The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-08

doAI teAA poyCA COuSIlS UD
| a one-per cent penalty; next mont
! two and so on.
II James Bolejack, aged go years
! while on a drunken spree during tn
holidays killed his wife in Charlotte
at one time lived here.
I Willie London has accented ;
position with the Southern Railwa,
at Charlotte.
Troy J Hoover, principal of {
school in Virginia, spent the holi
days with his mother Mrs. R. H,
| Maxwell.
Until further notice the price of
The Review will remain at S1OO q
year owing to some ARRANGEMENTS
we are unable to make by the first
of this year.
The people and incidentally the
independent telephone companies
won big victory in the dissolution
and re-arrangement of the Bell sys-
tenn Ii is a victory indeed for
better service and this means a
victory for the people.
J. F. Hayden of the Northstate
Telephone Co. is attending meet
ing of the Independent Telephone
Companies of America at Chicago.
\ There are few better equipped tele-
phone man anywhere than Mr..
Hayden,
A pleasant and profitable year to
one and all of our readers.
The Central Auto Co., has opened
for business ii the Pickett ware.
house on Jordan street, being plant
No. 2 of the High Point Motor Co
1t will no doubt prove of ADVANTAGE
TO automobilists in that section of
the town and those coming in from
Greensboro, Winston and other
towns. t..
1t is now misdemeanor to carry
a package of whiskey on the streets
OF Raleigh. Who would have
thought it? Who saws prohibition
is not a good thing? Speak out.
The race for County Commission
er to succeed DR.. w. G. Bradshaw
goes merrily on. though not much
fuss is being made about it. Dollars
to doughnuts we can make correct
guess as to who it will be.
Spreading Out of Well Kn ,wn Firm
3. F. sS,tslsy, Stslsy,, the jjeweiier, tells the
editor that he will make extensive
improvements in his jewelry store
"A new front will be put in, the main
store room made larger, handsome
metal ceiling and additional fixtures,
and the stock carried to be doubled
in size, in fact having one of the
most up to date jewelry stores in
the state, which will be good news
to all friends of the store.
See what The Famous has to say
In page ad today. Special sale that
will doubtless interest you.
|. When you want to see high class
pictures 60 to the Rose Theater.
We acknowledge receipt of the
following pretty calenders: Home
Banking Co; Thacker's Shoe Store:
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Bank
of Commerce, Hart Drug Co., Snow
Lumber Co., C c. Mcdonald, Raleigh.
Gerlach- Barlow Co., Joliet, Ills.
A few more pair of gold handled
scissors you can get with The Re-
view for one year for 81 % or ST 80
or 85c in cash. Come quick if you
want a pair, offer will expire the
18th.
From time to time in The Review
we will have attractive subscription
offers to make. Please take advant-
age of them promptly if you think
favorable of the propositions as
space is two valuable to keep them
running for a long time. The Of
ters will be withdrawn in short
lime and something different sub
stituted. Please bear this in mind
Your attention is asked for a
moment in regard to the half page
ad of Thacker's Shoe Store in this
issue, announcing an interesting
event in the history of the store: also
to make mention of the past years
business and to thank their GUS
toners for their liberal patronage.
Mr.. N. b. Petty is now actively as
soclated with the manager Mr.. w.
M. Thacker in the business and
! they will be glad to see their friends
at all times. Both are good shoe
men, and it is pleasure to note
the progress Of this progressive store
whlcn lives up to its motto The
best shoes for less money"
/ The Rose Theater daily shows
the very best in the moving picture
worid---come, be entertained and at
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