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H. C. BOYL1N
Lumberton, N. C.
The New Hospital
(The Lumberton Sanatarium.) .
My New Hospital is pow ready and open
for the reception of all non-contaerious dis
eases. I have a Corps of Competent
Nurses and a Well-Equipped Hospital -in
all Respects Am also prepared
to give
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT,
Any information as to prices, etc., will be
furnished on application to me.
Dr. N. A. Thompson,
PROPRIETOR,
Lumberton, : : : : N 0.
HEADLIGHT OVERALLS U
Union Made, The Best $2.00 Suit.
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Agent for Crossett Shoes, 3.50 and $4.00,
The Worth Shoes fof Ladies, $2.50 and $3.00.
Our Stock of Owl Brand Clothing for Men and Boys,
Prices from $2.00 to $15.00. Your next Suit.
100 Raincoats just received. Ask to see them $8.50,
$10.00 and $15.00.
The Lester Hats for Men $3. Fire works wholesale and retail.
Dolls and Toys, wholesale and retail.
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LUMBER BRIDGE LETTER.
Delightful Entertainment at Gra
ded School Thanksgiving Or
phans Remembered.
Written for The Rob!onln.
Lumber Bridge Graded School
treats the town and community
to something new, pleasing and
patriotic in the form of Thanks
giving exercises, which were held
Wednesday evening, so as to
reach the greatest number pos
sible. r The true spirit of Thanks
giving could not fail to quicken
anyoue, so fortunate as to be
present. The selections were
happily chosen and the senti
ment was in perfect harmony
with the occasion. The partici
pants of all grades did so well
that personal mention of anyone
would not be in good taste, un
less perhaps, a special thought
might be given to the beauty,
grace and dignity of the "Queen
of the Harvest," in the person of
Miss Katie Marley. It is always
right to speak well of a queen.
Her throne, erected in the midst
of an ideal harvest scene, sur
rounded and decorated with fruits
and flowers, shocks of golden
grain, baskets of corn, heaps of
potatoes, onions, melons and
pumpkins, more suggestive of a
bountiful harvest than our "cor
nucopia," made realistic the
thought that our very existence
is due to the God of the Harvest.
With this thought impelling us
to deeds of gratitude and loving
charity as with one accord each
pupil of the school, in a song of
praise, marches to lay his offer
ing' at the ieet of the Harvest
Queen, she rises from her throne
bids them take these gifts to
kens of genuine love and thank
fulnessto earth's more needy
ones, the orphan homes, where
plenty is a stranger and comforts
sparse and few .
The offerings of fruits or any
thing else the child might wish
to give bore evidence of the fact
that it 'was a keen pleasure to
these children to give to the fath
erless or motherless children of
our Oxford Orphanage. The value
of these gifts was more than
six dollars and a cash offering,
without taking up a collection,
amounted to nearly five dollars.
We feel very grateful to all the
teachers of our excellent school
for our Thanksgiving exercises
Such lessons cannot fail to make
better men and women of our
boys and girls. The following
programme was well executed:
Programme.
Responsive Reading and Prayer.
Greeting Gilbert Smith.
Song. America By School.
Onr President's Thanksgiving Proc
lamation A. B. Sykes.
Origin of Thanksgiving Day Cora
John.
Recitation, "Thanksgiving Day"
Pattie Johnson.
7. bong and March, boldier Boy First
and becond orades.
8. Little Pilgrims Third Grade.
Song, Jack Frost First and Second
Grades.
io. Why uur fathers Made 1 hanks
eiviiig Day Guy Kefauver.
ii. A Knyme 01 i nanitsgiving week
Fourth Grade trim.
12. Kecitation, l nanksgiving Day Neva
Sykes.
It. Why we Give Thanks Fourth
Grade Bovs.
14. Recitation, east lime of the Year
Edtfa Smith.
IS. oong, Carolina By bcnool.
16. Recitation, Gov. Bradford's Procla
mationForest Laucatter.
17. A Class of Patriots Sixth Grade
Boys and Girla
18. Recitation, Plymouth Rock Sadie
Johnson.
19. iableau John Aiuen and Pricula,
20. Harvest festival entire bchool.
21. Good Night Grady Marley. ,
Lumber Bridge, N. C.,Dac.lst
Death from Lockjaw
Never follows an injury dressed
with Buoklen's Arnica Salve. Its
antiseptic and healing properties
prevent blood poisoning. C harles
Oswald, merchant, of Kendselaers-
ville, N. x., writes: "It oared
Beth Burch, of this place, of the
ugliest sore on nis necs 1 ever
saw." Cures Cuts. Wounds, Burns
and Sores. 25o at all drug stoies
ROWLAND NEWS LETTER.
Methodists to Give Bazaar lor
Benefit oi Parsonage f r. Me
Cormlck and Bride Visit Rela
tives Miss McLeod and Mr
Srolti IVed-Uev. Mr. Bradley
Will be Transferred Personal
Mention.
Oornpt" liloe of 2Th- Rolv or ln ,
Mr. li. S. Bond spent several
days in Richmond the
last week.
first of i
Miss Eleese Roseman, of Clio,
spent Thanksgiving with Miss
Alice Saunders-
Register of Ded9 Bullock and of the First Presbyterian church
family ate their Thanksgiving of Fayetteville, briefly, but im
turkey with relatives here. jpressivcly performed the cere-
The ladies of the Methodist! mony. No invitations were is-
church will hold a bazaar
mencing December 13th , and'
as ting three days. The proceeds
will go towards completing the
parsonage and it hoped they will
be liberally' patronized.
Mjss Dera Drye, of Carolina,
S. G, spent several days at the
bome wf Mr- W. II- McCallumthe
atter part of the week.
Mr. James Gordon McUormick .
and bride, of Mariand, Fla., who, WOman of most lovable disposi
stopped over here on their bridal t,i0Q ani character and of rare
tour to visit relatives, nave re.
turned home. Mr, McCormick I
is an old Robeson county boy, '
being a brother of Mr. H. K. Mc-
Corm'ick, but has been in Florida
for the past ten years. He and j
his bride were given a cordial j
welcome and much regret is ex-
pressou at their early departure. !
MissHallic Lytch, who hasa!0
position in the graded school at
Bennettsville, spent TLanksgn-
ing with home folks.
iMiss Naomi Lytch, who is now
stenographer for a large Dillon
firm, was at .home for TLunks
givin. Mr. J. P. Smith, Jr., and Miss
Mary McLeod, two of our most
popular young people, wore mar
ried last Thursday afternoon at
the home of the bride's parents,
the "ceremony being most im
pressively performed by Rev. W.
T. Walker They boarded the
train immedi?4ely for Jackson
ville, Fla., where, they will spend
their honeymoon- Miss McLeod
is the charming daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. McLeod, while
Mr. Smith is the senior member
of the well-known nrm of Mc
Rimmon, SmitL & Co.
Mr. J. S. Funchess, an old
knight, but now doing a pros
perous wholesale fruit business
in Wilmington, was greeting his
friends here last Wednesday.
Rev. J. W. Bradley lesves
Tuesday for conference which
meets this year at Rocky Mount-
Having been stationed here for
the full limit of four years it be
comes necessary to trai.jfer him
to some other point. TLre is no
doubt that his four years here
have been productive of greater
good than was that of any of
his predecessors being endowed
with an unusual amount of ener
gy and having a heart full of love
for bis work, his achievements
here for the four years have oeen
little short of marvelous. Where
everhe may be sent be carries
with him the best wishes of a
host of friends.
Mr. Will Murchispn and friend,
Mr. Ross, of Dillon, were in
Rowland a short wh.Ie last Wednesday-
Mr. Uiyde Mcl "Uum went to
Fayetteville Saturuiyninhfc,com
ing back Monday morning.
" Kev- M r. Bailey, of Tim moas.
ville, S. C, filled the pulpit oi the
Asbpole Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning and was greet
ed by a largd and appreciative
audience.
Ellsworth Plums tead fil'ed the
boards at the opera honse last
Friday evening. The y esenta
tion was very credifcJ ,e an tht
audience went way we pl ed
Rowland, N. O , Dtc. ?rd. -
THOMPSON MONBOE.
Dr. ". A. Thompson and Mlsa
Katherlne Graham Monroe
Wed.
The marriage of Dr. N. A.
Thompson to Miss Katherine G.
Monroe was solemnized at the
Monroe homestead, near Man
chester, Cumberland county,
Wednesday, the 28th. It was a
quiet home wedding, only near
relatives of the bride and a few
I intimate friends being present.
(Rev. Watson M. Fairley, pastor
com-'sued. Cards reading as follows
have been received here:
Mr. Daniel Alexander Monroe
announces the marriage of his sister
Katharine Graham
to
Doctor Neill Archie Thompson
on Wednesday the 28th of November
one thousand nine hundred and six
Manchest r, North Carolina.
At hoine, Lumberton, North Carolina.
The bride comes of one of Cum
berland's oldest and most prom-
inent Scotch families. She is a
attractiveness. She was for a
snort time head nurse of the
Lumberton Sanitarium and while
nere made many friends, to whom
jt gives pleasure to know she
wni hereafter be a uerinanent
resident of Lumberton.
Dr. ThomDsonis native Rob-
esonian, but has been a resident
Lumberton for only a short
t; me. lie U the owner and
founder of the uuiaberton Sani
toriuin, which was made possible
only by his skill and energy. He
is popular with our people, both
as a mat and as" a physician and
has a large aad rapidly increas
ing practice.
A Mlllncry Tea.
Miss Maggie Pitman delight
fully entertained a number of her
friends at her home Friday even
ing. Each young lady had been
requested to bring an old un
trimed hat and some trimmings.
Later m the evening these hats
we-e presented to the young
men, also a needle and thread,
and the work began. It was
amusing to see the earnest looks
on their faces as they patiently
their needles When they had
finished the young ladies, amid
much laughter, put the hats on
and adjourned to the dining
room. The table was artistically
decorated in pink and green and
loaded with delicious fruits.
After much discussion It was
decided that Mr. James Beck
witn had made the most success
ful milliner and was given the
prize. The booby was given to
Mr.Ed.Fope. The prizes were de
livered by Miss Christine Gower.
f he young people then indulg
ed in games until the hour of de
parture and reluctantly said good
night, all voting Miss Pittman a
most charming hostess-
With Onr Advertisers.
A 150 acre farm is for reut. Ap
ply to A. E. White or A. W
McLean.
Notice of the dissolution of the
Kingsdale Store Ompany is pub
lished.
Thomas Stamps, executor, will
sell lauda January 7th.
A. E- White has a 7-rocm
Ldse for rent.
Simon Stevens forbids anyone
to hire his son. ;
Mrs. M. C. Hughes, Chadboura,
has a Louse and lot for sale.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char-
lotte, will be here the 18th.
J. T. Nicholson, Parkton, ha3 a
valuable farm for sal; cr rent.
J. W. Buck, the photographer,
is ready for business.
Whitrield& French call atten
lion to Christmas .ivecu.llies.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
' . K. MoLn . A . W. M
i. . XcCorwlek.
IcLEil, KcLEAK I flcCOSUCK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
I'MBKRTON. K C.
Jfflces on Sod floor of Bank of Lam
barton Building, Rooms 1, t, 8, A 4
nnrpt itentki given to all basin est.
OHAS. B. SKIPPER,
Attorney at Law,
LUMBERTON, - - - N. C
All business entrusted to him will re
,-eive prompt and careful attention.
Office in First National Bank Building
rfver Pot Office
E. M. BRITT,
Attorney at Law,
LCMBKRTOK, N. C.
Office upatairs in Argna Building.
All business promptly transacted.
Mclntyre & Iawrerice
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, .
LUMBERTON, : : Ni- C
" B. J. BRITT,
Attornsy at Law,
Lumberton, N. C
Office over Pope's Drug Store.
L O. PARVIN,
Contractor and Builder.
Lumberton, N. C
Plans, Specifications and Prices furn
ished os application.
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McLean & Black,
Attorneys at Law,
MAXTON, N. C
Office on and floor McCaskill Building,
Rooms 6-8. '
Dr. N. A. Thompson,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Lumberton. : : : : N. 0.
Office at Hospital.. Phone No. 41.
Down town office at Dr. McMillan's
Drug Store. Phone No. 75.
B.T ALLIN
F. D. CUTLISCT
Drs. Allen & Castlebury,
Dentists,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Iffice over Dr. McMillan's Drug Store.
DR. J. D. REGAN,
DENTIST,.
LOMBIBTON,- - N. 0.
)ffice in Shaw building, over Pope's
drug store
Dr. F. H PITMAN,
DENTIST.
ASHPOLE, - N. C
Dr. R. B. BEOKWITH,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his services to the people of Lum
berton and surrounding country.
Office in ie McLeod Building. Phon-
o. 6. Can be found at night at residence
toraet ly occupied by Mr. George M.
wcuneia. v
Dr. R. G. Roziek, Da. John Knox.
Drs. Rozier & Knox,
Physicians and Surgeons
Office at rear of Robeson County Loan
and Trust Company.
ARCHIE COLLINS,
ASHPOLE, N. C. '
Contractor and Builder and Dealer in
Builders' Supplies.
Special Attention Giren to all Applica
tions.
ft Tnino 01 Beauty l fl
Job forever.
On. Phntnorantia TlMiitifnl and Life
like, finished in the most np-to-date sty lea
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v.ome ana see onr wore we maae rsnu
ly Groujxss. View a. Rtc Come while the
weather is nleaaanfad bring the little
folks.1
E. JJ WATTS.
IUMBEKTON ART STUDIO.
Orer Pooe'a Drag Store.
Dr. ,W. A. McPhaul,
Physician and Surjeoti,
Ashpole, N. C
Office Phon j, No. 5. Res. Phone Now
Night cells answered prompt!.