THE ROBESONMN. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, Ml,
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BISCUITS
If you want a sure way of pleasing; every member of
the family have a plate of piping hot biscuit just about
every meal in the day.
Made with Occo-nee-chee Self-Risin? Flour, biscuits,
waffles and hot-cakes fairly melt in your mouth.
This flour is very easy to use Because it already con
tains baking-powder, soda and sale in exact proportions
to insure perfect baking. Occo-nee-chee is also very
economical to' use since the extra ingredients are
already in it, because the baking-powder, soda and salt
would cost more if you bought them separately.
It takes but a few seconds to mix Occo-nee-chee with
water or milk and a few minutes more fur baking.
GC0-NEE-CHEE
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Self-RisinrfFl
Takes the Gtte out of Baking
V and Saves you Money
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DELIGHTED TO NOTE
PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT
meetings and other conventions, but property organized and upported.
President Kirkpatrick of W-C-A
Highway Association Write ' yt
InpreMiona Had by Robeson and
Lumberton Fight for the Highway
Has Been Won.
To the Editor of The Robesonian:
I thank you for your issue of The
Robesonian under date September
25th, giving such a splendid account
of the Wilmington-Charlotte-Ashe-ville
highway convention Just held
in your city. ?
We wish to assure you of the deep
appreciation of the members of the
convention for the hospitality which
WHS CAICUUCU UJ H3 Rvvu vi; .
Lumberton and the "State of Robe-J
son." We were delighted to note
the splendid progressive spirit 01
your city and county. We were fur
ther Gratified to learn of the enter
prising plants, banks, manufacturing
institutes, and agricultural interests
with which you are blessed. As soon
as the highway is built, it will give a
new imDetus to the industrial, agri
cultural, and commercial development
of your community, alone with the
' other communities through wi ic. it!
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passes, as wen as me omie m sc"-
eral. '
We are depending largely up.n
the press to help us make the last
drive, and help us "get out of the
mud." We have won this fight and
all we need to do is to "clean out
the dugouts" and establish the
right line -of communicating trench
es. '
Again assuring you of our appre
ciation of the many courtesies receiv
ed at your hand. . . .
Yours cordially,
T. L. KIRKPATRICK.
President Wilmington-Charlotte-Ashe-ville
Highway Associatioii
A LUMBERTON NEED.
in matters of securing new industries.
and. various and sundry improvements
and progressive movement. Lum
berton could find more than enough
to keep a live and capable Chamber
01 ixmmerce secretary tusy all the
would Day handsome dividend.
The same may be said with refer
ence to any other town in Lumber
ton's class.
i Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic eonstipa
i tion. Doan's ReguleU operate easily.
30c a box at all stores.
vyviiiinerce secretary &usy an me 1
time, and such an organization, if1 Subscribe fos THE ROBESONIAN.! Subscribe for The Robesonian.
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Trade Your Watch!
llf you have a 7 jewel Elgin or Walth
am watch and want a 2 1 jewel, I will
allow you full value for your old
watch in trade. Come in and look at
my High Jeweled Watches.
A. J. HOLMES
JEWELER
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NEXT DOOR TO K.IkLxBIGGS
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Our Family
Of Satisfied Customers. With
Quadruple Protection. Manganese
Steel Burglar-Prof, Time-Lock Safe.
BURGLAR INSURANCE
Conservative Management and Po
lite and Courteous Service.
Open from 9 a. m. till 3 p. m. During. Tobacco Season till 6 p. m
COME TO SEE US
Lumberton, like many other good
towns, needs a live Chamber of Com-,
merce with a paid secretary. The
Robesonian sees the need and com
ment: "When good roads multi
tudes are about to descend upon the
town, the need for some active or
ganization becomes more apparent
than it is when there is no special
program to put over; but it is needed
all the time.
"All the time" is right, and it is
rather surprising that the little city
of Lumberton hasn't a Chamber of
Commerce 'or some such organization
already, with a man paid for his full
time to look after the interests of
the town, not' only in matters of se
curing and . preparing for goods
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remarks every time vou flush roar
smokespot with Prince Albertit hits.
sad sai. Ita sftle foU s54knaw
pipe and cigarette makin'a sunshine and as satisfW
ing as it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four I
, It's never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure
pasture I For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
tobacco ran than you ever had in your smokecafetr.
. That's because it has'the quality.
Quick as you know Prince Albert youH write it down
that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
And, it never will! For, our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch. Try k for what ails your tongue!
Toppy rmJ ten tidy rmd tint, Aon swamf mtd kmlf pmd lim .
hmmudon and -that cUvtr, practical pound eryotolglaaa kmmidor with
tpongo moitmnor top that hoopo tho tobacco im tmch perfect romditkm.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
Farmers Savings Bank
C. B. Townsend, President
R. H. Covington, Cashier
SAFETY -:-
We aim to help our customers and promote their interest at
all times. We aim to make every transaction with us pleas
ant and profitable. We aim to give -the most liberal accom
modations 'possible. BUT, , the prime consideration of this
Bank is the SAFETY of the funds of its customers. We place
the SAFETY of our DEPOSITORS money ahead of all other
considerations. You will find all the progressive financial
elements combined in this Bank for SAFETY: FLUE PROOF
VAULTS, BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, but, especially in the
way we LOAN and INVEST YOUR MONEY,
WE PAY FOUR PER CENT ON TIME ; DEPOSITS. -,
: OVER HALF MILLION DEPOSITS.
Z Baiik of Fairmont
. OFFICERS: -
F. L, Blue, Pres. and Cashier H. L. Blue, Jr., Asst Cashier
J. P. Brown, Vice-Pres. : . A. S, Thompson, Vtee-Pres.
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BUT LESS TO RIDE ftHiwi 0
AND THEY ALWAYS PAY - f K (A M p jf
YOU MORE IN MILES jj m vl W
THAN YOU PAY IN h Q P W J?
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THE
7500 Mile Post
IS passed by the
Average
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with strength enough to
go to the end. And -,the
mile post is only half way.
Wfe Will Appreciate Your Patroiiage
You Will Appreciate INDIA Service
L H; CALDWELL
Hardware Department
Lumberton, N. C.