Have you ever.yet got a hold of "a

TOY SrHEET IN HMf- l-TOYS THIS YEAR WILL COST Full to the brim of . all theCfceapesL Cisfcbisg Offer Yet

Iwo Papers for Price of Cosshirt'. which' would not fade?have been successful to get theof NOFADE Remington brandshirts. A new shirt if it taoes fromany cause, and the patterns yououeht to see them. $1.00 eachLondon's Reliable Store. - v;

At The Famous

New goods arriving daily andthe prices will appeal to all economical buyers. We carry a complete line of ladies Ready-to-Wear- s

and Shoes.

Look at These Prices!Coat Suits from $4.00 up.Serge Dresses, just the very

thing for fall and winter, $3 up.Cloaks from $300 up.Hats for ladies and children,

50c up. '

All we ask is a trial, our goodsand prices speak for themselves.

The Famous213 N. Main St., High Point, N C.

American Cafe!

First class in 1 the truest; sense.

Meals at all Hours.

Choicest meats, fish, oys-ters, etc. , from my

market daily.

Give me a trial, I am sureyou will be pleased.

R. W GRAY.Prop. American Cafe.

Opposite Postoffice. S. Main St.

We! t. "line

of Most Everybody

at tfnows

that a Pawn Shop is the placeto get real live Bargains.

For, the benefit of a fewwho haven't a plain concen-tio- nof what a Pawn Shooreally is, we will explain.

7 We lend money on articlesof value for a certain length oftime, if at the expiration 0fthat time, the party does notredeem or renew the ticket itis then forfeited, and markedunredeemed. The article isthen put on sale at a sacrificeprice, and the purchasei is theone that gets the benefit of thebargain.

Come in and look at ourunredeemed values, there, mav-- be something that is just whatyou have wanted for a Ion?time. .

High Point Pawn

and Loan Co.203 N. Main St.

John W. Walker,

Cigars!

High Point, N.C.

Phone 625.

GaugemerlessPumpMGuns

kw; no holes o top foTs toblow ot?nOW ets iVs sofid steel breech

gun without sacrificing strength or

Veil as ot)-S- .lid'xtra n er 80IVe Button Cartridge

majine without working through actio,.)

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VOu how to t votir ammunitionThis hootr ic fr

rWe repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, also drill holes

POINT

Has It's Share of the Proof ThatKidney s Sufferers Seek. -

Backache? Kidneys.weak?. : ;

Distressed with urinary ills?Want a reliable kidney remedy?;Don't have to look far." Use

what High Point people recommend." Every- - street in High Ponthas its cases.

Here's one High Point man's experience.

Let H. C, Poole, of 601 E. GreenSt., tell it.

Says Mr. Poole: Some'tlme ago1 noticed that my kidneys were notdoing their work properly, the kidney secretions being irregular in passage and causing me a great deal ofdistress. My back was so weakthat after stooping. 1 had to takelold of something and pull myself

up again. I was trouDled Dy dizzyspells and my headached constant- -y My rest at; night was broken

and in the' morning4

1 was so. tiredand weak that 1 could hardly dragmyself around. Doan's Kidney Pillscompletely cured me.''

For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,New York, sole agents for the UnitedStates.

Remember the name Doan'sand take no other. "

Saved His Foot.H. D. Ely,-o-f Bantam, O., suf-

fered from horrible uicer on his footfor four years. Doctor advised jamputation, but he refused and reluc-tantly tried Bucklen's Arnica Salveas a last resort. He then wrote:"(used your salve and my foot wassoon completely cured," Best remedyfor burns, cuts, bruises and eczema.Get a box to-da- v. Onlv 25c. Alldruggists or by mail. . H. E. Buck- -len & Co., Philadelphia or StLouis.

Nervous and Sick HeadachesTorr id liver, constipated bowels

and disordered stomach are thecauses ot these headaches. TakeDr. King's New Life pills, vou willbesurpiised how quickly you will"get relief. They stimulate the dif-ferent organs to do their work prop;erly. No better regulator for liverand bou el. Take 25c and investin a uoxtodav. . At all druggists orby mail. H. E. Bucklen & Co.Philadelphia and St. Louis.

A Consumptive Cough.A cough that bothers you con-

tinually is one of the danger signalswhich warns cf consumption. Dr.King's New Discovery stop thecough, loosen the chest, banishfever and let you sleep peacefully.The first .dose checks the symptomsand gives prompt relief. Mrs A. F.Mertz, of Glenn Hi y;, Iowa, writes:"Dr. King's Nev b scovery cured

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KEVDEWAnnouncement Opening Connect-

ing Link Between Raleigh andMt. Gilead, (Charlotte Ex-

tension) -

To Agents and Connections:Effective July 1st, 1913 the Raleigh, Char-

lotte & Southern Railway announces thecompletion of its connecting link betweenVarina, N. C. on the Raleigh & SouthportDivision, and Colon, N C. on the Durham& Charlotte Division. New stations havebeen established as follows:

Duncan, N C 4.6 miles west cf VarinaCorinth, 12 4 miles west of VarinaRosser, " IS miles west of VarinaColon, 23 miles west of VarinaThrough passenger service Will be inaugur-

ated betweon Raieigh and the following ter-minal and important paints, incluping Inter-mediate stations

. Aberdeen, N C Hallison, NCAsheboro, , Gulf,Carthage, Candor,Ellerbe, Troy,Mt. Gileac Star,Biscoe, Pinehurst,

Apply to Agents for schedules.E D tvYLE, H S LEARD, .

Traffic Manager General Passenger AgentNorfolk, Va.

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QIN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT

We are making a grand showing of hig'igrade carpets and rugs at unusuaily lowprices even for this time of year. We havepatterns that are the very latest in style andin cok rings and ari bound to please the mostexacting customer.

Linoleums, oil cloths, mattings, too. atprices way down to bedrock. It 1s a greattime for bargains.

Half wool ingrain carpet at 38c and 44cper yd.

All Wool Ingrain carpet at 48c and 54c yd.Good mattings 1 3c, 15c, 18c, 20c and 22c ydFloor oil cloth 24c, 28c, and 30c yd.Linoleum, good quality 48c yd.9x12 Brussels and Velvet Rugs only 13.98.

6x72 Brussels and Velvet rugs only $2 79.27x54 Brussels and Velvet rugs only $1.79.

W. I. KIR KM AN & CO

THE

FOURTH SERIESof the :

Piedmont Building

Loan AssociationWill Begin Payments

Jan. 15th, 1913

The books zrt ojjeu for sub-

scriptions now. Prepare tobuild a home by easy paymentsor save a few dollars at a goodrate of interest

W. C IDOL, Sec. & Treas.

Utilized Spare Time.One can accomplish much by uUVteing epare moments." "That's right

That tall .girl yoider has read seven-- uiiiiuer noveis tois .season while shew uuramy at bridpp t

EXT,.the extent. -

of more than S20.000.aoo'will have been provided for Amer- -

the present year wanes, aocordingto the

.experts of the federal bureaur T I01 foreign ana domestic commerce.

This establishes a new record, thestatisticians announced.

A marked feature of the situationis that the United States is guardingwith mcrasing jealousy its own preduction of toys and and is - sendingfewer abroad for the children of othercountries. The production of homefactories is kept for home youngsters.

1 he importation of playthings before the new year is ushered it um'11

aggregate $9,000,000, the expertsfigure. Added to this the home production will; be fully., $11,000,000.With this flood of joy making paraphernalia it 13 thought certain bythe federal experts the hearts ofuvenile Americans will be made

glad when Santa Claus comes aroundthey are not overflowing with

happiness beforeDolls furnish one fourth of all the

oys coming from abroad. Germanys by far the greatest purveyor of

playthings, and its flaxen-haire- d

dolls virtually are the only travelersof the kind that are admittedthrough the custom houses to thearms of American children.

Constipation caus s dimness. DrMiles' Laxative TaLlets will heiD you

NEARLY EVERY CHILD HAS

WORMSPaleness, at times a flushed face,

unnatural hunger, picking the nose,great thirst, etc., are indications ofworms. Kickapoo Worm Killer is areliable, thorough medicine for theremoval of all kinds of worms fromchildren and adults. Kickapoo WormKiller in pleasatt candy form, aidsdigestion, tones system, over com-ing constipation and increasing theaction of the liver. Is perfectly safefcr even the most delicate children.Kickapoo Worm Killer mskes children happy and healthy. 25c. Guaranteed. Try Drug stores or by mailKickapDO Indi.n Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.

Think of it a 12 page weeklynewspaper covering all classes ofnews (the Kansas City Star) and

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vance.

ONTO RICHMOND.On account of Annual football

game between University of NorthCarolina and University of Virginiathe Southern Railway will operate aspecial train consisting of first classday coaches and standard Pullmansleeping cars from Charlotte, Salis-bury, High Point, Reidsville, Dan-ville and intermediate points toRichmond and return. The Specialtrain will leave Charlotte at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, inov, zbtn, and arrive Richmond 6:50 a. m. ThursdayNov. 27ih. Returning will leaveRichmond midnight November 27th.The following low round trip fareswill apply from stations named:Danville. Va... $3 00Ruffln, N. C $3.00Reidsville, N C :.$3.00HiSh Point, N. C .$325

Rates from all branch line pointsin some basis. Tickets sold for thisspecial train will also " be good re-

turning on regular train No 13,leaving Richmond 10:45 a. m. Nov. 28.

Passengers from branch lines willuse regular train to and from junction point, connecting with specialtrain.

A rare opportunity to see Rich-mond and the greatest football gameof the season at small cost.

For Pullman reservations or anyother information, see your nearesAgent, or write R. H. Debutts, Diyision Passenger Agent, Charlotte N.C

RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE &

SOUTHERN RAILWAYShort line between: Raleigh.

Fayetteville, Mt. Gilead, Star andAsheboro, N.C.

Arrive Raleigh: 10:05 A M. and4:55 P. M. Daily from Fayetteville.10:55 A, M. Daily except Sundayfrom Asheboro, Mt. Cilead, Star andntermediate points.

Leave Raleigh 8:10 A. M. and6:00 P. M.Daily for Varina. Lining-ton- .

and Fayetteville, 4:20 P. M.Daily except Sunday for Varina,Duncan, Star, Mt. Hilead ai.d Ashe-boro. ...

Leave Fayetteville: 7:10 A. M.and 2:10 P. M. for Lillington, Varinaand Raleigh. - r

Leave Mt. Gilead 6:15 A M andAsheboro 5:40 A. M. daily exceptSunday for Star, Duncan , Va rinaand Raleigh. Further informationcheerfully furnished upon annlira.

jtion to Agent?. H. S. Leard, GPA.,'Norfolk, Va., S. K. Adsit, TP A.,! Raleigh, N: C.

Until further notice we will givewith every paid in advance subscription to The Review the Kansas CityStar absolutely free. Rememberyou get the Review and the Kansas(Sty Star both one year for $1.00.Can you beat it? The Review hasbeen trying for sometime to ''gel; apaper it could offer with a year ssubscription to The Review absolutely free and we count ourselves fortunate indeed in being able to announce such an offer. The KansasCity Star is a 12-pag- e, 7 columnpaper, chock full of interesting read-ing matter to suit the taste of alland comes to you weekly. It is es-pecia- ly

of interest 10 the farmer.If you want a bargain, here it isSend in your orders at once Lookout for sample copy of the Starwhich will be sent you sometimewithin tl e ext month, in the mean-time you oetter subscribe. tf

NEW SCHEDULE ON NORFOLKSOUTHERN,

Running Time to Norfolk Shortened--Freigh- t

Cars Taken Off ExpressTrains.Effective Sunday, August 24th the

Norfolk Southern Railroad put into ef-

fect a new schedule for the night pas-senger trains between Raleigh andNorfolk. The change will shorten therunning time between the two pointsapproximately forty-fiv- e minutes. Themost important feature of the new schedule will be that the train leaving Nor-folk at 9:00 o'clock at night and alsotrain leaving Raleigh at 9:30 p m forNorfolk will not have any freight cars intheir make-u- p as has been the case here-tofore. ' -

The night train from Norfolk will ar-rjv-e

6:30 a m instead of 7:15 a m. Pas-sengers will be allowed to remain insleepers until 7:30 a m so they will not

, be inconveniencedThe night train to Norfolk will leave

Raleigh at 9:30 instead of 9:00 o'clock asat present, t he day train will arriveat Raleigh at 7:45 p m.

The Railway Officials consider theelimination of the freight cars from theeight express the most important partof the improved schedule. BeginningSunday also the day trains betweenRaleigh and Norfolk will make a dinnerstop of fifteen minutes at Edenton in-

stead of stopping only ten minutes thereas now. As restaurant is close to thestation passengers will be enabled to en-joy a mid-da- y meal where now theyhave only time to snatch a sandwich.

INDIGESTION OVERCOMEOvercome by Simple Remedy.Hurried and careless habits of eat-

ing,a

irregular meals and foods thatdo not harmonize, tend to weakenthe digestive organs and result indifferent forms of stomach trouble.

If you are one of the unfortunatestrho have drifted into this condition,eat simple foods only, slowly, regu-larly and take Vinol, our deliciouscod liver and iron tonic.

Mrs. H. J. Smith, Thomasville, Ga.,says: "I suffered from a stomachtrouble, was tired, worn out and ner-tou-s.

A friend advised me to takeVinol. My stomach trouble soon dis-appeared and now I eat heartily andhave a perfect digestion and I wishevery tired, weak woman could haveVinol, for I never spent any moneyIn my life that did me so much good."

The recovery of Mrs. Smith wasdue to the combined action of themedicinal elements of the cods', livers

aided by the blood making andstrength creating properties of toniciron, which are contained in Vinol.We will return the purchase moneyevery time Vinol fails to benefit.

P. S. Our Saxo Salve stops itch-ing and begins healing at once.Matton Drug Company, High Point

INSURANCEThat ProtectsWe sell the kind that

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No high rate, the policyholder gets his or herinsurance at the lowestpossible figure.

You get the dividendsyour policy earns andyour policy increasesrapidly in value each

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We have attractive offersand clean cut, sound in-

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The "Pilot" insurance Company of theSouth.

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prices and prompt attention.

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Five hundred dollars is the new priceof the Ford runabout; the touring car isfive fifty; the town car seven fifty all f.o b. Detroit, complete with equipment.Get catalog and particulars from

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