JHE ROBESONIAN,
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917
PAGE THTXE3
FAMMEE
Rush Your Crops by Using the Sec
ond and Third Application
of Fertilizer
We have on hand a good supply of
High-grade Top Dresser and Fertili
zer. Indications point to good prices
for your crops and it will pay you to
fertilize and cultivate your crop well.
If You Need More Fertilizer
Come to See Us or Write Us
. M. BKGGS
DEPARTMENT STORE
LUMBERTON, :
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N. C.
Jefferson' Standard Uife
Insurance Company
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA.
Assets 6,354.913.02
Insurance In Tore 45 52i)."0 00
Surplus to Protect Policyholders 1,080,459.09
Keeps your money at home and, at the same time, oners toe
best insurance that can be eecured.
Policy Contracts Unexceled.
h. m. McAllister
General Agent
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Don't Say It Can't Be Done
merely because you've never seen it done or don't know how it's
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There is great satisfaction in personally acquired information. It
pays to make your own investigation.
Sometimes a man is accused of boasting because what is simple
to him seems impossible to others.
Vi?e men know that well directed effort can make low price and
superior quality inseparable companions.
The reason one concern doesn't get all the business is because the
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Even the man who likes to boast that he paid more than things
are worth will find more pleasure in proclaiming that he got the
best his money would buy.
Buy your Tailor-Made Suits from-
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Lumberton. N. C , -
ROBESON'S HONOR ROLL
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son, Carl Alex Thompson, Addie Ar
chie Thompson, Alphus Eugene
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ter Ezekiel Tedder, Clarence Lee Ted
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ing Humphrey, Stinson Earl Hum
phrey, James Luther Hammonds,
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monds, wen Archie Hammons, Wil
lie Hill, Jaro.es Easier Hall, Sidney
Robert Hendrick, Richard Holmes,
Eddie Hickman, John Farmer Her
ring, Daviss Herring Henry Mathael
Ivey, Berry Jernigan, Henry Patter
son Jernigan, Sidnev Monroe John
son, David Harring Jones, Roy Kelly,
Robert King, Byas Curtis King, Har
vey McCali King, Horrie Thomas
Kinlaw, Mack Kinlaw, Dockery Kin
law, William Arthur Kinlaw, Ausley
Kinlaw, Rowland Kinlaw, Cleton
Kinlaw, Ambess Kinlaw, Ira Kinlaw,
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law, John Alex Kinlaw, Emory Kin
law, Rufus Kinlaw, Leroy Kinlaw,
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White, Emery Marvin- M'White,
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chie McMillan, Scott Owen McMil
lan, Watson Green McNeill, Robert
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liam. McEachin McNeill, Walter Mc
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$50,000 Owners Contest to
Follow Maxwell's Economy
Triumph of May 23rd
Hundreds of Maxwells on May 23rd
made good our claim that a Maxwell will
go farther on a gallon of gasoline than
any other S-passenger car now, from
June 16th to 30th, we expect 40,000 Max
wells to make as good or a better show
ing than was made on historic May 23rd
MUHIHHMlBMUUMHUiyiiiiiiiiiiyHi
ner, Robert Whittmgton, Ben Wright, ThoiiDson Powers, James Lomre
Geo. Washington Wiggins. Lee Wal- p0WTF, Jessie Lee Powers, Thorn
lace, Wade Wallace, Ben Walker, Ir
nie Lovness Webb, John Mc. Williams,
Fred Wilson, LawrenceAcMison, Rob
ert White,FrancisMMillanWhiterWin
gate Kelly .White, Winford Walters,
Barnie Walters, Worth Walters, Odie
Pinkney Walters, Hardy Brown Wal
ters, Fairly M. Wilkerson, Frank
Wilkerson, Macom Wiley Wilkerson,
Jasper Wilkerson, Will Worley, Che
as Pritchard Powers, Charlie Cov
ington Powers, Avery Millard Pow
ers. John Durham Powers, Floyd Pur--v?Powers.LattaParnell,,
John Gaston
Parnell.StanleyParnell, Howard Pre
vatt, Eli Parson, John Wesley Pur
die. Bill Purdie. Robert Pate, Enoch
S.'-chet Rogers, Cotton Rozier, Jesse
Roberts, Herbert Roberts, Thomas
Evander Riddle, Allen Sinclair, ai
fus Worley, Ed Worley, Burge Wor-jexander Sinclair, Elijah Sincair,
lev. Glenn Worley, Graddy Worley,: rank Seals. George Melvin Sessoms,
Richard Worley, Will Wor- Twmi- Sessoms. Richard Kelly Ses-
ley, Ransom Worley, Ernest Living
ston Vinson, Isaac Pitman.
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soms, Joseph Samuel tmith, Walter
Smith. Edward Smith, Chesiey Smith,
Fentress Singletary, Xalvin Troy,
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May 23d was Maxwell Gasoline Economy Contact Day all
over die United States and Canada.
Fifty Maxwell cars went a total of 1,983.6 miles on a total
of 50 gallons of gasoline.
The average gallon mileage' of Chose cars was 39.67. And
these were privately owned Maxwells in actual daily use.
Those 892 cars averaged 27.47 miles per gallon of gaso
line. More wonderful records are being received daily.
We could rest our laurels on this great triumph but we don't
intend to do that.
$50,000 In U. S. Liberty Bonds
To Be Given Away Next Time
Now we're offering $25,000 in U. S. liberty Bonds as prizes
to the 500 Maxwell owners who make the best mile
age on one gallon of gasoline. Every Maxwell owner has
an even chance to win a bond.
The other half of the $50,000 in Liberty Bonds b to go to
dealers for helping us with this stupendous undertaking.
If you own a Maxwell your chance to win a Liberty Bond is as
good as anybody's.
The contest is open to women as well as men Maxwell owners.
See us at once for details of the contest.
Enter this history-making competition now. Win a Liberty
Bond.
LUMBERTON MOTOR CAR CO.
Lumberton, N. C.
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Giles Arnette, Henry Arnette, Ira ri,aT.ii ninar T&ttoAV Charles C. C
W. Ayers, Hinyard Britt, Tucker f Townsend, James Townsend, Chap
Britt, William V. Branch, Ezra WiiSOn, Austin Washington,
Barnes, Arthur C. Gaddy, Wilbur H.'Frank Williams, Luther Martin W 11
Horne, Ed Harden, Will Harllee, John king Emette Judson Wilkins, Joseph
S. Hill, Sam Hayes, Jesse H. Hayes, Willis Earnest Wat?oii. Emerson
Bennie Hammond, Spurgeon H. Ham. Cleveland Watson,
mond, George F. Huggins,- Simley , c - i.umherton 594
B. Huggins, Fred W. Huggins, Budd w Cardy Abbott, Alexander Arn
Hunt, Owen Hunt, Ernest Hunt, An- H Hvman Harry Anderson, Sandy
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urew nuni, rmuue nuiit, ruii xiuiit, pn Jr Joseph Uieveiana Amen.,
tress Flowers, Mozonie Franklin Albert Harper, Hilton Hayes, Clyde
Floyd, Mark Floyd, Fred Foxworth, I Hatcher, Gaston Hooper, Archie Hill,
James Faulk, Joseph French, Willie Alex Hursey, John Hawkins, John
. Allen. Jim Allen, John R.
Arnett, Thomas Allen, Lee Allen?
John Oliver Avvant, George Avery,
Henry Addison, Owen Addison,
Oquinn Brooks, Ed Britt, John Scott
Britt, Von L. Bullock, James Carson
John Johnson, Jack Johnson, Thad
Johnson, Oscar Jacobs, Bruce Lupo,
Henry Berry Locklear, French Lock
lear, Theurman Locklear, Hezekiah
Miller, John Miller, Douglas Miller,
Gipson Miller, Charles JE. Miller,
Charles H. Murry, Bynum Missue.
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Lellan, Arie McNair, Oscar L. Mc
Queen, William E. McQueen, Codras
R. McQueen, James McQueen, Frank'
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Floyd, James Freeman, Jerry Faulk,
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christ, Marcus Alexander Geddie,
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(joodwin, Davis Grainger, Daniel J.
Green, Valentine Deleslie Garrell,
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Green, Edward Green, John Rowell
Gilchrist, Haskell Graham, Ed Gil
christ, William Henry Gavin, Doug
las Gaddy, James A. Graves, James
ttdgar Green, James ,Gaddy, Fred
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TJlnnehard. Jasper Bryant,
Bart Britt, John Baxley, Luther Mon
roe Biggs, Sam Burney, Roy Britt,
Lonnie Walker Baxley, James Hub
bard Beck, Marvin Dan Barker, Carl
Bullard, Fink Barnes, wnsuii
Bullock Bros. Auto Livery
Double daily service between Lumberton and Fairmont
VV;.& SCHEDULE .
Leave Lorraine Hotel Leave Passenger Station ' 2
8:30 a. m. 10:15 a. m.
i p. m. 6:30 p. m.
Round trip $1 or 50 cents one way.
Repair Work & Auto Supplies
Phonos 321-221-55 .
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Thompson, Richard M. Thompson,
Floyd T. Townsend, Burnice Wil
loughby Willie Wallace, Spurgeon
Walter?.
HoweHsville 167
John Allen, Jeff Allen, Liley Allen,
Nash Allen, Thomas Alford, John
David Baxley, Charlie Baxley, Ste
phen Andrew Baxley, Gaston Bax.
ley, Raize Baxley, Forney Hybrit
Blackwell, Hester Clifton Blackwell,
Ocar Berkley Blackwell, Richard
Tdp Belton Bowen. Clmy uyra,
Harvey Brisson, Warren Byrd, Wil
liam Spurgeon Baxley, Howard Mar
vin Beasley, Ferdinand Grover Britt,
John Claude Boone, Walter L. Bish
op, Melvin Harrison Baxley, Robert
Troy Barfield, Garfield Brooks, Ar
rv;iia RrHasnn. Georee Dan-
iel Baker, Only Barnes, Joseph Hill
Barrington, Julius Bullard, John
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onzo Mims Hartley, Alonzo W. Har
din, Furman Floyd Hayes, Arthur
Lee Hendren, Eugene Hood, Andrew
Herring, Alexander Henderson Han;
ilton, Joseph Bunyan Hedgpeth, Car
son Graham Hall, James Grady
Hayes. Daniel Murray Hayes, Lester
Caldwell Hall, Frank Myers Herring,
Eanest Leslie Higley, Hayward Til
lery Hux, Gaston Hunt, Capers
Hayes, Dock Hunt, Alva Dow Hin
son, Murry Haywood, Jasper Alber
tas Herring, Raymond Hunt, Ray
mond Henry Hardin, Clayton Hall,
Hooper, James Thomas Hall, Char
lie Huggins, George Pageland Hill,
Eddie Huston, Henry Ivey, Preston
Richard Ivey,v Elbert Ivey, Herbert
Council Ivey, Ben Archie Inman,
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Galloway Inman, William Jason,
John Andrew JorisJ JErvLi Mosby
Johnson, Henry Jones, George Tate
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Jones, Sink Johnson, L. Colonel Jones
Robert C. Kornegay, PerryS. Kor
negay, Nash Rowland Kinlaw, Mar
vin Earl Kornegay, William Braxton
Jolly, James Rkhadr Kinlaw, Ran
dall Jomes, Hayes Kemp, Leonard
Key, George Key, Clarence Kelly,
Henry G. Key, Joe Lingoich, Isaac
3. Long, Richard Andrew Lovett,
Manley Guion Lee, Oakley Nash
Lovett, Clarence Lamb, Charlie Lock
lear, Willford Locklear, Frank Low
rev. John B. Locklear, Donie Lock
lear, Johnson William Lowe, Riley
Locklear, Frank Locklear, George
Washington Leach, James Love, Mc
Kinley Lewis, Clyde DeVane Love
Continued on page 6
Iff You Suffieir Froon Cattac-rOn
Frederick Bethune. John Franklin m a Ptoi1i. Havnes Britt,
Bethune, Trov Cleveland Baker, Wiirrmas T. Bass, Eddie P. Britt,
John Archie Bass, verna n.
Oscar Butler, Keiffer Britt, Howard
Tjnnv,q Harrison Branch, Levy
FIFTEENTH SERIES
Robeson Building & Loan Association
NOW OPEN
DO NOT PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW
What you ought to do today. Take stock
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INFORMATION CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
C. V. BROWN, Secretary.
Uso Gots-It," Lift
Y Corn Right Off
Shrivels, Loosens-and It's Gone! .
"Just like taking: ihe lid off that's
how easy you can lift a corn off your
toe after it has been treated with
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Hunt the -wide world over and you'll
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"0-r-!"
End Cora
and
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With
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- Batton. Waiter
Josenh
Barrett,
don't make the fatal mistake of re
garding it as a trifling matter. Au
thorities agree that Catarrh is an in
fection of the blood. Consequently,
Sprays, salves and lotions can af
ford only temporary relief, because
they do not reach the source of the
disease. the blood. When you depend
on these temporary remedies alone
ia likelv to srrow steadily
worse until it becomes chronic and
possibly affects the lungs.
rw Brvan Flani Barries, " But even if the infection does not
Charles Bryant, 5- r- Vl. fft .the contmuous dripping
of mucous in the throat, the constant
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have wrapped your toes In bandages
to look like bundles, who have used
salves that turned your toes raw and
sore, and used plasters that would
shift from their place and never
"get" the corn, and who have dug
and picked at your corns with
. knives and scissors and perhaps
made them bleed just quit these old
and painful ways and try "Gets-It"
Just once. You put 2 or 3 drops on,
and it dries at once. There's noth
ing to stick. You can put your shoe
and stocking right on again. The
pain is all gone. Then the corn
dies a painless, shriveling death, it
loosens from your toe, and off It
comes. "Gets-It" is the biggest sell
ing corn remedy In the world today.
There's none other as good.
"Gets-It" is sold by druggists
everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent on
receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co..
Chicago. 111.
Sold in Lumberton and recommend.
ed as the World's best corn remedy
by Pope Drug Co., and J. D. McMil
lan Son. -
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Arthur' Collin,, -Alfred BwfcWl
Clewis, Will Carter, Charles Collins,
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Earl Wayne Caldwell, Oakley New
it Cox, Burnie Fulton Collins, John
Preston CaldwellL Dudcery, Calder,
Dock K. Carter, George Carter, John
Cox, Sargent J. Camp, Reuben Os
car Coleman, Ealy Carlyle,, Alexan
der Clark, Clem. Council, &ia?k
Campbell, James Cade, Mark Carter,
John Henry Campbell, Fred Clark,
Samuel Marines Bennett, Robe
Cromartie, William Cromarty, Mil
lard Dawkins, Charlie Rufus Deaton,
Richard Edgar Duncan, Joseph Daw
son, John Walter Davis, Vernia C.
Dent, Alex Dawkins, Acie Dowlass,
William Walter Davis, Fred Del
linge, Henry Lee Davis, Pink Davis,
James Edmund Dial, Simon Peter
Dunham, Samuel Edwards, jonn
Evans, Henry Edwards, John Luthei
Edwards, Andrew - Edwards, Johnny
Benjamin Edwards, James Stacy Ed
wards, Jack Edwards, Emory Reese
Edwards, Charlie RaymondEvers, Pe
ter Edwards, Preston Evers, Sam
uel R. Fenegan, James Wilton Fish
er, William Adron French, Eugene
Hanson Murphy Filyaw, Don Floyd,
Evander Alford Falk, Joseph Fos
ter Flowers, John Coltrane Fuller,
David H. Fuller, Andrew Marvin
Freeman. Beniamin Gray Floyd,
! Joseph Fipps, Furman Freeman,' Wil
liam Marsnau Fields, jaiton ren-
spitting and hawking and evil odo
of the breath will not only causa
misery to yout but will make ywn;
presence obnoxious to others. S. S. S.
which has been the standard blood
medicine for fifty years, will relieve
your catarrh, because it will purify
your blood and relieve it of the ac
cumulated poisons. a S. S. S. contains
no mineral or habit-forming drugs.
S. S. S. is on sale at all druggists and
the advice of our medical department
is at your disposal, free of charge.
Swift Specific Co., 302 Swift Buildin&
Atlanta, Ga,
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Farm Lands Desirably Located.
EASY TERMS. WRITE OR CALL ON US.
THE MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.
H. M. MCALLISTER, President THOS. L. JOHNSON, Sec-Treas.
GET OUT A POLICY
and do it now. Fires are. dis
astrous and delays are dan
gerous. You can't bring back what
is consumed by fire. You can
though,
BE REIMBURSED ON -YOUR
FIRE LOSS
if it's one of our companies.
Premiums on doubtful policial
is money thrown away.
Be sure and insure with uv.
Q. T. WILLIAMS
Lumberton, N. C.