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Till RORSSONlAIf. LUMBETTON. NOKTO CAfiOLOVA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919.
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' NEWS AND COMMENT. :
. BT AUNT SOPtflA. ,
Lamberton, Kr ? , Nov. 22. Ecv.
L. E. Daiky filled his Tegular ap
pointment at Salt swamp 1st Sunday
' and day before. He preached a fiouf
; . thrillinsr sermon cn Sunday from the
text, "Also I heard -the voice of v the
Lord saying, Whom ahall I send, and
who will go for us? Then said I,
. Hera' am VJ send 'ine." Isaiah 6 :8
.- At the close of the sermon he called
for all-who were willinjLto. dedicate
, their lives 4o God and go to foreign
fields or anywhere and do any thing
' that God called them to do to, give
him their hands. Theriwere only
- two that, responded to that proposi
' tion. th writer and Miss Lillian
Odum. Nearly - all the church re-
. sponded. to the next proposition, to do
. all they , could as ho me missionaries,
" ' We enjoyed hearing . Mr. Brown
give an account of Jiig conversion at
West .Lamberton 1st Sunday p. m.;
" also was glad to have him with us at
Raft Swamp to teach a. class" in Sun
day school and heat, him testify to
the saving powef of the , blood of
Jesus on the second Sunday. Hope
', we can hear him again at White Pond
5th .Sunday. There is nothing that
gives 'vis more pleasure tha swifts
young people saved from sin and bold
- soldiers of the cross.
.-Quite a large crowd of relatives
and .friends from far and near at
tended the unveiling of Mr John
. Culbreth's monument Sunday -p. m.
The grave was . completely covered
with lovely flowers. Rev. Dr. Bcaman
oi ijumoerion aeuvered a line con-.
soling address for the sad occasion.
Words fail us to express our sympa
. thy, when we looked at the aeed fa
ther, mother and grand mother, Mrs.
Persall, and the young sridow with
, two small sons and' twin daughters
and two ' sisters with the trace of
sorrow, stamped upon their brows.
Thank God for his conversion at the
McLendon revival and the hope we
have of meeting him again "where the
sun never sets and the leaves' never
fade, in the beautiful city c gold."
Rev. Dr. Durham will be dt Raft
Swamp at 4. o'clock next Sunday p.
m., d. v., in the interest of the 75
million campaign. Just think 'of the
calls for help the . destitute places
and thousands of souls in heathen
darkness without one ray of gospel
light, and how we love our old Bibles
and Saviour Jesu8 Christ. Suppose
America would sacrifice chewing
gum; coca-cola, pepsi-cola, etc., snuff
and tobacco, cigars and cigarettes one
year, wouldn't it be an easy matter
to go "aver, the top" in one year to
say nothing bf five, and have money
left in the treasury? Hasn't the time
t come for us to give up every sinful
pleasure and every useless, filthy, ex
pensive habit and do with our might
whatever our hands f indeth to dol
"For there is no work nor device nor
knowledge nor wisdom in the grave
whither thou goest." Are w doers
of the word, and not hearers only?
Are we clean from the filth of the
flesh? Are we ready to meet Jesus
when He comes as a thief ,in the
night? "Be ye also ready' for in
such an hour as ye think not the son
of man cometh." What we do
we must do quickly. "The day will
soon be over, in which to work and
win; many precious gems lie hidden
beneath the dross of sin. Oh, let us
dig and find them Gdd's power is
- enough to polish into" beauty those
diamonds in the rough." A
' Frank left Savannah, Ga., the 7th
of this month" for England, "in the
- best of health." He expected to ar-i
rive in Liverpool in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Mclntyre of
Rowland spent Sunday night with
us.--Mrs. Tom Britt spent Monday p.
m. with us. Mr.
onarpe ana two- children, Anna
Courtney and J. A.. 2nd, and Mrs.
Sharpe's mother, Mrs. Courtney, call
ed Tuesday evening.
Glad wehaven't heard of any more
trouble in 'school since the principal,
Mr. Britt, was indicted for whipping
a mischievous boy who fought other
children and would snatch the switch
from a lady teacher and give her two
licks with his fist before Jeaving the
school room; but whence tackled Mr.
fntt he found out that he was not
the lady teacher. Before the sun
beam leader arrived at church on
Sunday p m. he fought another boy
"u mey ieu and rolled over on th
ground and Wan ,tnnnoJ K,. .-j.
er. fW m , rxrv"'"'
:i ,n"c..",uuw y remarked tliat
"e coma not enjoy a sermon in
cnurctl on account of thoao
- FI Vk .
itemember David
lor Absalom and the judgment upon
3'. "uu Decause "His son
wwkedand he restrained them
Kead Proverbs, lft;18; 23:13-14
Jli.Jl S - house bffmnao
"Wicked and be restrai'npH ',., public auction to the highest bidder for
t j T7 o restrained them not."...iT . HividI ebrht-tenthi interest( being
. r BeIi?- Stops food souring.
nd. wondvf ti iiVkZ .T?
'. Ten. of tboo-
lyeoatoaeent'
Bwioaajr. ToawiUaaeTT
1 Grantham
'
Bros,
Lamberton, Jf. O
t ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
1 Hartal this day qualified as alaitoratrfac
" VBUK. V.IKI.I BIIW
. UU of Robeson eoanty, -this is testify all
persons having claims against said estate t
- present them to the ' undersisned. ' properly
erified. on or before the lith day of No
vember, 1820, or this notice, .will be plrad n
. bar of their recovery. All person ineMMeAj
to saw estate wiil pleaae make fanmediate pay
ment. . .. , r
, This the 10th day of Norember, -'lBH.'
' - t, J D. 7. WAXTEBS-
" . - Administratrix.
B. J. Britt. Attorney. 11 1 Mon.
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DnntTeeinmi r APnef
t liuiLaJUiunniiVfuuu
- RUSSELL S. BEAM M, D.v
t.?.: Lamberton, N. C
' Practice limited to Eye, Ear,
. Nose, and Throat.
, Phone Nos.: Office 51; Res. 84.
Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to
5:30 p. m.; Sundays by ap-.
. - pointment.
W. B. IVEY
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office on Second Floor Cotton Mill
Office Building, .Elm Street.,,
Lumbertoa, N. C
. ' B. MOJFITT & COMPANY
Contractors , for -GAS,
ELECTRICAL, OIL AND
GASOLINE EQUIPMENT.
A. R. Moffitt. Manaeer.
FATETTEYILLE, - North Carolina
HORACE MITCHELL BASER,
M. D.' . .
Lamberton, N.AC. '
Office In Cotton Mill Building
Confined to Diseases of
Women and Children. '
Office hoars: 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to 3:30
p. in. and by Appointment. Office phone
No. 48. Residence phone No. 82.
DR. H. T. POPE, M. D.
Physician' and Surgeon.
Special attention given treatment
of skin cancer.
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office over Pope Drag Store.
STEPHENS & BARNES
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
LUMBERTON, N. C,
THOMAS CLARENCE JOHNSON
M. D.
Physician and Surgeon. -OFFICE
OVER MCMILLAN'S
v Rooms 4-6-6-7. .
PHONES
Office 47, Residence 175.
t. a. mcneill
Lawyer
Land titles and law of executors
and administrators special attention.
Office, Fifth street, west of First
National Bank. Practice in all courts.
V Lumberton, N. C.
Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C. -Practice
in State and federal Courts
Netary Public in Office. Offices over
First National Bank.
A. W. McLean Dickson McLean
L. R. Varser H. E. Stacy
Mclean, varser, Mclean
& STACY.
' - " Attorneys At Law.
LUMBERTON, - North Carolina
J. P. REGAN
. DENTIST
McNeill Building
Next Door to Post Office.
DR. GRAHAM McLEAN
DENTIST
Second Floor Jones Building
FAIRMONT, N. C
, , E. J. BRITT
Attoreey-at-Law
Offices over PopeDrug Company. Will
practice in all courts. Prompt atten
tion given to all business.
Stephen Mclntyre R. C Lawrence
James D. Proctor
McINTYRE, LAWRENCE &
PROCTOR,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
. LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given to all business.
JUNIUS J. GOODM
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on ground floor McLeod Bldg
Opposite Robesonian Office.
T. A. McNEILL, JR. .
Lumber ton, North Carolina.
Will practice in all courts. -Business
attended to promptly.
Rooms 3 and 4 McLeod building, cor
ner Elm and 4th Streets.
ait nv land UNDER MORTGAGE,
b virtue of authority vested in me under
. mortal, from Daniel A. Horn to
dted February , 19th, 1910.
i registered in booko mortgage. No. 19 at
1 mm . default having been made in. the
r,.m.nt of the indebetedneai thereby serar-
ed, I will, on Mbndy the 22nd day rf De
i Annr ot Robeson county offer for tale
cember. 1919. t 12 o'eloek noon at ine eoan
all the interest owned by aniel A Horn) of in
nd to the following landa:
In Robeson eoanty. White House township,
adjoining the lands of John Corry. Toot Kord,
Levi Gaddy and the South Carolina State
line, containing 28 S-4 acres, more or less,
and being the same lands conveed to Daniel
A Morn by J. T. Townsend by deed regis
tered in book 5 "R" page 569.
Time of sale: December 22, 1919 at 12 noon.
Place of sales Court house, door. Lumber-
ton, N. C.
Term of unlet Ch:
Dated November 17, 1919. -
K. M. BARNES, "
Adm'r. of K, U. Barnps. ,
Mclntyre, Lawrence Proctor, - .
Attorneys forsAdministrator. 11 '24 A Mon
Subscribe fos THE ROBESONIAty
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Having qalified as 'administratrix of tn
j v.-jm Holmes, deceased; late of
Us- . - founty. 'orth Carollnn. this is to no-J
ttfy 01 prtw ns having sli rs agauiti ine
eytete of the said deceased to exhbit them to
widersgned at her home 14 8trff
tomhig. Robeson county. N. C, or to l rrtt
m. d.im hsv-.ttornevs. at Lumbrton. N. C.
a w bef or. the 26th day of October. 1920.
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
reeovvy. - ' t " . " ',
an nman Indabted to said Ute wfll
iltea auk. fanmediate payment. - .
' Thaj October, SSUw 1919. '
, SUSAN 8ETXARS. .
Adminktratrix of the estate of lUrgret
Holmes, deceased. ,
rtrtt A Britt. k r . '
Attn, for Administratrix. It 19 t Tour
; Most of the goods
in bur store are be
ing 'solo! for less
than the 1 factories
would replace, the
same.
ORIGINAL AND GREATEST BARGAIN
nee UMy
Ten days ot price cutting, stock reducing,
Ladies Ready-to-Wear
. m m mm
All prices cut. New creations almost daily arriv
ing bought at Bargain prices by our New York
buyer. We share our profit with you; ' Don't
delay, buy now.
lOO Coat Suits
About 100 new coat suits coming in and on hand..
Very newest designs. Standard colors, bizes It
to 51. Our ten days stock reducing sale will car
ry them out. Get yburs
2000 pieces underwear,
for Men Women and
Children, heavy Fleeced
and Ribbed.
Ladies' finest fleeced and
ribbed underwear, snow
white bleached, all sizes
$1.25.
MIDDY SUITS
New line goes m the Bar
gain sale. Navy Serges,
Emblem sleeves, sizes 6
years-up. Prices $4.50
to $18.50.
SWEATERS
Ladies' of the new ripple
bell sleeve ef feets, in the
wanted colors : of Tur
quoise, pink, carnation,
orange, cardinal, all ze
phyr wool, $6 to $14.50.
With, daily advances in
almost every article of
merchandise our Ten day
Bargain Sale will bs ap-,
predated.
Car Load of Groceries! We retail at wholesale prices. 15.000 pounds lobacco.
Don't go against good judgment You can buy your tobacco ot us cheaper than,
the leaf gobds on the floor. In a very short while prices will be much higher.
600 BAlib
Dotft put off until tomorrow; Someone else may get the bargain you might secure
V v ea el a el tat a
today. We do no fake advertising. We save you money or
bade. The coming 10 days of Bargain giving will prove of
those who grasp the
15001bs. To-
' bacco, fall
' gradea .
LUMBERTON,
6
INCORPORATED
sail
Ml EaurMims
a stock not surpassed ana wun iew equals in iiorxn
Your opportunity is NOW.
now.
Underwear for boys
two piece and union suits.
Girls union suits, all siz
es.
Boys' heavy flat fleeced
union suits, white, also
jersey mixed $1.00 up.
LADIES' DRESSES
Silks and serges: Our
racks .are burdened with
Bargains. All prices re
duced. SHIRT WAISTS
We sell more waists than
anv concern in Eastern
Carolina. There's a rea
sonstyle and value.
Ten day Bargain Sale.
DOP SKIRTS
In 'Ywfreta and Satin,
n?: rrd colors, $5.00
uv IVfeta and silk Jer-
t 1' .CO. Satteens in
solid and floral colors $3.
IViiL-La il-?,
opportunity.
. 4.
wiiitG
llll
n
profit sharing, bargain giving sale front
lOO Ladies Coats
About a hundred coats of latest models and most
worn fabrics at prices which spell sacrifice to us
but money to you. All sites, all most worn
colors. $12.00 up. ,C
We are showing a very
med siuVin Navy and black. Handsome as a
fifty dollar value. Our price $20.00. Size 16 to
42.
BARGAIN COUNTER
Underwear for children.
Heavy fleeced and rib
bed, 25c piece.
If it is a pair of fine or
medium-grade pants, we
have just received sever
al hundred pairs.
GIRL COATS
Sizes 2 years up. They
come in cloth, velvet and
corduroy effects. ' Gar
ments of worth. Ten Bar
gain days $3.00 up. ;
WHITE VOILE WAIST
Also white lawns $1.25;
Jap silks and Georgine
$3.50 Creoe de chine
light and dark colors.
SKIRTS
Beautiful plaids, entirely
new, $5.00. Serges $5.00
up. Silks and Poplins,
all at Bargain prices.
anir Diuri
k Cioigi Ine
New line MenV
Boys' and Chil
dren's suits just re
ceived. Several
hundred pairs
men's fine and me
dium grade pants
GIVERS
caruuna.
pretty Serge Fur
Hanes' Heavy Bibbed
Underwear for Men,
$1.50. Men's Heavy
fleeced underwear 9325
Several hundred Joyl,
suits in sizes from 3 to 18
English and jconserwalive
cut. Bargain prices.
INFANT COATS
They come in short-and
long lengths. Cashmere
with fancy silk embroid
ery. Bedford cord and
white Serge, $2J5fr$5Q
SHIRT WAISTS
Georgetts in light and
dark colors. Round and
V neck beaded and plain
Eleganfline. $540 up.
MILLINERY AND JUB-
BONS
Wonderful Bargains.
Every hat must be sold
Ladies', Misses' and Chil
dren's. Most attractive
line of ribbon ever shown
from lc to $lJ25peryd.
Baby Cap Bargains.
aM m
ao noi a, yuu
wonderful. worth to
600 Bags Ship
Stuff and Hog
Feed $3 a Bag:
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NORTH CAROLINA.