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THE ROBESONIAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1918
OVERSEAS CASUALTY LIST.
ames of North and South Carolin
ians That Have Appeared Since
Last Report.
vames of the following North and
South Carolinians have appeared in
the overseas casualty lists since last
ninnrlaV
' Kill1 in action: Lieut. C. D. Brux,
Charleston, fi. (,; oergeants L.. C.
Graves, Pageland, S. C; C. H. New
Hartsville, S. C; Corporal Y. Z.
Weeks, Cedar Point, N. C; Elmer
snoncer, Salisbury, N. C; I H. But
ler Tryon, N. C; H. M. Denny, Dur
N. C; R. S. Mclntyre, Altama
haw, N. C; A. D. Powers, Laurens,
o r Privates E. L. Coggins, Marion,
c'o Bedenbough, Leesville, S. C.J B.
j Folk, Newberry, S. C.J G. M. Hill,
o 1, Florence, S. C.j L. H. Fowler,
rm-deiias, N. L.; u. fit. bimmons, Bel
ton S. C; L. R. Thorpe, Charlotte,
v r J. H. Johnson, Gaffney, S. C;
1 H. Kington, Sandy Ridge, N. C;
j avnes, iNewDerry, o. l,.; k. m. mc
Graw. Concord, N. C.J Walter Pruitt,
Henderson, N. C; W. O- Shuler, Or
angeburg, S. C.j E. W. Sports, Morris
ville, S. C; C. A. Cobb, Angier, N. C;
1 C. Branson, Benton ville, N. C; B.
Davis, Calhoun Falls, S. C; J. G.
Farmer, Biltmore, N. Cj M. E. Fisher,
Grambling, S. C.J H. C. Garvin, White
Rock, S. C; Lloyd Harris, Marshall
berg, N. C; W. O. Leazer, Fort Mill,
S. C.; R- E. Spivey, Sanford, N. C;
James Hart, Union, S. C; G. C. Odom,
Greenville, b. .
Died of wounds:. Lieut. R. H. John
son, Mount Tabor, S. C; Corporals W.
K. Barefoot, Dunn, N. Cj Charley
Harris, Chappell, S. C.J J. R. Living
ston, Prosperity, S. C.J Bugler W. R.
Barrett, Garysburg, N. C.J Mechanic
V. R. Bratton, Charlotte, N. C.j Pri
vates Garland Styers, Clover, S. C;
T J. Perry, Belvidere, N. C.j George
Sharp, New Hope, N. C.j Ellis Ruff,
Valdese, N. C; G. W. Chavis, Ben
nettsville, S. C; Crawford Lindsay,
joe, N. C.; Jess Cousin, Roxboro, N.
C.; L. E. Davenport, Anderson, S. C;
Harry McGowan, Stephen, S. C; M. D.
Martin, Durham. N. C; Will Weathers,
China Grove, N. C.J L. C. Welborn,
Statesville, N. C.J D. M. Williams,
Grifton, N. C; G. R. Yelverton, Stan
tonsburg, N. C.
Died of disease: Sergeant R. L. Mc
Kee, Walhalla, S. C; Corporals Seth
Prior, Fountain Inn, S. C; T. G. Thom
ason, Edward, N. C; W. W. Kebb,
Macclesfield, N. C; Wagoners G. W.
Clyburn, Kershaw, S. C; T. G. Wall,
Walnut Cove, N. C.J Privates John
Bridgeman, Weldon, N. Cj Lon Eason,
Four Oaks, N. C.J R. T. Fletcher, Mc
Coll, S. Cj M. B. Perry, Raeford, N.
C; R. L. Bowen, McAdenville, N. C;
R. A. Justice, Hudson, N. C; Loftin
Matthews, Angier, N. C.j K. W. Out
law, Winnabow, N. C; Sam Frazier,
Youngs Island, S. C
I WAS FULL OF PAIN ALL
THE TIME, BUT NOW I AM
IMPROVING RIGHT ALONG
"tt-S How She Wa,
nvxuu complication of Stomach Disorders.
"I SLEEP MUCH BETTER NOW," SHE SAYS
When the course of the food through
the alimentary canal is imposed by
sluggish action of the liver or bowels
the food remains undigested, and as a
result it ferments.
This gives rise to poisonous gases
which crowd about the heart, and
cause dizziness and choking sensations,
as well as irregular action of the
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Special Bargains
Shaken, N. C.
Died of disease: Privates W. C.
Chavis, North, S. C; J. P. Cochran,;
Concord, N. C; Simpson Cohen, Greer,!
S. C: W. R. Gav. Fountain. N. C -
Galen Robinson, Atlantic, N. C; Hen
ry Thomas, St. Matthews, N. C; W. A.
Clark, Bolton, N. C; G. E. Cook, Elon
College, N. C; Henry Gilliard. Hem
ingway, S. C; A. M. Johnson, Derita,
. tl. a. Kirknatnck. Bluff. N. C
, V 7 - - T ;
heart
The liver struggles to remove the
poisons from the hlnnd
' 7 A1""y ians, auowmg the Jfi. J. Johnson, Manning, S. C,; E. M
10uns uu pass on to every part of the Maynard, Durham, N. C; M. H. Rid
numan system. Complications arise, die, Grey Court, S. C; Charlie Terrell,
: " aci.uua uiseases, nervous rtoxDoro, JN. (J.
uicdAuuwn, ana even aeath
The earlier deranwrnpne n-F v,Q
digestive system are such as are de
scribed by this interview with Mrs.
Pinkie Hall, the well known resident
of 408 Lowe Street, Greenville. She
also point the way to cure through the
use of the new herb-and-root medi-
cine, Dreco. This is what she says:
-r.o a icsun oi wnai seemea a slight
case of stomach trouble my liver and
kidneys became affected. I suffered
from constant headaches and was
much distressed by persistent consti
pation. I couldn't eat and couldn't
sleep. Things kept going from bad to
worse until some friends prevailed up
on me to try the new root medicine,
Dreco. I have now taken two bottles
of Dreco and while I am not entirely
well I certainly am feeling a lot differ
ent. I was full of Dain all the time
but now I am improving right along.
I sleep much better now and my food
does not distress me. I am glad to
recommend Dreco highly to all my
irienas.
Dreco is now dispensed by better
class druggists everywhere and is par
ticularly recommended in Lumberton
by all good druggists.
Wounded severely: Privates L. A.
Bowen, Henderson, N. C; H. C. Huff
man, Reepsville, N. C; M. K. Jones,
Siler, N. C; C. H. Hollowell, Hobbs
ville, N. C.
Wounded, degree undetermined :
Corporal Roy Arrowood, Leicester, N.
C; Cook C. W. Hill, Fountain Inn, S.
Privates ti. J. Ballard, Cumber
land, N. C; C. S. Mills, Columbus, S.
C; Davis Rabon, Coal Springs, N. C.
Missing in action: Corporals C. W.
Robertson, Mount Airy, N. C; E. K.
Whitaker, Nashville, N. C; Privates J.
H. Monroe, Concord, N. C; H. B.
Plynn, Tucapau, S. C; William Brady,
Newberlin, N. C; John Kirby, Hud
son, N. C; John Sparks, Green Moun
tain, N. C; G. A. Shields, Hunters
ville, N. C; H. P. Russell, Concord,
N. C.
THE WORLD WAR.
Our buyer, Mr. A. Weinstein, returned from his second trip to the
north a few days ago, and the new .goods have been arriving every
day.. Our store is over-crowded. with goods, as he made a very
large deal, and from now until Christmas we are going to turn loose
these goods at sale prices. We are prepared to save you money
your winter purchases- and urge that you pay us a visit and see
the many big values we have to offer.
BIG LINE OF LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S COATS,
ALL STYLES AND MATERIALS. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE
FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR
LINE.
Gray, Clayton, N. C; L. M. Moore,
Henderson, N. C: G. F. Mixon, Fair
fax, S. C; A. H. Moricle, Reidsville,
JN. U.; U. E- Nelson, Patterson, N. C;
Robert Fowler, Simpson ville, N. C:
Russell Gregory, Topton, N. C; J. F
Matthews, Angier, N. C; Layton Sut-
tles, Seneca, S. C; Allen McDonald,
Grandview, N. C; S. S. Paysour Lin-
colnton, N. C.
Killed in action: Privates C. P
Cobb, Pinetop, N. C; V. P. Carran,
AvthnT Rai-er Fletcher. N. C: C. D. Trammell. Whit-
Whitmire, S. C.; Henry Bullock, Bai-jties S. C; R. M. Wilson, Great Falls,
ley, N. C; James McNeill, K. 1, Fern- y ,
broke, N. C; R. J. Lattimore, Shelby, Died of wounds: Privates J N
v r r r miv niin. N. C, Os-iHensan, Campobello, S. C; E. L. Holy-
car Smith," Proximity, N. C. O. J. I geld, Rusk, N. C.; Johnnie Johnson,
Chappell, Winfall, N. C.J K. E. Battle,: oprinyiieiu. o. v, .; uuugias v. ra
Jacksonville, N. C; B. J. Corey, Ay-1 Stonewall Hotel, Wilmington N C.
den, N. C; Arthur Edwards, Gaffney, Dfed cf disease: &eut S J. Hawes,
S. C; Henry McGee, Starr, S. C.J U. L. BelWn N. C.; Corporal Major Lind
Milter, Seneca, S. C; Pinkney Parson, Williamston, S. C.; Cook Billie
Hnvia Stntmn S C - T E. Small. Al- '"-asl. - V lu,fl,'".lu
i lt . , t - 7 j t- -i n
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Two volumes are now ready for de- j
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The Fourth and Fifth volumes will
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$1.50 with order and $1.50 a month.
Mail your order NOW to
J. T. NORSWORTHY,
L- B. 872, Lumberton, N. C, Phone 16.
on i 2.
BEAUTIFUL COAT SUITS
Prices cut to please you.
LARGE LINE OF SKIRTS
$4.49 to $12.50, all kinds.
DRESSES IN SERGE, JERSEY, VARIOUS SILKS, POPLINS, Etc.
BEAUTIFUL MODELS, PRICES $6.75 to $37.50.
YOURS FOR BIG VALUES.
A. WEINSTEIN'S
Department Store
Lumberton,
m
North Carolina
. tt: n xt . tt' i :
bemarle, N. C; John Woodward, Corn- "w ""V i Y t
well, S.C.; J.L.Pender, Wilson, N. C; gasel, Georgetown, S. C; Ckrnd L.
J. A. Prince. Anderson, S. C; J. F. Hayeg, R. 2, Whiteville, N. C.; J. C.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS -
-1 rt j ( n -xt T TT
Wilkes, Patrick, S. C.J P. E. Jolly, Of- Lia.m tesvme, iN - enj. nu n
.noKnV a r t. H anmmerville.lWilson, N. C; Don Anglm, Burnsyihe
S. C; Rufus Prince, Lamar, S. C; A.
B. Simmons, Easley, S. C.j Lawrence
Davis, Montclair, S. C.J O. B. Best,
Callins, Cowpens, S. C; J. T. Hol
land, Nebo, N. C; J. T. Parker, Sun
bury, N. C; T. A. Phelps, Milton, N.
Cj Sam Skelton, Anderson, S. C.
Wounded seveely: Sergeant L. S.
Whittle. Batesbure. S. C; Private
John Smith, Ehrhardt, S. C.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Private J. C. Starnes, Albemarle, N.
C; C. E. Glenn, Black Mountain, N.
C; Harmon Hatchell, Hartsville, S. C.
Wounded slightly: Corporals R. E.
Snruill. Elizabeth Citv. N. C: E. S.
White, Middlesex N.C, Privates R C. sffi ,N. C
Cochran, Reidsville, N. C; R. L. Goff, w ; , , tnUtW:
DR. H. T. POPE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given treatment
of skin cancer.
LUMBERTON, N. C,
Office over Pope Drug Store.
SMALL TRACT
OF
STEPHENS & BARNES
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
LUMBERTON, N. C.
N. C .: Hard Times Corder. R. 4, Chin
quapin, N. C; William Dillard, Sylva,
N. C; H. L. Green, Jackson, N. C;
W. P. Harrell, Colerain, N. C; L. H.
Houlston, Windsor, N. C; J. L. Holder.
Severn, N. C; John Moore, Cheraw,
S. C; Grover Role, Fort Mill, S. C; xtvn-P
D. J. Williams, Grifton, N. C; S. A. -t" JSKJ.1I
Wilcrtn Spnt.land Neck. N. C: R. H. Attorney-at-Law
Wright, Ivanhoe, N. C; L P. Pourch. Offices over Pope Drug Company. Will
Granite Falls, N. C; Theodore Spires, practice in all courts. Prompt atten-
-ppsPs. S. C: H. N. Stafirall, Draper, tion given to all business
NT r A . R. C. Odom. Bolton. N. C.
Wounded severely: Privates G. A. T. A. McNEILL, JR.
Brandon, Jonesville, S. C; E. A. Scar- Lumberton, North Carolina,
borough, Sumter, S. C; J. B. Chap- will practice in all courts. Business
man, Taylorsvilie. JN. o.; a. w. jmi- attended to promptly
LAND
Remember
Fountain, N. C.J Prentis Wilson, Ea
gle Springs, N. C.
Tfnnmc! 3 and 4 McLeod buildine. cor
Wounded slightly: Private rranK ner Elm and 4th Streets
Field. El mCltv. N. C.
Wounded. degree undetermmeo : THOMAS CLARENCE JOHNSON
. . i m I V 111! Illll'll. UCUICTC IUW
Missing in action Corporals L , i. c Henry Warneke, Aiken, S.
Clemmons, Supply, N. C; T. C. John- . oas rQi snw Hill N.
o 1 1 tit -i l I fiivaico vi" "") "
C R. F. Wilkie, Converse, S. C.
Mount Airv. N. C: C. L. Dickerson, , V cuoanf. w x?
omithlield, N. C; t.. J . riiggins, wew Charleston. S. C: J. T. Trout-
acm x i v h. iicrhv Nfiwnerrv. ' , . T . x
, , ' man, Htatesvnie, in. o., x-umuxc
LH Pr1Vtelt Ur- 5 orff0rQ' F. r nett Heaton, N. C; C .M. Morris, Con-
vl' 2 C LE- I" L0tt' SalUr' ra?v' F cord, N. C; W. L. Underwood, Trinity,
W. Murphy Spray , N. C.J Cary E. A Corporals J. D. Meriott, Provi-
onengrove, Ked bprings, in. veion dence S C: F. O. Gaskins, Chester-
. I i. . . v Ti-:n rn. O
field, S. U.; U. Ok. mmei, lutayou,
M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE OVER McMILLAN'S
Rooms 4-5-6-7.
PHONES
Office 47, Residence 175.
Bo a Joy-Walker,
"Gets-irior Corno
2 Drops, 2 8econdi- Corn It Doomed 1
When you almost die with your
hoes on and corns make you almost
walk sidewaya to get away from
the pain, take a vacation for a min
ute or two and apply 2 or 3 drops
t. a. McNeill
Lawyer
Land titles and law of executors
relVP Tlfch aw TE B and administrators special attention.
Sl5;-SlU'SChWT. G Howell'. Office, Fifth street, west of First
1 o r . t r ' wi.it, r.on- National Bank. Practice m ail courts
awaiisseit. o. - .. j , --
Lumberton, N. C.
81-2 acres on the
Elizabethtown road
Aggie Blount, colored
PLACE
Good home for working man,
with comfortable house. Will
be sold at Public Auction at
Court House door in Lum
berton
Monday, December 9th
at 1 1 o'clock a. m.
Martha Plunkett, Owner
Maxcy L. John, Attorney
Laurinburg, N. C.
onrH N C W. J. West. Kershaw, S.
C: Wagoner (J. M. jjuiiman, oparuu- Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson
burg, S. C; Privates Charlie cranam, JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Seneca, SL C; KODerx ero k, "V Att.vs nH Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON. N. C.
" d iww Hoprnti N C n Practice in State ana reaerai courts
C.; R E- Mab7'!cnndnersan'c T J Notary Public in Office. Offices over
H. Shearer, Anderson, S. U, I. Nstioal Rank.
Jones, East Flat Kock, . ju. v.
Ml XT il . T XT Mnirta
Hofler,uatesvuie,. w;- w McLean Dickson McLean
Franklin N. U ; L. R. Varser Junius J. Goodwin
beville, S. C., F. C Mcuaae, lucapau, vapssd Xr MrLEAN
S C A d Uwens, wesiminsier, o. i " 1 1
r - W T Thaffgard, Cedar Creek, N. Attorneys-at-Law.
C' J. JenKir.S, INSW ceni, 11. u-i uu.s " '-,.
A fi Avcue Alert. N. C; B. M. Hen- of Lumberton building.
A. O. Ayscue awi tcIpv i.ttmrrrtom. NORTH CAROLINA.
son, iampoDtMiu, o. x. . ,
neau, S. C.; W. A. Clark, Chapel Hill,
When in need of winter goods, we are headquarters for ev
erything in ladies', misses, children's and men's furnishing.
An elegant line of ladies' and children's coats, shoes, hose,
etc. at lowest prices for MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY.
A full line of the CELEBRATED BATES SHOES for men
also a full line of Wolverine WORK SHOESabsolutely the
best made.
Men's and Boys' Suits and overcoats a nice selection at
good prices.
Our stock is complete, our prices are most reasonable and
we appreciate your patronage.
COME TO SEE US.
N. c!; G. P. Overby, Macon, N. C.
Died of wounds: rrivate n..
TV) iVi Rntpshnr?. S. C.
Died of Accident: Lieut. J. S. Gantt,
w;cw S. C Privates Torrance
Moon, Prosperity, S. C; H. E. McCoy,
J. D. REGAN
DENTIST
McNeill Building
Next Door to Post Office.
See Our
Work,
and get our
prices before
placing an order
for any kind of
monumental
work.
Lumberton Marble & Granite Co
J. H. Floyd, Prop.
Lumberton,
(7
"My Corn. Peel Clean Off, With 'GeU-It' "1
rt the world's magic and only gen
uine corn-peeler. "Gets-It." Then,
and then only, will you be sure that
vour corn will loosen from your toe
so that you can peel It right oir
KloriouBly easy with your ringers.
Take no chances of continued pain
'ind soreness why use greasy, irri
tating salves, plasters that shirt
and press Into the "quick," razors
Mia "digKers" that make corns Dleea
nd also grow faster? Use painless,
easy, always sure "Gets-It." There s
nly one like it in the worldthat s
"Oets-It." Millions have tried ana
K.'d it for years. It never falls.
, "Oets-It." the guaranteed, money
hack corn-remover, the only' sure
way, costs but a trifle at any drug 1 Btore.
'S't'd by E. Ijiwrence fc Co.. Chlcaao. Jli
For gale by Pope Drug Co.
Lumberton, N. C.
. nui-DTiarn LETTERS.
List of advertised letters remaining in the
Lumberton, N. C, postoffice for the week end-
r . n 1 ft 1 Q
V,lMfaB Bert Bradley, Thomas Barnes, Miss Lo-
ena Beatie. Miss Carne Bell .e..
Miss E tfit Bowen, mrs. ' --.
Frank Careen, John Hirpien. Mrs Lula Inman
James Jones. Mway y
i. Lnar iullc ....v., -
Stephen Mclntyre R. C. Lawrence
James D. Proctor
McINTYRE, LAWRENCE &
PROCTOR,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
KlHtaC Salasar, Mrs. Saba Thompson, Mrs. Prompt attention given to all business
ai!. T:vlor. Miss Elizabetn m. vyiu.u...
TenlZ tor the above will please
call ior uva.rv-vni- ptm!lstpr.
) ij . rivDii"!
kt ii'Vion Trrn'll mn!n a I
1 N c V c I Lull ten vyiivii 11 "
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
5bl Rp nrcuared. Thousands rely
OV -.. x MT 2 - , - T I
mi Tlr Thomas' Ec ectic Uli. lour
druggists sell it. 30c and 60c.
RUSSELL S. BEAM, M. D.
Lumberton, - - N, C.
Practice limited to Eye, Eai
Nose, and Throat.
Office closed for duration c
war,
LOANS NEGOTIATED
ON IMPROVED
FARM LANDS
(Robeson, Scotland ft Hoka
Counties)
$2,000-00 to $50,000.00
.FIVE YEARS
5 1-2K Interest
A. T. McLEAN
Lumberton, N. C
J. D. McLean Co.
Incorporated.
Fairmont's Leading
Department Store.
! For baby's croup, Willie's daily cuts
1 and bruises, mother's sore throat,
i r.ranrlma's lameness Dr. Thomas' Ec
, lectic Oil the household remedy. 30c
I ana ouc.
INSURE TO DAY
YOUR LIFE, HEALTH, AND PROPERTY.
Southern Life & Trust Co., Old Colony Insurance Co.,
GreensSoro, N. C. Boston, Mass.
Continental Casualty Co., Westchester Fire Insurance Co.,
Chicago, EL New York, N. Y.
"TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE."
C. V. BROWN, Ag't.
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