THE ROBESONIAN THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1915
PACT TKRE1
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Wafich This Space
Ewry Week
And Take Advantage of
The Many Bargains Offered
JovM7ay Wonder
fcr Corns, "Gots-lt"
The Big Sorprite for Coin Own en.
i Listen to the wee 11017 of "Geti-It."
the world's greatest corn remedy. It's
a short story, only about two feet.
"Mary had a little Gets-IC and
$orna upon her toe; aad every tim
-At
-urn? Sflome-
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READY-TO-WEAR GOODS
Another shipment of coat suits
just received; latest styles and
colors. Prices $6.00 to $20.00.
Long coats for Women, Misses
and Children; prices $1.60 to
$12.50.
A big lot of tee latest things
in Ladies Shirtwaists. Prices
$1.00 to $2.50.
Ladies' fine ready-made skirts
$2.00 to $5.00. -
High' grade Silk Petticoats for
$2.50.
DRY GOODS
Just received a nice assort.
; ment of Silk Plaids; prices $1.00
per yd. -Fine
Serges in all colors and
- weaves; prices 25c to $1.00 yd.
The latest patterns in dres
ginghams; price 10 and 12 l-2c.
Good White Homespun, 1 yd.
.wide; price 5 and 6c.
CLOTHING
Another shipment ' of suits
right from Baltimore.
Fine Blue Checked Sujts "$12.50.
Nice Gray Suits ...... 10.00.
We still have suits for mora
money and less money. Young
Men. don't fail to see them be-
" fore; you buy." i - -
SHOES
PACKARD Shoes for men
$3.50 to $4.50.
CRADDOCK Shoes for men
$2.50 to $4.00.
VA. BOY and AUTOGRAPH
Shoes for boys $1.25 to $3.00.
Carolina Bell, Southern Girl
and College Women Walking
"Shoes for women $1.75 to $3.50.
Little Scout and Red Riding
Shoes for Boys and Girls $1.25
to $3.00.
A Rubber Book-Bag FREE .
with every pair bought for
school children.
" 3 3
IN U. S. ARMY
Stop Bflsery and Embarrassment Like
XhU With Simple, asy "Gets-It."
A Big Assortment of Other Goods too Numerous to
Mention. Come and See for Yourself.
Robeson County Soldier Boy Writes
of Life in Camp.
Correspondency of The Robeson ian.
Fort H. G. Wrght, f. i., Oct
J Having been in. the service of
U. o. army for over mice months
I would like for the people of ucnr
oJJ Robeson county, N. C., to know
a the army life is. I am statiun
i ! ) Fisher's Island, . New l' rt;,
and I am as well satisfied with the
change of life as anybody could be,
1 kjcs3, fcr the army life is all right
for a youne man. I think that ev-
Vyyung -intelligent.-- man - houM
spend 3 years , of life in the army,
tor there he learns how to be man;
he lens3 how to protect and care for
himself; he keep3 himself clean and
clear from disease; 2nd the major
doctor inspects every soldier twice a
month, so you see he has to keep
himself clean.
Times are dull on the Island now
for there are not many people liv
ing here in the winter; but it is a
irreat summer resort, so you see in
the summer time it is much livelier,
for people from New York, Con
nofticytt, Massachusetts, Rhode Is
land and Maine come here to spend
Trie . summer. mere" are several
she put on Gets-It the corn was
sure to go." Mary, like thousands of
others, used to be a heroine, suffering
martyrdom, using painful bandages.
Irritating salves, Btlcky tape, toe
harnesses, blood-brlnplng razors and
gclisorsl Khe says cow there's no sense In
4t lTea "raafB-Tt. 1 ftnnllnd In 9 Baiinnda
Easy, simple, new way just painless com- lare mansion houses on the island.
Krflf Y0Ic1a,nOnw,ear8ema1lrnfho1et9 f . While in the wireless telegraph sta-
now. You dont have to limp around tion last night, this is the message
any more, or walk on the side of your that I heard that was sent from
shoes to try to get away from your corns I Rf0Pb,oim ?,Pftpn tr- Knw Vt,
You know for sure before you nse c.l0CM;- ; weaen tc' 0Ik
"Gcts-It" that the corn or callus is going city: "Malmo, a submarine contain,
awny. For corns, calluses, warts and Pays the Swedish submarine Hvilen
bunions. : i it.: v-x-.i
"Gets-It la sola by all druggists, '" uyvn wis murmnp on ism'i
85o a bottle, or sent direct by E. Law
rence 6 Co., Chicago.
Sold in Lumberton and recommend.
ed as the world's best corn remedy
by Pope Drug Co.
State Farmers' Union Meeting Next
Month,
Progressive Farmer.
The State Farmers' Union meet
ing in. uurnam November 16-18
promises to be the greatest session
by a German submarine which took
her for a British vessel. The mate
fend a sailor were wounded. The
submarine was slightly damaged.
The Malmo squadron of the Swedish
f fleet has gone to Ystad. The attack
on the Sweddish submarine Hvalen
was made by an armed ' German
trawler. The Swedish Minister at
Berlin has been instructed to make
n VirvnrAtia nvnf Act ft ,
tobably I will be able to tell more
E.M. BIGGS
DEPARTMENT STORE
403 ELM ST. LUMBERTON N. C.
WOOD & COAL
IS ALWAYS FOUND AT
PHONE NO. 220
LUMBERTON WOOD & COAL YARD
. H. M. BEASLEY, Proprietor.
jnl Pr
fiyel4Mition to . WKtlwbout the trouble later on, for I am
n . fVio uriralnDd efotii T unn& 9 I
Warehouse Commissioner McLaurmi time. I am iSmincr '-SXrete tSlin
gitaphy and shorthand.
will discuss warehouse systems; John
anrunt Hill, rural credits; Dr. G.
M. Cooper, community organization
of creameries and cream routes; and
Mr. K. F. Beasley will handle the
question ot taxation and absentee
Jihdlordifcm. Every county should
send a full delegation.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
wbet you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine tlrive3 out malaria, the
'ron Iv.iM- tin i': rvttotj) 50
EEHSESSiSE.
YOU ARE INVITED
to visit the
N. Y. Cafe and Lumkrton Kandy Kitchen
next door to the Express office. Everything nsw, clean and san
itary. Fresh candy made eviry day. Fancy fruit. Meals serv
ed at all hours.
Fresh Norfolk Oysters Received Every Day
We can
pend a message and receive one Ar
900 miles away. -
Will close mv letter for this time,
win write again soon.
CHAS. J. HELGREN.
131st Co. C. A. C.
A Chance to Save Money
Beginning Wednesday, Augus . 25 J will close out my stock of
dry goods, notions and shoe3 at greatly reduce prices. Good3
all new. It will pay you o get my prices before buying.
I. H. WARWICK,
OR RUM, N. C.
YOU go just where
you drive
straight, sure, in all
weathers when
you equip with
United States
0
'Chain Tread" Tires
the famous, popular
priced, long-mileage,
anti-skid tires.
Ask us the price of the size .
you use and let us show
5 you why "Chain Treads"
are real economy tires.
People's Garage
Lumberton, N. C.
Farm Dwelling and 4 Bales of Cot
; ton Burned Near Fairmont.
Fairmont Messenger.
The fire bug seems to have taken
n special fondness for Fairmont and
vicinity in the past few days. Ncw3
leached here Monday morning that a
dwelling house belonging to Rev
Weslev Thompson about five mi's
out of town on the Fairmont-Rowi'jnd
road was completely destroyed shrt-
lv after midnight Sunday along with
iour bales of seed cctton stored thers-,
in. A tenant was asleep in the
house and awoke just in time to es
cape through the flames that had
already spread over the entire house
and the fire had already gone beyond
control.
Investigation Monday morning re
vealed tracks to -and from the house
that were apparently made the night
before and the generally accepted
theory here i3 that it was more incen.
diary work. No motive has been ad
vanced for the burning, if it were
incendiary, and it is not known
whether there was an insurance on
the house or not.
Use Your Whole
House this Winter
DON'T let cold weather
lock you up in one room.
A Perfection Smokeless Oil
Heater will bring glowing
warmth and cheer to every
room of -the house. With the
Perfection Heater near, you
can dress in comfort, clean in com-
fort, set the table t in comfort, and
live in comfort generally.
The Perfection gives 10 hours of
glowing warmth on one gallon of
oiL Clean quick convenient
Use Aladdin Security Oil or Diamond
White Oil to obtain best results in Oil
Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Nw Jersey)
BALTIMORE
Wilkinson, D. C
Norfolk. V.
Richmond, V.
Look for the Tri
angle Trademark.
f In many styles and
'SSmaraware
and general stores
everywhere.
Hlglmt mmmri Wn.Pbcf
211.71 Bushels of Corn Grown On
One Acre.
Wilmington Star. . "
The champion corn erower of Geor
gia for 1915 produced a record:
yield of 241.71 bushels on an acre of
ground. He is Ben Leath, or Ken.
sigton, and the Panama-Pacific Ex
pesiton has awarded the Georgia
chimr-ion a massive gold md2l
in recognition of his mar
velous agricultural achievement.
The award of that medal will
not only make him famous but will
make Georgia and the whole South
famous.
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Recommends Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy
"Last winter I "used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a
bad bronchial cough. I. felt. its ben.
eficial effect immediately and be
forft I had finished the bottle I was
cured. I never tire of recommending
this remedy to my friends," writes
Mrs. William Bright, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Obtainable everywhere.
WE DG JOB PRINTING.
Chautauqua . at Parkton Fine Fox
Chase.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Parkton, Oct, 25 One more fine
fox race to report by McCormick and
Malloy with, their No. 16 with a
four-hour heat and the life run out
of a large fox leaving Robeson coun
ty and landing over in Cumberland
and unable to make his return alive.
This is some sport. Think 'of a
pack of sixteen and every member
holds to the last in perfect harmony.
Some feplendid booster advertis
ing is going on and will continue
up till Friday evening when the Chau
tauqua opens up.
Porter Charlton, the American who
had , been on trial at Como, Italy,
charged with" mudering his wife in
1910, Monday was condemned to 6
years and 8 months' imprisonment,
i he jury found Charlton only par
tially responsible and there were ex.
tenuating circumstances. Owing- to
amnesty, be will serve only 29 days
in prison.
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EOPENM
The Star Theatre will Reopen with Motion Pictures and Vaudeville
The Theatre will be under the management of Mr. F. X. LeBeau.an experienced theatrical man of Wilmington.
The building has been thoroughly cleaned and fumigated. .
Nothing but the best motion pictures and good clean vaudeville will be offered.
The citizens of Lunberton and surrounding territory are cordially invited to visit this Theatre.
Don't be Misled. Come
Direct to the
STAR THEATRE
Next Door to the
Dixie Cafe