Palm Beach Cloths in New Checks and Stripes
Palm Beach Cloths offers new checks stripes and plain shades in wide widths with a special value at 50 cents per yard. Strong focus on fabric options and pricing for shoppers.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
2
Palm Beach Cloths offers new checks stripes and plain shades in wide widths with a special value at 50 cents per yard. Strong focus on fabric options and pricing for shoppers.
Local merchants publish notices and specials including Dr A P Staley moving to Winston and spending Thursdays in High Point The Allen Bros spring millinery opening runs tomorrow and Saturday Moffitt Furnishing Co promotes millinery silks and woolens The Fair stores go out of business Leonard Beavans Stamey Co lists big specials Stamey Printing House advertises services Articl ce and Coal Co pledges coal for cold weather H Harris and Bro featured Watch space weekly for buyer interest
The High Point Review lists street numbers and intersections for the Third and Fourth Wards including no 31 Southern Car Co, no 41 Russell and Mangum, and various cross streets. The paper is issued Thursdays by the Stamey Printing House at 046 Broad in High Point North Carolina.
High Point resident Mrs. R. B. Welborn testifies that five years of kidney trouble and back pain improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She describes dizziness blurred vision and limited movement before relief. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY produces.
Ww. L. Stamey offers two one year hotel orders for sale at substantial reductions. One order covers Hotel Richmond in Richmond Virginia valued at 60 dollars, the other covers Hotel Cochrane in Washington DC valued at 60 dollars.
The Kansas City Star offers one year free to subscribers of The Review who settle arrears and prepay a year. Applies to old and new subscribers and is issued on Wednesdays. Described as a balanced paper for farmers and homes, advocating good roads and farm improvements. Signed by W. L. Stamey, publisher of The Review.
Advertises Buist's Seeds with emphasis on high bean seed prices and urges customers to buy early. Promises service from W. Idol & Co. high point North Carolina with phone numbers and address on South Main Street.
An advertisement extols Mother's Joy Salve and G. G. Liniment from Goose Grease Co in Greensboro North Carolina. Letters from druggists doctors and customers praise rapid relief for colds pneumonia croup and rheumatic pain alongside guarantees and 25 cent jar pricing.
The text advises applying the substances twice daily while bending forward to push protruding lumps back inside the rectum. It also prescribes washing the area with warm water and maintaining regular bowel movements to prevent constipation.
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