SJ PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Backache
Miss Myrtle Cothrum,
of Russellville, Ala., says:
"For nearly a year, I suf
fered with terrible back
ache, pains in my limbs,
and my head ached nearly
all the time. Our family
doctor treated me, but
only gave me temporary
relief. . I was certainly in
bad health. My school
teacher advised me to
TAKE
I took two bottles, in all,
and was curcjL I shall
always praise Cardui to
sick and suffering wo-
I Tnen lfroTTsaff er fronr
pains peculiar to weak
women, such as head
ache, backache, or other
symptoms of womanly
trouble, or if you merely
need a tonic for that tired,
nervous, worn-out feel
ing, try uraui. e5
R. A. McLEAM,
Attorn ty-at-law
jamberton, - - - North Carolina
Office n Weinstein buildinav
9-18
in 'richt of
.... L. EL SMITH,
ci.-.
unun.MiL - i west 4o leet to a
EWtrieal Wiring and Fixtures. ; f.TJn ,ot NT Ned Floyd's cor
West 4th St 'Phone No: 61. ,aA cd pl4' lne south
fTf . tC cei stake m Dewey
street; thence as Dewey Btreet sbuth
oibm L. Johnson E. M. Johnsoa
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
attorney and Counselors at Lr
Lumberton. M
Practice in State and Federal Court
Notary Public in Office. Office ovei
1rst National Bank.
DR. N. A. THOMPSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at
THOMPSON HOSPITAL.
Lumberton. N. C
Ipedalties : Surgery. ..Gynecology,
r, Nose and Throat. 1217
P. P. GREENE
Tinner
SHOP 4th ST. .
PHONE NO. 18
j 'Z teet the beginning corner,
6J00 square feet.
! rru- t J- W. KEEL, Trustee
I This Nov. 15, 1915.
I 11 18 4thucs
L.LMHEUION MARBLE & GRAN
11 JS COMPANY.
Lumbenoa, a. C.
HOOPER & FLO f D, Managers
Manufarturpra nf
Marble & Granite Monuments, Build
lag stone, Ce meter: Curb, Land
Markers, Etc.
888888888888888888
8 E. J. BRITT
8 Attorney at Law
8 LUMBERTON, N. C.
8 Offices over Pnn Drmr Pom
8 Danv. Will nractice in all courts. 8
8 PromDt attention e-iven to nil R
8 hnsinpsR ft
.
8888 8 8888 8 88888888
H. J. SINGLETON
Attorney at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office with E. J. Britt over
Pope Drug Store. Prompt at
tention given to all business.
LUMBERTON PRESSING CLUB
W. N. SMITIL Prop.
Pry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, La
dies' Work a Specialty. All WORK
riomptly Done..
st Fourth St. Phone No. 14.
FOR AUTO LIVER Y hERVlCJ!;
Phone oi write
W. U. M. BROWN
Buie, N. C.
PHONE 2712
AUTHENTIC DATA
Turners Almanac For 1916 Sustains
Reputation as "An Authority
' Since 1828'!
, Showing a marked improvement
over any previous issues, the 1916
edition, of Turner's North Carolina
Almanac is out. It is neat, concise,
r,i gwreu ub, ana is a fit desk
mate for any North Carolina busi
ness man. Also, it la 9 fivaHirnkfA
successor to its predecessors which
occupied that peculiar. vniKu
sition at the corner of the mantle
over the family hearthstone.
The new Almanac i i ;,, i
- , , ; - in tiiLuia"
lion DriO-nt nnrl parlvr Tf
.. . " j . luutama
all the USUal notes cnnmnimi.
. vuw,. jJUlt UCAb
7P Br C QQtirnnmj.nl - x j . i
j - u uuuvuvuiitai cveiiis ana men
some, as a Worth Carolina manu
ai it bci ves . rnp nnrnnso wail ...
tvt-w rCH,
taming data prepared by the State
Departments at Raleigh Tr,a "a VIM
notes compiled by Mr; C. Rt Hudr
son of the Department of Agricul
ture are of special interest rim
ing irom a man who knows what he
is laiKiner aDout tney are taken in
earnest and do not hp.nr in tno lonof
the ear-marks of hanhaznivl atom
iypea "iarm notes" lound m many
publications that nurnwt to ha nf
agricultural value. There are some
tun 'ijiiatj
Goqk Stovei,, Ranges,
- Goal and Wood Heaters,
Oil Cook Stov s and
Oil Heaters, Grates, Etc.
L- H. GALD WELL'S
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Get the Buildincr
And Loan Habit
WILMINGTON'S CORN SHOW
Jl AVas a Great Riieeeaa A farh.n
ing of Sme of the Evidences of
Toith Carolina Fair Association LUMBERTON,
rganizea to Have Exhibit o:i
Larger Scale Next Year
Wilmington Star.
The lesson we have learned from
. U l . 1 i . . i i
mc cuxn snow ana inaustriai ana ag- n o n .
"ten, oiiuuiu Lif Lrit rriMJi ri nT
Stephen Melntyre, A. C. Lawrence
james u. nroetor.
Hclotae. Lawrence I Predar.
Attorneys and Counselors at Lnw.Q
uaoiiUiUiH, - - W. U,
Practice in StAtA and Fariaval Pnnvta
Prompt attention givtn to all basineu.
S. M. Britt
W. S. Britt,
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF TOWN
LOT
Under and bv virtue, nf-t.W-nnn,
er of sale contained in a certain
Mortjraee Deed from Ppnhm ct0.
art to W. H. Hnmnhrow p c r
dated Auer. 30th. 1910.
3 r vfaiuwv4vu in
UOOK of Morte'ap'e Dppfl Vn oo : vaiuc. mere are somi
mm 189 ; r: ""' bits of humor mmeled with the pnl
KL'r; "i."ef?"r I lection of items of real intarert anH
i on Monda Jt f .the Almanac, along
cember. 1915. at 12 oVlnrl nf w'in cour? caienaars, names of State
the court house door, in Lumh I,cers.'. . ?epartinental and executive,
N. C, sell for cish at r, 7 fs a 1181 P'Pt t?te organ
tion to the h,W h-uVr" To. 'zawons. mere is also a list of im-
lowine described af par., . Rortant events from January 1, 1914,
v6.6c,
One town lot. in the
broke. N. C. beino- T.nt. "Kn T in
Block G., in said town. Said lot'be-
Confederate Women's Home Accepted
by state.
The Confederate Women's Home
inr hnimrfoH i,Vk' i n "i i Ine uomeaeraie women's rtome
Sk'2!SdreiSt JS?1 erected at Fayciteville by the State
Wpot K, i0.j. " ,V: r " ixonij arouna ior aepenaent wo
E aLnttf 1:0111111 -eofConfederatldiers warfor-
enlightening us oh broader lines as
10 me possiDHit.es of this incompar
able region and the great opportun
ities that lie in it for us. For years
The Star has emphasized the splendid
resources and immense possibiliites
of Eastern North Carolina, and many
have thoutrht US extravatrjant hut tho
. fair has more than demonstrated that
lew ot us have the slightest concep
tion of the magnitude of the advant
ages possessed by this section. The
exhibits proclaimed them and we
have had ocular demonstration of
them. They only show us what the
possibilities are. and it is for us to
develop them along every line made
-so plain to us by the great variety
ana superiority oi tne products dis
played whert we could lay eyes upon
xnem. ine lair, although a commun
lty improvization, haa been a tre
mendous success and we have failed
to learn anything from it if.it has
not brought US to the contention flint.
horticulture and agriculture can be
muizea as rare potential factors in
the upbuilding of Wilmington and
11 the resourceful counties of East
ern Worth Carolina. Strangers who
nave visited our fair have been ut.
terly astonished. A gentleman who
had official connection with the
'f'reat exnosition at K.m l")ipon Pnl-
ifornia, this year, unhesitatingly de
clared that for variety, quality and
superiority ot products displayed, and
for the taste manifested in the ar
rangement of the exiiibits, our fair
surpassed that 'n California's garden
spot region. Several visitors to the
rprpnt Rtntp fni, . nt T?alpio4v Hprlorp
srhat as a productive exhibit the Wil
mington fair takes first rank. An
expert who says he has taken in the
State fair and fourteen county fairs
this vear cave the palm to the Wil
mington disolay. So did some who
have visited the State fair for sever
u years out of the last dozen.
Several visitors rom Western
North Carolina declare that Wilming
ton's improvised fair was a revela-
tlun tn thpm Thpw orova pntnneiaa
..w.. w - - j
't'ic ovei it, because they little dream
ed that we had here the resources
upon which to draw for such an ex
hibition of the possibilities and op
portunities of this rarest of sections
the premier part of the Nation's
Garden spot. We have for once mar
shalled some of the evidences of one
of our vast resources and certainly
xnere should be no halting after we
have shown and seen what we can
do when we only half try to do it.
Organization of a regular fair as
sociation plainly suggests our duty
to as. We must go ahead on broader
lines, for in such displays of our mag-
nuicent resources lies the completer
development thev need. They give
us the opportunity to make a great
er wumington ana a ereater East
ern North Carolina. We have blaz
d the way and we .should be faith,
ful. earnest nd zealous workers in
a field of the most inconceivable po
tentialities. Our great opportunity
13 nere;
A-tTOftNirrH A T.iw"
LUMBERTON. N. a.
AH business given prompt and ear
iui attention, umce upsUIrs Mc
Leod building, Elm and and 4th Sta
A. W. McLean Dickson McLean
L. R. Varser Junius J. Goodwin
McLEAN, VARSER & McLEAN
Attornpvn at Law
Office on second floor National Bank
of Lumberton building.
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA
x. a. McNeill, jr.
Attorney-at-Law
Lumberton. North Carolina.
will nractice in all court. Bualnaaa
attended to nromotlv.
Rooms 3 and 4 McLeod building, cor
ner cam ana tn JSUeets.
a E. STACY,
Attorney-atLaw.
Lumberton, N. C
Practice in State and Federal CoarU
Office in First National Bank Btdf
WOODBERRY LENNON
Attorney-at-Law
Lamberton, N. C
Offices over Postoffice.
Land and Improvement Co
inis Nov; it'tl97ff.
C. B. SKIPPER,. C. S. C.
Successor and Assignee of W. II.
Humphrey, C. S. C. Mortgagee.
11 4 4thurs
St. Paul's Graded School Enrollment
f asses 300
St. Paul's Me$,f.pno-pr,
The enrollmert at the St. Paul's
graded school had reached, at the
rlose of the second month, a total of
270. This has been increased to SOI
students. New students continue to
nter each week so that the enroll
ment this year should pass the 350
mark. Some few of these students
however, have dionped out. Eighty
Tive per cent of the students on the
rll are present each day, varying
from 75 per cent in the first grade
to 91.5 per cent in the tenth grade.
Arbor day and North Carolina day
were celebrated together Friday af
ternoon, the 12tH of November, with
the planting of flowers and shrubs
nd with appropriate exercises.
For any itchiness of the skin, for
Vkin rasheschap, pimples, etc., try
TJoan's Ointment, 50c at all drug
stores.
t. a. McNeill,
Lmwver.
Land titles and law of executors
nd administrators special attention.
Lfuico, jiuin street, west of First
National Bank. Practice in all Courts.
Lamberton. N. C
RUSSELL S. BEAM, M. D.
Lumberton, . -N. C.
Practice limited to Eye, Ear,
Nose, and Throat.
Office hours 9 to 11:30 a. m.
2 to 6 p. m.
Sundays by appointment
Phone 196
1
R. 6. ROZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office McMillan Drug Store
Residence Phone 302
Office Phone 75
JOHN KNOX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 26; Residence
Phone 64
LUMBERTON, N C.
DR. D. D. KING
Dentist
LUMBERTON, N. C
3flces upstairs in Weinatein building.
DR. R. T. ALLEN
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA
wmce in Aicteod Building
Cor. 4th and Elm Sts
TlfOS. r If iCTVBnxi w n
lenee 'Phone No. 175. Office Those
No. 47.
IRA B. MULLIS,
CirU Engineer.
Cotton Mill Office Building. Lnmber
Tea, North Carolina.
land-Clay and Gravel Roads. Pave-
tenia, unages, Sewers, Drainage and
Geral Surveying.
mally . turned over to the , State
Thursdav nitrht. . TVip nrpopnntinn
.r O " . .
was made by ucl. James A. Bryan
of Newbern, chairman of the direc
tors ot tne home. . The acceptance
by the State was by Lieut. Gov.
nau.llf.i1nn ft a - - C i
ir j ... . I wnu vvaa (jreventeii irom aikenuinK.
under and bv virtnp nf tha nD i.. x. l.
OI Sale COntainprt in a novfain AA I . A.! I
; uccui resseiuauon i reception was Kiven Dy
of trust executed to me, the under- the board of diiectors and members
cirrnoH c4- U.. T tt i I - . . . . . . ..
..uokc, vy a. n, umpnrey of the advisory board. An offer of
?u oil t Jara J ilumphrey,-on Mrs-W-Mr Creasy of Wilmington,
j r . t ) "ijr,, uiu, re- recoruinp secretary oi ine u. u .
corded inbook 34, page 6, Robeson to place in the home an oil portrait
j crs' A"c Vul,c ouu "i ivirs. w . iu. rarsiey, lounaer oi
fault having been made in the pay. board of directors. The board also
Him! 1. ill .nil KHmp I Tin 1 1 An lnr.n I 1 . 1 . i ' . . i . . i
, - - uu TTcuiics-i u tsaeu resolutions expressing special
dav. npoprnhpr- IKtli 10.1K . o 1. 1 ii i. i. it.- T-ii. V. is.
' . zi "v;l ow utiucs manKS 10 m iNorin Carolina uivis.
n. m. nt. thp i.nni.1 htnoA a. t i . . ... t . i t i . . , i
.v-Mi w uUUoc uwi iu jjuiu- ion oi tne uniiea uaugmers oi tne
nprt.on. RnhaaAti ftAnnti. VTn-u.k i I . i . m . i . . .. .
1 vv vWJV,, huiui iaro-i vonieaeracy ior tneir patriotic ln-
TT T , k"" euu" veieat in ine nuine. aim to rars, xiunt-
lie auction to the highest bidder the er G. -Smith of Fayetteville for her
I ? ut 1UI ux. a to-wit: i wise loresignt in proposing such an
Contained in a pprtain man :..t:tni:.. i. A xl- tv .
, - - --- .u I...... iiic.ui3i niaHiuuuii tu uic uauKUicis ui viie
by r-age & LaBruce, C. L.. which map Confederacy and pressing its claims
. - . ui tue oeiorrj tnat crpvnization ana in urij-
MlKlBbBl - OI - IffiHIN nr HAMBIAn rtni.n I i . n n xn.xa 9 .. I ..
: - v -wuii- hut ujatLri w its xiuai success
, . v : " - "isiTOre iui upuu tne vjeneiai Assemuiy. toe
which is hereby made for further de- presentation exercises and the receo-
Rrnntmn I . . , : . . I
1 uon were attenaea dv many people
tJefinnnino at n otaim on nnrtli h'lAa I n tw. tv... . iv e... I
. 7 r . ..v. v. a.vt I ui IF& V1I11I1C11.TJ lit tlirj UC UL tllC OtaC.I
Or Iiavaw efAAf- T? If o i.t i I mt t . . 1 j ' I
'- " . ii. uuiibuDi xiie uuuie in a uaiiusuuiv anu coin-
icorner of lot No. 4, and runs as herl fortable building containing 36 rooms,
llltA nntf h O .n.f 1 Afi i .11 I i . .
. twi xw ieet to a staKei witn one wing incomplete on account
I 1 1. . e 1 A 1 . nn x I
ut lacn. oi iunuN. auuui ou inmates I
lean be accommodated. A consider
able nart of the furnishing of fhp
1. L l ' .1 .
noma, nas nppn mane nosain ip nv on
dowments bv individuals and chap
ters of the Daughters of the Confed
Afflpv A m An nr tno . V.o nfave tViot
have made endowments are those of
Lumberton, Ked bonnes and Max
ton, thei last-named being in honor
or ur. james croom
Bladen. Sampson and Johnston Re
lpasprf From fattlp Onarnntina
Announcement has been made bv
the Federal Government that the
counties of RlflHpn. RnmnaAn nnH
Johnson will be released from cattle
wnicn has been in effect
YOU ARE THnBniir.mv in..nn ouarantine.
against ruin by fire if you carrv ifn these counties for quite a while
oi our policies of fire insurant I ine worK 01 tlck eradication has now
Without J progressed to such a point that it i
a blaze all the time. now considered safe to allow cattle
i lata INSURANCE IS A DUTY 1 10 De sn,PPeu out 01 these counties
as wen us honati- v .... . i
. ., w x uur wiie anal
family are entitled to a sure home an!i '. .......
you as their protector are in dSy PNEUMONIA
- " ifrovme it. nave us issue
you a nolirir ttaw ku u .Ti
- . j , uvw iur tneir
solute 1,118 Protection ab-
Mb lit lem of ttKMModt. GOWAlrS
r rabr AKATlON ' UUl pDcgxaoAla by d
strorinl the conmtkm and '""""t
Onlck relief forcoldi,croap, coaiht, f rippe.
F. F. WETMORE, C. E.
Drainaee c
H!ghways of all Kinda
SaniUtion M..
Office Weinstein BuDding
Lamberton, N. Q
Q. T. WilUams,
Agent
LUMBERTON, N. C.
SEASON
-FOR-
Fire Insurance
Every day fa the year.
Better insure now
R. H. CRICHTON
Phone 9 and 169
paint and torenen In lanM and thmat.
lJfL tni aanakn. All dtuuista.
91, W, 50c, 2X,
F I R E!
Has destroyed oth
ers. You may be
next. Insure be
fore it is too Late
S. H. HAILTON
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON
GRESS
14.85 CHARLESTON 44 5
For the fthnvp nwnBinn tha Atlan
tic Coast I.inp will pll cvmninn tilr
ets from Pembroke to Charleston at
$4.85. Tckets will be sold for all
trains on December 11, 12 and 13,
limited returning point to midnight
of December 22, 1915. Proportion
ately low fares will be made from
all points on the Atlantic Coast Line
inis is a convention of the great
est importance to the South's com
merciai, manuiacturing and agricul
ural advantages, and will be an onen
ing wedge for its opportunities at
this time. In recognition of its im
portance the United States Govern
mpnt nrnnnsAS to spnH nix. Kotflo.
J ...... Hv . ... l.lll. UU.V.V
ships to Charleston and in addition
mere win Dt a large number of cruis
ers, tornedo hoots and KiiKmai-inao
there for the inspection and pleasure of
tne large number ot tne south's rep
reser.tative citizens who will be pres
ent.
For-schedules and further infor
mation, call on
O. O. FOWLER, Ticket Agent,
Pembroke, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Chamberlain's Tablets
This is a medicine intended espec
ially for stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation . It is meet
ing with much success and rapidly
gaininsr in favor and popularity. Ob-j
tainable everywhere.
rector m'g 'bSZ' ' 1
"KEEP ON MOVING"
Robeson BuiloW fc inm. Accnfn-
r V RphuM e . yuv.UllVI
I V. OKOWN. Ser Af M-: l o , .
' " "wuai oanK or Lumberton
WE ARE NOW
OVER NINJE YEARS OLD
desire to employ competent under graduate nurses.
We solicit your patronage and influence. Wo will annreW
your kindness if you will - remember ns when to S of Tnurst
Tn&lZ Wh m- thantn g
. W Pro y th. very, best attention that eon b iriv..
we ask you to be the judge of what we are capable of data.
. . W. will tok, pleasor. ,n gMng you p,i, t. ho.pit.r and
ervices. ThaEg TorTslfiyorf7 iot 80th
Thompson flospif a
YOU ARE INVITED
to visit the
N. Y. Cafe and Lumberton Kandy Kitchen
dp 'the ?Pmf f"Ce- , dean and ,..
ST.; JtJT-." "cry day-FMC7 Me"s
". "
Fresh Norfolk Oysters Received Every Day
jjarr,'lBB'-
Performance vs Possibilities. Ford cars are giv
ing satisfactory service to more than 900, m
owners representing all classes in business and
professional life, on the farm and for pleasure it
is "The Universal Car." Sturdy and reliable, easy
to understand and drive, and economical to ope
rate and maintain. Prices lower than ever. Run
about ?390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $840,
f. o. b. Detroit. Why pay more? On sah at
ROBESON AUTO CO.
PHONE 223. J. H.FELTS, JrH Mgr'