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tvZE DENTAL WORK.
- p Work Done in Robeson
t ndtr Direction of County Health
Department for 2 Months Ending
September 21st.
ths' campaign of free den-
j 2-rnon
in Robeson under the direc-
; county health
the 21st inst.
Turner of Oxford, who did the work,
,c the following summary of the
mber ot cnnaren hwuon ior aen
Ji treatment, 1,597.
Total numuei uj. m ueaieu,
! 416- , l 4-4. i.
Amount a"u "aos UJ- ucauucut
Jlized as follows: amalgan filling:,
u" i iiu . . . 4. j
7-cement linings, io; guu,aperena
11111"'-.' v,o. -in.
ted,274; teeth cleaned, Ylb; pyor
,i.n treated, ;; misceiiautuus treat
nc , .,. j xi. ;
pntS 09 1 eniiuieii iiccueu IlULIling
ne 4U; cnuuren unmuiictgeauie, y.
TnVil cost (conservative estimate)
j done in private uiuce, vp,oD.ou.
In audition to tue upeiauve worK
ectures pivcn on oral hygiene, and
he care or me lkklii, eic. xootn
,rUsh drills illstrating the proper
echnic to be employed in brushing the
veth, were given in conjunction with
the lectures
Literature on the care of the teeth,
furnished by the State Board of
Health, was freely distributed in the
homes.
Bum'
Oldest Circus in the World.
The oldest circus in the world, and
the best today is coming to Lumber
ton, Tuesday, October 22nd, to present
two performances, the equal of which
was never seen here before. This is
the John Robinson circus. It is on
its93rd annual tour of the Ameri
can continent. For many years the
circus did not visit the east, the terri
tory of the west, Canada and Mexico
furnishing its ranging grounds.
Ihe John RnK;nnn.
- . ivvumouu circus is thp
evolution of a diminutive show that
started long before the Civil war It
kept pace with the times, however
and today it is larger and grander
than ever before. When circus
Iirst startpfl tn a
John Robinson circus was the college
T I us ,I01K graduated. Be
ing the first m the field it invented
nearly all the odd equipment which
makes moving Aur o .,..ium:.i.
ihe John Robinson circus lias al
ways m-irleri itself
, , :, wieiiaKerie,
and today it carries three herds of
l fill lontc .! i -
grandest collection
ot strane-e anH -urilrl QT,.,i :
mv - "Illinois hi Amer
ica. Ihe performanre is presented by
y "x "IIC circus worirj. un show
dav tickets will ha v, i i.
- vn Buie ut me
Pope Drug Co., at the same prices
. t,vi u.u cue aiiuw grcuncis.
! WRIGLEYS I
II IVie a; u;m fAis war I
Nothing else really matters until we do! 1
I I
I The Flavor Lasts I
"FOOD BURNED IN
MY STOMACH" SAYS
S. CAROLINA MAN
Well Known Merchant of Inman
Tells of Terrible Suffering And
How He Finally Eliminated It-
ADVICE FOR
STOMACH SUFFERERS
y Weinstein's
1
FAIRMONT,
Department Store
N. C.
There are bi;t vtrr few medicines
that have any peimanently beneficial
eltect upon real nervous dyspepsia,
because most medicines are made to
digest your food artificially instead of
yuur storracn doing it. This treat
ment is wrong. It helps but for the
time being and as long as you take
iu nervous dyspepsia and eras is of
nervous origin, whioh inViV;tc ti-.
digestive process, and not a lack of
gastric juice. Upon this true medi
cal fact verv few medirinps nrp nm.
pared, and one of these is Dreco, the
new nero-and-root medicine.
Why Dreco helps nervous dyspepsia
is easily understood when you remem
ber that the digestive glands in the
siomacn are operated by nerve force,
and Dreco contains natural ingredi
ents which urge these stomach nerves
to action, This feature makes Dreco1
an unusually successful remedy for
the permanent relief of ens in the!
stomach and nervous dyspepsia, where
ordinary dyspepsia medicines give but
temporary relief after a meal.
"Dreco did me lots of good and I'm
going to take more of it," declares W.
D. Blackwell, the well known mer
chant of R. F. D. 3, Inman. S. C. in
a signed statements. "Food burned
in my stomach and I'd have to vomit.
Dreco eliminated all this and I'm bet
ter all around. I am recommeiiriinc
this excellent medicine to all mv
friends."
Dreco is harmless. It is easv t.n wt.
pleasant to take and its effects are
sure and permanent. All good drug
stores in this section dispense Dreco
and it is narticnlarlv rppninmpndpi
in Lumberton by leading druggists.
Ladies' and Men's Ready-to-Wear, Dress Goods,
Notions, Shoes, Hats and a Beautiful Line
of Millinery.
Our line of Coat Suits and Silk and Wool Dresses is complete. Long coats, any colors,
and styles. The most up-to-date lines in Ladies' ready-to-wear ever been shown in one
store in North Carolina. All we ask you is come to see us before you buy, and convince
yourself that we can save you from $5.00 to $10.00 on each coat suit, dress or long coats.
Misses' and children's coat suits, dresses and coats at the old time prices.
Sweaters, underwear, homespuns, shirts, outings, gowns, shirtings, bed spreads, Bath Tick.
Our Men's line of suits for fall and winter is complete. Prices from $9.00 to $38.50.
Boys' suits from $1.95 to $18-50.
Overcoats for men and boys from
$3.90 to $28.50.
Blankets from $2.90 to $8.75. Overalls from 75c to $2.19.
1 REMAIN, YOUR FRIEND,
THOMPSON HOSPITAL NOTES.
HARRY WEINSTE1N
FAIRMONT, N. C.
Special Prices from Sept. 15 to October 19tb, 1918,
Reported for The Robesonian.
Masters Thomas and Poe Jenrette
sons of Prof W. Thomas Jenrette, Ma
rietta, were operated on for adenoids
and tonsils Tuesday, returning home
Wednesday.
Master Edward Conoly, Dillon, S.
C, was operated on Tuesday for ade
noids and tonsils, returning home
Wednesday.
Miss Lutie Hayes, Marietta, had
hei tonsils removed Tuesday and re
turned home Thursday.
Mr. George C. Thomas, city, under
went an operation at the hospital
Tuesday and was able to return home
Sunday.
Miss Eva Paul, R. F. D. 2, was op
erated on for appnedicitis Wednesday
and is getting along nicely.
Mr. Jarry Odum, Buies, R. F. D.,
who underwent an operation three
weeks ago, returned home last Friday.
Mr. Jake Lewis, R. F. D. Fairmont,
was operated on Friday and is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Mr. Wallace Mclntyre, R. F. D.,
who his leg broken in August, was
able to leave the hospital last Friday.
Little Mary Pate, Dublin, was op
erater on Friday for adenoids and
tonsils Saturday and left for home
Sunday.
Mr. Haywood Tyner, R. F. D. 5, un
derwent an operation Sunday night
and is resting as well as could be expected.
Why Putter With
Corns? Use Gets-It''
Common-Sense, Simple, Never Fails.
You can tear out your corns and suf
fer, or you can peel off your corns and
Bmile. The joy - peeling way is the
"Gets-It" way. It is the only happy,
palnlesa way in the world. Two drops
North Carolina Will Pay Millions
In Texas.
Figures made public by the Treas
ury Department Tuesday show that
North Carolina will pay a total of
$69,676,335.42 in taxes for the fiscal
year ending June 30 this year. These
taxes are divided as follows: income
and excess profits, $20,251,704.10; mis
cellantous, $49,424,631
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FOLEY RIB?
FOR BAC&.V" H KJDNE
"Get Ihe Drop' on That Corn Use "Gets-It"
and the Corn Is a "Goner"! i
of "Gets-It" on any corn or callus dries
at once. The corn finally loosens off
from the toe, so that you can peel it
off with your fingers in one piece, pain
lessly, like peeling a banana. "Great
stuff, wish I'd done that before." There's
only one corn-peeler "Gets-It." Toe3
wrapped up big with tape and band
ages, toes squirming from irritating
salves, it's all a barbarity. Toes wounded
by razors and knives, that's butchery,
ridiculous, unnecessary, dangerous. Use
"Gets-It," the liberty way simple,
painless, always sure. Take no chances.
Get "Gets -It." Don't be insulted by
Imitations. See that you get "Gets-It."
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover, the only sure
way, costs but a trifle at any drug store,
M'f 'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Hk
Sole in Lumberton and recommend
ed as f a world's best cc::u remedy by
Pope L rug Co.
L. He Caldwell's
m ALUMINUM m
, (jiff eects Housekeeping
The New Idea
In Aluminum
Ware
You have not seen the utmost
in beauty, construction, utility
and durability in aluminum ware
if you have not seen the Mirro
line. This line is made by one
of the world's largest manufac
turers of aluminum goods 25
years' experience wrought into
every piece. Mirro includes
everything in aluminum for
kitchen and household use. See
the one-piece construction
throughout and the many other
features exclusively "Mirro."
And Mirro costs you no more
than other makes. Come and
see how different and better
aluminum can De.
Hardware Dep't.
After The
TmrTrrwsMTnriHri Mi i iir.-jmii Jan. .7 i-flTi rMTTi--. i n i n i in . i 4 ir n am
Whal
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Wait For the Southland's Own Big Show
LUMBERTON, TUE
Y. OCT. 22nd
John
Robinson's Circus
Don't Be CWd and Misled bv the Lurid Announcements of Small Shows. Conserve Your Amusement Money-Spend it where it wiU Bring the Best Returns-with JOHN ROBIN
SON, whose Circus is The Leviathan Among Tented Enterprises.
THE WISE WILL WAIT FOR JOHN ROBINSON'S CIRCUS
SON i iStSISJS -an rive Times as Manv Horses; J0HK BOBXNSON Has More Tfcan S Times as Many Perfonner, AU t.e
CtlSS John Robinson's Main Canvas Stmctnre and Then There Wonld Be Boom to Comfortably Seat Ten Thonsand People. JOHN BOBIN
SN is Coming with Everything New Except the Name, and That WiU live forever. Tickets on sale cirens day, without extra charge, at Pope Drug Company.