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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
3
The Comstock Electric Company of this city will install an electric plant and perform sewer work for the court house at Dobson.
Mayr's Won Ful Remedy is well known and taken by thousands for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with reported marvelous results. It claims permanent relief and allows eating freely with no distress after meals. Sold by Hart Drug Co and other reliable druggists with a money back guarantee.
FOR SALE One good team and 10 years old wagon and harness complete one driving hose buggy and harness all in first class shape horses gentle and guaranteed to work anywhere Bargain to quick buyer N F OWING 412 Lindsay st m9 WANTED An energetic active man to establish permanent business Whole or part time Health and Accident Insurance Immediate cash returns and future Ad dress National Casualty Co Detroit Mich BIG BARGAIN IN FARM LAND For quick selling farm of 115 acres located on the rural route four miles from city 75 acres in cultivation rest in timber half mile of good bottom land seven room house good orchard of four acres can raise wheat corn tobacco and most anything to good advantage in sight of good school Will sell on reasonable terms to suit purchase This land can be bought at a great bargain if taken at once Other land nearby selling for 30 percent more Apply to W L Stamey or write care The Review High Point NC at once If
Mrs Elmer Glidden of Fort Edward New York describes a run down period where she could not do housework. After using Vinci she gained strength and now handles all duties at home. The Matton Drug Co High Point North Carolina distributes the tonic.
The Review presents a weekly feature on Kin Hubbard essays, inviting readers to study the thoughtful humor and social commentary of the noted author. The ongoing series offers witty observations and enduring reflections on contemporary life.
Only line operating in North Carolina with a passenger station in Norfolk presents train times from Asheboro. Daily schedules show departures at 12 05 PM for Aberdeen and 3 45 PM to Aberdeen with Sunday exceptions, arrivals at 10 40 AM and 2 35 PM. Information via L D Burkhead Asheboro agent and Norfolk traffic managers.
78 acre farm listing with two springs and 2 acres cleared. Remaining land timbered and usable for farming. Located seven miles from Lexington on W S B railroad and a public highway. Asking price 80 dollars per acre. Respond to Mrs W L Dorsett 714 E Russell St High Point NC.
Advertises 25 volumes of Alexandre Dumas works in near new condition priced at 19 dollars, with a call to act quickly for home ornament reading material. Promotes savings by reading and urges subscription to The Review, claiming the value exceeds the subscription price within a year.
Offers advertise subscriptions to The Review and companion magazines at reduced multi year rates. List includes The Review McCalls Today's Magazine Household Farm Life Woman's World Home Life and more with prices ranging from 1.68 to 2.24 for one year each, urging quick payment to lock the deal. Address The Review High Point North Carolina for new or current subscribers.
Miss Lillian Massey was chosen as the delegate from Wesley Nominal Church to the Barava-Philathea convention to be held in Greenboro from April 27 to 30.
Promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and colds using pine tar and healing balsams. Claims to kill and expel germs and ease throat irritation. Cites 45 years of use and a testimonial from Spaven in Smithdale Arkansas. Available at all druggists.
The Fairview estate of W. Brokaw seven miles from Randolph county was sold by J. M. Millikan and Geo. T. Penny. A syndicate bought the property, with Belmont linked to the deal by rumor. The 2500 acre lodge includes a deer park, elk, polo grounds, golf links and a mansion reputedly costing 250000, with total development around 1000000.
Advertisement offers Ever Bearing Blackberry plants at six for 100 dollars or twelve for 2 dollars. The ad also promotes three building lots 50 by 289 feet in a good location, available separately or together, with contact to Stamey at the Review office.
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