PACE SIX
THE KOBESONIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916
PROFESSIONAL CARDS'.
R. A. McLEAN,
Attorney-at-law,,
Jomberton, - ' - North Carolina
Office n Weinstein building.
Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts,
Notary Public in Office. Offices over
First National Bank.
WOODBERRY LENNON
Attorney-at-Law
Lumberton, H. C
Offices over Postoflice.
88888888888888888 81"
ii J. iwvii a.
j, Attorney at Law 8
t LUMBERTON, N. C. 8
8 Offices over Pope Drug Com- 8
8 pany. Will practice in H court3. 8
Prompt attention Riven to all 8
business. 8
8888888888888 88888
Stephen Mclntyre, R. C. Lawrence
James D. Proctor
McINTYRE, LAWRENCE &
PROCTOR
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given to all business j
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
pine stump, m field, thence S 75 W
28 chs.near MtTabor road.thence S15
E 15 chs. to a stake in Buie's line,
thence as Buie's line to the begin
ning containing 35 acres. The above
being a survey of lands, devised to
W. A. Smith by Samuel L Smith, ex
cepting1 50 acres within said bounda
ries devised to D. McC. Smith.
From this conveyance is excented
out of the above boundaries the 50
acres devised to D. McC. Smith by
a. Li.- bmitn, and also 65 acres con
veyed by W. A. Smith to Charle3
Terry and J. D. McMillan, leaving
a Daiance of 120 acres now owned
by said W. Ar Smith and conveyed
tnereby.
This 10th day of July, 1916.
P. C. WHITLOCK.
7 13 5thurs Trustee.
BAD HOUSING, BAD HEALTH
R. C. ROZIER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office McMillan Drug Store
Residence Phone 302
Office Phone 71
i
in
A. W. McLean Dickson McLean
L. R. Varser Junius J. Goodwin
McLEAN, VARSER & McLEAN
Attorneys at Law
Otbre on second floor National Bank
of Lumberton building.
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA
T. A. McNeill, Jr. H. J. Singleton
McNEILL-SINGLETON
Lumberton, North Carolina
Will practice in all courts. Business
attended to promptly
p Rooms 3 and 4 McLeod buildin, cor
ner Elm and 4th Streets
K. E. STACY,
Attorney-at-Law.
Lumberton, N. C
Oflice in First National Bank Bid
JOHN KNOXc M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 26; Residence
Phone 54
LUMBERTON. N. C.
.
DR. D. D. RING
Dentists
LUMBERTON, N. C
ices upstairs in Weinstein building.
DR. R. T. ALLEN
Dentist
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Office in McLeod Building
Cor. 4th and Elm Sts
D.
Three Times as Much Sickness
Bail Homes as in Good
State Board of Health Bulletin.
"The houses that people live in
have so much to do . with their
he<b," says the State Board of
Health, "that the housing question
is coining to be a health problem
which the average town will soon be
called on to handle along with its
milk and water supply and sewerage
disposal." A recent investigation of
livm&r conditions m Cincinnati to de
termine the cause of her unusual
hi?h death rate from tuberculosis
which -;V2S twice as ftieh as that of
her si'-ter town, Pittsburgh, showed
that it was not factory conditions,
overwork, etc., the cause, but that it
was her bad housine, overcrowding
and poor living conditions. It was
found that in the tenement district
of this city that there was just three
times as much sickness from tuber
culosis and other diseases as where
there were better houses and better
living conditions. The home of tne
average wage earner was found to
be far less sanitary than the av
erage factory and workshop. Con
sequently, Cincinnati is now in the
nroeess of home-building that takes
into consideration the (health and
FIT AND NOT FIRE
Thos . C. Johnson, M
Residence Phone 175
vcuea n Au.ai.bju ui , u , i ----- ' . , ,
Residence Phone 167 the comfort of tne people wno are vo
DRS. JOHNSON & MARTIN live lnwe nomeg. t
Big Companies Find it. Cheaper to
Fit Employees Rather Than to
Fire Them
Stata Board of Health Bulletin.
For the reason that every disease
nas a start and tnat every disease
if fixated in its early stages can be
tureu or cnecked, In its progress,
many of our greatest industrial -establishments
are requiring physical
examinations of all their employees
a? a means of conserving the health
of the employees and the efficiency
of the company. Among the institu
tions doing this are the National
Cash Register Company, the Akron
Rubber Company, the McCormick
Reaper Company and the Ford Auto
mobile Company. These no longer
say "do your work or get out" but
on the other hand they "fit" instead
of "fire". They find it cheaper to
protect the health of their trained
employees than to break in'new men
and continually get . round pegs in
square holes.
At the rord factories in Detroit
last vear 11,845 new men were em
ployed and at the same time were
tiven thoroueh examinations. Con
sequently they were given work tbati
was not detrimental to their health. I
Verv few applicants were rejected j
because of their physical condition.
The American Medical Journal says
of this feature of health work:
"In the industries in which health';
examinations' are made, there hasi
been an increase in the morale of
the plant and tne operating euicien-;
cy. The employees are kept in good ;
physical condition, and there is lessi
loss of time of trained men ana
hence no disruption of the organiza
tion. The long, bitterly fought war
against typhoid,, malaria, tubercu
losis and the other communicable dis
eases has resulted in a great vic
tory." . . .
WANTS TYPHOID INVESTIGATED
Practice in State and Federal want . -CTa, Vne same TessZS3nciiinati' Jfcs-
recently learneu mat hiuuuji ,
F- F- WETMORE. C. E. ine-lv. Washineton is going to dem
I ft'. 9 ' ".. . . 1
Drainage Surveys on strate to the worm tne reiauon-
Highways o all Kinds .smD. oeiween Poou ""uo"' "V" V"
Sanitation Mans
t. a. McNeill
Lawyer
Land titles and law of executors
and administrators special attention.
Office, Fifth street, west of First
National Bank. Practice in all Courts.
Lumberton, N. C
J. ED TYSON
Plane Surveying and Leveling
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office Weinstein Building
Lumberton, N. C.
FOR AUTO LIVER r bERVICE
Phone or write
W. H. M. BROWN
Buie, N. C.
PHONE 2712
Hail Insurance
Protect Your Crops
Tobacco $50 acre $2.50.
Cotton, Corn and small Grain
$40 acre $1.70.
Rates lower and higher ac
cording to value.
S. H. HAMILTON
health. Congress has enacted a law
to go into effect July 1. 1918. accord
ing to whicih all the alley dwellings
in the District of Columbia must
cease to be used as dwelling pur
Meanwhile, there' will be
Vmilt "houses that will be not only
sanitary and provide an abundance
of light and air. but houses home
like and attractive architecturfllv."
These are to be known as tne iMien
Wilson memorial homes.
The August Woman's Home Compan
ion .
In the August Woman's Home
SEASON
-FOR-
Fire Insurance
Every day in the year.
Better insure now
R. H. CRICHTON
Phone 9 and 16t
deed, under and by virtue of the pow
er and authority vested in the un
ciorsicnen inistd n eoM
trust . thp nnHoK mi t nmnnmon. nrimaniv a.iituuu num-
, H.uw.Miguu m uaicc Willi ' i i j. ii , c
offer for sale at public auction, for ber, is the first installment of a
cash, to the highest bidder at t.h- story called "Billy Foster and 'the
court nouse door in the town of Snow yueen Dy utnmm "''
Lumberton. Rohpsnn .r,r.f w.a Brown. It ffives an unusually inter-
y - vvuitL. iiui lii . .
Carolina, on the 5th day of August eftine description of Mexico City un-J?16,-it-being-
Saturday, at about der the de facto regime and forms
- " - I 1 1 1 . f 4- L. 1- i ! i r i A r nnrl
noon on said day, for the nurnoses R striKing siuuy oi .tue aumnca .au
For a short storv canea "ine rics
n " hir VnnniP KPTT. - 1 1 1 US LTil L1UI1S
hnve been made bv R. M. Crosby, F.
Graham Cooes, James Montgomery
Flagg and Clarence F. Underwood.
None of these artists knew that any
o the others was to illustrate this
story and the four conceptions are
ted toe-ether. Anions; the other
r.trries and serials are "The Rising
Tide" . by Margaret Deland, "On the
Pnrd to Youth" Dv a reaericK , m.
Smith, and "The Blue Envelope" by
.iinhin Kerr.
Arnono- the special articles are "All
Kinds of Bovs and the Club Spirit"
bv Charles Stelzle, and "Ninety-Nine
Girls Out of a Hundred." by Kathe-
rine Fercuson. The Regular De
railments include "The Towrr Room,
bv Anne Bryan McCall'. "Embroid-
designed by Evelyn Parsons
of satisfying the said depd of n,f
the payment of the costs of making
aim saie as provided ior in said
oeea ot trust, the fo lowing. rieanr;K
ed tract of land, to-wit: v
In said State and rnnnftr and in
- wiiu an
LumDer Bridge township, adjoining
mc laiius ui .J. w. nun w I u HT.
Sachem, Smith heirs and others, be
ginning at a stake by two pines, J.
a. f, tono v and J. w rnnnin'
corner in J. II. Mfir-finf'a u
and runs north 58 west 6 chains to
a M. Ke; tnence north 23 chains and
6 links to a stake by two pines
"i me oul eage oi the cow bay
trifnce west nine chains to the cor
ner of forty acres in McEachern's
line; theijce .as that line north 43
east 3 chains and 50 links; thence
nwun lucnams to a stake; thence
north 73 west 26 chains to Smith's
YOU ARE THOROLGHLT ARMEI
. m in ' , j
against ruin by fire if you carry one
. of our policies of fire insurance.
Without on you tre at the mercy of
a blaze all the time.
FIRE INSURANCE IS A DUTY
as well as a benefit. Your wife an
family are entitled to a sure home anj
yon as their protector ere in duty
bod to provide it. Have us issue
yon a policy today, both for their
poiety and your own peace of ' mind.
The cost is trifling. he protection ab
eoiute. Q, T. Williams,
Agent
LUMBERTON, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY
TRUSTEE
Whereas, there has been a default
in the payment of the interest as
prcAidfd for in a certain deed of
trust from D. L. Sinclair and wife
Annie A. Sinclair in favor of Joenh
Baleh. Truste? for the use of The
Columbian National Life Insurance
Company, which said deed of trust is
dated November 13, 1913, and is re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Robeson county in book
No. 29, page 373, and on account of
said default in the payment of said
interest as provided in said trust
corner; thence south 51 chains and ev deslfe.a ? 4tJ,yei 1 arsons.
G3 links to a stake; thence south fiO "Better Tiabies " "Tne Exchange.'
east 26 chains to a stake;thence north l1' F'Im! conducted by He en
32 east 20 chains to the beinn.W Duejv and "The Pin-Money .Club .
rm.ninp- nrnnnT n.t 1 .i - 1 ne denartment on - cooKing is cou-
Nos. anA R r,j diutecf hv Cora Farmer Perkins. The
i-rencn and Thompson land, contain- 10Vor yTln I
ire 161 acres, and heino- ih Mm. "The Cheruns" by Olive Rush. "JUy
tract of land conveyed bv J A P I Da!'t!" bv Emily Rof!e Burt- A L,t"
Conoly and wife to Daniel T. Sir..' tie Boys' Neighbors" by Charles Eu-
clair. book K-P n. iio rr. t gene Smith and "The Homemade
tlv: register of deeds of Robeson f"!,ir" by Mary Sherburne Varren.
coi.nty, North Carolina. In the Picture bect!on is repro
This the Kth dav'nf T,,1 iqic duced "The gnirit of Preparedness
"""" I, , . T T ' 1..L,!.1I i.J 1
JTJSfcfH BALCH, Trustee. r,y awln asnueia. painipu aim
nieseniea dv mm to tne .aiionai
Fecuntv Leieue at the reouest of
Jr.senh H. Choate and b. Manwood
Menken
Fashions are discussed by Grace
Margaret Gould.
McLean, Varser & McLean,
Attorneys for Trustee
7 6 30d R
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of authority
conferred on me by that certain
deed of trust executed by W.A.Smith
et als, dated May 6, 1912, and record
ed in mortgage deed book No. 26,
page 536, of the office of the reg
ister of dcfeids.of Robeson county, de
fault having beeh made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby se
cured, and demand having been made
upon me by the owner and holder of
the note evidencing said indebtedness,
1 will, on Mondav the 14th day of
August, 1916, at 12 o'clock m. at the
court house door of Robeson coun
ty, offer for sale, for cash to the
highest bidder, the following de
scribed land, lying and bqing in said
county and State:
Beginning at a light wood stump
in William McMillan's line and run?
S 45 ch3. to a large stump in pond
in west, edge, thence west 45 chs. to
a pine by 2 pines in- field, thence X.
4.") chs. to a stake in Buckhorn,
thenre due east 45 chs. direct to the
beginning containing 200 acres.
. Second tract,, begins at n stake . by
2 pines. North corner of Arch Buie
'est. and runs N 15 W 15 chs. to a
For Summer Troubles
Hay fever afflicts thousands and
a.Hhpia sufferers endure torture. Fo
ley's Honey and Tar gives relief.
It allays inflammation, clears air
passages, eases rasping cough,
soothes and heals. This wholesame
family remedy contains no opiates
a bottle lasts a long time. 1 Sold everywhere.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and j
Diarrhoea Remedy '
Every family without exception
should keep this preparation at hand
during the hot weather of the sum
mer months. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
worth many times its cost when need
ed and is almost certain to" be need
ed before the summer is over. It
has no superior for the purposes for
which it is :r.tended. Buy it now.
Obtafnable everywhere.
State Board of Health Called On to
Investigate Typhoid Epidemic in
Rural Community
The State Board of Health was
nuA Sft Vesterdavo investigate an
. . f . , - 1
LilSdemiC oi typnoia iever m rui
"community in one o our Dest coun-
ties. A prominent citizen ui mu .vi
fWity wrote the Board the follow
ing' . .
"In nry father's home or from
there in the past few years 9 cases
o' typhoid fever 'including the fath
er, mother, children, ' grand children
end cook, with two deaths. Father
h down now. There have been num
bers of cases in radius of two
miles from here.
"The water supply has been analy
zed by the State Laboratory of Hy
giene twice. I understand that the
State Board of Health furnishes an
expert to investigate such cases and
ascertain the source of trouble. Our
physician has written you and I wisn
to urge you to send us a man as
soon as possible. If an investiga
tion is needed anywhere I think it
is here "
The Board immediately responded
to the request and made mention
ton thnt. this is the first time
it has been called on to investigate
an epidemic of typhoid fever i the
country, not tnat -lypmnu, chiuu,..w
in the country are rare or are not
worth the time and trouble to in
vestigate, but that people in the
country as - a rule have been slow
to know the nature of typhoid! as
well aa to realize the danger that
from a common source, i
The Board congratulates this com
munity on its determination to find
and remove the source of their trou
ble. . ; .
RURAL BABY CLINICS
Samnson Countv Health imicer in
augurates Ru"al Baby Clinics
otnta nnr nf Health Bulletin .
Sampson countv lays claim to me
first series of babv clinics in North
Carolina to be held throughout the
Vountv by the county' health officer.
Dr E R. Hardin, the health officer
inoUrit!illv snerialized on chil
dren's diseases before he assumed the
Tole of health officer, has been very
successful m organizing quite a num
ber of babv clinics in trie rural com
munities. 'The mothers and doctors
in the various fcommunihes are invit
ed to meet at some schoolhouse or
other convenient point where the doc
tors carefully examine each baby for
physical defects and assist the moth
ers in remedying them and solving
various problems connected with tne
care and feeding of their babies. A3
a m'o, durinir th course of the clinic
or after all the babies have been ex
amined individuallv, the health of
ficer gives an illustrated lantern
slide lecture on the care and feeding
of babies and gives each mother cop
ies of bulletins and leaflets on that
sub-iect. '
The interest in these baby clinics
is reported to be increasing by leaps
and bounds and the mothers are urg
ing that they be established in their
respective communities as a regular
part of the health work of the coun
tv. -
ATTRACTIVE
SUMMER
TRIPS 1916 .
TOURS FROM 10 TO 40 DAYS
vrtimiMo
New York 1
Boston
White Mountains
The Saguenay
Quebec
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Ausable Chasm
St. Lawrence
The Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Alaska
, Pacific Coast
' Yosemite Valley
Canadian Rockies
. i ; ,' Lake Louise
Vancouver
. . Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Salt Lake City.
Colorado Rockies
Los Angeles
- AND THE ': '
Panama-California International
Exposition
at Dan Diego, California
Personally Conducted and Chaperoned
The very highest class of service, which makes travel for pleas
ure comfortable and enjoyable.
The tours cover the most ttractive routes and the principal
places of Scenic and Historic Interest throughout the Greatest
Country in the World. '.
Writes for rates, booklets and descriptive literature.
GATTIS TOURS
Tourists Agents, Seaboard Air Line Railway, RaleighN. C. "
SEASHORE
Round Trip Fares
From PEMBROKE, N. C.
WEEK END EXCURSION FARES
$3.25 TO WILMINGTON
15.20 TO ISLE OF PALMS
5.20 TO SULLIVANS ISLAND
Tickets on sale for all trains on each Saturday and for
forenoon trains on each Sunday from May 27 to Sept 11, inclusive,
limited returning to reach original starting point prior to midnight of
Tuesday following date of sale.
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
$7.35 TO ISLE OF PALMS '
$7. "55 TO SULLIVANS ISLAND
$4.10 TO MYRTLE BEACH
$10.65 TO NORFOLK .
Tickets on sale from May 15 tc October 15, inclusive, limiteJ return
ing until October 31. , l ireil stop-over privileges.
Schedules and further particulars cheerfully furnished upon appli
cation to J
O. O. FOWLER, Ticket Agent, PEMBROKE, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Many ilia come from Impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty
digestion, lazv liver and sluggish
bowelst Burdock Blood Bitters is
recommended for strengthening stom
ach, bowels and liver and purifying
the blood.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL
WAY COMPANY
Hie Progressive Railway of ths South.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 28TII, 1916
; Trains Leaving Lumberton .
Nc. 19 7;15 a. m. Train for Hamlet, Charlotte and all intermediate
point3 Through Sleeper Wilmington to Charlotte. Open for pas
' sengers at Wilmington at 10 P ,M.
No. 13 6:19 p. m. Train for Hamlet, Charlotte, anj all intermediate
points Connecting at Hamlet for all points North, South and Wst
Pullman Parlor Car Wilmington to Charlotte.
Thru daily Pullman service Wilmington to Atlanta all steel -cars on Fri
days thru sleeper to Birmingham. i
No. 20 9:45 p. m. Train for Wilmnington and all intermediate points
-Through Sleeper, Charlotte to Wilmington. Passengers may re
main in Sleeper until 7 A. M.
No. 14 10:15 a. m. Train for Wilmmington and all intermediate points
Pullman Parlor Car Charlotte to Wilmington. '
Thru daily Pullman service Atlanta to Wilmington all steel cars Thru
sleeper from Birmingham Saturday. i
For additional information, as to rates, schedules, or reservations,
call on local agent or write the undersigned,
M. BEVERLY, Agent, IL E PLEASANTS, T. P. A.
Lumberton, N. C Wilmington, N. C-
JOHN T. WEST, D. P. A,
Raleigh, N. C
Virginia and Carolina Southern R. R.
No.79 . No.65
7:30 am 4:47 pm Lv Fayetteville
b':00 am 5:10 pm Lv Hope Mills .
8:10 am 5:20 pm Lv -Rcslin
8:17 am 5:25 pm Lv McMillar.s ..
8:24 am 5:;'.0 pm Lv Oakland ...
8:"0 am 5:30- pm Lv St. Pauls ....
8:42 am 5:4f, pm Lv Hosiers
8:. "4 am 5:56 pm Lv Powers
i:10 am 6:15 pm Ar . Lumberton ...
No.64 No.78
Ar 12:02 pm 10:15 pm
-Ar 1 1 ::J0 am 9:50 pm
Ar 11:20 am
Ar 11:13 am
. .Ar 11:07 am
. . Ar 10:57 am
Ar 10:48 am
. . Ar 10:.!6 am
..Lv 10:25 am
9:35 pm
9:27 pm
9:20 pm
9il0 pm
9:00 pm
8:50 pm
8:40 pm
No. 7 No. 8
11:00 am Lv St. Pauls Ar5:25v.pa
12:40 pm Ar Elizabethto .... Lv 3:4' pm
Not 7 and 8 daily except Sunday. -
'I
For additional information, as to rates, schedules, or reservations,
call on local agent or write.
W. W. DAVIS, Asst General Past, Agent
LUMBERT ON, N. C.
Through PS Car Service
TO
Charlotte, Rutherford ton, Chimney
' Rock and Intermediate Points
Effective Tuesday June 15 th, 1916
VIA
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co.
Train No. 31
Lv Raleigh 8:45 am
Sanford 10:10 am
Hamlet 12:30 noon
Wadesboro 1:25 pm
Monroe 2.20 pm
Charlotte 3:25 pm
Ar Rutherfordton 6:30 pm
Train No. 34
Lv Rutherfordton 7:00 am
Charlotte 10:10 am
Monroe U:15 am
Wadesboro 12:07 pm
Hamlet 1:00 p. m.
Sanford 3:15 pm
Ar Raleigh 4:42 pm
The onlv Railroad operating through Pullman Car Service be
tween Raleigh, Charlotte and Eutherfordton (Chimney Rock) . The
best, cleanest and most satisfactory rervicf
JOHN T. WEST, D. P. A. JAS. KER, JR, T. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C. Charlotte, N. C.