THE ROBESON1AN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918.
AGK TWO
LAND SALE! The Alfred Britt Place-460 Acres
9 miles from Lumber ton, 4 miles from Buie, N. C, on Chicken Road, Cut in 40, 50 and 100 Acre Farms
Will Sell at Auction on the Premises
Wednesday
Ming
.23, 10:30 A. M. Shine or
This is efood cotton, corn and tobacco soil. Come, look it. over before the dav of sale n-na
, ' w "Vi" u tKnuuM nouses, o wjoacco Darns, plenty ol out buildings. One saw mill and cotton
gin m good running order. 300 or 400 thousand feet of large pine timber. About 200 acres of cleared land. You can make over a bale to the acre here
Again I ask you to come and see this farm. Greenback money given away at sale. Music by brass band. The ladies are invited. Only 1-4 cash, one two and three years on hal
Any man can buy land this way. Don't let this chance slip. And don't forget the day and hour, Wednesday, October 23, 10:30 a. m. Meet us there ' fiance.
iviurpny Brothers Land Auction Company
Of Greensboro, N. C. and Lumberton, N. C. r C Murnhv Mv i ...i- xt
IF YOU HAVE LAND TO SELL SEE THESE MEN OR WMTE TTHE COMPANY, LUmbertn' N' C
WITH ROBESON
SOLDIERS
One of Pershing's Veterans Now.
Mrs. Sabra Powell of East Lumber
ton has received the following letter
from her son:
August 21, 1918.
Dear Mother and Sister:
After quite a number of days 1
have the opportunity of again writing
to you.
It has been quite a while since I
heard from you but keep looking for
one in every mail. Guess I will get
one S'me day.
Mama, I really believe Sherman was
right, for war is hell.
I am in very good health at pres
ent, but have had a bit of trouble
with my teeth, or at least one tooth.
vjuess i win nave it pulled tomorrow
HERE AND THERE.
Notes Taken on the Road Visits to
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Fair Bluff and Spring Branch.
My trip to Fair Bluff was a pleas
ant one .1 found Rev. Mr. Stanfield
engaged in a meeting at the Metho
dist church. The Methodist folks have
a beautiful brick building in which
to worship and it speaks well for their
church pride and shows they feel that
the temple of the Lord should be equal
to, if not better than, the residences
of the people who worship at His
shrine.
Fair Bluff has many improvements
since I left there 19 years ago. To
day there are 21 stores. A good num
ber of them are built of brick and
would be creditable in a city much
larger than the one in which they dis-
tmj men cucniLecLurai Deauty. Many
of the old land-marks are there look-
Also mv Krpt. w Z T r'V" ; e oia land-marks are there look-
trouble but seems to be better todav "lgAatUral and serveft to bring
'At present we are enjoying a rest A j?eArday8 ofTthe Past
"behind the lines" and I we wire verv CWJLvW. Me58S?' L M- aild
much in need of one as weTaVhal SK2r tZ
7Z ""Orjix II SUUCU lU gtJLIltJr
" - aic uau
quite a bit of experience at the front.
with others whose names we omit be-
"Gets-It," a Liberty
Bottle for Corns!
There's Only One Genuine "Corn-Peeler"-Thaf
s "Gets-It"
Ever peel a banana? That's the
way "Gets-It" peels off corns. It's
the only corn treatment that will.
"Geta-It"is a guarantee that you
Uh ves. we aw enmo rf n 1 wuubc naaies we omit De-
.. x VJCUCI CU I CailCfl n- anas... TL 11 -
rersning's veterans of the A p p T - - ai- se are mere, snow
now. the A' E- F lnS1ausomte but not very greatly,!
When did von htr f - .le others have grown up, the youne
I haven't heard from her for morlwi0 fattr.actlve ladyhood' with
than a month . So you s I am K hov, ICfi8"8 "5 g0od looks' the
ing for mail from Several of you all nd S SS- CPS' to
at home. You had better hurrv ml , f uhl of Democ-
and write or I may get oSded SSV6 bSe!t f .our nation
"Poor kid." Too bad." But now S S me Sulte a bit of time
really, mama, couldn't youfind time 5eaarsfnhi8Xed
to drop me a hne once a week' I tLi- iSmi 1 ,
really would appreciate it as news J2?l iamson of the Wana
from home is always food for thoS w ffS0? f .S- c- ne to Fair
We have plenty o 'time f to read 94M aid,cims the possession
all the letter? we receivethough we ot? Za leastor a ef and I went
also have plenty of work to df but ZL?"d ?ent one -day and o
now that we are back for a rest it 5S?jn 7l C0Imun-ty I had the
feels mighty good to get mail Also J 6gC f hm.g a most excellent
we have time to write Also sermon preached by Rev. Mr. Tolar
Has Nel ever visited you yet? If 1 SL Tolar is a
not, when is she going to do so I Si LvaS- ?oltl t Rernert, who
Oh boy I would like to have some1 yea'rsaeo fh SCVeral
of the apples, peaches and other fruits) SSter fnnroL nTr- seen any
and watermelons. I haven't seen tt lnPoveient made m any sec
much fruit over here and S, th- n "S has Deen ade in this
prices are so doggone StfJ hf' LTdth JPg ?ra,nCh church' 1 a
francs a dozen (ll OO- Z zFEiZ to .that lt; extends on and on. as
80c to 90c a can. Wl f "l' yoi was at one time
No More Excuse for Corns or Corn-Pains Now!
wont finally have to gouge, pick.
Jek or cut out your corns. If you
want the pleasure of getting rid
?i..a T5or,-l- .bte sure to get "Gets
Ic ? is Its wonderful formula,
that has made ''Gets-If the corn
millions than any other corn treat
ment on earth. A few drops on any
.t ca;llut-. that's alL It can't
stick. It is painless, eases pain.
You can kick your ,corny, feet
around, even in tight shoes, and your
f,advand 2ork' dance, live, love
an(dLST,Ja8.Jthough without corns.
. Vts-1" the guaranteed, money-
S2;tkSn"rfn2Xr the only sure
wf' psts but a trifle at any drug store.
MT 'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111.
Sole in Lumberton and recommend
ed as the world's best corn remedy by
Pope Drug Co. 3
arms.
Sept. 24, 1918.
W. W. WILLIS.
A Lonesome Time Sunday.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
eat much of that .7". a55.lor OI tfte Spring Branch church
So you see I have 4 months A?halT Blu? on morning train
due. Well, I hope I don't get much of til g T o u a"d rema?"ed there n
H go I get back to the ,ood oil fs a7 nX?
Jii 1 ?11tSS 1 wi" have to dose
for today. Hope to write more in a
day or two.
) nrr iovm? son
5GT. EMORY PREVATT
A. "D." Bg. Inf., A. E. F.
wv" w-cic iui years
but I am used to this kind of company
I will close this hastily written let-
fra 38 TrSh t0 SOr t0 EIr0rl n nt
tram. The news from the front is
encouraging today-and it makes us
leel proud over the success of Allied
Mother's Tender Flowers"
Watch the tongue of your young!
Children droop and wither if
Fairmont, Oct. 7. It was such a
lonesome time around Reedy Branch
yesterday as there was not any meet
ing at the church on account of that
tieffZl I"fluea. I hope that the
good brothers and sisters that put
their faith in God will not let the sick
suffer for the like of our attention as
God tells us to visit the sick. He
uuesn c say what kind to visit. If we
don't go m ye can take some nourish-'
ment close by where they can get it I
BrL, hnk wy tave decided at Reedy
Brench not to have the singing con-
as nnr wiJi ul?aay ?n tins month
ealth, doctor thinks it best
S2tto Public gatherings, and we
..- w ue luyiti to our country S"d
j Mr Joe Brooks and wife sDent -J
few pleasant hnnv. t, r..8?6"? c
also Mrs. T.ntW t ' u&. .esraay.
i r ""uo, wno arrived
Vuiy a weelis ago, also Miss
Bettv .Tarohs QT1l t.tj if.i.' , miss
tvtIj.iT " "shs xviaDei iunt
homf fh -fright to Cat
na,wr-.aaay school, no
r-vvmg ttt Lne cnurch.
'
ouehly dean the litUe liver and' howl - ,0 geMlj'' yet ,hor
The, taste sSToS Sdt, T jUSt dandy fo'
W eve. when cos., bUiou, J S. EVt CaXed ' ,ake
f" 8nd do" children ed one
Hie Joy Of
Coaiiag Motherhood
- uj aenilflr),
tk a.. -'- MOJSEJ ft , VI
the utawrtSSStoiSlfw And lt 18 of
fort be nS2s her com-
ThM. I-
ntit-V V10 muscles of the Stnm,rA
mnw. it makes the m iT" T na. "
ey expand easily win kTk i"1.ant: that
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It ennw &-Saf a"d" wonderfully -frZZ
muscle anj tenJon is SSSjv fle7 tDerve-
Mother's FnVnrt Ja TOUgMJr bricated.
field Reator'co PWB?d b Brad-
van, iney will man At-
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Department Store
BHlBBBkA fc mmm. m mm m
N. C.
dNSlnd Jto-Wear, Dress Goods,
-Notions, Shoes, Hats and a Beautiful Line
of Millinery.
anT in of r suits,and suk ana w01 Dmses 18 mpiete- L0D
to! r-'-to-wear ever been shown in one
22 IT Car0 y" to - - m . ana convince
" " WS SaVe from " to $10.00 on each coat suit, dress or long coats
Mes' and children's coat snits, dresses and coats at the old tune prices
Sweater, nnderwear homespnns. shirts, ontings, gowns, shirtings, hed spreads, Bath Tic
Onr Men s hne sts for fall md
Boys' suits from $1.95 to $1850.
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 FDICMn i
HARRY WEINSTEIN
C l . - FAIRMONT, N. C.
Special Prices from i e. X . . . .
A w vjcrooer iyth, 1918.