THE ROBESON! AN, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916
PACT THRE1
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You are now giving a great deal of thought to the-matter of Fertilizers for the
coming season, and on account of advance in prices on fertilizer materials gen
erally, and as Kainit and Potash are not being furnished by fertilizer dealers at all,
the public has been disposed to think the commercial fertilizers, Ammoniated Gu
anos, would not be of great help to crops the coming season, but good reasons and
ofi rnnrlusions. The facts are the most competent authorities
state mat with a reasonable application of guano containing as much as 12 per cent
plant food, say 9 per cent Phosphoric Acid and 3 per cent ammonia, with favorable
season and good cultivation, good crops will be made. We have this statement made
by the best Chemists who are experts as to proper fertilizers for producing good crops
as follows; .'
- IN CONCLUSION
Potash is very scarce and h'gh, so scarce that there is little or none to be had and so high that fanners could not afford, to use it
if they could get it. The sail fortunately contains more potash than any other fertilizer ingredient, ; and by proper means enough
nf it can be made available to produce - good""crcps this year when phosphoric acid and ammonia are applied. Crops have been made
without applying , it... ChepiiS.S recommend the use-of fertilizers without it. hose who know agree that good crops can made by
proper cultivation and the ' a pplicaticn of fertilizers containing vrmmoma and much phosphoric acid. Therefore, farmers do not get
feared or uneasy because you cannot this year get potash but go to work, use good seed, cultivate well, apply liberally fertilizers
containing phosphoric acid and. ammonia, and you will make, good and paying crops.
We are prepared to furnish farmers fertilisers that we believe will produce . good crops. We can furnish almost any analysis
desired but we find that good farmers are buying 16 per cent Acid Phosphate, and Ammoniated Guano, containing 9 per cent Phos.
phoric'Aicd and 3 per cent Ammonia that is considered a splendid guano for cotton and corn. li. ....
We sell many different grades of Guano, so we can furnish as may be desired.' , '.We are especially well fixed as to good Guano
for Tobacco we have a euan 3 containing Sulphate of Potash, which is so very important in order to get fine grade Tobacco; this is
"Yellow Leaf oGrwdiAaV-ig.-VTe sell also, "Golden Seal Tobacco Guano" made by G. Ober & Sons" which
has given such good satisfaction for rnany years. - ' , .
Wfr CALL SPECIAL" ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT WE HAVE BOUGHT 500 BAGS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO OF THE
rSuVIAN GUANO CORPORATION. THIS IS GUARANTEED GENUINE, UNADULTERATED. PERUVIAN GUANO IN ITS NAT
URAL STATE Ts WhS DUG OUT OF THE DEPOSITS IN PERU, EXCEPT THE MATERIAL HAD TO BE GROUND, OF
COmisI TO PUT. IT IN CONDITION TO BE APPLIED AS WE APPLY FERTILIZERS. ;
WE SELL SEVERAL DIFFERENT- GRADES OF TO P-DRESSERS WHICH ARE REALLY BETTER THAN NITRATE- SO
DA WHICH ISNOW 0 HIGH IN PRICE FOR PROFITAP UbE UN CROPS. , THT2 BEtfT TQIRKSSER, OR HIGH GRAC
MATERIAL TO USE IN MIXING ACID PHOSPHATE AND I 01W SEED MEAL IS THELD RELIABLE ''CEREALITE"
WHICII CONTAINS 9 PER CENT AMMONIA AND 3 PER CCNT ACTUAL GERMAN POTASH. .. -
WE HAVE GREAT CONFIDENCE IN "CEREALITE" AND THE "GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO" WE SELL, IN FACT WE
MAKF PLAIN STATEMENT THAT WE BELIEVE THEY ARE THE VERY BEST FERTILIZERS OBTAINABLE AT THIS TIME.
MAKE AAI A ARE SOLD BY US EXCLUSIVELY, YOU NEED NOT INQUIRE OF OTHER DEAL
ERS AS TO THEIR MERITS, AS THEY DO NOT KNOW THE ACTUAL FACTS, BUT COME TO.US AND WE-CAN PUT GUAR-
ANTEED, INDISPUTABLE FACTS BEFORE YOU. V 1 . '-'
IN CONCLUSION WE WOULD SAY THAT THIS IS A YEAR FOR FARMERS TO DO AS THEY WISELY DID LAST
YEAR-PLANT SUFFICI ENT GRAIN AND FOOD CROPS TO MAKE HOME SUPPLIES AND TO MAKE ALL THE COTTON AND
TOBjCCOPOSSIBLE WITHOUT HEAPING UP LARGE COST ACCOUNTS THAT WILL CONSUME ALL THE INCOME FROM
SALES WECASK AND TALK BUSINESS WITO US-WE ARE READY TO DO OUR PART IN MAKING
YEW BEUEVEGAT wlTn- APEMSSMUSING PUSH, ENERGY. AND ECONOMY THE YEAR 1916 WILL
BE?t! M US YOURS TRULY,
LUMBERTON,-NC.
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SEE OUR NEW SPRING
GOODS TODAY
And Get the Worth of your Money
v DRY GOODS -;
The latest patterns in fancy
dress goods, white goods and
ginghams. Several thousand
yard3 of the best - bleaching,
white homespun and checked
homespun at the right prices.
READY-TO-WEAR GOODS
Fresh stock laides' shirt waists
in plain white and colors. Big
assortment of ready - made
dresses for women,-misses and
children at prices that will suit
everybody.
MEN'S SHIRTS
Complete assortment of spring
shirts that will make you open
your eyes. All colors and pat
terns, come and see them for
yourself.
NEW OXFORDS
The latest fads in new Oxfords
right fresh from the factory
on Monday.
Slippers for men, women, miss
es and children in all kinds of
leathers at reasonable prices.
Remember our 6tock is new and
fresh .
MEN'S HATS
Some of the latest styles and
staple colors in Stetson, Ches
terfield, Essex and Raleigh
hats. ; All of them fresh and
new.
FERTILIZERS AND FARM
SUPPLIES
We make a specialty of fer
tilizers and farm supplies. We
handle reliable brands and are
well prepared to furnish your
wants in these lines. Prices in
line with other high-grade
goods. Terms cash or credit.
See us before you buy.
Make Our Store your Head
quarters When in the City
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DEPARTMENTSSTORE
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IN THE
EVERTIAWYOUR GARMENT SCORCHE0T"
. NAT HERE
We never" burn, scorch or gloss anyone's clothes. We press
vwth hot dry steam, sterilize your clothes and make them look
as good as new THAT'S SERVICE
Cleaning Repairing Altering
CALL US WE'LL CALL '
NATIONAL fKESSLNG CLUB
W. K. FAULK, Prep. PHONE 155
Head The RobesonianV Adv mts
! Robeson Building & Loan Association
. NEW SERIES
, 'January 1st, 19 1 6
All stockholders in first series should take new stock in new se
ries because the first series will mature before another series opens.
- BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
STOP PAYING RENT AND OWN YOUR OWN HCME BY PAY
ING FOR IT WITH RENT MONEY
CALL ON C. V. BROWN AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF LUM
BERTON, who will cheerfully give any information you-may de
sire on this subject
C. V. BROWN, Sec & Treas.
NEED PUBLIC HEALTH NUftS-
ing -v-v
Opinion of Miss Crandall, Noted Ex
pert Touring South
State Board of Health Bulletin.
Miss Ella Phillips Crandall, see
retary of the National Association
of Public Nursing of New York
City, in her address at the Yar
borough House in Raleigh recently,
made all North Carolinians, the cit
izens of Ka'c:gh in particular, feel
that they are yet far behind inpro-
gressive health measures in that so
few public health nurses are at
work in the State. ' According -to
Miss Crandall and other health
workers, the public health nurse -is
accomplishing more for individual
and family health, better living con
ditions and practical educaton along
all health lines than any other sin
gle agency now engaged., in health
or social uplift work.
Speaking of the nurse as a nav
ing investment; Miss Crandall said
GOOD FOR COLDS
'Honey, Pine Tar and Glycerine are
reconized cold remedies. In Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey these are com
bined with other cough medicines in a
pleasant syrup. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
quickly stops your cough,
checks your cold, soothes irritation of
the throat. . Excellent for young,
adult and aged. It's one of the best
cough, syrups made. Formula on
every bottle.' Youknow just what
you are taking and your doctor
knows its rood for coughs and colds.
Insist on Dr Bell's Pine-Tar.Hotiey.
Only 25c at Druggists.
VILLA RAIDS UNITED
I flnlf AT A i mi ivc
STATES TERRITORY "V"1 ni MULL! J
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
TROOPERS INVADE MEXICO
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16 Americans hiiied at Columbus, N.
Al. and ifuiidatgs' Fired
Troop ci 13ih V. S. Cavalry Fol
ic UatiJi ihto Mxko Villa
Had 500 Me.--S.ore of Invaders
fcl-in
z$c' Djjpfpyn" Hies Sour, Gas
sy, Lpst Mo.naci.s in Five
Minutes
if ivhnf irn.i ;,.,
. UM JUOb UUJ ,a gourifte on
Columbus N, M., Di&pat;h, March -9. itsmach or lies like a lun of
Francisco Villa, outlawed Mexican f''V :, d,?"i' or belch
Ci L.i T .LI w .- t .
bandit, rakled United States territory lood, or have a leelV 0t dizz.nT
i 1 11 .t I- , .-v r t 1 liyvn.il.... " 4 Still
totiay. vvim ouu men ce aiiacKeu riuurn, -iuunes, nausea Lad
Columbus, killed at least l(i Ainer- -in mouth and stomach Iiead-
-cins ana fired many buiknngs be- ac.fte, you can surely get relief in fivo
i'ore he was driven back across the ,n,mj s-
international border. i Aik TOI"r Pharmacist to show vou
Not less than 250 trocpers of the , 'ft SJ?? Piain'y.Printeo! on thesa
iom umiea laies cavairy louowea than i i .
the Villa band into Mexico. ,. Reports J2Siey? ,T I1. "?,e,?'a.nl wh J-
to Col. II. J. Slocum, commanding K8 iht must go.
n. c.... 1. .u. :.r ana wny it relieves sour. nt-fAr..
Ute today stated Ihat Villa had 2j?a cl)fp" ? f1 st". five min.
made a stand 15 miles south of the i".' .a?e,fi,.D,apeJp3lT "harm-
border where spirited fighting en. dose' wlFJit anrprere for'
.sued. In this engagement an un- Bimnntinn ?.prJepa.Ce.,ror
aucu. m inis engagement an un- Bimiiatifin ui 1 .. , .
named private was killed and Capt. Jo' llh ,00d
George . Williams, adjutant of ti. to the Ute t?th a TLhJ
l.itti cavalry, was ; wounuca tite; but what will please yoq moVt
The small detachment of troopers js ti)at you will ' feel that yJS stom
under Maj. I-rank Tompkins and LI- flch and intestines zri ViJ
Unsley, fighti (mounted, freshf an win not
e a datermmcd stand against ths, sort to laxat;vpi r n... T n ,
,wed V:lla attack, and at last -j bd'usne'
a were holding their ground. This city will have manv "Pin'.
he raid on American territory j DW cranks, S Itopll
,-ed cost y to the bandit chief-; w II calPthpm ht Jr. rl
ta n. The bodies of 18 bannits, m- thustic nbout this j-pfendid stom
clcd ng Pablo Lopez, second in com- cch preparation, too, if you ever take
mand, had been gathered and burn-f it for indigestion, gases, heartburn
ed before nocn and troopers reported sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
MM tiHlAfAVnAVAl flllWlhAW t P ft a O ft Brill I WlnA.
Get fome now, this minute, and rid
yourself of stomach misery and indi
geston in five minutes. -
an undetermined number of dead still
lyine in the brush. Led to the at
tack under the slogan: "Death to the
Americans", Villa's followers fought
with desperation. Just before dawn
they crept along ditches skirting the
United States cavalry camp and
rushed the sleeping town, firing
heavily. - ir.
Answer to JLrs. Towwend'a Wble
Puzzle
CorrespQndence of The Robes'onian. .
Buie, March 8-Ance to Mistrea P
troopers into almost instant action. F Townsend Bible Puzzle i think it
wnue a poruon oi uie ramera en-4 was adam wife-for it Teads lika thia
gaged the cavalrymen, others began . j the garden was made a verv
applying the torch and shooting, pretty mad as ever was seen in the
American civilians who ventured from morning she was made a wife the
the buildings. Lights in homes and first day of her life & died before
public buildings immediately became he was bornd Now Miss Town
targets for snipers posted at Vil-j stnd some men have taouirht it
la's direction. Other bandits -creep-, would ben wise if she could of died
ing' close to American homes, entic.jthe first day she was mad you un
ed a number of civilians into the. der stand that ' she was made out
open with English spoken invitations 1 0f a bone & Misa Townsend you.
A number of fatalities are attributed -under stand that a woman is like
to this ruse. .in U ginney all waise chatering Miss
Stores were N looted, oil was pour-J Townsend you now a woman is hard
ed upon frame structures, and the, to guest a man cant hardly iret a
match applied by still other bandits.) long with her & he cant hardly ret
The-Tostoffiee was raided, furniture a long without her Now M'ss
smashed, but the looters secured only i Townsend i would of ben Glad if
one small registered packag-e. j you would of told what it took to
Many civilians barricaded them- made a wife now Misa townsend you
selves in their homes and fired at. was savin g somDthini?' a hnn
Moxxans as thev darted through filthie weed i guest you Know hnn
the
the streets. The fighting in the. made the weed after the 6 days
town ended almost as suddenly as it. work was don the captain said all
bogan. tnan two nnurs aaerj was verry good -& Miss Townsend
ihc iJrst-shot was-heardVill's -bucr-yousaid-fiompthing'-a-bout-whiskey
lers sounded the retreat and the raid-J you now what the B. says a bout
fTi hnsran i discrdered fliirht, close-, what the child is gnaped in all rite
ly followed by American troopers. J then Mis3 Townsend woman place
Mrs.-. Mud Hawlc Wright, an, to "shape the child rite before the
American woman who said she was ( child is Bornd what do the most of
heM captive by Villa for nine days the woman want theair husband to
and was liberated in the midst of t get one gallon but now i guest the
today's fightine declared todav that, can put up wiht a Quart now. miss
Villa announced c-n March 1 his in-j townsend if you can get in line with
tention to Attack Clumbu and pro.jthe mishonary woman to dopt a law
reeded north under forced marchefthat now woman wil a low a noth-
to f"rry out his purpose. I er Quart to go in to her house these
His men. with scant puddH?s of
water and meat suffered severely,
she sa'd, and many dronped from
their horses on the march to Boo
boys & girls wil not be shaped in
this half blind taerer stuff when lit
tle Johnie or. little rofie is 1 or 2
days o!d what a little todey shapen
Grande. Villa, -she doclred, ruled ; shapert that is the reason whiskey
them by fpsr and hit officers with; js so hard to get out h is shaped
tf fbts of their swords beat tlo sol in this stuff Mr L. E. Tynar told
defers into animalfon 'sufficient t-i,me in 1913 that te had never had
reach that point where they rested
and prenare fr the raid.
Tuesday Mr Wright related. Vil
lr bandits attacked employee of the
Palcmas Cattle Comnanv. enea?d
in rounding up cattle, kHlfngr four
Americans.
Mrs. Wright safd pfr husband.
Edward John Wrijrht, formerly of
Houston, Tex., and Frank Hayden, a
yonth employed at the LaBooker saw
mill, were taken from the Wriirht
ranch March 1 and presumably kill
ed
inney whiskey to none of his chil
dren & Mrs L E Tynar is not both
ered with drunken children b like
Mr Walter tynar & wife both get
be hind it & push it out the woman
was adam wife E
Wm Gregory R 2 Box 23
that the school hygiene nurse was
of the greatest value in that she
caused 84 per cent of defectives , to
get treatment and saved besides
many repeaters and severe illness
from contagious diseases. Industrial
organizations employing nursing ser
vice did so not as a matter of phil
anthropy but merely as a good bus
iness policy and that whatever was
the cost of a nursing service to a
corporation, the amount was many
times saved through the good condi
tion .it meant to the employees,
through the regularity of the out
put and through the good will and
general health of all. To employ a
nurse, she said, was by'f ar cheaper
to a town or county than to main
tain a charity hospital and the gen
eral poverty caused by sickness.
Miss Crandall urged the necessity
of employing only graduate nurses
to go to only standard instiutions
for thei'r training. Miss Crandall
is touring the Southern States irt the
mhlir health nursing. .
One Puzzle Answered and Another
Asked -
Crrespondence of The Robesonian .
Lumberton, R. 6, March 8 An
swer in vhn i ht that tinldn Inner
When she was taken prisoner! lifo in hoi rirrVif Viand and rirhttw anA
md forced to ride away wito a de-l honor in her left hand 7: Wisdom, and
tachment of Villa's men under Col. can be found somewhere in Proverbs,
Nicholas Servantes, she aad a ban-1 DUt i haven't time to look it up with
dit ordered her to give iier baby to; my dim eyes. What are we promis-
Mexican family. ed f or keeping the Sabbath day
1 noiyT.
CATARRH
. Why Suffer?
Sessom6 Late Discovery
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Robesonian Want Ads Bring
Results.
. If You Have Anything to
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Cent a Word. The Robeson-
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Question Answered, Question Asked
To the Editor of The Robesonian!
In answer to Mrs. F. P. Town
mend's question, "Who was a wife the
first day of her life and d;ed before
she was born?"': it was Eve. She
was never born and she was Adam's
wife.
I want to ask who was Melchize
deck? A. J. JACOBS.
Claxton, Ga.
Mrs. F. F. oWMsEtffr.
Changeable Weather Brings Sickness
The changeable weather of March
causes coughs, colds, croup and
grippe. There is no such thing as
a "light cold" none that a person
can safely neglect. Foley's Honey
and Tar is a safe and reliable fam
ily medcine that heals inflamed, con
gested air passages, stops coughs and
eases brewing. Sold everywhere.
Ugh! Calomel is Horrible! It
Shocks Your Liver, If Bilious
CALOMEL SICKENS! DOXT LOSE A DAY'S WORK! CLEAN YOUR
LIVER AND BOWELS WITH "DODSON'S LIVER TONE."
horrible! Take a dose of the dan-
gerous drug tonight "ana tomorrow
you may lose a day's work.
Calomel ia mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it ct:nes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, break,
ing it up. Thia ia when you feel
that awful nausea and cramming. If
rou are sluggish and "ali knocked
aut", if your liver is torpid and bow
els constipated or you have headache,
dizziness, coated tongue, breath is
bad or stomach sour, just try a
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone tonight.
Here's my guaranty Go to any
drug store and get a 50 cent bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a
ipoonfal and if it doesn't straighten
.you right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous I want you to go back
to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying ht
sale of calomel because it i real liver
r".edicir.e; entirely vegetable, therefore
it can not salivate or make you sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile and consti
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miser
able. I guarantee that a bottle , of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your
entire family feeling fine for months.
Give it to your children. It is harm
less; doesn't gripe and they like its
pleasant taste.