xmas pre-
sent buy your girl a nice gold har.
die umbrella at H. A. Moffitts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

production and transportation. While
OF necessity mainly technical. such
an education is sufficiently cultural to
qualify a man to enjoy the rewards
or success. Graduates OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute have subsequent
~ found places in the faculties OF
Tulane University and the Universi-
ties OF Virginia and Chicago. while
along technical lines they hll hun
dreds of positions OF responsibility
and trust in nearly every State in the
Union. In foreign countries they hold
such varied Offices as entomolog.st of
the agricultural experiment station of
Argentina. manager OF three of the
largest OF the consolidate Led mines OF
the Transvasl, director OF the ethno-
logical survey OF the Philippines. etc.
Tho system OF instruction at the
institute calls for an unusual amount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

OF laboratory. shop md field work.
The true relation OF the fundamental
sciences to the Industrial arts canno OF
be taught theoretically. Personal ap-
plicauon OF principles by the student
himself gives the really practical man.
An industrial education is an expen-
siVe form of training. This fac; is
due not alone 10 the high cost of the
required plant and apparatus, but also
TO the further fact that industrial
teachers are in demand in the business
world. and are hard to secure and
hold. Such being the case, a boy gets
fun return for his money when $234 a
year includes tuition. board. clothing.
lodging. fuel. lights. laundry and med
ical attendance. There are no extras
Indeed. much OF the clothing. such as
overcoat the full dress uniform and
the shake. will. with even ordinary
care, last throughout the four years
stay. SO that the average cost for four
years Of technical training at the Vir-
Einia Polytechnic institute, excluding
the cost OF bcohs. is only s2ol @ year.
Our aim, however. Ia not poor mans
school," but school within reach OF
the poor man, and good enough for
the richest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Shenandoah
Collegiate Institute

AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Go-cdueationai. College preparatory Broad
and orchestra. Piano tuning Certificate admits
20 University Of Virginia and other colleges
Terms; $50 to 500, including board and tuition
Address S; c. l.. Virginia. Dayton. Box 800 lShen-
andoah Valley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Powhatan Institute

Home School for Girls and Young Ladies.
MRS, X. G. PORTER. Principal.
MR. r. G. PORTER. Business Manager.
Motto: :" To hs, Roihs, Thon 70 SEEM"
Modern equipment; eleven year., success,
Located In Powhatan county. forty miles from
Richmond. on the Tidcwater and Western r. r.
II 10 In medium climate. lying between the Tide
water on one side and the mountains on the Other.
thus the students are not subject TO malaria Of The
lo"er section nor fevers OF the mountains The
water Is the hnest in this section OF the State The
school is religious. but not seetarian.
graduate OF this institution NAV. unon anoi,.
cation 10 the State Board OF Education receive A
high School Certificate. which will entitle her 70
teach In the public schools Of the State without
having to stand the regular State examination.
$4,000 pays all expenses except laundry with full
Academic Course and Physical Culture
For catalogue and other information apply to
Il. c. PORTER. Business Mer..
Beonn. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Where Young Men Are Trained "
for Serious Problems of Life

Continued From First Page)
prepare young men TO enter upon
those pursuits and professions IN life
most closely connected with the great
business tpterests OF the country
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
Ronerespale / Jopa.

Gepublifaneren 90. q. Green er
peb 8alset / Ranbags oaIst til Meb.
lem af 4ongresien efter Sltbee @al-
ter s. Smitb, Ger fornplig ubnppn-
tes til SsberaIbommer. Greens Na.
i~oritet ooer lin bemofratiife Wobfan.
bibot, SO. g. GI~epelanb, onorager til
omtrent 1900 Stemmer.
Sc fsrite golsefterretninger Jpn.
tes at tpbe pau en- it9rf Reoeang |
oct normale republifanife Stemme'
antal, ioet +. @r., Reiultatet / Goun.
eli 8Iuif bpor RepubIifanerne pleier
at babe ca. 400 Stemmers Waiori.
tet, bar iaa nPr Iige for De TO 8an.
bibater, at oct rimeligpiS fsrit oil
funne aigisres oeb ben officiele Sp-
telling. 9enne Eilbogegong opoeie-
bes imtblertio paa bet nermeIte al
republifanif Sremsans paa andre
Steoer.
Gen forpentebe genbing / Stem.
ningen blanot Sarmerne meo Sen.
jpn til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meo Canada uoeblep fulbitPnoig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
Dhite Garth asen.

Sra Ser9ils SoIs, Rinn., me66e.
leg BEN 26en SUM: 81 iremItaaen6e
gorgere ira @bite Garth gaen bleu
ioag ~fremitiaeoe / Hetten poo an.
fIage for SammenioGrgeIie / 6or6in.
oelie meo 9an6beoragerierne pan
Standardization. Strafferets.
Zig SiItale er reiit MOB Dem poa Sor.
~onleonira al Suititsbepartementet /
Waibinston, og 3iltoIe6eiluminger
moo benz oeOtoees al sen isSeraIe
Surp Der forriae 2srbas.
Sc nrreiterebe er Gus 8. geau.
lien, en- Snbianeriagisrer og ReSaf-
tor al ~8bite Garth 9~omobamf"
M. 5. aoIb, gantier og 8runoeien.
h~omshanbIer ! Sgema og gagleu:
Hobert q. geoulieu, en- 9rooer al
Gus genIieu og prominent / ale Re.
Observation-Disclosures; 9. 6. Sair.
banfs, aisbmanb ! @bite Garth
So6n 2ee6p. aisbmano / 8bite
Garth; 8. 9. BaIIer, ganfier |
@mban; Sepis 9. 9api5, Sagfs.
rer | @aubm; Soiepb Y. gerrault
i ECZEMA, ibp. Speiber i Regierin.
gems 2ieneite; @iaiam llran, 6ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
en- pelfortient Sfrabe.

8rGiibent Gait bar / Manbags /
lin ggenifab al @eneraIisiimus oper
2anbets &rigsmagt tiaanbs og til
panbs label tilbele Sberit / aapaIe.
ret og &ommanbant / Sort Mper,
Sa., en- offentIig og nofiaa ipienbe
Reprrmonbe | ~glnleoning Sberitens
GaateeneIie al menig So1bat Sranf
gIooms Inbrogenbe ON Silaoelie
til at fremitile fig til Sffieersera.
men.
Sberiten rRgtebe at anbefale
BLOOMS Inoragenbe al BEN @runb,
at ban er al isbiit Serfomit og Der.
for en- "minbre snifeIig affuiiition :
for SfficersItanben".
Rr9iibenten itempleoe l1btaIelien
iom en- trangipnt Iaceforbom for i
bsieite @rab utiIbsrIis og i Strio
meb 2anbets 9runbIop.
g~ebfommenbe unge Soloat TENET.
gisr iom Wenig | 9atteri s. al
3bie Observation-Disclosures ser iorti.
BEN err %itationeret peb BEN merifanife
8renie.
Bloom isgte for etpor gar ii6en
Of fomme ino paa &rissifoIen, men
Der bar bensans inseu anleonins
BERTH, os oapprenbe 9raiioent
aooiepelt gap bam BET Roao al
bperpe iis os iom en- goo amerifaner
tight bis man" op fra Refferne.
Zen rrse Mano fulste &aabet.
San bar piit zig iom en- opgtig og
pligtopfploenoe Solbot og tog forle-
ben BEN isrite Gel al S~ffieersera.
men meb llom9rfeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09

(Ssnoae). Ser bar n9iten 2pn |
9pn belle Siben, mems llpeiret Itob
paa, oe Hesnet itprteoe neS i Strsm.
me. Manse TeIeiouIinier oprcpes,
og SIb ubbrsb | 9ortbpeitern SeIe.
phone Gompanps Gentralfontor.
On ubeboet gpgning nebbrrnote,
rimeliepis iom Selse al ct 2pnneo.
Tag.
SaIpoelen al De eIeftriife ems /
gpen iluffeoes / ODER Ell Sime.
Sra aerfboper, Minn.. meIoeS
famine Tag: Timber llpeiret Der
ieaar ~antGnbtes Wpen & 8ranb.
RIBS gutif at Genet % neobranbte
til 8%runoen. Sntet af @drebebolb.
ningen reboeoes. Zen bapoe en-
@prbi at $4,000, % par INN asiu.
reret for $4,000.
Sra Subion, 8iS.. rreIbes IigeIe.
bes iamme Dag, StaIo. % 2aapebpa.
ningen paa Srepisformen bar blepet
antpnbt al 2pnet og nebbrpnbte til
@runoen meb iamt belle fit SnbboIb.
Gen iarnme SfiPbne rammeoe ben
itore Stalb- og 2aaoebpgning paa
Sobn 81. SanIeps 6orm oe Glenato.
rem / Hiper Sails, bpiIfen iibitnGpnte
inbebolot en- Wnngbe Speoe og an.
Ore aorniorter.
Granite Sails % Smegn biem.
iogtes oeiaa | Senbogs al en- iterf
Heanitorm, iom e~fterfuIetes al en-
eoelnsaenbe Sa9Iifur. SaeIene fnu.
ite en- W9ngbe Ginb1er % aurettebe
megen Sfabe poa 6rllgtboperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
SIare poitbanfer.

or BoItSepartementet er iottet ge.
iiemmeIie ON Sprettelien al ira 100
til 100 npe Qoitiparebanfer ON
llgen, iaa Sotalantaaet al Banter i
@irfiombeb ben 1ite Suli oil IN
bragg til miroIt 1000.
Otter BEN lite Sui Iful Spitemet
ogioa ubuioes til g~oittontorer / Gan.
bets itore gper, mems BET 6ietil bar
p9ret besraniet til uSeIutfenSe an.
beufIasies Sortorer.
6enlti me Goitiparebanfer opres
teoes ben 4oe Ss.. oeriblanot / 9aoi.
lac, Sourium % 0Saniitipie. Mih.
Rodeiter, Winn., gismaref. q. Sat.,
Carroll, ga. os Ieer 2ooge, Iont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
en- epentyrlie Karriere.

9gngitelien ior, at en- l1Ipffe bar
rammet mrs. Sarrp 8. Giienbart,
Der tiSIieere boebe i Ct. geter. Dain.
neiota, men JON M / l9ngere Sio bar
opbolbt fig miot / Siertet al 0prsrs.
biitriftet ! Merieo, er bleuet bpoet
neb ct / Sen6ags inblsbet grep ira
benbe til benbes WaSer, iom irenbe.
les Dor / q. Better.
Wrs. Giienbart bor bapt en- me.
get romanttif aarriere. Som ing
Eige pafte bun unber Woroproces.
len mob Sarrp Sanparo / Wirre.
apolis en- mirore imisrenoe Spiigt
peo Sen Sa,teresie bun bite for ben
crreitereoe @{orber. Senere ff bun
ani9tteIie Deo et glab, iom eiebes al
Guperner Stunenbers al Sbabo.
Der, Tom befienot bIeu inigmprbet
unber De fore Observation-Disclosures
Ser / Stater. Sun fom ienere til
"Gitp Star" ! aanias Gin. DO, al
bpiIfet glaS bun bIeo ienSt iom Spe.
acknowledgements til Werico. Sun
afbrsS imioIertio fort efter fin Sor.
binbeIie me6 bette for OF afceptere en-
Iignenoe Stiaing peb "Meriean Ser.
aIb". Get bar, mems bun iom aor.
Respondent for "SeraIo" beisgte Sc
merifanfe Srubeesne, of bun bIeo
gift meb 6. 6. giienbart, en- rig nj.
neeier, iom eier o9roiiuIbe 8rubs.
eienbomme | Smegnen az 3acuaI.
pan. nosle bunorebe Mil isnSenior
Rerieo 9itp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
Stcrre preitelon.

Tao oen reiormerte presbyterian.
ife Spnobes Morsmsoe | Rittsburg,
1a., blep Der / Wanoags meo On.
itemmigbeb pebtuset en- ReioIution
ON at faitiptte RinimumsIsnnen
for Somfunoets Greiter til 5000 ON
Garet. ReioIutionens fraftigite Gals.
manb bar Rep. Z. :. gQen fra @eo.
Der Sails, Ba., Der erfl9reoe, at ban
neppe tiente nof til 2iosopboIoet for
fig ieIp, flor life at u9pne til I'm
oerboIb for Si,itru 90 Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
en- Wasie.b enretteIie,

Sislge ct Presietelcgram til cuc.
ion, ari;, blep life iGrre ems %
Wagcniitoer, Ser al Sen p~ropiioriife
iom or imob MuSero) i 2sroug5 og
Ssn0ogs benrette6e / Gompania og
aItar.
9iitriftet er MI 6Iit renIet for
Wagoiitoer, Ser Of ben prorioriife
Regiering flosiificeres iom ganoit.
ter. Ie otteogtpoe, iom M iioit
beurette6es, bIep taget tiIfarse eiter
en- bioiig Stamp, boorur0er mango
ialSt paa begge Si6er.