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TUB BOBESONIAN. LUMBEBTON, NOBTH CAROLINA. MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1S20-
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PARKTON NEWS ITEMS.
Brave 'Possum Much Moving
Ymamg People Returning to School
Personal Mention.
Bv C. D. Williamson.
Parkton, Jan. 6.--The following
mb ladies left for Flora Maedonald
.college today: Misses n urn ice owim,
Virginia McCormick, Esdale Currie,
"Baby Council, Cathrine McMillan and
a. rrv-
Mr. L. P. Johnson spent Sunday at
Smithfield with his brother and aunt.
Messrs. B. A. McDonald and J. T.
SeXatt went up to Smithfield today
Mi oasmess.
That New Year's dinner at the ele-
Cant home of nr. ana urg. j. j. johh
on was treat A number of rela-
pated and speak in high terms of the
occasion and a huge gobler.
Lest we forget, on last Friday night
fast before Mr. W. G. Canady retired
Imi heard sHcht noise in the dining
room whereupon, he opened the door,
struck a match nd to his susprise be
held an opossum right In the middle fTDICMTlC I
of his dining table eating butter. His rluOliJ i
match went out and he came vmn a . -
i I in f Vi a nnhii at III. II
imi M I 111 ULLCCUCU ... vuw Wm Wi .
.. - ; i ..... Illf I.
at a w , ai
his game. The opossum is yet alive
Bb r -.c - ji
11-111
ana aoing wen. mix. wuuj wv- - ; ( .- . . - .
game over to Everett and, Faircloths . -'H';. U.U'L..
mill on the following day and gave it A"er.Tkin l"1 Norman
to vounar Faircloth. The above Unes, reeis newer man in tve I ears.
are true and if any one can compete,
can or Tinone no. 01. nw-
TEACIIERAGE A SUCCESS-
Plan at St, Pauls is Filling a Long.
Felt Need Combats II- C. L.-Oth
er School News. ' -
Correspondence of The Robe unian.
fcJW. A BUl.j W i.W w a
at St. Pauls Is filling a lons-felt need.
. . . . . ... i f 1 1
All Ka a.jiiiami ava nrii I n anon min
UTTTI . '.! J X tl I i l . .
can ur puuii hv. v., wnen my ineaai wu me now mucn the arrangement, it is run on me
learn to oait your traps or Wlk", I nave improved in health and appear-club plan with Mr. Teague as mana-
hiitar and ratrh nDOSSUmS. I -! -lw.tr. ow f rara 4f ir Tan -I ty . i i : J 1.1-
Mr. ' t. cunneu nas inoT-a jac," said Mrs. Margaret Norman, Hence alonrthis line as manager of
iis tn thm J r. Cillui stores 9 ni a., rkki.v.-.. -- I . . t
, i v nu, vu;, i similar viuo aonng ... nis tuuep:
kniliKn- Man naonle have moved n Via. j m.. i i t,
up our way tna mauy uivc w uvts-
Even on Sunday people can be seen
moving.
Mr TT. R. Culhreth snent Chris t-
m. with hi- nrothcr. Mr. A. M. Cul-
breth of Tarver, Ga., and returned
Saturday and left Tuesday for David
son college.
t t Ai.-t. WViHo M.fh. tciftcher
of Glade Valley school of Allegheny
county visited our town last Friday
ID. HI
MI. - - .
The Graded school opened up Mon-
I:
Several vears ago." she continued. Ik-.f5t nt i. riMrien!a
"I had an attack of nervous pros- So fsr oui expenses have only
irauon, ana airerwaras i would sui- averaged $17.41 per month. This in
fer with crampg In ray stomach after dudes Ughtsrihone, wood, board, etc
eatinc I hail nulnit-tinna ' tho nr. v "v- j li -
-o- - - - ------ w- - rr c nave uau B nuuiucr vi tuiwij
heart and shortness of breath so bad school this year and wherf .lt comes
that. I would actually, Wome uncort time for meal we always bring
u ILu.""!" nu woma nave them to tlu teacherage and, entertain
such terrible headaches that I could them freeTof charge. ;
hardly endure them, I became so weak , Mr. Teague and the teachers have
that I was unable to . attend to my papered j and painted a number , of
household duties and eyerythinar wa8 the rooms. The msierial wasiougbt
xt l: .1. i r of the betterment association-and
"Nothinor seemed to nelnm- at a11lL. . . . . .
tm f i. a l i wi V w -"isne wors aone iree Dy me ieacnein.
till I beean takine Tanlae on th td. m.. .!.-
. - . , j V 7 r I aiib ue i, vermeil s 83otiavnjn nj ieo
vice rvf a friend. Then mv. Viporiaplioal . . ,
left me the first wadr-iS rv! ne ana.wey are
, noDins" xo. tne nousa nainted on
acn trouoie was soon relieved. - Now I th; 0tide commencement.
ilnfl5,? 6.Vith a fuU attendance of
raaiTli oldstudenU and 60 or more new
lltA1 Mis Susan Fulghum, otche State
returning and I actually feel .better ZEE ." ...!!
than I have in five years. My husband - y- . vuuroe
in teacher training for the senior
class. A number , of the girls are
taking this course and we are sure
that they will be benefited by it.
Thft. Bettermpnt i aaanriafinn orfll
meet at the school house Monday af
ternoon. Jannarv 12. at a 1 AVlnlr.
All members are requested t bfl pres
ent. . .
Saint Paula has fen fnrtnnf in
securing Miss Ethel Cpbb, as lench
er of the ninth grade. -r -
155 Tears Old," . - S .
Los Ansreles. . CaU Jan. iL Anna
Prater, a negress, today officially
was listed as 155 years old by a fed
eral census enumerator.
She was born in South Carolina.
she said; was sold 15 times as a
slave; acted ag "mammy" -to 52
white children, and ran away from
three masters, only to be recaptured
each time. -' While telling her life
history she busied herself with sew
ing. . - . . ,J
Messrs W. P. and J. I. Jenkins of
R. 3, Lumberton, were among the vis
itors In town Tuesday.- ,. ,
fROUP
' one mavacmaoa ms .
one appacatioa of 4,r -'
Is. TT ij..-'-l;j.--.fi'ri
BODYGUARD" 30'
.. i, .i . - . . .
6ann!triq Cupid m
4&mu name: . ts -tut if. f
Here eucrtr wte& and eil
you where to vuu
I am also going to tell you WHY to buy jewelry.
When you wear jewelry yourself, it is the sign of prosperi
ty. You need jewelry; LOOK prosperous and you will BE
prosperous.
Give JEWELRY to otherss for presents. It is the surest
mark of appreciation and affection.
Buy that jewelry you NEED for yourself and desire to
give to others, where you get reliable things and the HON
EST PRICE buy it from
A. J. HOLMES, Jeweler
Lumberton, N. C
has been taning Tanlac, too, and he notice or application fok pakdon.
J I Natko iunwh- ka .-1I..U lit
be mad to thu Gorernor of North Carolina
for tba pardon of Martha Jan Wood, who
wa eonvleted of murder In tha Meond d
I at JUIV tam 11111 anjl .m ii. !
arva a term of two roar In tha State prison.
mnw mm ifaeemocr otn, lsis.
Melar- LawNBC A Proctor, a
Attn, xor prisoner. Ill Thurt
do
Tanlac is sold by lealing druggists
everywnere.
day with all .the teachers present, but
yet one or two short and it seems as
tnere is no cnance to secure any more
miss ueorgia wiuiamson left Fn
dar for Greensboro Normal. rAlloim
Mr- A. L. Everett now hnA a m.
sition with the Parkton Mercantile Co.
Mr. J. G. Wright has moved from
. ' M a a
nis xarm to town. ,
The union nravermeetino
durinsr the nrenent month at tha nf V.
cnurcn to Which the nnblie ia camHbIi
ly invited.
Sorry to report much cotton vt ?n
a .a "
me neias up our way.
SAW IT IN
THE
ROBESONIAN
NOTICB OF DISSOLUTION OF FaSTNES-
, Mir. . : ,
NaKm I IimJi mtm. -t. will. Al...
.. ..T iW Mil UUWII. UUh
Die eo-BartnanhB heratofoM kfnv w-a.it
J. F. Price and O. K. Barnct. tinder tba firm
and trAm mmmnm A H A. 9 Z-! . V - -
meeu I atsMivM. and au tha Interest of tha Mid J. F.
raco naa nean porenasea Mr N. U HalL
Price fram mad fta afa kaa ha nk
Interest In said bosinesa, bat the said new
pamwrs, lo-wn, nail and O. K.
BlPIMt. ara MamnafliU fnw 4ka ' AkltlM.
tr . .v. miv w.wavnuw
of said concern, and all debts dua the'busi-
ness snonra oe paia to Ultra.
This the ZTth djr of December, 1919.
rf. i, minis,
N. L. HALL.
114 Than.
Fullness
9 -yt:.
Day
MtV.
IV
Cafe
New
For Ladies and Gentlemen
NEAR UNION STATION.
Clean and sanitary.
The. best eating place in the city,
epection invited.
Connection with Candy Kitchen,
dies made every day. Fancy fruits,
and fish.
In-
Fresh home-made can
Fresh Norfolk oysters
Under New Management
JAMES PAPPAS, Proprietor.
MACHINERY HEADQUARTERS
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BOILERS
ENGINES
SAW MILLS
PLANERS
pis ENGINES
WOOD SAWS
CORN MILLS
PUMPS
In subscribing for The Robe
sonian the other day after be
ing oiz the list for a year or
so, a Robeson county citizen
said that he so often heard
people say about something:
mat ne nad not heard about,
"Saw it in The Robegonian,"
that he .was just naturally tired
oi being; out in the cold, so to
speak, not knowing: what was
coin.? on and evervbodv
knowing from having read it in
The Robesonian. and h v
not going to stand it any longer
out was going to have The
Robesonian come to see him
twice a week and then when
ever anybody started talking
about something that all the
neighbors knew about from
having read it in The Robeson-
1 a a
ian, ne'a Know too; and nobody
wvuia nave anyinmg on him.
That man is not going to
feel lonesome and like a red
headed stepchild any more, but
like one of the family. Sure
you cannot feel like one at tha
great family; of Robeson county
ioiks uniess you can read The
Robesonian. And it costs so
little that everybody can af-
zora 10 come in.
' NOTICE OF SITMMnNfl RV PITHI ir irinu
North Carolina, Bpbeson County In tha So-
Addle Worler vs. Bnulv Wnrla.
I To Brad Woi-Wt. . -
xou will take notice that an action ha been
Instituted In tha finnavim. r..a Dl
county, as a bore entitled, for tha purpose of
uuuiimn an aosoiuie aivoree and dawolvlng
tha bonds of matrimony heretofore ex is ting
between ma end tha
Yon will further take notete'that yoa are
nuuirea ni ne sns nn mmm kaA&a. il. t
- , - " - WWV , MIST fJUUIl
wa uie oupsirior umn jor ui county of Robe
ton, ftt thai PaWrV hAtlatdft fat T a. r an
on the foorUi Monday before the first Monday
ion - a ",nr . Ba February,
kl J ? ,wcl. eompiant which will
ba depeeited to the office of the Clerk of
tha Court, and that If .n . "1
nwer or demur to sad complaint tha relief
I rT'-TZ." Pnir ww ba sranted.
T.7nara w court.
wi icDtmDer, iviy
Ulerk or tho Superior Court of Booomd County
Vbmen !
Hera Is a messasa ta
suffering women, from
Mrs. W. T. Price, of
Public, Ky.: "I .me
. fered with painful...";
sne writes. "I got down
; with a weakness in my
.lck and ; limbs... r
felt helpless and dis
couraged. . .1 had about
jsTven up nopes of ever
being well again, whits
saSSSsaaTl I I
7
mil
Under and h u.. - . .
..l. j , an oraer or re-
pedal proceedinr now
Cort f tkVClerlt ' the Superior
Vnrt of Robeson Ceant. -a n.
Jonas at at r " , 7 "
the i th . Tit W1U on Monday
at th. II s-cloclt noon,
at the eourt house door in tha T-. l
offer for aala at public
scrbed iaSsTio-wKT ' W l0U0W
On the Northeast side of Bear fl-m '
. 'a, adjoinlns tha land. JU ,T-
hah., .kl ' acras, mora or leas, and
deed r. .rv"f0"aln by
ZlZfZ for a
thb dWmtl, v. f lflerr1- tohW in
:Vtob.a;id;SaK
JThii tha 18th day of Deomber, 191t
K. af Trvin.To.V.V'
" aa ilin ni raj
Mon.,
Commissioners.
.'to
il
Take,-;. f; lLa
LATHES
SHAPERS
DRILL PRESSES
FORGES
pelting:, Pulleys, Shafting, Saws,Packings, Machine - Shop
and Garage Equipment v; f .
COTTON GIN MACHINERY
HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY
Mill Suppliea and Machinery.
THXIIIHGTON, K. 0.
NEW BE-IN, N. 0.
Another year Is nm witift n
iti bleasin and diaaBDolntmBntH.
,, - aa www
Ii it has not brought you what
you xeit you deserved do not com
plain but take up another hole in
the belt of life, come and buy votu
goods from us during 1920 and
see wnen it ends if' you are not
nappler than now.
When every farmer in the South shall eat bread irom his 4 own 1
, fields and meat from his own pastures and disturbed by no credit- :
or, and enslaved by no debt, shall si amid his teeming gardens,
and orchards, and vineyards, and da ries, and barnyards, pitching v
, his crops in !his own wisdom and growing them in independence, : 1
making cotton bis clean surplus, and telling it in bis own time, and I
in his chosen market, and not at master's bidding getting his pay
in cash and not in a receipted mortgage thai discharges his debt,
but does not restore his freedom then shall be breaking the full
ness of ur dayw HENRY W. GRADY, 1888
We know of no better ideal for our friends to strive for than to at- ?,
tain the position expressed ia this great hope of Henry W Grady. To
our friends we offer help to aid them to establish, their business on
a cash basis. We have a new plan for our Farmers for 1920 and '
ask that they call in 'and talk over this oplsa fwith ns r
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WTO TT Tiki r iii i'mnnV' ivn nnnamniAiTa it- tnmr vnta
I ho Kflnlr lit VatftUrnha
' 1UV VUUII UlMUUUIUMv
pembroice; N.C
P. S. Cooper, President A. M. Breece, Vice-President
R. H. Livermore, Cashier. E. M Paul, Assistant Cashier.
Resources $206,600 -
E2
Automobiles and
Trucks
Auto Supplies, Accessories, General
Repairing and Battery Service ;
All work guaranteed. Give
us a trial
a.iyi. Dauara
iviqior tompany
Corner 4th and Water Sts.
Phone 1 80 Lumberton. N, C '
T7
Clirist mas is
Over
began CardoL in
short whUe I saw a
marked difference.. J
I grew stronger right 1
long, and It cured me.
1 tm stouter than I
liave been la years.
If you suffer, you can
appreciate what it
means to be strong and
vwelLThousands of wo-
' men give j Cardul the
credit for their good
health. It should help
you. Try CardoL At aU
. crugglsts,. . i . . E.J3
WE WISH YOU "GOOD LUCK"
. .i '-I 5 i
s umuviu v. a a vtivii
9
Wholesale Groceri
LUMBERTON, K. a
PHONE No. 4.1 , "
For s.nv itchine kin trouhio tia.
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald,
head herpes, scabies. 1 Doan. oint
; The Begt Xugh Medicine.
When a druggist finds that his cus
tomers all. speak well of a . certain
preparation, he forms a good opinion
of it and when in need of such a
medicine is almost certain to use it
himself and in hi. famti n,;- -
why so many druggists use and rec-
vuiuieim v.namDenain s Xugh jRem-
y: f J; ?: Jone WU known drug
finst or - r!ohrnn . W . a. sir . i :
- - mmj a. a liitvc
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
. ijr ; aamujr lor U6 PSst SCVen
years, and hav. fnnnj u i. v. u.
and most of us must get
down to farming and to do
good work, like a carpenter,
j we must have good tools,
therefore, I want all my cus
tomers to look oyer my line
of Farming Implements,
Plows, Disc Harrows, Stalk
Cutters, efc, etc.
I will also sell Fertilizer this sea
son and my prices are right See
me before purchasing.
H
. Lumberton, N. C.
ment is hifhlv reeommni1al a. .
I - "7 - IV uej UiO
bext COUeh nadilna T V...
box at all stores, '
. " - a ust tier
known."