The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-22

;. powder i0c, 10c outings &c. II
: f1annelettes Sc, at Leonard Beavan
Stamey Co. Many other great ba
/ gains. See ad.
E. j. Hearst has accepted a pos
ton as linotype operator for tn
] Bulletin in Asheboso. the Bulleti
having recently installed a ne,
machine.
Read the half page ad of the Can
non Fetzer Co., in this issue, al
clothing at half price and great val
ues all over the house. Don't fai
to note the prices and attend the
stale which starts today.
/ Bradner & Pearsal has new aG
in this issue on this page telling of q
big reduction sale for a few days
only. Be sure to read it. -
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co. an.
nounces great clearance sale in a
4.column ad today. See what is
said and note the extraordinary
values offered.
twenty-five double teams and
100 men is the working outfit which
is grading for the extension of the
Carolina and Yadkin River Railway
company. The company is putting
in sidings for both the Pickett Cot
ton mills and also the Southern Car
company.
Big special sale on at Leonard
Beavans-Stamey Co. See big ad.
Don't fail to attend it.
D. Rones has sold his property in
Aiken. S. c., and will further invest
in High Point property, believing
that this city offers the very best
chance for an Investments very
wise decision. The slogan of The
Review is good: You'll stay in
High Point"
Mayor F. N. Tate, J. W. Harris, J.
Elwood Cox and very probably sew
eral more from High Point will sail
from Jacksonville, February II, for
Panama. The party will be gone
about II days on their southern
pleasure trip.
Whoever heard of real 1Oc and
IL 1-2c lace for Sc? Get it at Leon
ard-Beavans-Stamey Co.
The crossing at the Tomlinson
Chair. company was the scene of a
distressing accident last week when
Miss Grace Royster was picked up
in an unconscious condition. About
$50 o'clock Miss Royster, while
crossing the tracks there, was
struck,by the work train, knocked
down and received several bruises
about the face and body. She was
picked up and taken to the waiting
room, where she soon received med
lcal attention. Afterward she was
taken to her home where she is
resting easy. Miss Royster, it seems,
was watching one train, when she
was struck by the work train OH
another track. which was too close
'or her to escape. Attending ply
'icians do not think that there are
any permanent injuries, but there is
1 probability of some Disagreement
# the face
The banks observed Lees birth
lay Monday by taking day off.
W. B. Martin, district deputy of
he B. P. O. Elks, living at Wins
ton, paid High Point Lodge No. 1155
IN official visit Thursday night last.
Harry E. Fields of this city. is one'
# the new directors of the Masonicf
Home in Greensboro.
o. A. kirkman bought the Jesse
Newton property sold at auction last
friday.
Al meeting of the Merchants
Association FAST week the folio wing
ficers we're named for the ensuing
ear! President, Geo.. 7. Woods;
'ice-Pfesident, B. n. Bradner; Sec
rtary and treasurer, Eugene Jdrret;
ID w. Freeze and Louis Harris,
irectors. A banquet was served
t the American Cafe. The associa-
ion is doing good work.
According to the published state
nent High Point has been over zeal
us in the way OF increase in taxable
If the same ratio is main
aimed a few years longer High ,
'oint will be paying more taxes s
nan ilei big sisters. Greensboro. It's
hight in a way to run property ,
way up so as to get enough money :
} pay the city's expenses but it I
,us. be remembered that at the {
anne time the State and County
re getting big part of it too while
e are playing the game. We are
ct of the opinion that business Fl
roperty where revenue results
1ould pay more taxes in proportion E
4 L. H.