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TTIE ROBXSOXIAX. THUHSDAY, CCT0E2R 1, 1914.
). STORAGE
'Plans-Perfected to Relieve
Stcraw SiUtaii m in South. ! Use Like Cold Cream to Instantly
Washington Pipatch. Uchi"kd Clear the
Arranrrerncnls wore perfected today Sulphur, says a renowned dermatol
liy the Inter-lvatc O.Hnrr-erce Commis- ojrist, just common bold-sulphur made
. '. ' tkQ Ti-natnrv into a thick crsum will soothe and
Ptur.itnirnt Oi?" Federal Reserve
Board to relieve the cotton storage
situation in t'.e South.
Tbefe bravelu's of 'the Government
have joined in assisting cotton plant,
crs and railways of the South in
mpftino- the extraordinary demand foi
the storage of cotton occasioned by bold-sulphur crearrt and apply it to
' ' tne irritated parts the same as you
t ne European wai. would any cold cream.
The commission in an announcement i For many years common bold-sul-of
new taruT and traspcrtation regu- phur has occupied a secure position
lations made today, says that "for,in the Practice of dermatology and
., ' r ... . cutaneous affections by reason of its
the purpose o. providing temporary , tg Jest inff ' rt It is
warehousing space for the storage of not oniy parasiticidal, but also anti
cotton, under arrangements approved pruritic, antiseptic and remarkably
-bytha Secretary of the Treasuury and : healing in all irritable and inflamma
the Federal Reserve Doajd; and for ! tor conditions of the skin. While
. . , . not always effecting a permanent
tne purpose of permitting the carriers . cure it never fajia to instantly sub
to recognize the waehonsss as points ; due the angry itching and irritation
for the storage of cotton, in order keal the Eczema right up and it is
that such points should be given the.!ofte.n ycars lat bfe.fore ,?ny eruPtion
f j again appears on the skin.
State Commerce Commission has au
thorized the carriers of the South to
publish and file tariffs establishing on
their lines rulc3, regulations and
charges governing the storage of cot
ton during the year ending August
31, 1915."
The new regulations are expected not
ily to nlim flu 'r' ;!.
but more importantly, the financial
situation which, to cotton planters,
has become serious on account of the
difficulty in marketing the cotton crop.
With warehouse receipts for their
cotton - the planters will be able to
realize at once upon it and then may
await a favorable time for forwarding
f h crop to fjjfal. destinations. . The
expense, of thir shipments -and ware
housing has been fixed at a minimum.
Following are the commission's reg
ulations, which the railways are au
thorized to put into effect immediate
ly upon filing of the tariffs:
'1. Cotton shipped for warehousing'
and rcshipment must be consigned to nne' on ine ?m"n? l V-nnn nnn
. ' , , . , . Hast year, we should lost $o,000,000
the warehousing point and freight g a net fit of $800000
paid on basis of the full local rate,the riter says.
-upon which tho delivery agent" will J The V.-C. company then suggests
give paid freight receipt, which the , that each cotton grower pay a liberal
holdr of the cotton should retain for ! per cent, of his debt and the company
the, purpose of securing reshipping
pr:vil;ge. '
"2. Upon rcshipment ' from the
warehousing point, the shipper will be
upper will be ; rive uuuita ui
the agent of ' K?dy cured T I
- xi I Superior Court, xai
tton into the,sciatic rheumatism.
required to surrender to
the line bringing ths cot
warehousing point the paid freight bill i
ccverir.jp that identical cotton. . Th
r.-mber of bales, marts and weio-hM
of cotton, as forwarded from the ware
v j. . .. ; ,'
h.. -.Mng point, mu?t co.niorm to the
paid freight hill, and in addition the
: ' i-Tc r wjjl b? requiivd to certify on
I' . br.ck' .f the the naid freight bili
- . . . ,
-. t the cotton tonder-d is the loen.
iui cstto.i ree:ive(i hereunder. The j of vegetable ingredients of the high
shipper will also t.e required to sur-ist purity.' When you suffer these
render to thj railway agent at the
tinn of r-'liirmsrst t!..? hi"' of lading
covering ;t;i i mov3ment oi the cottjn
of the cotton in to the warehousing
point unless the bill of lading fof
such shipment shall have been pre
viously surrendered to the railway. ;
Reshipping Rules.
"3. Thereupon the agent will issue
a through bill of lading to the fur.
ther final destination at the througtt
rate from the point of origin to
fuch further final destination in ef.
feet at the time of the original ship
ment into the warehousing point, plus
thres cents a hundred pounds, provid
ed such further final destination is n
point to which there are established
through retss in effect from the origi
nal point of shipment via the ware
housing point via. the warehousing
point (provided, that atthe option of
any interested line the
minimum'1
through rate will be that from the I
warehousing point plus the stoppage
charge of three cents a hundred '
founds.) Where the rate from the
original point of shipment to suc'i
further destination is less than the
rate from the original point of ship,
ment to the warehousing point, plus
the stoppage charpre of throe cents a
hundred pound? will be charged as a
minimum.
"4. Shipments will be way-billed
out of the warehousing point at tho',
ii.io '... ,1.. ... , ' , . i
iaiiic ui int.- VAV.I, piUS StOppaff.3
cii3rg of .three tents a . hundred
TK-jnds. Ths distribution b rever.aa
h.'-t-v;-ci'".-'i-i';-:r; ti' rhsll be on
basis of thro.;'; r?.t?. ::i,d dlvir.ion .
except ihtit the thvei. cent stoppage
charge U'l a."cne to the lin:- brinf.
ing the. -otto;i irto ths-v nusir.
poirtt, it , !n j condition of priv
i?gc lbs !i-e iui'i- t3?e hul cf led-
irgout of the whoudns i.oirt i hall I
h the Jillc brT:.7 the cottcn into th? j
w-.rthousirg point. '
ZjitgM , Will ' in (-(MH inn tfl IV.!
Vir do!ivercd to a car- ,
'Wage t'ars:i3ucs,'-T5r -:
roint in tbc itr?? It- 1
v-h re f
SAYS SULPflUIl WILL
DRIVE ECZEMA
FROM THE SKIN AT. ONCE
heal the skin when irritated and bro.
ken out with Eeicma cr any form of
eruption. The moment it is applied
all itehine ceisss and after two or
three applications the Eczema disap
pears, leaving the skin clear and
smooth, -
He tells IiCZ2ma sufferers to get
from any good pharmacy an ounce of
Fertilizer Concerns Cannot Take Cot
ton On Bills,
llaleigh Cor., 24th, Greensboro News.
Maj. W. A. Graham, commissioner
,l agriculture, who recently under
took to help the cotton situation by
getting fertilizer companies to agrei
to taki cotton at 10 cents in payment
of fertilizer bills, receives answers
from the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Co., and the Royster Co., declaring it
impossible to do as ho requests.
The Virginia-Carolina Company
writes its utter impossibility to enter
tain the idea. "If 99 per cent of our
total amount sold on credit last year
Var is collected," it writes, ."the pro
fits will net us less than 80 cents a
ton, though we did more than-a mil
lion ton business. Suppose we take
cotton at $50 a bale and had to mar
ket this cotton at $40 a bale,- it would
entail a loss as you see, of $10 a
bale." Declaring that it costs $5 a ton
to collect fertilizer and the sale price
is $20 a ton, two tons of guano would
amount to one bale of cotton.
.If we md a11 of our business aIon
will carry him with cotton as colla
teral. SCIATIC RUMATISM CURED
Five bottles oi Mrs. Joe f erson s
H. Harrison, Clerk
anceyville, N. C., of
The blood is pu
rifled, the body is buill back to health
and strength and all the ills resulting :
' lrom impoverished or poisoned blood,)
sueh as rhcumaUsm, nervous dyspep-1
I sia, gastritis, indigestion, eczema,;
! gcrof uja etc.. are completely overcome
by Hrs.s' Joe . Pcrsoa's remedy. This
! renudy has -been auccesefully used for '
Vxs taml hundreds of testimonials j
declare its superiority as a blood med-;
jicinef It is scientifically compounded'
ill's you need -Mrs. Joe Person's Rem
edy for your blood.
Your .druggist should have it; if he
hasn't1 we will supply you. 1 Large
size bottle one dollar. . Remedy Sales
Corporation, Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Joe Person's Wash should be used in con
nection with tlie Remedy for the cure of sores and
the relief of inflamed and comrested surfaces. It
is especially valuable for women, and should
always be used for ulcerations.
Tho Aberdeen Plan.
Charlotte Observer.
Mr. Claude Hafer of Aberdeen
writes Tho Manufacturers' Record a
little story of how the Sand Hills
Board of Trade, with the aid of the
Page Trust Company, met the cotton
prnriwm"w in' thn Aberdeen Reetion
........ ... ,
which deserves to be passed along. In
short, it is to the effect that the twj I
organizations negotiated a loan of !
$100,000 from the Shawmut National
Bank of Boston. This money is beina;
disbursedhy the Page Trust Company
withoutcTiarge. It is available to the
' imers on six months loans, or lon-
r?r as desired and i? nnncrtioned ai
the rate of $25 a bale. By this method
of distribution the money will be made j
to do the greatest amount of good
to the greatest number of farmers. It
is co-operative work of this character j
which brings the bank into apprecia. (
tion of the people.
ACT QUICKLY.
c!ay Has Iken Dangerous in Lum-.
berton. !
Do the ritrht thine at the right time. '
Act quickly in, time of danger.
In time of kidney daef Doan s
Kidney Tills arp mot effective.
I lontv of evidence of their worth.
J. T. 'Williams. r,?.r.i St., Marion.
N. r ffiyc "I bc-nf- all Tim down
; i the i-CKult of Vidnay trouble and
bo?t. fiocior i'l the State held out
;o h-r' for 'my rcovpi'y. I suffered
fron r;:ni"ti'- f v:-.?-; ihrovrho'-t
roy body, nnu wss no?n0!is snti didn't
T ' t'dnry &irrstions
r.nd - rculdin'? i.i passage,
.. : .-. i- t.- s. A
.(''. i; - nis to 1 ry Doan's
vd nHho-igh f had hut;
n t'nem I bosrin usintr i
jvc"e ret n't v
rv-jV; -"iu
Kidney VV:
Pi.tl?
f nv dav? I felt better I .
v- "oon o"! !'i( roud to recovery and.
0-,f j ---y ncTj'- h""' thf sliehtest j
'tt'.vrr . rf '-'dncy '",r1"l2int r'ir.ce u?in .l
D"'3 Y'Ancy P;ils."
FH-c ". f-0.?, " r.t r-l dra!.?:-?. Don't!
IVjr-- -T-Tif'nv rii'-wrhn ""l? thiti
'f r;r - k:j,i r;i'?--r-:.!i,-jl'rn Co. !
Oss "Gets-It," Ooriss
Shrivel, Vanish !
' I?i tho Hew "Way, and Ycu'll Forge?.
You Ever Had Corns.
"2 drops put on in 2 seconds, corn
Shrivels, comes clean off!' That's
the marvelous story o: "CETS-IT." the
row-plan corn cure. Nothing can bo
simpler for the cure of corns and It
Wo Com to Euan
Pol
"Von
CETS4T,
never fails. That'll why nllllonn ot
.eo)li are usinK "fVGTS.i 1"' t'-'day
and tjroivir.s' away their fussy plaa
era, r'.Ic'.iy tauo, 'toe-eating salves,
ini ' wrapping onti':t3" that make a
un3!o around tho toe anj c'r.oke it
nto pala by presslnn cither, on or
.iround the corn. There- Is nr thing
to.stlPlj to your Etooklu;?, n .t; ::s "XO
ar.so InCnimatlon or rawness, nothing
o pro r ncr n round the corn. You a pply
t in a seconds. No moro knives, rnzors,
scissors or files, with their blood-ool-on
dangers. Try "GET3-IT" tcr that
rn, c::i:ua, wart or bunion.
KTS-IT" is sold by drusfiists
vcrywhere, 2Cc a bottlo, or sent dl
i'c.'t hv K T-rpnce & Co.. Chicago.
GETS-IT is sold in Lumberton by
Pope Drug Company.
Dyspepsia is America's curse. To
restore digestion, normal weight, good
health an? purify the blood, use Bur
dock 'Blood Bitters. Sold at all drug
stores. Price, $1.00.
CENTER DOTS.
Correspondence df The Robesonian.
Utamberton, R. F. D. 3, Sejft 26
Picking cotton.is the order of the day
in this section, yfe fieard of one man
who said he had planed for 70 bales
but wouldn't get but 60.
Mr. Jim Spivey of Lumberton
spent Sunday visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spivey. Miss
Thelus McKethin spent Sunday with
hor sister Mrs. Chas. Spivey. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Spivey of Lumberton
attended preaching here Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Bullock has entered
school i.t Fairmont.
Our much-loved pastor, Rev. W.
R. Davis, filled his regular appoint
ment Saturday and Sunday. He
preached an able sarinon Saturday,
usual Sunday h3 told us about
his trip to Northfield, where he at
tended the Bible school. His talk
was immensely enjoyed.
IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS OF THIS PAPEP.
Thousands upon. thousar.a.i .' wo
men have kidney or blacd::- ' you':A':
:;nd never suspect it.
Women's complaints ut'ten piove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, o.
the result of kidney or bladdar dis
ease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased. .
You. may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back, bearing-down feel
ings, headache and los$ of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, ;r
ritable , and may be despondent; it
makes any one so.
But hundreds of women claim that
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restor.
ing health to the kidneys, proved to
be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
A good kidney medicine, possessing
real healing and curative value,
should be a blessing to thousands oi
nervous, over-worked women.
Many send for a sample bottle to
see what Swamp-Root, the great Kid
ney Liver and Bladder Remedy will
do for them. Every reader of this
paper, who has not already tried it,
by enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y., may re
ceive sample size bottle by Parcel
Post. You can purchase the regular
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles
at iJl drug stores.
U.o . -?S2vt, . ill
3 Equals 25
A startling statement but a true one in this case.
One teaspoonful of medicine and two pounds of
your own ground feed (cost about 3 cents' equal,
in what they do for your animals and fowls, two
pounds of any ready-made stock or poultry tonic
(price 25 cents) . There you are ! If you don't
believe it, try it out J Buy, today, a can of
STOCK & POULTRY
JCC MEDICINE
CtaDjci teti hto toaic Katke it result -
NEGOTIABLE NOTES STOLEN
Notice is hereby given thai
note3 described below were stolen
from th3 Post Offlte at St.' Paula, N.
C, on night of September 13th, 1914
and in bar of any recovery thereon
by holders of the same, tho makers,
Arthur A. Mclnnis and Mary C. Me
Innis of Hoke county, North Caro
lina, and the undersigned N.. Mc
lnnis of Robeson County, N. C., the
endorser thersof, will plead the d.
fence thut said notes were stolen.
DESCRIPTION:
Five promissory note3 for $100.00
each, dr.ted December 14th, 1912,
be?ring interest from date at the rata
of four per cent per" annum, made by
Arthur A. Mclnnis at Mary C. Mcln
nis of Hoke county, N. C, payable to
N. Mclnnis or order, of Robeson coun
ty, N. C, and endorsed in blank by
said N. Mclnnis. The said notes were
of a series, numbered and falling duo
as indicated below, viz: :.
Note No. 1 due December 15th, 1913,
Note No. 2 due December 15th, 1914
Note No. 3 due D;;embor 15th, 1915.
rv-s Mo. 4. (hie December 15th. 191(5.
2ot 3 No. 5 did Der.i'jcr ivtli, 1017.
All pereons are hersby. 1!vful!y
warned agairt prrchasiip: the said
notsa. This Sfut. ?.ht. 1. !
. N. McTNNI?!, of r-r-iVr' - '
ARtiiun a. M'i:;:;i .:
N.-c.'
fJAHY C. MTNNIS of Rockfish, N
C. . 9244Th
NOTICE OF SUMMONS, AND WAR.
KANT OF ATTACHMENT.
North Carolina, Robeson Count;. In
the Superior Court, Nov. Term,
1814:
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WALTER WILSON.
The defendant, Walter Wilson above
named will take notice that a sum
mons in the. above entitled action was
issued against sajd defendant on the
21st day of Sept. 1914 by C, B, Skip
per, clerk xf the superior court of
Robeson county,. N.. C., for the sum
of $350.00 ,due by judgment' absolute
cr bond, jvhich said summons is re
turnable before the judge of 4ito su
rio; court of Robeson county at, a
court to bj helJ on the 9th Monday
aftd' the first Monday in September,
1914, it being the 9 day of November.
1914, and tho defendant will also take
tice that a warrant of attachment
was issu?d bv ij-id clerk of th'i stper-rL.;-
court on the 21st day of Septembc. .
191-1, against the property "f said
defendant, which warrart is return-'
able before the said couri at the said
time and place above na eii for the
return of the summons, when and
where the defendant is vuired to
appear and answer or dsniuv tc the
complaint or the relief wii'. be grant
ed.
V'itnc3i T?r-' hand and real this the
:!lct d'.v v o?j:tamber, 1911.
' ('. B. SHIPPER, (Seal.l
C'cr'. or" the supono court.
.':!-! !TI,.-
THE ROBESONIAN IS
NOt; PREPARED TO
Do Job Printing
A SHARE OF YOHR
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vice and a reasonable interest on time and saving
deposits. -
We pay 4 per cent interest
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Moore County Land For Sale
Two tracts near each other, 206. acres in one tract, 130 acres in the
other tract, in Moore county, McNeill township, on South side of
Wer little river, foyr miles north of Southern Pines, lying on both
aides of sand clay road leading from Southern Pines to Carthage.
This land is well adapted to growing Corn, Cotton or Tobacco in
fact, to growing any crops or f ruitf grown in North Carolina. Growth
n land round-leaf, black-jack, hickory, pine and dogwood. Enough
long leaf pine on part of land to provide timber for any buildings pur
chaser may want to erect. -
Within 100 yards of electric ligh plant; near Farmers Rural Tele
phone system; rural mail roue; 2 miles from public school, special tax
di.-in.-t, months' term; 2 l-2-miles from Norfolk & Southern Railroad
fr m CH'rth-'g.V toPinehurst. No better location could be asked for.
Th;a land oian be bought cheaper than any other land of same, qual
ity in Moore county in fac. thereis NO OTHER LAND OF AS GOOD
QUALITY IN MOORE COUNTY FOR SALE. TERMS TO SUIT
1TRCHASER. APPLY TO
T. D. McLEAN. : : Carthage, N. C.
v tmrw.tm i r -y i 1 1 mi inn ii mm
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l'."My own expeHenec', says Edison, "i
that If you pet something, tot hotaina, you
may-he sure -you are on the wrony road.
If you ect,t:is result without strenuous
efrot t, there Is only one rule, apparently,
la fuiiow, and that 13 to cast it aslda and
begin all over asnln." And to accomplish',
what 'he' has it has been necessary for
him to practice what lie preaches. All of
Us llfn he has been strenuous not only
wi:h his head but with his hand. '
- As a newsboy ' at -twelve,, ft-telegraph '
operator at fifteen, fand then an inventor,
he attributes all of his great achieve
rhents to his unceasing labor.;. The car-,
bonized bamboo which finally made the
incandescent electrio light a success, was
the reualt 4t years of research and ex-
(erlnieaiing wit, other materials.
The - phonopiaph was perfected at
equally as groat- an expenditure of labor.
To the uoinlttated lifs great workshop
a.'d lah'trntpry in Kast Orange, N. J., the
greatest in the world, is a temple of mys
tey, where mcslthins turn everything
Into gold, hut: to H.dison . It Is simply ft
place 01 work. '
on time deposits.
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