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CAPITAL THAT NEVER MELTS AWAY."
THE ROBESOXIAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1914
"Credit
tat
no
ANYONE makes a great mistake by abusing their credit, which is done when proper attention is not given to pay
ing accounts and other obligations at the time they are due. If conditions make it impossible to pay debts, in
full, when due, satisfactory' arrangements should be made for further indulgence.
Good
.
It is a great loss when one loses credit It takes a long time to establish credit after it is once lost, and some
times it cannot be regained. Everyone should make a great effort to keep good credit, as it will be needed in the
trying times of the future as well as in the trying conditions of the present.
An Honest Man Can -.Always Find. A Friend.
PL
Lumberton,
PROFESSIONAL CARD!
Woodberry Lcnnon H. E- Stacy
LENNON & STACY
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Lumberton, N. C v
Practice in Siate and Federal Courts.
DR. R. T. ALLEN
Dentist
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Office Over Bank of Lumberton. 327tf
R. A. McLEAN,
Attorney-at-law
Lumberton, - - - - North Carolina
Office n Weinatem buucnng.
9-18
DR. JOHN KNOX, JR.
Physician and Surgeon,
Lamberton, - - - - North Caroiir
Residence 'phone No. 54. at Mrs U
A. McLean's. Office 'phone No to.
Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson
JOHNSON & JOHNSON j
Attorneys and Counselors at Law j
Lumberton, N. C I
Practice in State tod Federal Courts.
Notary Public in Office Ofike over
First National Bank.
DR. N. A. THOMPSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at
THOMPSON HOSPITAL.
Lumberton, N. C.
Bp-eialties :-Surgery, . .Gynecology
Ear, Nose and Throat. L'
btephen Mclntyre, A C. Lawrene
James D. Proctor.
Mclntne, Lawrence & Procter,
Attorney and Counselors at Law,-i
TS ,'and g
Prompt attention given to all bnainesa.
IRA B. MULLIS,
Civil Engineer.
Cotton Mill Office Building. Lumber-
Ton, North Carolina.
Sad-Clay and Gravel Roads, Pave
nents, Bridge Sewers, Drainage and
General Surveying. '
" " DR. D. D. KING
Dentist
LUMBERTON, . . .N- 9"
Offices upstairs in Weinstem building.
DR. W. L. GRAN rH AM
Physician and Surgeon
Office at McDonald rmg Company
DfSee phone No. 26. v. .Q
Resideuce phone No. 49
FIRE INSURANCE
Place your fire insurance with
J. BROWNE EVANS,
St. Paula, North Carolina.
The beat of OLD LINE Companies
represented. -
THOS. C JOHNSON, M. D.
Call Answered Day or Night , BeaJ-V-co
Thone No. 175. Office Thone
Credit
DR. T. A. NORMENT
Announces his return to practice.
Special Attention to Diseases of Di
gestion and all chronic diseases.
OFFICE: POPE DRUG STORE.
J. M. MARTIN.
Land Surveying, Map Drawing,
Blueprint Making and Civil Engineer
ins; in general. Office formerly oc.
-upied by Mr. J. C. Parish. Maxton,
N. C 825.
S. 34: Britt W. S Iirti
Britt & Britu
ATTORNKVf AT LaW,
LUMBERTON. N. C
All business given prompt c
tul attention. Office n,i::tajre in Arw
riaildinR.
. McLean L. U. Vurf.?r J. D. Mcean
McLean, Varser & McLean
Attoknj-'v 8 at Law,
LUMBER" ON. N. C.
Offc-fcH n 2nd :!cor ti Bank of miu
rtci BuiicJr.g, Kconis, 1, 2 3, anu
VI
E. J. BRITT. AUorrtey-at-Law
Lumberton. N. C.
Jttices over Pope Drus Co. Prompt
ttention given all business.
T. A. McNElLL,
Lav, yer.
Land titles and Is' of executors
nd administrators special attention.
Office, Fifth street, west of First
National Bank. Practice in all Courts.
l,"m,rtin, N. C
LUMBERTON MARBLE & GRAN
ITE COMPANY.
Manufacturers of
Marble & Granite Monuments, Build
ing Stone, Cemetery Curb, Land
Markers, Etc.,
Lumberton, N. C.
HOOPER & FLOYD, Managers.
t. a. McNeill, jr.
Attorney-at-Lav
Lumberton, North Carolina.
Will practice in all courts. Business
attended to promptly.
Rooms 1-2-3 LumbertonCotton Mill
building.
DR. E. L. BOWMAN,
Physician and Surgeon
McDonald, North Carolina.
LUMBERTON PRESSING CLUB
W. N. SMITH, Prop.
Pry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, La
dies' Work a Specialty. All WORK
Fiomptly Done.
West Fourth St. Phone No. 94.
Dr. W. W. Parker
"OPTOMETRIST
EYE DEFECTS
treated and Corrected by Glasses
Hodernly Equipped Office with Every
Facility for Expert Work Consul
tation Invited and Free. '
LUMBERTON. N. 0
JAMES M. RUSSELL
Architect .
Lnmbertoa, N. C
Is
Worth
E33
K3
COM .MISSION ER'S S A L E.
By virtue of the authority vested
in. the undersigned in a judgment en
tered at January Term, PJ14, in an
action . entitled Stephen , Mclntyr
against John R." Locklear, and others,
I will on Monday, Dec. 7th, at 12
o'clock noon, sell for cash at public
auction at the court house door ai
Lumberton, North Carolina, the fol
lowing described lands:
In Pembroke Township, adjoining
the lands of Oakley McNeill, Doug,
aid Cummings, A. Buie, et al:
1st Tract:: Beginning at a stake in
Cummings line Lowrcy corner airi
runs south 28 east, 11 chains to :
stake in Lowry's line; thence south
t!2 west, chains to a stake, th';-!
north 11 chains to a sUke in Bute',
line; then with his line to the begin
ning, containing 25 acre.-, mora ,c
lesj.
2nd Tmct: Beginning at a .-Uko
in Oakley McNeill's line, Benjamin
Lowry's. corner and runs north 2-i
west, 22 chains to a stake by a pinj,
2i d corner of Vm above tract; tVncv
as the line of that tr.tct -di'th r2
west, 11 chains to a stake ty 2 pir.cv
in the edge of the branch; then sou'h
28 east, 25 chains to Oakley Mc
Neill's line; then his line to the lc
giniiing, containing 25 acres. Being
the same land conveyed 'by Sallic ('.
McNeill to John R. Locklear by dif.l
dated Maivh 1 1th, I'M)') and record-. i
in book r.l':Ki; hi pv.i'" 25':, i!oiri
ter's ofli'-.; i;.)!.'c-!iii co iiily.
)).ul ;!' -n. f '-,x X..v-MiM -,
r.ui.
ja.:i:s n. ru vtor c.c-.'o:
M'lNT'iU::. l.AWr.KNCK ,v i )!'
115 1Tb Toll, Atty -.
Ho-v To Give Quinine To Child en. I
FrnKJLIN'H isthe trade-n:ir': name e'vn t an
iv.i'l roved Outline. 11 is a Tot! lr- s Syrup, plens
Htit to ti'ke and docs not disturb the stom.ir'i.
Children take it mid tievrr know it is Quininr. '
Alito especially o:apt-M t aJiU v:i" c;ii!r.
tnke ordinary Quiim.e. ioes i.'.i ,iauv..ie vor
cause nervousness i. .-rr;ni..:is in the bead. Try
it the next time you i-.fM Jjiuniue lor any pur
pose. Ask for J ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINH is iu boiae. 25 egntg.
L. E. SMITH,
Electrical wiring, fixtures and lamps.
Office over Stephens & Barnes Furni
ture Store, Chestnut Street, Lumber
ton, N. C.
Phone No. 51.
Dr. W. 0. EDMUND and CO.
Lumberton, N. C.
VETENARIAN
We are prepared to do a general and
special vetenary surgical work. All
calls promptly filled. 'Phone 52.
For Reliable
Fire Insurance
Liability Insurance
Bonds of all Description
Burglar Insurance, SEE
R. H. CRICHTON
OFFICE AT FULLER'S STABLE
PHONES NOS. 7 and 1H
P0ea Cored In 6 to 14 Dys
Tour druffffist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fail! to cure any case of Itcaiac,
Blind. Bleeding or Protradiac PUea ia 6 to 14 day.
Tk frit applicatioBrivea Sim aad Heat, see
more
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At A
tE.
CANNOT FIGHT THE MEMORY
Real Reason Why Contributions tc
"Conscience Funds" Corns In More
or Less Regular.
Practically every government in this
country, local, state or national, has
what Is known as a conscience fund.
Contributions are continually being re
celved for this fund from unknown
sources. They dribble in day aftei
day, sometimes In amounts of a fev
cents and sometimes In sums of sub
stantial proportions.
Each contribution means that some
person has found the memory of dis
honesty bo troublesome that bo goes
to considerable trouble to get rid ol
it. Of cqurse, those who make rest!
tution are probably far fewer than
those who have taken what does nol
belong to them and escaped deteo
tion. The conscience fund 13 an Il
lustration of the way in which a gull
ty memory must interfere with efflct
ency.
A memory which is what a distln
guished psychologist has called "in
growing" takes the mind off othei
subjects at great expense to the life
The ingrowing memory gradually be
comes the central thought of the mind
and the mental power Is paralyzed. A
bad conscience has often cost mei
their positions, simply because It dl
verts them from the duties assigned
to them. It is usually far less expen
sive to get rid of a bad cpnsciene
than to keep it.
He Spoka the Language.
A daily newspaper tells of the ar
rival at San Francisco of Franklin
Dalt, the eleven-year-old Bon of j
Philippine head-hunter. The boy cam
la the care of an Episcopal mission
ary who has spent five years among
the tribesmen of Luzon, and is ir
charge of the youngster's education
The Filipino had remarked that h
knew about the United States. H
understood baseball, he said, althougt
he called it "miki fula."
"So you know baseball?" one que
tioner remarked. "What do you call
the umpire?"
'Tell him," the missionary prompt
ed, when the youngster hesitated.
"Thief sometimes, but robber most
ly, the boy answered. Youth's Com
panion. Too Dangerous.
Dr. Alexis Carrel, the famous sur
geon of the Rockefeller institute In
New York, said the other day of an
experiment that he deemed danger
ous:
"An experiment of that nature re
minds me of the Cinnaminson carder.
"A Cinnaminson carder shot a dog
by accident. He went to show the
owner how it happened, and in doing
so shot him. When the police came
to arrest Ujm he attempted to show
them how he had shot the owner, and
la doing so shot a constable. Later,
In showing the coroner how he had
shot the constable, he shot the coro
er." Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S.T.O.R I A
man Money
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FALLING HAIR MEANS
i DANDRUFF IS ACTI.VK
i Save Your Hair! Get a 2" Cent liot-
, tie of Danderine Right Now Also
j Stopr, Itching Scalp.
. .Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
i hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff that awful scuif.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
i to shrink, loesen and die-- then the
'hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonight now-any time will surely
save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton-.-i
Danderine from any drug store )r
: toilet counter, and after the first ap
plication the hair will take on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which is
so beautiful. It will becomewwavy and
fluffy and have tho appearance of
j abundance; ; n incomparable .glo.i.i
land softness, but what will plea.-e yoii
J most will b; after just a few weeks'
1 use, when you will actually seo a lot
of fine, downy buir rev; hair grow
ing al! over the scalp.
I COMMI.SSIOXEIfS SALE.
By v, cf the auth'.rity vfsU'J
in the irncbrsicriicd in ;i j-i.ivrn-.et.'t'en-terw!
at December Tern, liMr;, in an
;uruo;i ir'id.-u LI. ;. Wright, ct. a!?
t 1'. ). i'h'iiips ct a!,'., i will.
On Monday, December the Tiii, l-.'i
public auction, to the bi'uv.-a b.d.i.r,
at the court bouse door in Iunil.-.r-ton,
N. C, the MloxAr.-j; ti'-:--cri"i--l
On the East side of Lumber Ri.-:-r
and on the north side of Matthews
Bluff fiu on the North side of the
road leading from the Matthew.,
Bluff road to Warwick's mill and be.
, t'veen .ajd road and Lumber Rive-,
adjoining the lands of Butters Lum
ber Co. Zillicah Phillips, Henry W.
Pittman, J. F. Pitman and others, be.
i inpr same conveyed to E. B. Wright
' and E.D. McNeill by deed registered ir.
' book 5-A, at page 19, beginning at i
j stake in the edge of the swamp of
Lumber Kiver, ZUIicah Phillip s cor
ner, being the point marked "A" on
the map made by Ira B. Mul.
lis, dated June 21, 1911, and here
to attached; and runs thence
East 31.79 chains to a stake in the
edge of Peter's swamp, marked "B"
hereto attached; thence along the
edge of Peters Swamp in southeast
J erly direction to a point marked "C"
on said map hereto attached; thence
down said swamp in about the same
direction to the point marked "D" on
said map hereto attached; thence S
6:30 east 30.26 chains to a stake, be
ing the point marked "E" o nsai l
map hereto attached; thence South
85.15 east, 17.12 chains to a pine
stump, point marked "F" on the map
hereto attached; thence N. 46 west,
15.30 chains to a point marked "G '
on the map hereto attached; thencs
souht 47.45 west, 15.90 chains to a
stake by three pines in the edge ot
Long Branch swamp, the point mark
ed "H" on the map hereto attached;
thence as Long Branch swamp and
edge of Lumber River Swamp to the
point marked "I" on tha map hereto
salt at all druf stores.
a
&. at
attached; thenco along Lumber Rive.
Svvamp as the meanders there
of to the beginning, being
the point marked "A" on the m-ip
hcr.:to attached, containing a.- per
the said survey referred to 273
acre.'.
And Also Indigo Island Nc. I as
shown upon sr. id map containing
acre.-! and also Indigo Island No. 2 as
shown upon said map containing ?.
acre;.
Dated this 2nd day cf oNvember.
!ll-i.
JAMES D. PROCTOR,
Commissioner.
MTN'TYRE, LAWRENCE & PROC
1155Ths TOR, Attorneys.
j Wilmintrton dispatch, Oct. 3ft: Th.j
I "; Sen board freight engine. No. VW.
! a; 7 a. m. yesterday, in a thick far
u;i:ietly rolled' up to the open dra,v
j in the Ililt .n bridge and went over-
bo-.ird. Ax it toppled into the f trea.e
it r-ii-.-ed a br.rg.' passing-througii tht.
dr.-.-r by a mi' tec of six inches. Thi
lcn-m4.ive t-.vistpd i;-e!f from 'hi"
tmin, and the 1V2 box cars (r'.rr,-' to u
I halt, with the tender hanging over- i je
writer. Mutineer Ilrad.rh iw anc! Fif
j rrrin Gal lew ay both narrowly ;cipvi
i with their live.;.
Si-FFLftKD TV I.N TV. ON K l.R-
I IN M.LY lOi'M) UKI.IF.l-'
Having ruffe red for tw-r.iy-ooo
yeu! wi'h :. t&r in rev side, I fl
:!! foui, 1 r.-lief ia Dr. Kilmer .
.S '.vamp-Root, lujccliorr.s of rrrornhier
were- rr.y only relief for short ptr:oi-;
of t:me. I became so .sick that I had
to undergo a surgical operation n
New Orleans, which benefitted me far
two years.' When the same pain came
back one day I was fo sick that I
gave up hopesof living. A friend
(advised me to try your Swamp-Root
and I at once commenced using !t
The first bottle did me so much gooi
that I purchased two more bottles. I
am now on my second bottle and am
feeling like a new woman. I passrd
a gravel stone as large as a big red
bean and several smaller ones. I
have not had the least feeling of pain;
since taking your Swamp Root and T
feel it my duty to recommend this,
great medicine to all suffering haman
ity. Gratefully yours,
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE.
Rapides Par. Echo, La.
Personally appeared before me, this
15th day of July, 1911, Mrs. Joseph
Constance, who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in fact.
Wm. MORROW. Notary Public.
Letter to
.Dr. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For
You.
Send ten cehtr toTJrT Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y., for a sampfe sri
bottle. It will convince anyone,
will also receive a booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sura
and mention The Lumberton Semi
Weekly Robesonian. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar sire bottles lor