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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1916
Page
6
A local retailer touts Forbush line of men’s shoes at five dollars and Herman brand rodging shoes at four dollars in all sizes. Craddock-Terry shoes receive praise for service and comfort, with invitations to view the offerings.
A display features hats made from extraordinary materials in a variety of colors. The collection highlights stylish and serviceable options suitable for everyday wear and formal occasions.
Large inventory of Red Riding Hood Shoes for children promises fit and comfort. shoppers can find a complete stock that aims to provide reliable service and lasting wear for kids.
A playful ad asserts that providing children with our play shoes will resolve their footwear issues, promising functional benefits for growing feet.
New shapes and styles of Panama hats are offered at attractive prices. The hat department invites customers to visit and view the selection and pricing.
Peter Hill Union Suits and underwear advertised for summer wear. Garments are described as well made with reasonable prices. Leather suit cases and handbags are offered in various sizes at very low prices.
Raleigh reports a Guilford county courthouse dispute over ground rights for the courthouse site. The Supreme Court upheld the judgment with a modification clarifying that Barker and Sockwell hold no rights beyond entry to remove buildings, preserving public square use.
Lexington April 21 The Democratic county convention at the court house will hear William Hammer of Asheboro United States district attorney for western North Carolina address the gathering. The convention will also appoint delegates to the state convention in Raleigh next week.
City announces public auction of delinquent lots in High Point North Carolina on May 15 1916 at 12 o clock noon at City Hall for unpaid taxes. List includes numerous individual owners with 1 lot each and balances ranging from cents to over 140 dollars. City Tax Collector Robert Brockett Jr signs the notice.
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