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THE R0BESON1AN, LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 119.
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p i . l""1 f yoo vuttimg t
i 'soiMinj; one tf the few
s. y Ik weather contohU iocs..
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'i C1' i Kill the Hot Weather, Keep . r.
r'V''rir' 1 r4" :o Cooland feel like MUlioii
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.'what it MEANS IF THE U S.
d r REFUSES TO GO IN.
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Young toieiis mm
Just received a shipment of Brown & Dark
Green Serge and Fancy Worsted Suits for
Young Men in the latest styles. Come in and I
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look these over.
Trousers
A large stock of fall and winter trousers for
Men and Boys at the right prices.
A Big assortment in the latest styles and
colors. Come early and make your selection
as they are going fast.
FT
Lumberton, JN. C
"This wor w&s a commercial and
industrial war. It was not a political
war. Very well, then, if wemust
stand apart and be the hostile rivals
of the rest of the world, then we
must do something else, we must be
physically ready for anything to
come. We must have a great stand
ing army. We must see to it that
every man in America is trained to
arms. We must see to it that there
are munitions and guns enough for
an army. That means" a mobilized
nation. There are not only' laid up
in store but they are kept up to date
so that they ar ready to use to
morrow. And what does that mean :
Reduction of taxes? No. Not only
the continuation of the present taes
but the increase of the present taxes.
It means something very much more
serious than that. We can stand that
so far as the expense. Is concerned if
we care to keep up the high cost of
living and enjoy the other luxuries
that we have recently enjoyed. But
what is much more serious, we have
got to have the sort of organization
which is the only kind of organiza
tion that can handle armies of that
sort. W. may say what we please
of the German government that Hat
been destroyed.-!-fellow citizens,
but it was the only' Art of govern
ment that could handle an armed na
tion. -Yon can't handle an armed
aGbily. -vdtfrotr cari't nattdle
n armed nation? tt it is democratic
because democracies dont go to war
that way. You nave got to have eon-
Perhaps tit worried because
yocr' ch2d dJa not pick op la
Scott'sEinuIsIon
and watch: haw it helps make
a thin child crow and put on
vt&L There is nothing quite
so strengthening as Scott's
Emulsion for a thud of any age.
Scott ft Bownc. Bloouficld. H. J. It
GEN. PEESHINO GIVEN 1
nwar nrprnnuv tfmrc '
On Uadiof at New York He is
Handed CommkelM aa Gciferal
and Greeted by Thoosaada.
The following account of the re
ception given General Pershing when
he landed in New York Monday is
taken from an Associated Press dis
patch of the 8th.
General Pershing, after two years
in command of the greatest army
America ver sent to battle, returned
to the United States today. As he
stepped ashore from the huge liner
LeviathanJie was handed a commis
sion as general, a rank previously
held by only three Americans Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan.
The stern-faced soldier was not
proof against the tribute of praise
and gratitude which was roared from
hundreds of thousands of the throats
of his fellow citizens.
His voice trembled with emotion as
he responded to the greetings ex
tended by Secretary of War Baker
in his own behalf and that of the
President as well as the welcoming
addresses of representatives of the
Senate and House, the State and city.
His car passed slowly through the
cheering multitude which jammed
Broadway from the' battery to the
city hall. Pershing attempted in
vain to maintain his composure. At
fhrst he replied to the cheers with
the stiff salute which military eti
quette demands but he was soon car
ried away by the storm of applause
which swept in great gusts about
him. Rising to his feet he waved his
cap about his head with a boyish ges
ture which told how deeply he was
stirred, while the grim lines of his
bronzed face broke into a smile. New
York did not exhause its welcome
today, however. Wednesday he will
ride down Fifth avenue at the head
of the first division of the regular
arjnv. the first to go and last to
leave, victofs in the first battle ever
fought on European soil by Ameri
t&rt "soldjfsrsv SuTmmded--by.rcoia-rades.
humbler in station bu who fad
c.Tered their all just as freely in the
cause' of liberty. Genera? Pershing
first re-glimpsed hig sative land.
centrated, militaristic orpan'ffons
of government to run a ration of
that sort. President WHson in
speech at St. Louis.
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To Your
CAR
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Tti things your auto needs this Fall
Are waiting for you why not call?
These are the crisp chill-tinged days
whn the road towards some-whre-else
invites the autoist to breathe in the
countryside We will supply you
with your personal and your car's
necessities. . Robes and robe rods-
shock absorbers or maybe a convex
diminishing mirroT-orsoTnethtag
else.
Garage Phone 190.
Residence Phone 164
Subscribe for The Robesonian.
Months Bnt Didn't Smell."
Tt Mint ffare BM Dead at Least V
' "Saw a big rat in our cellar last
Pall" Writes Mrs. Joanny, -ana
honffht a 25c ' cake of RAT-SNAP
broke it up into small pieces.. Last
week while moving we came across
the dead rat. Must have been dead
six months, didn't smell. RAT-SNAP
f. rnntrfnl.n Three sizes. 26c. 50c.
$1.00. Sold and guaranteed by L. H.
Caldwell, R. D. Caldwell, rope wrng
Co., Lumberton.
Fiery Itching and Burning of ;
Sinn Is a Most Cruel Torture
the tut of 5$ yettr as 'one of Ufa
neatest blood cleaasers know. It
it 'fgarantecd eatif ely free froaa
miacrsls of say kind,
f The experienceof' others haa
established the aafailiag merits of
S. S. S. and mreVno' oweitio
Sbont the wisdom of tow gtrfog k
thorough trial Alt reputable
iracaists sen it Iff in doatx as ts
Sisr Sp-dj Relkf mS.S.5.
Why snffee from these persistent
lortaret when it is so easy aad
costs so little to do as thoasaads
of others have done aad get relief
thrown S. S. S.7 It il now well
kaowsi that ecsema' comes from
the blood. By giviaf the blood a
tboroogh eteansiiff yon not-only
get sort aad spe dy relief bt yoa
also baitd p the system sad rt
aew yoar vigor and vitality.
. , Thf jroodmcdKiae asi Hood
yoar.Csc.write to Medical Ad
vMoe, Swift Speciac Co Dent. J
Aslaata. Gai
Wear
M&My to
II ' ' i 9 3 if VV.
We are showing a beautiful
line of Coats, Suits, and Dretes in
Tricotine, Tricolette, all Wool Serge
Broadcloth, figured Crepe de Chine hi
the various colon
Ladies Jersey top underskirts assorted
colprs.
Muffs and furs, priced to please every
purchaser. A complete line Georgette
and Crepe de Chine waists. A nice
assortment of the latest styles in
skirts. All materials and colors.. A full
line of children Coats, all grades1, and
prices.
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' silk
hose, priced from f 1.50 to $5 pair.
Our Millinery Department can furnish your hat to match your
Milt, uoat or uress.
We have the goods in stock now and can take care of your
wants m both quality and price.
R. D. Caldwell & Son
INCORPORATED.
MDIAN
HHM
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I am agent for this well
known Motorcycle and
a few in stock. lean
your wants at once
R. PITTM AN BARNES
AGENT FOR ROBESON COUNTY
BarnesviUe, N. C.
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ARRIVED FROM ST. LOUIS, MO., TUESDAY, SEPT. 2nd
We have, about (29 extra good hotses and several nice mules for sale or trade today. If you need a horse or mole, you will find them at my sales-barn. Prices
and terns to, suit yon. - ; h : '"VfH . -.;v - r-r-v ' . .
4.w4Weart sefihfi the well known VlttUmiA," the -celebrated -'CHASE OXTOED" and famous "TYSON AND JONES" buggies. These buggies are all buflt
by expert builders and manufacturers and guaranteed by the factories against imperfect workmanship or defective materialOur Piedmont and Hickory wag
ons tell weUV trta Hght and last for years. - . . " ' " ' .
, We have for sale or trade one model 85 Overland, one Maxwell and one Dodge all used touiing cars. Wait for the new Beo 6, five passenger cars. Several
car load shipments to arrive at an early date.' Ask your neighbor about his Beo and his expense since be bought it
Co Mo Mlenf
Sept. 4, 1919
Lumberton, N. C.
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