The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-27
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More shopping days until Christ
mas. Early shopping saves your
temper and your money.

Mr. John w Kennedy who has
been spending his vacation with
relatives and friends here, returned
Tuesday night to Fairburn, Ga.
where he holds position with the
Bell Telephone Co. Mr Kennedy is
a native North Carolinian and is
always welcome back to his native
heath.
The Fair, on the square, has a
reading notice in this issue and di-
rects your attention to their ad on
oth page.
The editor expects to eat Thanks
giving turkey in the country, the
weather permitting, The paper
this week is issued on Wednesday,
one day ahead of time for this rea-
son. Cur office will be closed all day
Thursday.
Geo j Gould and his party of
friends, returned to New York M on.
day after spending Sc veral days
here hunting quail. 1t is understood
thafthe party had the best Of best
of success.
The Review has added quite a
number of new subscribers to its
list this week.
Arbor Day exercises will be held
at the auditorium at one o'clock to-
day.
Thisis the time it taxes a printing
Office to supply the extra KS to
spell Christmas the new way.
The attraction at the auditorium
Mon6ay night was well ATTENDED d
and received by tbs audience.
The ministers and delegates to an
nualM. P. Conference here journey
ed one day last week to the orphan
age aear town and there spent a very
pleasant afternoon. The citizens of
the city graciously brought into use
evesy available automobile to carry
the crowds out.
The Review sympathizes with its
frienl Aft Moffitt in the unfortunate
a,siisdtsas that befell him last week
IN spTdfs1tng ms ankle
: We call attention to the ad of
the Meyers Co in this issue.
And still the fun in Mexico goes
merrilv on with Uncle Sam looking
on with folded arms.
We call attention to the ad of the
Mutual Furnishing Co. in this issue,
succeeding the Home Furniture
Store. Mr.. r. L Harville of Thomas
vile is the manager and we bespeak
of the new concern much success
Mr.. Harville is well known bust
ness man of Thomasville, and we
welcome his investing in High Point.
Mr.. Welch will be with the COM
pany also Read the ad in the Re-
view of this corcern and watch out
for it each week.
Moffitt Furnishing Co. has well
worded ad On first page. Read it
and profit thereby.
D. Rones & Son, has the usual
half page, talking this week about
gifts. Read what is said. :
We call attention to the ad of the
Royal Theater telling of a great
picture for next week.
The u. S. Woolen Mills Co. has
space with us, telling you of the
wonderful cloths you can get in q
suit for the modest sum of SIS
The manager is MIR. Samuel Spere
who will be glad to wait on yor
any and all times. See the ad ane
visit this company when wanting g
tailored suit.
The Cannon-Fetzer Co., store
with a reputation for honest deal
ing at all times. has space with US
telling of the Basement Sale" a
remarkably low prices. See a.
elsewhere.
The Fair on the square has man,
things of value in ad today. Read j,
Leonard -Beavans-Stamey Co. ask
you to come aud secure the great
est values of the season.
! Exit old booze your days are o'el
You have left a trail of woe il you
path which settles your doom for
ever in Carolina, the home of th
brave and the free.
| Our Josephus, Secretary of tn
u. S. N, is going to have govern
ment made clothes. Bully, let
show 'em how to save money Br'
Daniels.
4 Walter Shelton and R. w. Cob
are two States prisoners who's
Thanksgiving will mean more tina
it does to any of the thousands :.
State coEvicts, for Shelton will NJ
: die November % and Cobb has bee
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