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SMASHING DARING SUBJECT, DONE IN A SMASHING DARING WAY
ENDORSED BY PRESS, PUBLIC AND CLERGY
:READ THE COMMENTS
Tyrone Power does fine work in the
leading role, and the entire cast acts
a restraint that is of ereat
value in a film of this kind. N. Y.
Sun.
"LOOK TO YOUR OVN HOME"
shouts the frenzied. Doctor and the
District Attorney learns the GHAST
LY TRUTH
Children Under 14 yrs. Not Admitted
It will make women think and think
hard. It will make men look before
they leap. It will act as a warning
to young girls. N. Y. Journal.
LYRIC THEATRE 2-Da
Note
o
This picture has not been shown in N. C , for less than 25c and
are not allowed to charge less. (Shown 7 days in Wil
mington.)
Wks
Tuesday and TTtv 1! O PT H
Wednesday
eto'A
A Laxative for Babies
Good for Everybody
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a Safe
and Efficient Family' Remedy
Every member of the family- is
more or less subject to constipation
and every home should always be
supplied with a dependable remedy
to promptly relieve this condition.
Whenever the bowels become clog
ged, and the natural process of elimination-thereby
disturbed, the entire
system : is , affected, and .readily; sub
ject to attack by disease. r Consti
pation is a condition that should nev
er be neglected.
Mrs. E. R. Gilbert of Millboro, Va.,
says that Dr. Caldwell's Syrui Pep
sin is a splendid laxative for chil
dren because" they like-its pleasant
taste, and 'it acts so easilyand nat
urally, without griping or strain, and
she finds it equally effective for the
rest of the family.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that contains no opiate
or narcotic drug. It is mild and gen
tle in its action and does not cause
pain or discomfort. Druggists ev
erywhere sell this excellent remedy
for fifty cents a bottle.
-To avoid imitations and ineffec
tive substitutes be sure you get Dr.
lliwi I!
(Ars.E.R.GilLeri
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that
a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's signa
ture and his portrait appear on the
yellow carton in which the bottle is
packed A trial bottle, free of
charge, can be obtained by writing
to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455 Washing
ton St., Monticello, Illinois.
Mr. W. F, Livingston.
Mr. Carey Jpnnson lost a
horse last Sunday. "' '
Mr. G. M. D. Howard went to Lum-
berton today.
Master Durham. Allen went to
Thompson hospital last Thursday to
have his tonsils and adenoids remov-
Vlr. Alexander Ciium spent last '
week-end at tne home 01 mr. upie
Odum. Mrs. N. Allen and-Miss Ella
T. Johnson spent last - Wednesday
with Mrs. J. B. Humphrey of the
Saddle Tree section.
Miss Dora Johnson, a trained nurse,
is. attending to Miss Lou Davis of .St.
Paul ' during her . illness. "
Miss Clyde Rozier spent Sunday
night With Miss Orpie Rozier.
BLADENBORO NEWS BATCH
at
Measles Thins Out Attendance
School Personal Mention
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Bladenboro, Jan. 8 Rev. Mr
Winecroff filled his regular appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Mr. Sam Gere made a flying trip
DIFFERENT KINDS OF COUGHS
Colds lead to different kinds of
coughs "drycough", "winter cough",
jx. grippe, bronchial cough,, asthmatic
cotgh and racking, painful?-'-cough to
raisechoking phlegm. Eons Halbert,
Paoli 'Ird., writes: "I coughed con
tinuall could hardly sleep. Foley's
Honey and Tar i&lieved Tfc.e, curing
my cough entirely" Sold everywhere.
Help Us Improve
-Your Service
Advertised J Letters
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the ; Lumberton, N. C, post
office for the week ending January
8, 1917:
Edker Allen, Bettie Arnett, Mr. ,G.
B. Blackburn, Mrs. Maggie Branch,
Mr. Harson Branch, Mrs. Martha
Breeden, Miss Ruth Bullard, Brad
shaw Caulder, Mr. John Camel, Tony
Enright, Mrs. Ethel Floyd, Mr. Don
Fioyd, Mrs. M. C. Graves, Mrs. M.
C. Graham, Miss Zanie Gregory. Mr.
Calvin Georges-Mr. W. A."Harrelson,
Mr. and Mrs.xTonie .Hi'nson, Miss
Annie Inman, J. R. Jackson," Miss
Catherin Johnson, Miss Lillie Kelly,
Mrs. Ina Kinlaw; Mr.. Lee Grards,
Miss Annie Pearl Locklear, Mrs.
Cherry Maith, Mr. Van McAstor, Mr.
Geo. T. McLean, Mrs. Bessie Mc
Lamb, Mrs. Martha McLean, Mr. J.
R. McCall, Eula McKin, Mrs. Bettie
McClemit, Miss Marv Nance. Mrs.
J. P. Newton, Mr. R. W. Patterson,
to Lumberton Saturday p. m.
Mr. W. W. Mears of Lumberton,
R. 5, was m Bladenboro Saturday
on business. '
Mrs. E. J. Branch 0f Lumberton is j ; "T : Jaters?
spvprnl Hnv flt. thp ?lr- N' A: -Pl"sville, Mr. Robert Pat
terson, Mr. Hezzie Pndgen, Mr. B.
fittman, Mr. Wilton Phillips, Mr,
U -
When you nave made a call
and the person responds, or
when you answer a call, save
time for all parties by announc
ing who you are. ' Say, "Blank
& Company, Mr. Blank speak
ing." This is the modern way.
The old way of shouting
"Hello" is ungraceful and is
fast becoming obsolete. . '
5S2-- '" -
' Tills up-to-date way of an-
"swering rids the lines of abrupt
spending several days at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jetter J. Branch.
Mrs. J. F. Dellinger returned home
Saturday after spendin ga few days
with relatives here.
Mr. M. E. Wolf, who has held a
position .as boss carder at;jiight for
the past two. years', 'resigned his po
sition and left here Saturday for
Charlotte. Mr. Wolf will be travel
ing salesman for some mill company.
His family expect to move this week.
Rev. D. C. Barnes of Lumberton
preached an able sermon at West
Bladenboro Sunday p. m:
Mr. J. W.. Johnson is critically ill
at his home on front street.
Our school started today with very
few in attendance as they are kept
away on account of measles.
- Mr. Ellis Branch of Bladenboro at
tended services at the First Baptist
church at Lumberton Sunday night.
Mr. English Ivey of Evergreen was I
here today on business.
Mr. Tom Pennie of Lumberton is
spending some time, with his son-in-law
ar.d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
Britt.
Mr. J. G. Hooks moved with his
family t0 Whiteville last week, where
h expects to farm this year.
Glad to report .Mr. Lester Ward
is somewhat improved,
Mr. J. D. Edwards and family spent
Sunday in Lumberton. - .
Master Grover Branch and Burton
are out of their beds again after
several days sickness with measles.
Their sister and little brother, Dovey
and Fairis, took their places and are
verv sick with the same oia medMw.
- Mr M.. 1. santioru maue "'o
trip to Lumberton on business this
P' Mr.' Sam Smith is all smiles: it's
not "another" boy, but a-.BnJj
snimaiiry Clesiiraieee
Brings to Every Family
Great Saving
attmrday WIBS Be Gift
To All Our Customers
Sale
A
Pay
500 beautiful pieces of Crystal Glass Ware will be given away FREE. Eadi
customer spending $1.00 or more in Dry Goods and Millinery department will
be given a beautiful piece of Crystal Glass ware for table use. Free of Charge.
Why Not Take Advantage of this Saving?
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Millinery
Department
New Velvet fkQ
Shapes Worth MXg
Jp to $2
Men's Work
Shirts
Blues and tans
Good Qua lity
50c
! 75c Dress Shirts
50c
The patterns are new ef
fects in fancy stripes,
all colors. Only a limited
stock at above price.
XI18nli6F Wearfc neadquarers for Farming Implements of all
L-CnJe J.. C A --J. 1 M & .
n.mus, uoiunwc supplies, vutomoDiie accessories,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Special agents for Oliver Plows.
R. R. Stewart, Miss Hdttie Swindell,
Mrs. A. D. Strickland1, Miss Ida B.
Taylor, Mr. J. P. Throw, Miss Ader
Todd, Mr. Albert Thorton, Mr. C. W.
Wallaee, Mr. C.A. Warwick, Miss
Annie Bell Wilson, Jnd. Ransom.
Persons 1 calling for above will
please say "advertised".
"l D. D. FRENCH, P. M.
Editor W. B. Harker of The Scot
tish Chief, Maxton, was a Lumber
ton visitor yesterday. . '
on't Havi
C'alirrli
Ons efficient way; to remcve
nasal catarrh is to treat its cause
which in most cases is physical
weakness. The system needs
more oil and easily digested
liquid-food, and you should
take a spoonful of
$3 to $4
Trimmed Hats
REMNANTS
Will Go
Running Out at the
Low Prices we Have
Marked Them
Odd Lot of Chjldren's
Hose values up to 25c
White Choice
Black Size
Tan 4 to 6
ce f
sews
News Notes and Personals From
Great Marsh .
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
St Paul, R. I, Jan. 9-;Mr. Brax
ton Rozier returned om Greensboro,
where he went Jan. 2nd, last Sunday-Mr.
M. Lee's children Mas
?rJ "Tvrioiior, and little Miss Selma,
are visiting at the home of , their
aunt Mrs. Opie Odum.-Miss O lie
T.winffton returned to Fayetteville
. m 3 tava oho u'l 1 TRKG TIT)
. 1 'W1t I 'ast ruesuay
UUC3UUU UIU (UUYVCID, , ,V Y CLi, I v mnyr tpnphmp- SCnOOl. 1V11S. Y
? 5WViot An iron w T.iviTio-t.hn went last Monday
... - - - - - ) TAmo- a "Radm- where she will
want?" etc., wMcn used to be , d - time visiting . her son
the preliminary to most tele
phone conversations.
Answer all calls promptly.
You expect others to do this;
help us by doing it yourself.
n
it' ' ' '. .
When you telephone smile.
SOUTHERN BELL
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well By Delicious Vinol
- Belief ontaine, Ohio. My blood was
very poor I was in a weak, nervous,
tuu-uuwu conaiuon. x triea amerent
remedies without benefit and one day
my uruKKisi ioia me about VmoL I
tried it and it built me up in every way
TDiooa, sxrenein ana nerves, and I tell
my friends it is the beBt medicine on
earth." Mrs. Eabl Bbunson. .
Vinol? sharpens the appetite, aids
digestion,,; enriclies the . blood and in
this natural manner creates strength.
Complete formula, on every label.
Dr J. D. McMillan & Son Drug
gists Lumberton,' N.--C
after each meal to enrich your
blood and help heal the sensi
tive membranes with its pure
oil-food properties.
The results of this Scof s
Emulsion treatment will
surprise those who have used
irritating snuffs and
ipors.
Get the Genuine SSCOTT'S
9
THg
niik
Factory
ifiilk fac- ' '
tory. To -produce
. quantities of milk
she must have "raw material,"
that is, good rich food, of the
proper kind.
GEM DAIRY SWEET FEED
is a balanced ration -whiclf serves 1
every need of the milk producing
mZL a vnetiaXlr 100 of it it
digested and assimilated there is no
Sa1v JhlA GEM ,
ijaiky food cheaper .than some -foods
sold at lower prices.
EDGAR-MORGAN CO.
Ask " for Edgr-Mpiftaii
Company's Bulletin No, 3, ,
THE DIET OP A :
. - DAIRY COW. V t ;
fx-
Lovely New Spring Waist for !j5 1
Some have large collars trimmed with lace with rows of insertion down
the front. Some are made of Madras, t immed with large buttons just ideal
for the cold January days.
Men's Clothing
Must Now Be
Sold
The knife goes deep
into prices.
Men's Winter
Underwear
75c Values
Shirts and
Diawers
50c
SHOES
For all the family at
1916 Prices
R. D. CALDWELL &' SON, INC.
Lumberton s Leading Department Store
: : : : : : N. C.
LUMBERTON,
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For salebjpdealiu XumbM&i U
ie ora car makes it aDDeal to von in Qn.
. -1 'aiamc aa wen US lor
service. Large radiator and enclosed fan, streamline hood, croVn fend
ers, entire black finish, nickel: trimmings-up-to-date in all" require
ments for handsome appearance-and serving the people the world over
as a money-saving, time-saving, -labor-saving utility. It is surely your
necessity. The Ford car is just as useful on the farm as it is in the
city; just as necessary to; the . business man as it is to the profession
al man. More necessary to every man than ever before. Low purchase
- price and very economical to operate and maintain. Why not investi
gate? Touring Car ?360 Runabout$345 Coupelet $505 Town Car $595
Sedan $645 f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at ;
Robeson Auto Company
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