09 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
1
Leonard Beavans Stamey Co advertises a three day sale September 27 29 30 with discounts on suits coats skirts dress goods and accessories. Highlights include 25 suits for 12 95 10 percent off other items and assorted children's rain capes umbrellas and gloves.
Ambiguous local write up notes that the Kandleman Chair Company has recently increased its capacity. The passage also mentions individuals in scattered phrases including Stedman of Ashebora and a reference to Nimes and Wallacer, with a Monday timestamp unclear.
A column of fresh advertisements features Moffitt Furnishing Co Leonard Beavans-Stamey Co Thacher Shoe Store American Cafe John W. Waller D Bones Son Goose Grease Company Miss Ventia Smith and The Famous with new first page promos Read and learn about prices services and offerings from these local businesses.
Local merchants urge residents to stay in town for shopping, highlighting a splendid line of goods and town pride. They argue trading locally benefits High Point and reflect loyalty by supporting area businesses.
Lyceum tickets go on sale Friday morning at Mann Drug Co for the Pilgram Girls show next Wednesday night. Senator LaFollette Robi visits October 30 as part of the season lineup. Contact Supt Thornwell Haynes to reserve season tickets.
Attention Pythians join the meeting Monday night at the Odd Fellows Hall Sherrod building to work in the second third rank and ensure on nals.
High Point North Carolina October 8 1913 W P Ragan Jr thanks W L Stamey and Dunlap Pony Contest firms for the pony rig harness Woodrow Wilson prize and judges votes. He hopes every child could win such happiness and says Woodrow Wilson is a beauty with a hundred million votes worth more than money.
Jurors for the November term of civil court were selected by two county commissioners at their monthly meeting. Week of November 3 includes H A Kernodle and others. Week of November 11 includes G A Summers and additional jurors.
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 0 in ten innings in Philadelphia. The first game in New York went to the A's, while the second game in Philadelphia ended with a shutout by the Giants. Tarboro North Carolina reports arrival of Mrs Josephus Daniels and notes the North Carolina division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention opening with a reception honoring Mrs William Dorsey Pender of Norfolk and the memorial chapter named for General Pender.
A Friday night mass meeting endorsed amendments to the town charter proposing compulsory macadamization of blocks when 60 percent frontage approves and delayed payments with six percent interest. It also favors a graduated tax payment schedule to improve city finances, reduce borrowing costs, and spur growth and beautification.
Rev Dr Frank H Wood longtime Methodist minister dies at Trinity after long illness. He served as presiding elder in Winston and Greensboro districts and was active in the Western North Carolina Conference. Survived by wife four children two brothers and a sister. Funeral held at Trinity with large attendance.
Lonnie Hughes, a leading Thomasville resident, died Saturday in an auto race accident during Everybody's Day. His Ford, number 9074, swerved on the turnaround, flipped twice, and was destroyed. Hughes died instantly, the incident described as a deplorable accident.
Mayor Tate warns Raleigh residents to be vigilant for pickpockets and crooks during the circus visit on Saturday. Extra police will patrol. avoid becoming a victim as crowds gather in the city.
Twenty five extra policemen will be on duty the day of the cites to watch for pickpockets and unlawful activity. A gang is said to operate with Barnum Bailey's circus and both sides seek relief. The rest of the item notes assorted local notices including court terms, bridge works, society events, and commerce optimism.
Small catalog note advertises Kimona Flannels in attractive patterns offered at 10c and 12 12c.
This week the Millinery Department showcases new arrivals and special values. Ready to wear hats start at 98c and trimmed hats are priced at 3 4 and 5 dollars. Tango Velvet hats in black sell for 1.98. Visit often and see the new styles.
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