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VAGS TWO ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH 9 o ft uaran to the Consumer If, after using' the en tire contents or can according' to directions, you are not satisfied in every respeCfc, your grocer will refund, the money you paid for it. Luzianne - must please you. IUZIANNE coffee The Reily -Taylor Company New Orleans OS I GROCERIES I Heavy and Fancy Groceries. Hay, Grain, Shipstuff, Molasses Feed, Etc. Our stock of groceries, heavy and fancy, is continu ally turned over and so kept absolutely fresh. We sell for cash, and therefore for LESS. We do not deliver, therefore we save the cost of delivery and instead give the customer the benefit of the saving. This should certainly interest every prudent and conservative buyer. We in vite you to come to our grocery and make a trial purchase and you'll be convinced of the quality of our groceries and the saving in price. Yours for business, 0 0 ; Letter Ernest Allred. CaD.318M.G.Bri. A. P. 0. & 91, Feb. 3rd. Dear Brother:- This leaves me well. Am off on a 11-day furlough at Aixles-Baine, France. Very cold here; snows most every day; very deep on mountains in sight of us. Have not been back with my company very long. Was in a hospital three months, but got out well. Was wounded in three places and was lucky to get out alive. I was in Germany 36 days, and 26 days in a German hospital; was treated well by the German doctors; the worst part was I got little to eat. Think I killed my part of the Huns in the fight I was in. Was under fire for two d. ; and one night. Glad I got out alive, and hope we'll soon come home. Have had a good rest here and plenty of good things to eat. Will rejoin my com pany the 5th, my furlough expiring then Etc. Your brother, Ernest J. Allred. That Union Revival. (Contributed) Rev. A. G. Melton proposes to enter into a union revival (netting with all the churches and people of Roberdel, Han nah Pickett and Entwistle mills. My view of the matter is that we can well afford to set aside our denominational views and enter into this work for the salvation of the unsaved of our commun ity and for the edification of our churches. The Bible teaches us that where there there is unity there is strength and that divided we fall. And I believe that one of the secrets of our church weakness of today is that we stand too far apart. I believe that every man ought to believe something and stand upon it, but we should not let that something stand be tween us and the salvation of souls. Let's hear from the pastors and people cf the several churches of the community. U. S. WEBB. R. A. MANSHIP 1 PHONE 212 (Two doors from Stephenson-Belk store). 0 0 Dcn't trifle with a cold it's dangerous You can't afford to risk Influenza. Keep always at hand a box of CASCARAM QUININE Standard cold remedy for SO Years hi tablet form safe, aure, no opiates breaks up a cold in 14 hour relieve grip in 3 days. Money back if it f aila. The genuine box haa a Red top, with Mr. Kill's picture. At All Drug Stores. Only Days Two More . IN WHICH TO ATTEND THE Free Cooking g Demonstrtion OF THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE THE RANGE WITH A REPUTATION Don't miss this opportunity to see and hear Prof. Becker, the world's renowned chef. He shows the ladies how to make cooking a pleasure and not a bur den. He serves all the dainty cakes in fact, every thing he bakes to the ladies present. Free lectures and practical demonstration in the art of economical cooking: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 2 TO 5 O'CLOCK. - at - Valuable Real state AT if w F3 yf? FRIDAY, MARCH 7th 10 Splendid Small Farms, 67 to 197 acres each. THE HUSSAW FARM subdivided, on Rockingham and Jackson Springs road; also on Rockingham and Hoffman road, four miles from Hoffman and eight miles from Rockingham. Both roads splendid sand-clay roads. Richmond county has over 600 miles of sand-clay roads. The farms will be sold on easy terms, at your own price. We will take cotton at 30c for the entire set tlement or U. S. Government Bonds at par. This property is well located, with good buildings, splendid two-story dwelling, out-buildings, etc., and seven tenant houses. Be sure to attend this sale, which begins at 10:30 a. m. Friday, March 7th, 1919. Sale conducted for Geo. D. Hodgin, Winston-Salem, by Atlantic Coast Realty Co. PETERSBURG, VA. and GREENVILLE, N. C UCTION SAL Saturday Mules and Farm Machinery Having sold my farm and therefore not needing these items, I will offer at public auction in front of the courthouse at Rock ingham at two o'clock on Saturday, march 8th, the following, towit: ' . 2 good farm mules 1 disc harrow 1 grain drill 1 mowing machine 1 hay rake 1 stalk cutter 1 2 -horse wagon 1 4-wheel auto trailer ALL THE ABOVE ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. Sale begins at 2 o'clock in front of courthouse, Rockingham, Saturday, March 8th. , Nathan W. LeGrand Hamlet ...... (Successor to Hunter L. Land.) Co.! H IMS ON Go IilIo
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