THE BOBESONIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916
PAGE TWO
REDOLENT THINGS
FROM RED SPRINGS
OUT ROZIF.R WAY
ek ending July 17, 1
Docs Anybody Enjoy the Sunrise?
Cause of Malaria Germany and
the South How is Your Grass and
Rain? President Wilson a Re
markable Man
Cmrtsnondence of The Robesoman.
Red 'Springs, Juiy 1 -The iman-jand rain stu
Tobacco and Corn Damarwl bv Wind
and Hain A Surprise Marriage
1 5 Sunday St hools Will Gather at
I Oak Grove Ourch the 5th Sunday
1 Social , autl Pervonal
Correspondence of T.e Robesonian.
Rosier. J'u'iv - 17 A
l, wui- . rrct;on spent last week in this sec-
i ciiiu taut vw. u ntu v-tivuita ;.,, r o,-i n hao
tile raralvsis is bejrinnine to fcara- section of .te . country Inday ard ;
lize New York. All children under j Friday -night tf Izzt week, doing con-; an(1 read,'rs f
12 vears are subject to it, although i sjderable damtge to tobacco and; i
there are eases of older people wno ; corn.
have been attacked with the disease.. Children's d::y was ob:rved .et
The worst thing about it, is that theyj Rozier churc'i Sunday p. re.. July 0.
never completely recover .from its; On account of trie disagreeable weath
effects. jer the crowd was small.
- There wrs cuite a Bir-
rinoe anvlmdr pniov the earlv sun-! nrise wcoritntr at Rozier Sn-
well. I office for the
t . r-C3?-2 firour.a rcre re an. 1916,
-V--tC tor .tn meeting , next , . Mp; Lee Broam, Mr; Bill Cooper,
week. Hope to have a fine meeting XT. M - r- T, , i
W'i, time. Mr. N. P. Gadvin, Mr. . C. Jack-j
Sorry to report Mrs. Joel Ivey is son, Mr. Gerray McLean, Mrs. Eallaj
in the sick list, also Mrs. Fannie. Bul-j McLean, Mr. R. A . Stankeyteh, Mrs.!
fii-4 i f,. T Ctrli-cn T.f ra Mi-ol R Wil. i
i t . i y f. k y i. v , -' ......
amscn. Mr. Alex wnite.
Persons callir.er for the above mail
will please say '-advertised".
D. D. FRENCH.
rise? , People in town don't get upj
r
Periiaps you have not thought what
: break-down or spell oi sieKness
TAKE A VACATION
i State Board of Health.
Tt- 5a time in takf a vacation. Ev
erybody that works either mentally
or physically needs a vacation
sometime during the year.
jnout 1 o'clock when Mr. K. ! Porhans vou think vou can't af-
H fhnsp in the coun- t; nsvhv c'ficied Miss Lomie Lowe fnrd a vacation this vear. The fact
try get up soon enough but are too to be his wif-. They were married! is, in general - you can't afford not
busy preparing- for the day's work f at the home of the groom's parent?,! to take one. You can't afford not
to appreciate the glories of a sun- enr Rozier Siding. The cremonvi to rest your mind and body and get
" rise ana are too urea in- we evfiunK Was periom:u oy avv.-j. ..- rawp.y irom rouiine wur&.
to care anything about its setting. 0f Lumberton. Our sincere wisn is
" ' ; tor tnem a long- hi.u uapiiy iuc
Wo thn;io-ht we hart ocatea tne
cause of malaria until an other f el
low comes along and says it is caus
oA t,v the bitinr of a certain Kina , hnme of Mr. ami Air3. w. i. rturtvet.. Yon mnv
of mosquito called the anopholes. He jjr and Mrs. Malpos will leave to-1 an expensive trip to the seashore or
describes it as a smau aeucaie crea-; jay -for Red springs ana onji !" r to the mountains but you can attord
ture that stands on his hind 5egs j3efore returning to Richardson. ja rest and a change of environment
when he bites and gets in his work be-! Messrs. B. T. Blake, Alex Flem- for at ieast a few days,
tween sunset and sunrise. T;e oth-; jntr an(j Grover Tyson of East Lum-: a few important points not to be
er varieties of the mosquita don't; Dert.0n scent Sunday p. m. at Rozier. overlooked in taking your vacation
ccuim to hp noisonous. not even the; t;ce .al!ip Holder left Monday for, aro.
galinipper, whose song as he makes; Bennettsville.- S.-. C, where she will; First, go where your health will
for you is worse than his bite. Science; fpen(i sevOTal days visiting relatives. ; not he in jeopardy. Stay at no
1 J,i n o.n'if Honl tf Rpttle those f,--r. ilsv RutlfP and S. W. ! ..,Vi.a ftiom oro -flioo nr mws-
quitoes . Second, know that , wher-
Mr. nnd Mrs. LUtner iUaipos ai. i v.w 1,1 met vnn ThP old adao-o "a
- i three children of Richardson, pf " 1 stitch in time saves nine," is applic-
- der county, spent Sunday here at the able to our health as to our clothes.
not ha able to afford
v Anno wrpat. Heal to settle those , Mocc-rc 41pv Rutler and S.
et;nc anA tK man who settled r..'i J Fovotf evil!? scent Mon-
.i at e nm trt inneincr . T- '
typhoid fever, did it at the expense! ', n z. Wooten of Fayettevitle; or the 'disposine of sewage. Third,
the surrender and stopping at homes
for a night's lodging, were wuukui
- ea. ine same stimuiciiw , jjr stedman noiuer w..
ing that animated the Southern peo-1 baseh'all ame at Fayetteville Sat
i iQi ai,.e:s animates these i
IIC Ul i 1 1 - 1 J -..v -
of a final collapse. Vte admire their
spunk, but darn tneir juagmem.
. uin,1" ot. nnr usual sal- J , i.v..
is yuur ucmu.. :.; was servea ior tucm
station now is "now is your
or "How is your rainfall today?
There was some talk here last week
of running a ferry from the railroad
crossing to the hotel, but the pro
5t wn -finnllv abandoned for want
of the necessary capital. In the ; thg fe at Camp Glenn a
meantime, the waters assuaeed s'-;f . dav3 aE0. He reports they are
ficiently to make the trip by walk-, . lly time down there at
ing on tn uc -" ! their camp
bear of no disaster In our part of infrrl Ch
the county. DUl vnere ""I. vc.
i" spent .Monday at the home of Mr. that "the food served you is not
W . S. Kozier. -n i tiy-inieccea ana mat, ine uin. is
clean. Fourth, know that your drinK
ing water is pure. Fifth, be vac
cinated against typhoid fever before
leaving home, thereby reducing your
chances of contracting typhoid fever
90 or 100 per cent.
A few don't will perhaps be in
place before making the start.
Don't take too much baggage.
Don't take any cares or worries .
Don't exercise too strenuously at
first.
Don't eat injudiciously.
Don't spend too much money.
Don't forget that rest is what you
ama fhAiA am1 f hof a woQflftn that
I . 1 iHt. Ii.n.t la n fillilV
I1U joy iiilu juut ucai t io iuiiuit.
Advertised Letters
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the Lumberton N. C, post
of his life.
,ii
We are sometimes surprised at the; Mr. Dennis Ratley of Bennettsville,
persistency with which Germany . g c spent Thursday here on dus
fooks to final success when ail indi-j in?stg.
cations point out her final collapse. I Master Vernon Ratley of Red
Y'et such was the belief of the South- j gpringS has returned home after
ern people in the final success of our j Ppending several days with Master
Confederacy, that even after Gen. , David Barker. , ,
t i surrendered at Appomattox,! ;,, vt,oi Porlvle attended preach-
men of his army returning home from -n at the Presbyterian church at
A. Willis spent
st Paul Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. to.
to be deserters; folks would not beH We(nesd ay at the home of -his broth
lieve that Gen'l Lee had surrender-j Mr. J. H. Willis of Red Springs.
i m.- ;r.t? inH fool- -1 . it.U.. .tfotiilnH tVlO
eu. ine same tciiHiireiiw . sieoman nuiuei ""-u
: tVo ontniiiiil trio Southern neo-l, TTowottpville Sat-
!4wday.
St
p. m. at Ten Miie. -
r T:ii mii Rortio Carlvle crave a
7
11
It ''
1 4
Silver
Plated
Knives
stamped
u
last loncer through harder
service than any other be
cause they have a round
bolster, which does away
with sharp comers (where
blade is joined to handle)
where wear is constant and
hardest. This is but one
o! many notable features of
1847 ROGERS BROS.
knives, which give lasting
service and satisfaction.
Numerous patterns are
oflered in this famous
"Silver Plate that Wears. "
Sold by leading dealers
everywhere. Send forcat
' alogue "CL," showing all
designs.
INTERNATIONAL
SILVER CO.
Successor to
Meriden Britannia Co.
MERIDEN, CONN.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Real Estate
6 Per Gent Interest
PLANTERS BANK & TRUST GO
O. C. SPAULDING, Trust Officer
ICEMCE!! ICE"!
The season is now on for the free and abundant use of Ice. Your
needs I am prepared to fill with the "VERY BEST AND PUR-
T?cr Tf'T T.-"I rt r nroni r pn ttr tttitom :ti. - .
A
EST ICE FROM DISTILLED WATER" that it's possible to offer.
service ine oest.
To, tfce County trade. I am prepared to serve your needs.
Mail, Telephone and Telegraph orders receive prompt attention.
The City trade will nlease remember that the city laws forbid the
delivery of Ice on Sundays after ten a. m., and it is very neces
' sary that orders for Sunday come in EARLY.
We are on the job soon and late and will be pleased to serve
you. PHONE XO. 120
Howard Morrlsoin
r
. ' . ,. ! birthday party at her home at Roz
Instead of accosting each other j Thursday p. m. It was enjoy
dth the usual salutation of "How, - . fe d of tots". Ice cream
Messrs. Tom and Gordon noiaer
of Rozier will (leave Monnay iui
Jonesboro, Lee' county, where they
will spend several days visiting rel
atives. , ,
The writer receivea a ieiier num
Charles Allen of , St. Pauls is
v, wv fit Rozier witn mm
. up-coun- P "- r a r n d Mrs. . McDon-l Kl
ral lives, i v"-
thp eountv. but there has been iear- . t ftt R0Zier wltn
ful loss of property In the up-coun-1 -r" t8f Mr. a
iry, aisu iuc i y , laid J
iiro. oV.,ui nnwrnhilate ourselves on , - p,!ir in nre
livine in a county in which there is X61 with .Oak Grove
so little loss from freshets or cy-igJJJ the 5th Sunday. Four other
clones. ' LwnnM-flre nre'Daring to meet with
," , a Kern also. This will be their first;
We know of several men who hvp, hem h e to make it;
killed themselves by overwork and J nWe understand that ev-
mental distressvhen the u
little common sense could have ssv-j Try xhurcn i .
ed their lives and prolonged their j nhj.. . become the Glennwood;
rlnecc President Wilson isan -r,W. Mr. Mc-
wmple of a man who holds him- na n. To The Robesonian
t 11 in Tinnd and knows how o , -Lean, jour iciiei . .. . , rC3
utilize his J forces. We know of no was interesting. ,
man who has 'gone through more sin VYMI M NEWS NOTES
the last three vears. He has school-1 KAiZWi-Vy
ed himself to throw off hs resnon-. Cotton Damajred by Wind
PibilHies for the time ..and. to take; Co. rpreparing for Big Meet
npeded recreation and then return to. and-Kain i p , MenUon
his work with renewed vieor and, S ' ' of The Robesonian .
Hreneth; Take him all .round,
he is the mose remarKoie : ; 7 nf rnL now. We had a tern-
WoniOMl?
No doubt you are, if
you suffer from any of the
numerous ailments to
which an women are sub
ject. Headache, back
ache, sideache, nervous
ness, weak, tired feeling,
are some of the symp
toms, and you must rid
yourself of them in order
to feel well. Thousands
of women, who have'
been benefited by this
remedy, urge you to
TAKE
Ulif . r-v . - U ... II
refill
ta ii ci u n n ii
rourrv
bv ffr the
ever had.
ablest President we've
ble storm last Friday. Corn and cot- ,
ton are torn uo mighty bad, and corn j
U laving right on the ground. The;
bridges are all washed up .
j Farmers are all feeling bad about
I the way crops are. .
.i , QVP i
It seems liV? Saddle Tree ana rem-; ' V F Britt and fam-i
v.v. it r,li vers cannot -agree - . ..,. RrH.t'a
urui. fc. - -
That fiani Between Pembroke and
To Vr.e Editor of The Robesonian:
with Miss;
"Woodell and!
h wme of ban pfvca "n tu-i.c- i . . i - - r , R , Swamn.
Tre, the other Saturdav .1 wiU rv; S15r x.u -;
JVL :ZZ r v Maxton spent last week
vent on lovdv until the last ha'f Hftttie Ston
. . . Uni,. ri laV- : .VI r. HMU " ' " . rv .1.
of the mpi!! lnni.'ig v-. u - - , . Mv vash Hester ot uno-
ed nhen Be ton Lorklev was at bat. Xu. and .il.s. ,4undav with Mrs.
vvl i'e 0(i and third bases were; !m spent a while a v,u
pmt mm Tfl 1T.-L." "1 ' .
I ,;1U .(ii--- ' - - . . .
His Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Sylvania Woods,
of Clifton Mills, Ky., says:
"Before taking Car dui,
I was, at times, so weak I
could hardly walk, and
the pain in my back and
head nearly killed me.
After taking three bottles
of Cardui, the pains dis
appeared. Now I feel as
well as I ever did. Every
suffering woman should
tryCardid." Get a bottle
today. "E-68
Every Business
Professional
Man
.i..o,,, Rritt and motn
.vil. ni""c" . ' ..
Mrs. crin
.con ana oauirHti-"-'""
Messrs. Emery and Harvey Town-;
conrl of Raft Swamp spent Sunday;
in this section.
Mr. W. C. BritJ spsnt last Sun-
da v in Raft Swamp secuu...
-.-.f t w Moares and son
. . .
of
Bladen county, ar visiting
v... r,t tiio su p in ne'.u .
trvine to catch th- baserunnsr who;
w"'s rounding .ro home pint gave;
Fcor to him and the one on second'
rnd fd" sef. Beltnn to third, and;
Wmbroke side said that only o
of tbo fcovs world count, but a
1 .i iio- ;t-niild. And
r0l Wiajtl' " .. i . . - ; . , .
tV:n p nitrh-i ball nassea xne c :n-; .. Aanrhtr and son-in
er and touched a wire fence within .urs. "". w B. Ivey.
eho,t twentv feet of home base, on- lar.vr Mr- and Mrs. w. i
titline the runner on third -a base . th MVS. Tolar's brother
v will spo that mad? the score 6 last bunaaj win -ii .
' " - - . 1 r-.ptnr-irt.l W 111- aiiu " i
JIHI sinwi-i" " j
J'MIr.e?'nd Mrs. Otto Edgeworth and j
Mrs. Claud Hart of Hartsville, b. i
C are visiting their parents, Mr.i
and Mrs. J. N. Tolar. ; J
Miss Bertha Stone is visiting Missi
Rera Williams of Godwin.
There were two certain boys went
to a certain place one time and one j
...o ovoiw than tho. other. But be-i
iia 1 1 c 1 1 v i " "
mm
r. 'favor ff Saddle Tree.
CORBETT CHAVIS,
Umpire-in-Chief. ;
Lumberton, R. 2. '
July IT. 1916. i
- ANN! VERS A R Y POSTPOX ED
at New Bethel
It Will be Held
Church July 29 I
Corresponaence oin,, uur.uu -!, -"- tW w. b5ir eaters.
eVStcrB
SI SaSay of last week. July 15.1 with them to feed a family of about
Xt ZJl WrS-McLean your piece g
hC &Unday thiS! FohGlaTheUFSha W Xf
We ar- most anxious for all of -mighty quiet around here. You write
the choirs to be present with their , often as the people, like your pieces
"feast of song
TVi. TmVili ia rordiallv invited to
ccne, spend a pleasant day with us.
Remember the date, Saturdav, Ju
1v 29, and dace, New Bethel church,
v ' C. C. LOWRY, Chairman.
Ever'body's friend-Ir. Thomas'
C.ox-o the Ttahv T?pst.
Children just cannot keep covered;
at night and that is one way theTs
take cold. Foley's Honey and)
Tar is a reliable family cough!
medicine that contains no op
iates or harmful mtrredients. Mrs
cveryoiHj- iricnu m. xhvm iaies or narmiui msrreaienis. Mrs.
VeWtir Oil. thp creat household rem-' Wm T
Hity for toothache, earache, sore "My baby had a very bad cough. The
throat.cuts, bruises, scalds. Sold at first dose gave her relief. Sold ev
all drug stores. 25c and 50c. erywhere.
go just where
you drive
straight, sure, in all
weathers when
you equip with
United States
"Chain Tread" Tires
the famous, popular
priced, long-mileage,
anti-skid tires.
Ask us the price of the size
you use and let us show
youwhy "Chain Treads"
are real economy tires.
-People's Garage
You deal with will
have one of these
books. Everybody's
name will be in it.
You will be rated
according to t h e
promptness with
which you
Settle your bills
YO
U
m
Should Take Your
Vacation in August
NiagaraFalls, Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence, Montreal, Quebec, Saguenay,
Ausable Chasm, Lake Champlain, Lake George, Saratoga Springs, Hudson
River, New York City by rail and steamer. All these pointe in the vacation
land are included in
The Gattis Tour No. 4
August 2-24, 1916
Personally conducted and chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. C H. Gattis over the
entire trip. Very low rates including all expenses
f. , V
Write for itinerary and other particulars
GATTIS TOURS
Tourist Agents, Seaboard Air Line Railway
Raleigh, North Carolina
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