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WE PROMISE YOU SAFETY AND SERVICE
We are primarily the FARMERS BANK. During our Ten Years in business, the FARMERS business has been FIRST with
us. Our service and facilities are yours FIRST. Through your co-operation and patronage, we have grown to be among the
largest Banks in this section. We are appreciative, and our strength and growth inspire us to still greater efforts to render ser
vice to our friends and customers. If you are not already a member of our large banking family, come in and sit at our table.
We want you with us. Bring or mail us your Tobacco Checks. It makes no difference to us where they come from.
Yours for Service and Safety,
PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
RESOURCES OVER $500,000.00
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N. A. THOMPSON, President
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THE K0BE80NIAN
Office 107 West Fourth Street
Telephone No. 20.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 191&.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
FOUND AUTO LICENSE NUMBER 3,42.
Ownf- Tny obtain sam fcy calling t The
Robesonian office and paring lor thit adv.
LOST. ON ELIZABETH AND CENTER
road SatuHry. fountain jwn. Finder will
please re-n to Grady Holme. Lumber
ton, N. C. It. 5.
FOR F ' ,E CAR LOAI OP JERSEY ANT
Holstein milk cows, all bitrh brl cow. all
have younir calves by their side. These
rows pre young, sound and gentle, any
child can handle them. Also a few hops.
Tome early and vt your choice. Tan be
en ft Mi'Nci" liver' ?tab!es Lumberton,
N. C, f.ir week or ten days. A. A. tiarri
son.
CROWN BICYCLE NO. 61417 STOLEN
some lime atro. RewaTd for return or in
formation leading o rerove-y. Doufrlns
Love. Govintown, Elizabeth Road.
FOR SALE S-PASSENCER
Auto. A barftain. Apply
East Lumberton. N. C.
MAXWELL
Mike Herring.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR. A In
most aa good as new, with new tires all
round. Address Bo 62, Maxton, N. C.
FOR 8 AI.E INTERNATIONAL 1 H. P.
Gasoline Engine and 20 Inch meadows com
mill, belting and pulleys complete. Has
been run little ; In perfect condition ; price
reasonable. Terms to suit purchaser; dem
onstration by appoinatment. T. W. Max
well, Tolarsville, N. C.
WANTED ONE THOUSAND DOZEN EGGS.
Will pay highest market price. Olympi
Cafe, Elm street, lumberton.
jnw mcmillan (colored) the old re-
liable. has opened up a new garage across
the Seaboard railroad on Fairmont road.
Service rt a reasonable price and satis
faction friwrsnteefl. Am realy to serve you
... .. - firm. ana give mr u
Jim McMillan, Manager.
FOR SALE 1 FLOUR MILL. NOBDIKE
machinery. 25 bbl. capacity:
corn mills : 1 rice luller. operated steam
and located at Ptmbroke, N. C. Also
mill running 2 corn rocks, 1 corn
1 rlr trailer. 1 turning lathe,
oower from a turbine wheel, 295 acres of
land and a 8 acre tract on which 1 nlw
,.. i fruit trees, vines and traild-
rrm and see it. Also 18 acres of
kmwn a the J. C. Smith place. Has'
I hutlflinfra. some fruit trees and vines.
in fi,M shaie. A nice home in a good
-u Mv h seen 1 mile from St.
UlliriiJin.j- J A ,
d.,,1. s or write Opie Odum, St, Pauls,
N. C.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION TWO BED BAB-
row hogs. Baen nas spire in
,.r sauare In left ear. Will offer for
sale to highest bidder on Aug. 80, 10 a
m. at my place 2 miles below Orrum. N. C,
jS. F. Stone
WANTED S OH Si H. P. SECOND-HAND
atemi aouer " - . " . -. . --.
WANTED l VOL TO KNOW THAT TOU
can Viy Trunks. Sacs, Soft Cases. Sheet
Curtains, Shades, Comforts. Blankets.
Enamel Ware. Glass Ware, Crockery Ware.
Tin Ware, and all 10c, 18 and 25e.
Goods at Turner's, Cash or Oredit. J. H.
Turner Furniture Co., Red Springs, N. C.
MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED LAND
in Robeson county on long time. Kates
as good as any can give. Stephen Heln-
tjTS).
OATfl. CORN. WHEAT MIDDLINGS, DAIRY
feed, chicken feed, molasses horse and
male feed, hay and coal for sale. We sell
to consumer or merchant. Tour interest
to get our price. H. M. Beasley, West
Second street. Lumberton. N. C.
FOR BALE-JUST ARRIVED, CAR LOAD
of Fresh Milch Cows, with calves, can be
,een at Fairmont. N. C. opposite W. B.
Brlee Son Stable., Fairmont. N. C..T. H.
Jones.
WANTED POSITION IN GABAGE AS
electrical repair and battery service man.
Reference furnished. If Interested write
"E" care of Robesonlan.
DELCO-LIGHT
Xbe complete Iectric light and
Power Plant
A profitable investment. Soon
pays for itself in time and
labor saved.
ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.,
Laurinburg, N. C.
R. C. LAWRENCE, Vice
PERSONALS
Mr. Pink Byrd of R. 2, Fairmont,!
was a Lumberton visitor Saturday
air. V. Iv. nuggir.s oi oariiesviue
was a Lumberton visitor Saturday.)
Miss Anna Belle Burkheimer of
Wilmingrton is visiting friends here.
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jir. w. n. waits oi iv. i, vermin,
was among the callers at The Robe
sonian office Saturday.
Mrs. W. S. Small and Misses Em
ma Small and Vera Smith of R. 3,1
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Lumberton, were among ine snop
pers in town Saturday.
Miss Daisy Shelby returned today
to her home in Charlotte after
spending severel days here visiting
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Shelby.
Many ills come from impure blood
I. 1 V.1 tUU onlti At.
ge.tin, lazy liver, and sluggish bow-'
els. Buidock Blood Bitters is recom
mended for strengthening atom !h.
bowels and liver and purifying the
blood.
FOR SALE ONE GOOD GENTLE BAY
mare. Nice ladies horBB. J. A. Cartyle.
Lumberton, N. C.
DN'T 'OBflRT fPE R8T PLACE TO
top hunger is at the Olympia Cafe, Elm
street, Lumberton.
THE CUMBERLAND GENERAL HOSPITAL
of Fayettevllle. N. C, offers to young la
dies between the ages of eighteen and thirty-five
the following course of training
for nurses: three Tears practical and the
oretical work which prepares for State
Board examinations. Fall classes being
formed now. Apply at once to fiuperln
tendent of Ni
OON"T SUFFER CATARRH OF THE HEAD,
that loathsome and dreaded disease, cured
while yon alee. Sees own Late Discovery
the great home remedy. In use more than
fifteen years, testimonials and living wit
nessas bespeak Its merit. Om tottle usually
eures worst case. Price 81.00. For sal by
lUumi ImisIt Co.. Lumberton. N. O.
Grantham Bros., Lumberton, N. C. : Gran
tham Brr., St. Pauls t Red Springs
Drug Co.. Red Springs. N. C: i. M. Sea-
soma. Mfgr
THREE CAR LOADS GOOD HARD BRICK.
4 car loads Western Red Cedar shingles,
one ear load lime and one ear load of
ment For best cash prices see L. H. Cald
well. Lumberton, N. C.
PLUMBING REPAIR WORK AND PLUMB-
Ing of all khsds, piping for acetylene plants
and Deleo systems, etc Work solicited any
where in the county. Prompt attention.
Efficient service. Office: Cor. Chnstnut
and 6th Sts. Phone 87. G. B. Kirkman
Lumberton, N C.
VALUABLE LAND "OR SALE. ABOUT
six acres of land with good dwelling, locat
ed on WhiteviBc rastd, rte anile east of
the court house, known ns the Roy Jen
kins place. Apply to Stephen Mclntyre.
FOR SALE FANCY SOCKYFOBD CAKTA-
loupes at 81.75 per crate, f. o. b. Buie,
N. C. W. H. M. Brown. Buie. N. C.
WE ARB NOW MAKING LOANS ON Df-
p roved farm lands for S, 7, 10 or 20 years.
On loans of SS.9M or more tor S years ne
gotiations charges are S per cent ; 7 years
1 1-2 per cent ; 10 and 20 ysart I per cent.
Chickamauga Trust Company Lemeerton,
N. C.
COMPARE MY INTEREST RATE AND
terms wttn others srhe ere hanemse Dm
seme class cf loans. Amounts, 82,000.00
to 8M.000.eO: Robeson, Scotland end fToke
counties. Rate of Interest 8 14 PER
CENT. A. T. McLean. Lumberton. N. C.
JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD NAILS. CAE
load wire fencing and ear load one and
two-horse Chattanooga wagons. L. H.
Caldwell's hardware department.
LEARN AT HOME OR SCHOOL 8HORT-
hend. Bookkeeping on Credit. Positions
guaranteed. Edwards Colleges, High Point,
and Winston, N. C.
FOR SALE MULE. HARNE8S AND WAG-
on. Mule about 12 years old, good work
er. Harness and wagon in good condi
tion. Apply David Taylor, Lumtertoi, R.
WANTED: YOU TO KNOW THAT YOU
can buy furniture at the old price, buying
in car load lots and contracting months
and months ahead we ean sell you e 8
plece suit for $26.00, dressers $12.00, Wash
Stands $7.00. Beds $6.00. J. H. Turner
Furniture Co., Red Springs, N. C.
WANTED: YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
carry everything for the home, $80,000 to
$40,000 stock 6f goods, a great variety of
goods in great quantities bought in a way
to save you from 20 per cent to (0 per
cent. Columbia Grafnnolas, Aoleon-V cal
leon, end Pathe, Talking Mnehi'ies srd
Records. J. H. Turner Furniture Co., Red
Springs, N. C.
WANTED: YOU . TO KNOW THAT WE
have. Ranges from $45.00 to $110.00. stoves
from $17.60 to $50.00, and we guarantee
each one of them to cook and give sat
1: faction, we are doing more than five
times as mujh business as fiv years ago,
there is a reason. It will pay you to in
vestigate. J. H. Turner Furniture Co., Red
Sprit.. N. i.. ' . '. '
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K. M. BARNES,
Notice of New Advertisements.
The trials of the tobacco grower
t-ie many .National iJank o Lumber-
, penior,stration
cf ctpper-clad
mnge3 Stephens & Earms.
Now open and ready to serve uu
- Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse.
Announcement of E. J. Uavis &
q.
tons, proprietors Kobeson County
warehouse, Fairmont,
This week only J. T. Norsworthy.
Big BanneT warehouse will remain
oren until the tobacco crop is sold
Cooper, Nobhn and Eakes.
Thank you H. B. Sturtevant.
New sanitary barber shop &t Lor
raine hotel.
Ford touring car for sale Box 62,
Maxton. N, C.
Maxwell auto for sale Mike Her
ring. Crown bicycle stolen.
Milch cows for sale.
F ' P V1-
Auto license number found.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
This is my last week in Lumber
ton; your last chance to buy the
Splenlid Books I offer at Special
Prices, on asy Terms. Your patron
age would be to our mutual benefit.
J. T. NORSWORTHY, Phone 16.
HE TELLS WHAT HE
THINKS OF AMERICA
Syrian Say Now It Time For Every
Man To Prove Patriotiem An
swer Found In War Saving
SUrnps.
It sometimes takes the new-comer
to appreciate America. The native
born is often too close to tbe situa
tion to realixe what this country
means to the world today. He is used
to all that It offers, taking it as a mat
ter of course, and frequently loses the
vision In sordid detail; while the
new-comer but listen to what one of
them- had to
He is Geo it S. Rihb&ny of the
1119 class of the Boston Hih School
of Commerce and he came to this
country from his native land, SyrU,
when he was 10 years old. In a four
minute speech on the value of Wax
Savings Stamps, given at the school
recently, he said la oJoslng:
"Hate Is not charecUristlc of the
American people, bat the Germans
taught ns unwillingly hew to hate
them. Now It Is a tin sot to bate the
spirit the Hnn showed and aot to abol
iaa tt from the faee of the earth. Of
the latter we are positively sore, be
esMtM Um AMrtcaa pasedoa for fa,
ttoe in a hnndred tima aUsnrgar tian
was the Gentaa paesloa for congaest
1 never entertained the idea of be-
eomt&c aa orator and I sea sure that
I lack oratertaal ability, but each
qnellAcatioas are anaereeaery oa an
oecaatoR like this, because the only.
aad beet mdocemeot to a true Ameri
cas is the call of his iaty and gDvern-
it, aad net even the beet oration o
ft greatest speaker of all times.
"Whether we all realise It of aot.
we are sow la the midst of a period
whieh will be knows to all the ep
pressed peoples of tbe world aa the
Aaiertcanisatlon period; Now Is the
time for every one of ns to prove
whether he Is a sham American or a
geaaine American."
The practloe of thrift aad the par-
akase of War Savings Stamps are att
now good Indications of the genuine
Amerlcaa. . They make for financial
independence, freedom, prosperity and
happiness.
A Traveling Man's Experience.
You may learn something from the
following by W. H. Ireland, a travel
ing salesman of Louisville, Ky. "In
the summer of 1888 I bad a aevere
attack of cholera morhim I
hotel porter fifty cents and told him
to buy me a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and to
take no substitute. I took a double
dose of it according to'the directions
and went to sleep. At-fiv-s o'clocki
the next morning I .was called by my J
iwa a (.rum lor my next
stopping place, a well man." '
- Pre.
G. E. RANCKE,
DELIGHTED OWNERS.
Among the many who have recent
ly purchased "The Book of Knowl
edge" are Mr. J. A. Sharpe, Mi. L. R.
Varser, Mrs. Alf H. McLeod, Mrs.
Claire S. Thomas, Mrs. R. G. Slabfos,
Mr. A. C. Johnston, and Mr. R.- L.
Caldwell. Ask any of them how this
great home library interests, amuses,
charms and educates the child and
how delightfully interesting and ben
eficial it is to every member of the
household.
When you want a pleasant physic
try Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
easy to take and mild and gentle in
effect. They are highly prized by
people who have become acquainted
with their good qualities. They only
cost a quarter.
NOTICl !
To our many custo
mers and tobacco
grqwers in general:
The news seems
widespread that our
market will be open
only for a few days
and that tobacco will
sell cheap. Such
news is unfounded.
We will be open
for some time; as
long as necessary.
We expect to have
three big weeks,
and expect to see to
bacco sell high. Do
not rush all of your
tobacco to market at
once, if you do some
body will see cheap
tobacco.
We are going to
maintain our high
average and see all
tobacco sold with us
is sold for the high
dollar.
Do not sell your
tobacco at home, nor
to "pm-hookers af
ter you come to
town.
We want to see
every farmer get the
highest dollar tor ev
ery pound of his to
bacco.
Your friends,
Cooper, Noblin &
Eakes.
Treasurer.
Secretary
GEO.
GOOD AUTO SPECIALTIES
The Best Made. LEATHER-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
10 & 12 South Front St. Wilmington, N. C.
B-A-K-E-R. S H A D Y
"What doea the above make you old folks think of? Yes,
school days will soon be here and let us help you to get
iv;id:-
Ginghams, ladlassie and devonsliire for school dresses
blouses, etc,
Lomax gingham 32 inches
wide, nice range of pat
terns, large plaids, checks
and stripes worth today
5;"c at 40c.
Anderson gingham, 32 inch
es, one of the best zepher
ginghams on the market,
beautiful plaids, cheeks
stripes and soild colors
bought later will be 65c,
now at 50c.
MIDDY SUITS
Our stock is now complete in the following makes Mar
Hof, Miss America, and Star Ilrand. We have the above
goods in Storm serge and fine French serges, price from
l.r 00 1c Anfi nn VJn l,, ;.,,.t,..i.i ;.. u; i: :
. . v. uoic luuuuru in iiii.i iiijc a ijc w nulla
of black. A complete line of ties, in all colors and Lan-
an:s io go witn tne above
Yours for a
. II. CAIDMU
DON'T FORGET OUR MAIL
7500 FEET FLOOR SPACE
We have in our gales rooms and will endeavor to keen in
stock at all times, the following:
Nash Automobiles Winther Trucks
Auburn Automobiles Nash Trucks
Overland Automobiles Trailmobiles (Trailers.)
If you are interested in a tractox investigate our STAUDE-MAK-A-TRACTOR,
which converts a Ford, Chevrolet or
Overland into a small powerful Tractor. We have these
on display at Buick Sales Co. Raeford, Lytch Bros., Laurin
burg and at our Garage in Maxton.
We have Power and Lighting Pants in stock in Maxton
and invite you to call and look them over.
We are Nash representatives for Hoke, Scotland and Robe
son counties, and "Nash owners are Nash boosters."
THE ARMSTRONG CO.
Maxton, N. C.
L. THOMPSON, Trust Officer.
Ladlassie, 28 inches, fine
for dresses, boys blouses,
etc., bought later will be
Tmc, noiv 45c.
Devonshire. One bf the
best goods on the market,
32 inches, in solid colors,
neat stripes and checks,
bought later will be 60c
now 50c.
goods.
busy coacon,
ORDER DEPARTMENT.