THE ROBKSONf AN- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1915
AGE TWO
GIRLS! HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
CORN AND AGRICULTURAL
, ' SHOW
SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY -RfiW
Preparation Being Made for Big
gest Th.Ag of Kind Ever Held n
Be Held No-
25-Ccnt Bottle Destroys Dandruff
and Doubles Beauty-of "ss s "K made m the completion
Ycur Hair preparttidns fo rthe third Corn
Within ten minutes after an apnli- tand Agricultural Snow lor New Han-'
cation of Darderine ; ou rrn not find. oVfcr una aJ01niT,g counties which'
a single tracts of dandruff or -aI.I;ntr u ue ueiu in Wnmington Novem-.
hair and your ccalp will not itch. ucr i0 Ll) a Wlrt is ailvl Irom pres4.i
Trot what will pleas? ycu mon will w uiaieuuons 11 wat be the biggest'
be after a few weeks' use. when -you k. .VI JW Kind ever neid in wis
see new hair, fine and downy at lir-r t,lJ . On 01 -u.e tag features will
yes but really new heir growing . tne -.aaae in Wilmington" parade
all over the scalp. Aovtinoer 17 wnen me 70 man-
.A- little Dandenne immediate w..,.riIlii conjtr:is in Wilmington .
doubles the beauty of ycur hair; Nj VlC.u.ry Wiii have floats, repre
difference how dull, faded, hritJe fl4illLinjtift vur.cd industries of tnis
scaggy, just moisten -fcett(kn.
Danderme snr) enreiuiiy craw . uw.ced raUs for the show will
through your hair, taking one small be on aa rrjuiroids and it u,
wrinu ., L v v i ,f t-xptcLcu taut taere Aviu b3 miiy
irfryour hair will be light, fluffy, VIBlt0M lrom oUtf :.ounUco a:. j
jnd wavy, snd have an annearance
u-wns. Tuere will be attractive ex-'
t)f abundance; an incomparauje iushc, . .bi f . . th t in . .
softness and luxuriance. . . . , ,s wcl. . in!,trnr Th vhih '
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
its in past'years have been the equal I
. - j - "
iwnaenne irom ny uruK mU . f t geen t th leadm fairg- , ,
toilet, counter, and rettat your tate and it believe(that this
hair is as pretty and soffTas any tfa -j. . better than in)
rhat it has been neglected or injuid, ir W1U pe ever oetter man in
by careless treatment that's all KpjsV . . ,. ,
you surely can have beautiful hair e f8?tW ..J dlstti novel:
ij w ;t nii o m that it will be shown under can-.
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if ;feiiiil t ft
ySifa. - ' ' - - , - ' . v
You uncork that
sunshine tank
ife;:;i5Sii;:;:;:::;;-s
. Irtt'e Danderine.
I vas. The promoters of the under
lr:nty of room. It would- not be
. Thompson, Treas. and fmanciaj gible t(J haye j buildings ex. j
i'- L- LerSVafeL Jcept in the suburbs and it is be
taking are planning it alone the
. . rt i 'mes of the fairs given in recent
Koheson County Club Organized at ea in San lDieg-o, Cal., where'
Wake Forest College j the varied products of that region
Correspondence of The Robesonhn. v me shown in tents, in the heart of
Wak3 Forest, Nov. 6 The young the city. City councirhas granted
, . permission for one of the main bus-;
men from Robecon county who are ings streetg be used for .
students in Wake Forest College this pose and jn connection with the
year met on October 26th and or. street, the site for the new custom
ganized under The title of Robeson housei which was recentiy cieared of
County Club. The following young an buiidinKS prepartory to the erec-'
man .became members M the club: tion of a new structure, will be us-
F- KrBlfrs'I- C BrritV n; Hw" ed for the show. The site for the
tcr, W. Y. Floyd, L. J. Br.ttW. show wiu command a spiendid view
B. Ivey, J. S. Johnson, J . C. Fage, of the Cape Fear riyer and the har.
J. L. Powers, J. G. Proctor, E. b. bor for thig port The use of the
Thompson, B. V . Williams, 1 H. street for the tentg wiI1 make it ;
Wilson andj. :--C.Nye. The follow- sible; to.ha.tWrair;in,th nain.
-K---icJi6 ,ecJ;ed :D : business section which is easilyac-?
Hester, president; F. K. Biggs, vice cessible and at the same tim.-have'
t . j r r, iimmo Wft'tt h. - ,r ."-
S
Sec'
r Rritt renorter. The following i-.j .i... 71 " , i
- . av. e;oi "teu-inai-ine, lenis-ia-ine central
committees were appointed: Social, part of the city win make the 8now;
9j - autitpovii mucn more attractive.
t v n' ik n 0ne o the prime movers in the
It is the, purpose of this club to preparations o the show ig North
make it a prominent and perman- Carolina Sorosis organization of
ent organization at Wake -Forest hi h for many years
llegeThe club - wilKmeet month- plaved 8n important ' part iQ the de-
will be brought into close relation- ZQ PSff "rt.n-ItSi. If
ship with each other. It is to be fZm TP Zl
rcpd that this club will be a stim-" l"12?!0 iii?L
ius to other Robeson county boys bes se en (1anf;i,Dl Qtl
to come to Wake Forest College. J thPFj"g lSlfJ
Since the club was organized Mr. i" Ja m5w wJL Sv&6
F. M. Barnes, a fellow-Robesonian, facers of New Hanover anadjoin-
haa joined us. We have now a total n bu also by the llm1'
of fifteen members, the greatest n- Chamber of Commerce, the Ro
number of Robesonian students here talJ ' Clob. the Housewives' League
in the history, of the college. . and North Carolina Sorosis
I Strong committees have been ap-
Washington dispatch, 5th: Secre. pointed to look after the different
nanioio . tiuino.tmncmifM tha 'catures ana they ere 'actively at
rst naval order ever sent bv wire- wcr!i- The finance committee has al-
less telephone. It was to Rear Ad-: re.ady secured the necessary funds
miral Usher at the New York navy! Ylth w,lch to promote the show,
yard. From his desk in the Navy A small admission charge will be
Department the Secretary talked to made to defray a tart of the er.
the commandant of the New York r"-'" but by. far the greater part
yard by way of the big government be borne by Wilmington citizens
Tadio towers at Arlington and order-1 who are interested in the develop
ed a report on repairs to the dread- TnPnt or the agricultural and indus.
nought New York. Navv of fieials ! trial life of this section.
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i tf-tffJP P -; TUtlCn ZWWW
try letting" eome Prince Albert joy smoko sift infer
your system via a jimmy pipe or makin's ciga
rette, for you never ct cuch fun out of tobacco
in all your life.
Get that P. A. flavor? Get that P. A. aroma?
Go to it mighty cheerful, because P. A. can't
bite! Puff away like you hit perpetual motion
in the first round 1 And keep fired-up till the
cows come home. For it's
suite facte Prince Albert
never grouched any other
man's tongue and won't
r grouch yours ' . .
J Get P. A. jlmmypipejoy'us
and cigarette makin's happy,
then youll personally xm'
, derstand that no other pipe
and cigarette tobacco ever
was or ever can be like
Prince Albert. The patented process
fixes that and cuts out the bite and the
parch. That's why pipe peaceful and.
cigarette peaceful men call
nafoonak joy smoke
Princi Albtrt h fof mvtryiehari hmeaaf
th dttnand for it U urticarial. Sowhrnrrnvft
yoa happen to ran short Jutt drop in thm
Mandift thop that (oeacco ana fray thm
toppy rmd bag for a Jitney pioem, Bet tidy rod
tin, lOet handtomo pound ana half-pound
tin hamidoni and that etauyeryttat-mlatm
pound humidor with Uns.moUtnu top.
You be a sport and take a chance on this
say-so, because you've no idea of the bully
goodness, of the joy'us satisfaction, of the
contentment and restfulness and that sort
of thing, that hits every man who gets
chummy with P. A. 7
Hammer this home for what ails your smokeappetite, ,
because you've no time to lose getting introduced to
this real and true man-tobacco that's ace-high and a
yard wide no matter how you swing on it, jimmy
pipe or makin's cigarette 1
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Wiiuton-Salem. N. C
WHAT LUMBERTON PEOPLE
- SEEK
say the achievement brings closer the i
days when a secretary of the navy. Fairmont Messenger, 5th: Mr. C.
may sit at his desk here arid talk C.-Pridren. one of the most influen
to the fleet commanders all ever the,'-"1' citizens of the Tabor section of
world. i Crlumbus county, died suddenly at
his home at that place Wednesdav a
1:30 p. m. He had been in the best
of henlth and appeared to be cheerful
Ml the morning. The news of his
Found by a Cedar Street Man, Who death came as a Drofound shock to
Tells His Experience i n;s numerous friends in Robeson coun
What the anxious sufferer from vy.
kidnev and bladder trouble seeks is
not temporary relief though that Successful Meeting at Baptist Church
would be welcome enough; what is at Sr. Pauls,
sought for is a lasting effect. Mr. St. Pauls Messenger.
McNeill of Lumberton tells us here Rev. Fred Collins returned to his
bow he has found lasting good from heme at Clinton, N. C, on Tuesday
JJoan s Kidney rills alter long sut- morning. Kev. Mr. Collins and the
lering. ! castor, Rev. J. A. Snow, has just
j. u. MCNem, prop, DiacKsmun ciosea a most successul series of pro
shop, 100 Cedar St., Lumberton, says: tracted services at the Baptist church
i naa attacks oi Kidney trouble two here, twenty-nine members were tak
er three times a week and my back en into the church 21 of which were
often felt as though it would break, taken in bv baptism. During the
My kidneys were disordered and the past year -the Baptist church here
-secretions were scanty. Sometimes has received into the fellowship of
vsu mau paniiriea oi Kiavei me cnurcn bz persons.
and the pain was terrible. I had tak-' .. .
en but a few doses of Doan's Kidney Made Over Again
Pills when I was relieved of that; Mrs. Jennie Miner. Iavidson. Ind
awful misery in my back. One box writes: "I can truthfully say Foley
cf Doan's Kidney Pills fixed me up Cathartic Tablets are the best I ev-
mgooasnape; ' rr used. They are so mild in ac
rnce 50c, at all dealers. Dont tion. I fppl likp T VifPn
simply ask for a kidney remedy get r again." They k-ep stomach sweet,
Doan s Kidney Pills the same that liver active and bowels regular. They
Mr. McNeill (had. Foster-Milburn banish constipation, indigestion, bil.
. rru)s., cuiiaio, xn . - x . lousness, sick headache. Sold every.
Fairmont News Items
Fairmont Messenger, 5th.
Dr, J. P. Brown and Dr. L. E.
j Ricks were in Lumberton Wednesday
attending a meeting of tne Kobe
son County Medical Association. The
former is president of the organiza.
tion.
Cold Settled in my Stomach.
Lost My
Appetite.
Could Not
Sleep.
All
Remedies
Failed.
erf
Took
Peruna.
Am Cured.
Peruna
A Great
Family
Medicine.
The Fairmont public school will
begin Monday, Nov. 8. All pupils
are urged to begin at the beginning
of the free school. By a decision of
the school committee no ibeginner
will b; allowed to cr.lcr the first
grade After i-Jt wo .vcl:i of
free schccl.
PIG CLUB MEMBERS 750
Whil? examining a bale of cotton
last Thursday morning, Mr. J. D
McLean slipped from the hub of the
wagon wheel on which he stood, fall
ing against the freight platform in
such a way as to cause rather painful
injuries which laid him up for two
or three days. He is all right again
now his many friends will be glad
to know.
Geo. Little, the negro who was in
jured in the shooting scrape in North
Fairmont last week, got ten months
on tne roads. The testimony showed
that Little started the trouble by
shooting at Wilson the other negro.
sevtral times before the latter re
ta!itted by going after him with a
shctgun. Wilson is still among the
missing. . ''
A house in the southwestern part
of town belonging to Mr. Frank Da
vis was totally destroyed by fire this
(Ihursday) ,mornmg at about .ten
o'clock. The place was occupied by
Joe Uxendine, an Indian tenant, and
his family, who lost all their posses
sions except one trunk, lhe origin
ot the fire is unknown, only the
children being at home when it start
ed and it is said that some of them
had narrow escapes, the dress of one
being on fire when neighbors reached
the scene. The loss of -the house was
nartially covered by an insurance pol
icy of $150. "
Last week Mr. JVM. Ashlev show
ed us a sweet potato grown bv him
that was as large as ye editor's head
when it 4s normal, but last Sunday
evening Mr. I), G. Rouse was walk-
ng through his patch and accidental
ly stumbled over one that was almost
as large as said head ever feels. It
weighed 7 3-4 pounds. It. too. was
oi tne yam variety.
Results of First Year's Work Grat
ifying Raleigh News and Observer.
Beginning with not a single mem
ber on September 1, 1914, and ending
up the first of September, 1915, the
boys pig clubs enrolled 750 mem
bers, which represents every part of
North Carolina. The movement was
launched in conjunction with the an.
imal husbandry department of the
agricultural experiment station . in
West Raleigh, and has been carried
on under Mr. J. D. McVean, who is
also stationed m West Raleigh.
The results of the first year's work
has been gratifying to the office,
which reports that the goal -set for
members during the first year has
been far passed. The members speak
well, but the principal progress which
counts for most is the introduction
of a much largfer number of high
grade breeding animals to the State.
The fundamental movement in rais
ing high quality meat, as stated by
Mr. McVean, is first get a good
quality of breeding stock. The im
provement during this year has been
i noticeable fact wherever the clubs
have been organized.
It is planned by the West Raleigh
office not to try to get the heaviest
weight, but the best quality. After
the breeding hogs have bee,n put, on
.i rood standard, then more weight
will be encouraged. Durocs, Berk
hires, and Poland Chinas have prov-
en to be the best suited for North
' Carolina. A number have been im
' ported and a number secured from
North Carolina growers. In a num
ber of instances the boys of one com
munity have bought a grade or pure
bred boar, whose services have been
employed by all the members. In
the course of a year or two this ani
mal will be recommended for ex
change for one of similar quality from
another community in efforts to avoid
imbreeding.
Reports will be asked for from the
boys on December 1, which will give
an estimate on the records made by
the members during the first yeai
The reports will not show any im
mense weights, it 13 thought, because
of the quality breeding, but scores
will indicate the improvement which
has been made.
FURNITURE
To Fit The House
Red Devil Lye
EATS UP FILTH
Stop Hit Fly Routt
Jilt
FILTH MAKES FLIES. AND
OUT-HOUSES ABB FLY FACTORIES
Make Your Out-House Sanitary
The odor arista? from nriviea sra dictenincr
and unbearable, particularly in Rummer. They
are also the breeding place for flies and other
vermin. Flies carry disease germs direct from
such places to the baby's milk, the meats,
vegetables, pies and other foodstuffs. Typhoid
fever is invariably transmitted from germs that
originated -in out-houses and such breedin
places, and tnese germs are usually carriei
to the house and kitchen by flies that take
an air route.
1 BED DEVIL LYE, plentifully tprinkled in
Distress in the Stomach . "7 f-'" T , "p '1
TW cr-n rv,,, U ,i, A fil dcpoiiU, keep tuch placet tantlary, and
v, iiiuuji vvjjic wmj nave
Mr. Ch&s. Sauerbier, 815 Main street, St. Joseph,
; Mich a constant Friend of Peruna, Uses it in his
Family.
i distress in the stomach after meals.
It is due to indigestion and easily
remeaiea Dy taking one of (Jhamber
'ain's Tablets after meals. Mrs.
Henry Padghan, Victor, N. Y.. writes:
"For some time I was troubled with
headache and distress in my stom
ach after eating, also with constipa
tion. About six months ago I be.
gan taking Chambertain's .Tablets.
They regulated the action of my bow
els and the headache and other an
noyances ceased in a short time."
Obtainable everywhere.
wipt out the peatiferout fly.
The cost is trifling, Ti-hilo the benefits can
not be measured in dollars and cents.
Use Red feil Lye for this important
purpose, you will be amazed to find how it
actually eats up the filth. Do it at once, and
get rid of the filth, flics and odors.
RED DEVIL LYE
Is Death to the Fly
BIO OAKS 6e., and 10c., pulverized, ready
to sprinkle. WriU for Booklet "PRBVENT."
Wit 5CHIELO MFC CO, St. Leula, He.
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The latest things in Art Squares, Druggets, both Floral and Art
designs, prices $2.50 to ?8.00
Good assortment of Matting3 and Rugs at all prices.
Substantial Dining and Reception Chairs, prices $3.75 to $12.00
per set.
Just the thing you need to rest in, in Rockers for Ladies, Gen
tlemen and Children, prices 50c to $5.00.
Bed Springs, stout and limbor, wide and narrow, $2.00 to $5.00.
Good Mattresses to suit all, $2.25 to $12.50.
3 Pieces Solid Oak Room Suites $15.00 to $50.00 ,
Iron, Brass and Oak Bedsteads and Cribs, prices $3.50 to $20.00.
Good Assortment Chif f onie -s, Sideboards, Kitchen Safes and Din
ing Tables.
Dozens of other articles in the
House Furnishing line not mentioned 8
n . w .. . . . r-
i here. In fact for anything you want
in the Home Furnishing line, see us g
before you buy.
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403 ELM ST. LUMBERTON N. C.