THE R0BESUN:a3 MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918.
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you read these lines, to remember
t this BANK is to SERVE YOU
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We most cordiallv invite vmi
that the business and purpose
Our Resources of More Than $500,000.00
is proof of our financial ability to serve you, and our doors are open from 9:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. every day, except
Sunday, for the purpose of SERVING YOU. The mcst acceptable security for loans that you can offer us, is your
Bonded Warehouse Cotton Certificates.
Bring them here and borrow money on them. A certificate from a public Bonded Warehouse is not confined in its
negotiability to any one particular Bank.
Unite With Us and Make Our Bank Your Bank
PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
N. A. THOMPSON, President K. M. BARNES, Treasurer. G. E. RANCK, JR., Ass't Treasurer. V GEO. L. THOMPSON, Trust Officer
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THE ROBESONIAN
ce 107 Waal Fourth Street.
Telephone No. 20.
PERSONALS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE SMALL TRACT
of land, 8 1-2 acres, on Elizabethtown road,
Maggie Blount (coiored) place. Good home
for working man, with comfortable house.
Will be sold at public auction at the cou t
house door in Lumberton Monday, December
9, at 11 a. m.
FOR SALE, ONE DUROC JERSEY SOW
and eight pigs. Ed. Humphrey, Rennert,
N. C, R. 1.
TWO MARE MULES, ONE BLACK AND ONE . today.
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Mr. J. A. Carlvle of R. 6. LniW-
ton. is in town todav.
iVlr. .1. .. Xtonp nt Vlt. H.hTYi ix7r n
Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr. W. L. Thompson of R. 4, Lum
berton, was in town Saturday.
Mr. S. B. Taylor of R. 1, St. Pauls,
was a Lumberton visitor Friday.
TIM--- "I T J T-fc r T
jyjr. Kj. d. uiiver oi k. z, r-airmont,'
was a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr. J. L. Cain of R. 1, St. Pauls,
was a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr. T. B. Jenkins of R. 3, Fairmont,
is among the visitors in town today.
Mr. G. W. Goodman of Chattanooga,
Tenn., spent Thursday here visiting
friends.
Mr. M. H. Warwick of R. 2. Fair-
I mont, is among the visitors in town
vollnw stravpd from mv home near iJeni'
broke on the night of Nov. 2Sth. I will pr.y
reward to any one who will take them up
and notify me. Lonnie Lowrey, Pembroke,
N. C.
FOR SALE: SOME 0OO9 MILK COWS.
M. H. Richardst a, Mom ; e, M. C
WE PAY 60 CENT'J THE DOZEN CASH FOR
eggs. Olympia cIe, Hjlm street, lumpreiin
WANTED 100 BUSHELS CORN; 100 BUSH-
els Peas and Soy Beans. K. M. Biggs
Authentic Styles from Fore
most Fashion Centers in
COATS AND MILLINERY
Beautiful Coats of Chiffon Broad-Cloth in most attractive styles at
reasonable prices. All the new materials and shades.
HATS OF QUALITY
Combined with excellent styles and workmanship.
AT
Miss Joesphine Breece's
GOOD AUTO SPECIALTIES
The Best Made. LFATHER-NU.
For Automobile and Buggy Tops and All
Leather Goods
JOHNSON'S CARBON REMOVER
JOHNSON'S AUTO WAX FINISH
JOHNSON'S SQUEAK OIL
Send us an order for these items. There is
a large and increased demand
N. JACOBI HARDWARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Distributors
1 0 & 1 2 South Front St. Wilmington, N. C.
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
Dr. Durham and Family Have Arrived.
Rev. Dr. C. H. Durham and family
arrived here Thursday evening from
Mr. H. B. PhHlirs of Fairmont was
amen?' the business visitors in town
Saturday.
Mr. A. M- McGirt of Red Springs,
R. 4 v as a Lumberton visitor this
ti.fi:?l!n!.v
Mr J MrRap llalt.rm ot Winston
Salem stent Thursday and Friday
Viovn rm hiicinacc
Mr. I. V. Britt and sons, Oscar and Winston-Salem and Dr. Durham
John Dedrick, of R. 1, Lumberton, preached at the First Baptist church
were in town Saturday. yesterday morning and evening. As
IVllSS IViaiy 1TUJJC vvciil riiuaj tu iiaa ucca suiicu hi .iic ivuucouiiiau,
Durham, where she will spend ten Durham accepted a call to the Fiijst
davs visiting relatives. Baptist church here, succeeding Rev.
' . i Miss Julia Dean oi k. 4, ljumDer- ur. unas. l,. greaves, ur. uurnam
ic rnlT wint A RARP.A1N IK GOOD FAfMfn. ,n amn-nrr -r-Vio nl1ora nt. TVifilan1 -Fa mil it ore st.m-mincr nt. t.VlP VintYlft
mull or a good farm horse and farming ffi Saturdav. of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mclntvre. Walnut
,itnaila ao at once. W . 11. numpnrejf. I ' " Z ' , . I . . . ' . . :
Mr. W. H. M. Brown ana Master and Sixtn streets, until tney get tneir
HIGHEST market rKituB rAiu ru Chas. Humpnrey oi I'niiaaeipnus were lurnnure rnsiaueu in wie joctyi-ist pa
sort of furs, hides, scrap iron and rubber. , visitros Fridav. ! SOnaee. On a corner of the sami
nioiy Hrnthprs I hestnut sireei. Liurauci- " .
r ?, ' l Mosars C, A . and leonard Brit! and streets. -i
! ! rliToi PViillinR of R. 1. Orrum. are Dr. Durham wes pastor of the I
erf nDTPC vflV I -'- K I .
WE PAY THE HlUHfiBl -Apn UmnTiff thp visitors in tOWK tOdaV.
YOUNG LADY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
wants stenographic or clerical position,
ran mmmin work immediately. Address
"Stenographer, care Kobesonian
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Prince-Bass.
Renorted for The Robesonian.
Miss Florida Bass became the bride
of Mr. Bert A. Pince last Wednes
day night at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Harriet Barnes at the Jennings
cotton mill. Rev. W. 1). Combs, pas
tor of the Gospel Tabernacle, perform
ed the ceremony in the presence of a
few friends of the contracting parties.
AMERICANS IN PRUSSIA.
Pershing's Troops Crossed Frontier
Into Prussia Headquarters
Oldest Town in Germany
in
Mm PERFUMEO ORC8SIN0
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Keaves, Prtfctorville, K. C.
ce roR r, '-'.. j i u i, -ia ,oc k
- rrm - d er Robeson among me visiwrs m whl wwaj. tuunu ucic - ""U ..oxAe,
corn in live Dunei.u-"- "'-v . Xt . t I a
Groeerv Company, Lumberton, . mr. i . a. muiureui, v. jcaio oe "X " ;
- well, Va., is spending a few days Brown Memorial Baptist church a$
good farm FOR sale 103 acres, w j . ... --d-n--- and friends. ; Winston-Salem. He resigned his
acres cleared andin hign t r- ka. 4 KorlMr, S tVaT-A tr npnt. the call from
vat ion Good buildings, artesian now. I Jjir. V wihu T,, T , T . ,
be bought for sixty dollars per acre, c M. Ijyed Saturday night and wiHJ the Lumberton church. Lumberton
spend several days in wooesun uuigiaaiy weicomess xji. jumuom a. uo
I i ; Ifamilv
compare MT intekebt JSmJI Miss Lorena Lewis passed through
ttrnii with others wno are I . . x 1 1
, lo-na. Amounts, SZ.OOtt.OU town today en TOUT UJ iiei numc . . . .n
MennV Robon. sStland'and Hoke n;' rttQffpr sr,endino- some time ThankSiTlVlllg Services ColleC-
countie.. Rt .of taH'eat 6 lw PI . -oiotives near St. Pauls. tions For Oruhanages.
TE1MT A. T. McLean. LUmwrion. i-.. - i ""-"-- " v. . t 4 , 11 t l
.u i jyir. jonn vj. jrtwwx, i services were neiu 111 em juuihia;-
MONKT Td LEND- t)N . impboved LAND I the u g naval unit at the university ton churches Thursday Thanksgiving
ra RobeMU county on long "me. vr-tv. ramina Chanel Hill. SDent j arvilo tV,o rain lrnt. manv awav.
good aa any n I ti,J, hrp with home folks. ilirl 1Wtinns were taken loi
DnNT BUFFER CATARRH OF THB HEAD. ua8.r, A ' M. McGirt. W. A. Smith, ho varinns nmhanaes. At the FlTS4
that loathBome nna arewwa . It, t t t and John M. Brown and Ran;- .tmrch the collection for ttte
whU. you .leen. sw JT'Aa affi tho PhHadelnhus " oi oalU wa S300,
the great home raeay. jo -- . nr line -- "TZ- urtiimii-ec v - " r:
finn nra .nmnPTTin vixiluis wiua v . i Thn nn tantinn nr. ttw rresuvieiwu
Pnr npAmnrl n cr th d row r H nf f hp
hol AwA ihiiImi hareh ahihknrn hair nf t
111j. V ildMaitfl anil .tnna fcilllnA
hair at once, and makes kinkv or stubborn hair straight.
luxuriant and beautiful. Do not accept Imitations or substi
tute. Large boxes mailed Z5c. The Coco tone Co., Atlanta, ua.
For Sale By Grantham Bros. Lumberton, N. C.
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American t.roons crossed the frontier
into Prussia at daylight behind the
German rear guards, states a ais
patch of . the 1st. Treves is the most
important city thus far captured.
American troons also are patroling
scores of villages, however.
Pershincr is in the immediate
vicinitq to observe the operations. His
Wl t 1 3 ..nil lui pofak.
onvanpp mmmii i t lt mil ic tavuu
au t uiivv '
ii'ori of Ttuvpr wIiptp Gen- Preston
Brown will be military governor and
1 TT A C V. .Kovrr.l
ten. narry a. ouumi ' -'"' fe- "-
civil affairs. The advance Sunday
averaged 12 miles.
Treves is situated on the right bank
of the Moselle river 57 miles south
west of Coblenz. It is perhaps the
oldest town in Germany and is rich
in Roman relics. Among the mam ob
jects of interest in the town are tne
SURPASSES ALL
OTHER PRESENTS
SSLTSaS gfg.iS'Wsi Annie Belle, Fodie. and Mc- SprinKS was rigt about $250, and aWf-J
Gr.nam-Bro.Lumbo.c.; eran- ph on of the Phlladelphus section Chestnut Street Methodis. church Sr-W and the provincial mus
tbam b.. . s Pi; SP'SS were arnnnc the shoDDers in town Fn-L.nl lection for the orDhanage at Raleigh Germany, ana tne provmu-i
Drui Co.. Red BpnngB, n. I v " . . , eum. WILn a line cuncwun x.
t... I Hair I nmnilTlT.P.(l to a10i..SU. 1 ...
nirmo
The most useful and enjoyable
Christmas nreRent is The New Inter
national Encyclopedia a life-time
source of intellectual enjoyment and
educational and financial benefit. Sev
eral Lumberton people have already
ordered it as a holiday present for
their loved ones. For prices and
-terms write to J. T. Norsworthy,
Thompson Hotel, Lumberton, N. C,
Phone 16.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McRae of El-
-wrA ovtrl FiaiY am QTlH f a '1 cr Vi ta r -i n -
law, Dr. and Mrs. L. McK-te oi
Red Springs, were Lumberton visitors
Friday.
aoma. MIST. . . -
Td a o-g7vYEARB Mr. A. W. McLean,
land and Hok eountiea. to amounts pinance board, left last nignx lor
a rn nnn nn lurini interest at Che I T,T i j nnntiflinn' o TOW rt!lVS
SViTTTsP or writ. vvaSnmg-r -
A. T. McLean, iumnerwrn. - -l-H T-etrnen Fri-
Mrs. V. V- opouiuu.6 ---
Missionary Society.
TVio wnman's miscionarv society of
Chestnut Street Methodist church will
ii it vAAfinnr War'noclflv
DO NT forget fHE best PLAtB u i . . her home at Wendell alter afternoon at 3:30 at the residence o
a j m- vmi in vaici . - a -in n i --- m m . i
SUHBMZ - Upendinj -. - Mr. u l.
. i nome ui f - cxuccicu nuisca v j
commissioner's sale of real estate, c. B. Townsend, Elm stree I Revival at Center Presbyterian, worry or fret over tnvialtiesf men
I i -rw-r 1 1 1 I U W W"l F7 .It I111L. mile aw
iL. . . . .i I LrnnYO let W TY1 mfK nHtTH.Il VCSICI- 1LHJK 11 wa-v-. a
... i -A n ri-fipr oi trie . . i i: j.HAh a i-m i oc? i uvonctnov o i . . .
i rrir ani nv virtue oi v tti iMnmir i m .itiuihc. uiiv-o. i . - i Tk.AA
Cat Oat the Jumps!
u. r.n the inmns" or Other
manilestations of nervousness ? Are
vou easily confused or startled at un-
expectea noises or somiusi ? t
unaer ana oy vinuc - - .
c : Rn)unn county, made in tne
Uioi i;n,. entitled James D. Proctor, eczema
'adminbtntor of Uaiah Wilcox vs. Mr Jenme h d herpes, scabies, Loan s vn-1 gEeMst Black was to have hei 1 a suit from some exhausted or Pea
Wilcox and others, the same being penal pro- . u recommended. 60c a y,1" gjZZJZ fllis wftek. but the bodilv organ, which does not properly
r2B XfflEM bo xat-all stores. SStowas postponed on ac give M 'gSS22
day. the mh day of December WW . 12 . S healt hconditions, it is said. offender through that great recupera
usuallv re-
or impaired
a5 to aKI WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS.
ier lor casn hhi m " , mi
and being In Britts Township. Mmjm eoag-
adjoining tne AHJTrfS.
count of healt hconditions, it is said.
offender through that great recupera
tory center of the bpdy.--your stomach.
A Bare Book Bargain.
For immediate delivery, I will sell
the complete works of O'Henry, the
most fascinating of all story writers,
in 12 fine volumes for only $J2; $1
with order and $1 a month. (The pub
lishers' price is, ?17). Jsend me your
order today. J. T. Norsworthy, Thomp
son hotel, Lumberton, N. C, Phone 16.
W. 0. W. Unveiling.
Raft Swamp Camp No. 164 will un
veil the monument of Sovereign J. E.
Carlyle Sunday, Dec. 8th at 230 p. m.
All neighboring camps are invited to
be present and take part in the cere
mony. H. F. TOWNSEND,
pd For the Committee.
IF
ty, N. C. adjoining tne " - -- . .
Will Smith and others, on the Northwest side
of Jacob Swamp.
Beginning at a
nf Tt iAtrt Rv
mentioned swamp and
marked trees North
I wm v fcw '-t-.tJ p-xj adt TTC
ThrP.e Biff Shows That Are to Be UX?D54?
I ' I -l-i 1 1X1 I B nLIL. ML 3 L JJIW Maw v--r
1 BrflcontoH nt t.hp. LaFavette Thea- t7- nn,i;nn tn unothe
v fr,nt iRor is to be or 7. - very owi -
i i in i w -- i iAAVTATTiiia ns n .
oftirt-SS r&SttX thf vaS $1.56 a month. Morfjr to J 1. tSeVg 5a moVe turn to health, by using this
25 mVLSK NnS2i ?fiX 872' of the Hawaiian Islands,, stars Miss Uendid forrn
i a zuu acre w t i Tiin. i . a uwhv -v i . n a Hn4-i-Yrv Kvtj-i ot mm-i Tha erraor wrerKcra ui nuu.
Pope, thence a direct line to e . I Klta Aumiuy. e"'1LJrtl.ii nr-nnl svstems SI
of said survey, thence ,to tne o-a Waiian musicians are currieu I jrTXrZTl llf. T-mliar
I J l nativn music i lie I -rvrrmiineu in uic bwwi .--
YOU WANT REAL
BANKING SERVICE
taming 100 acres, mmt ' -r - 4
land conveyed by J. W. smn ana ClinkT
ixuJJS SUGAR
wife to Uaiah WUeox Tsnda
book 2-V at page 07. n' "Tided at
upon which the said Isaieh Wilcox reawea v
the time of his deatn.
Dated this November 2th.
io o 4 tu- Commissioner
DELCO-L1GB i
Tho complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
Safe for the children. Brings
lasting cheer. Benefits the whole
family.
san-r 3E3TrS lld-UI be Quickly reUered
remaritauic o- r - -i. ;--t v-s -itc T
A 4mmwast1 BMJBf
-J j xkL, -"Vi a.
heaphu teapoonW.
HO days Car each of the
oo.ooaooo pet-cnc;
in tha Uxuteat2tes
nukes a pile a a the
boTwarmbu3ldWenouh
amrJv llw a M&a anntfl
areas of the nation.
nmc TAB
nT volcanic scene, ox tne pyf dt ur. TE, m Tr
Sen SS" subject'of much c?.nm.nt -".S?"
and qnesbons. Tne " rSjr to TMt end
flnminff volcano s reiiecnun o r'- i vv - m - - -
naming u-iu I rfvsnensia and many wasting
enTla!va''SeemS"'absoTntel!; 5fod--.
thrown from the sky. t,Ih"rles Tonic tablks d
Friday, Dec. 6th: "His Bridal gg- XSbjSi SST
ftJW io Hao- SSsSSr
oaiuiuajr, vv. .7 , etc., olten laii. oaie ana
nv. a sparKiing musitai wu.vj
three acts. It is full of life and dash
and many tuneful musical numbers.
a j nr. coot cii ip nr. tne ouanu
Theatre. Manager Drake advises that
l ilea li c. iuu6" Tz," . ,
finorial attention will be given to mail
land phone orders. Adv.
ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.,
Laurinburg, N. C.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
iivi - --
. latr-Tft a BAV
PRICE 50 ctma a -
a s ant rarrv them, send
SOcSSfSS we win" send a bok b, r mail
DR. CHARLES FLESH FOUU vw-riw..
BROOISUYMi
Entrust
tTi Tifra Ta P Stack of Savaii
nah, Ga., spent the holidays here vis
hang at the home of Mrs Stacks par
m onH mts m mcinbvic. n oi
CI1U9. iJXA.. ca - ' , :
Robesonian Busing Builder, Sell
- xij aa.6... 'I the goooB try one
mng. I
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep ur. inomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies, lwo
sizes, 30c and bUc, at an stores,.
ness to us.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF LUMBERTON
RESOURCES OVER $1,000,000.
A. W. McLEAN, President.
M. F. COBB, Cashier.