THE BOBESONIAN. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1920.
PAGE FIVE
THE ROBESONIAN
Office 107 West Fourth. Street
Telephone No. 20.
MONDAY, JANUARY 26 1920.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED CYPRESS OB JUNIPEK LOGS
8 inch, and up in diameter, any length.
i j l - i . a in Kn vin gt boviMlDes
or wouia we mwiww -
of these timber. Address care Box T.
Lumberton, N. C. '
" . - tnin TOURING
ear with .elf statrer. Also several used
can. K xfl. aaiiara rauwi- w
PERSONALS
COURT CALENDAR.
WANTED A GOOD SALESMAN TO SELL
Fertilizer to farmers. A good proposition
to a worker. Salary or commission. Be
gin work at once. Adores, du .,
etteville, N. C.
SALESMEN WANTED TO SOLICIT OEDEBS
for lubricating oils, " '
Salarv or CommiMion. Address The Har
vey Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
LOST-A NICE NAVY BLUE RAIN COAT
Deep hem Finder will please return to
Margaret Finlayson: Corner 14th and Chett-
nut street ana ge rewmru.
nrxii-na nv PIANOS AND PLAYERS
if j tw nunw w - - - . -
I want we peop.- 'w.,,
know tftat iney nave - "
right her. in Lumberton that : e . . and
repair all Kino oi pnu. , . ;
call any nine ana u - - ,
have located in Lumberton to stay n "
can get me on mun -
Robt. G. Stubbs.
nvr. nnnn ViPM SUITED' TO
growing cotton, corn and tobacco, well lo
cated. Good buildings among ai
Home Land Co., Dunn, N. C.
rrnAR SHIN
glee, guaranteed to last 40 years. Cat toad
lots only), several cars m . v
Wiley, Box 642, Greensboro , N. C. ,
. on-Divcn. pniiNH rniNA AND
Berkshire mixed. Black and white, "mostly
black, some white about lace, neaa am
less Weighed 6 pounds, newaru i"
return to J. M. Wilson, .
FOR SALE lit? FORD TOURING CAB, W
good condition, trice reasonaoic. uw.
McKay. Maxton, N. C.
WANTED: 1,M POUNDS SHUCKS, WILL
.1 3-. Tf . T. TnnA
pay gopa price, neiixjr ,
n rriD a lie 1 I IBP.It SPOTTED PO
JUVUU v wxmuu -
i i rwi aA rA ntn 1 larire Red
in. www wuw ".--
. i. i a : 1 UammVilr, Rami..
jersey ouw onu p - .
'8 months old, 1 Hampshire Sow,' 5 pigs
" weighing about 60 lbs. each. If interested
wire write or come. B. L.. lempie, mari
etta, N. C
WANTED TO BUY S TO 1 8HARE8 ST.
Pauls Cotton Mill stock. Name lowest
price. Box 795, Lumberton, N. C.
WANTED: TEN CORDS 4-FOOT WOOD.
See superintendent light and water plant.
Lumberton.
FOR SALE: TWO GOOD 1919 TOURING
Ford cars in fine shape, price $498 each.
One Ford strip down racer good shape,
$248. One Allen five passenger touring
car, 1919 model, good as new not a scratch
' on it. A bargain $1 000. See the new
1920 Cleveland touring six it's "a bean."
The best car on the market at the price.
$1385 factory. Cut price on all tires, tubes
and repair parts. Buy your gas ana on
from us full measure, fair treatment al
ways. Anency for Chandler and Cleveland
cars. Three car loads on the road. See
our new show rooms, 805 Chestnut street.
W. O. Thompson.
TWO GOOD MULES FOR SALE. K. M,
Biggs.
W H. WAKEFIELD, M. D., OF CHAR-
lotte will be in Maxton at Maple Shade Inn
Wednesday, February 4th, Pembroke at
Cooke's Hotel Thursday 6th, Rowland at
Barker's Drug Store Friday. 6th, Fair
Bluff Saturday 7th. The doctor limits his
practice to the treatment of Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat diseases and fitting glasses. Ask
your family physicians about consulting
Dr. Wakefield.
FOR RENT 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON
East Second St. Apply Mrs. Emma
Lewis, Lumberton, N. C,
FOR SALE ONE LARGE COW, HALF
Gurnsey and half Jersey. About 5 years
old and fresh next month. D. A. McCall,
ElfQd, N. C
COW STRAYED ON JANJJARY 16TH.
Small Jersey cow with both horns sawed
off. $6.00 reward for informatino leading
to recovery. Henry Locklear, Pembroke,
N. C, R. F. D.
GOOD MILCH COW FOR SALE AT REA
sonablo price. E. S. McNeill, Lumberton.
WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT DOWN
pumps and do repair work. We have an
up-to-date plant for doing this work. W. F.
Barnes & Son, Lumberton, R. 6.
IF YOU HAE BEEF CATTLE OR HIDES
to sell see me. If you want the meats see
me. Prices rfrrht. A. H. Hinds, Chestnut
street, Lumberton.
MULE LOST O RSTR A YED YOUN G LIGHT
bay mare, white month and hose and dark
stripe across shoulder. Weighs about
1,000 pounds. Reward for return or in-
iormation leading to recovery. Clifford H.
(cOormick, Rowland, N. G.
Mr. J. E. Hickman of R. 1, Lumber
ton, was in town Saturday.
Mr. J F. Lewis of St. Pauls was
among: the visitors in town today.
Mr. L. W. McCormick of Rowland
was a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr. J. T. King of St. Pauls is
among the visitors in town today.
Mr. Arren Ivey of Mt. Elim was a
Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr. J. R. Pridgeon of R. 5, Lumber
ton was in town SEaturday.
Mr- W. R. Brown of Ronnert was
a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr. F. Y. Stone of Mt. Elim was
a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr. J. M. Wilson of Howellsville
was a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr. A. W. Stone of R. 3, Fairmont,
was a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr. A. M. Tolar of Rennert, was
among the visitors in town Saturday.
Mjss Jennie Ivfcy of ProctoiMlle
was among the shoppers, in town Sat
urday. Mr. D. P. Buie of the Philadelphus
section was a Lumberton visitor Sat
urday. Mr. R. C. Collins of R. 5, Lumber
ton, was among the callers at l'he
Robesonian office this morning.
Mr. R. L." Townsend of Lowe was
a Lumberton visitor Thursday after
noon. Mr- W. H. Hardin of R. 1, Orrum,
was among the visitors in town Sat
urday. '
Mr.' Giles Davis of R. 6, Lumber
ton, was among the visitors in town
Friday. '
Messrs. Charles Bass &nd Lin( Her
ring of R. 3, Lumberton, were in' town
Friday.
Mr. M. D. Bullock of the Pembroke
section' was among the callers at The
Robesonian office this morning.
Mr. Geo. P. Branch of Proctorville
was among the business visitors in
town Saturday. ...
Mr. Willie Stone of R- 4, Lumber
ton, was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Friday.
Mr. W. A. Wilkinson of R. 5, Max
ton, is among the visitors in town to
day. .
Mr. H. R. Bullock and son, Mr. G
L. Bullock, of R. 6, Lumberton, were
Lumberton visitors Saturday.
Mr. W. M. Powers of R. 1, Lumber-
ton, was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Saturday. 9,
Prof. T. C- Henderson of thefln
ddbn Normal at Pembroke, was a
Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Messrs. Floyd, Eddie and Dannie
Walters, all of the aBrnesville sec
tion, were Lumberton visitors Satur
day. "
Mr. A. A. P. Johnson of Red
Springs was among the callers at
The Robesonian office Thursday af
ternoon.
Misses Emily Barrington and Stella
McNeill spent yesterday near Maxton
visiting at the home of Miss Bar-
rington's parents.
Miss Florine Rogers of Marietta
returned home this morning after
spending the week-end here visiting
Miss Monie Collins.
Miss. Delia Scarboro, a member of
the faculty of the Ten Mile public
school, was among the shoppers m
town Saturday-
Mrs. T. B. Adams and little Miss
Thaida and Master Horace Inman of
Parkton, R- 2, were caller sat The
Robesonian office Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Floyd and son.
P. R., Jr., of Fairmont, spent yester
day nere at the home of Register of
Deeds and Mrs. M. W. Floyd.
Mesdames Paul Parker and Sykes
Cole of Chinquapin, Duplin county,
are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Hocutt, Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tavlor anrl
children, Annie, Howard and Wilton,
oi k. o, Lumberton, were among the
visitors in town Saturday.
Lieut, and Mrs. D. M. Ivev of Camo
jacKson, Columbia, a. (J-, arrived here
Saturday night to visit at the home
of Lieut. Ivey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Ivey, Chippewa street. Lieut.
Ivey returned to Camp Jackson last
night, while Mrs. Ivey will spend a
week here.
First February Term. 1920. Commencing Feb
ruary 2nd. 1920.
Hon Oliver JJ. Allen. Judxe Presiding,
' MONDAY. FEB, 2nd 1920,
All Dtoare Cases.
No 9 A3- O L. Edwards, vs. E. S Walters
No. 204 Town of Lumberton. vs. S. A
Rranrh Afut wife
No. 203 Town of Lumberton. vs. V. A C. S
R R Co.
No. 206 Town of Lumberton. vs. Elmore
Rnllar and wife.
No. 207 Town of Lumberton, vs. H. D. Wtt
llama, et al.
No. 208 Town of Lumberton. vs W. H. Barnes
and wife.
No. 209 Town of Lumberton, vs W. I. Link
haw and wife
No. 210 Town 'of Lumberton, vs. C. D. Hutaff
and wife.
No. 211 Town of Lumberton. vs. A. E. WhiU
aad wife.
No. 262 1-2 A D. Evans, vs. Kfngsdale Lum
ber Co.
S. D. 5783 State, ex rel. J. N. Buie, vs. W. P.
McAllister.
No 50 E. D Hill, vs. Atlantic Coast Line
Line R. R. Co , et al.
No. 71 Robeson Loan t Realty Co., vs.
Willie Locklear.
No. 77 Alma Lumber Co. vs. J McR. Bracy
No. 04 J H. Drennon. vs. J. C. 'Wilkes, et al.
No. 123 kingsdale Lumber Co., vs. E, L. Hol-
loway. (protest).
No. 180 Farmers Trading Co. vs. H. T. Pate.
No 137 Rowland Barnes, Admr. vs. Seaboard
Air Line Ry et al.
No 149 Marikla Jane Miller, et al. vs. W. A.
Harden, et al.
No, 159 S. L. Warren, vs. H. G. Byrd and
wife.
No. 166 Warren Jacobs, vs. Turkill Johnson.
No. 169 J. D. Lewis, vs. Atlantic Coast Line
B. R. Co., (protest).
TUESDAY, FEB. 8rd.
No. 105 Dennie Leach, vs. J. H Powers.
No. 107 Peter Leach, vs. J. H. Powers.
No. 117 R A. McQueen. v Tt W Tnwnsend.
No. 173 John W. B ax ley, et al. vs. Rosie
Pridgen, et al.
No. 180 The Cosby Shoe Co. vs. McMillan
Supply Co.,
No. 196 E. P. Townsend. vs. Clarissa Barnes
No. 216 Cassie Britt et al. vs. Nat. Bank of
Lumberton, Exr.. et al.
No. 218 LaFayette Mut. Life. Ins. Co, vs
frlnce Currle and wife.
No. 225 K. M. Biggs, vs. American Ry. Ex.
press Co.
No. 230-315 Garrett ft McNeill, vs. Millard
McMillan,
No. 288 R.' Pitman Barnes, vs. American By
Express Co.
No. 134 Luke Sinclair, vs. James Kinsr. et al
No. 235 E. L. Holloway vs. Ed. Barnes and
wife
No. 286 Nannie Willis, et al. vt Joe Willis
et al.
No. 230 R. M. Williams, et al. vs. A. J. Mc-
Kinnon, et al. u
No. 247 F J Rrphair, va T Q r..l. '.'
No. 253 Vit. Bank of Lumberton vs. Furman
freeman and wife.
No. 265 Townsend and Brewer, vs. Elmund
Locklear. '
No. 263 C. T, Pate & Co., vs A C. L. Rail
road Co. '
No. 264 C. T. Pate A Co. vs. A. C. L Rail-
roaa JO, ,
No. 264 State, ex. rel. A. D. McRae, vs R. L.
aicLieoa, Amur, et al.
WEDNESDAY. FKR Ait,
No. 278 R, C. Townsend, vs. C F. GaddV
et al. "
Mrt OU1 T.l ir
.oi cAiua ivizer, vs Biaaenboro (Jotton
Mills. k d
9QK T. TT 1.1 II , T
... viiumi vs, niaiinna I'leiKisnf.
M OAA f r . . . -
uennen, vs, Jennie Bennett.
No. 316 Farmers, Merchants & Bankers Ware
house Co. vs. J. G. Baldwin.
No. 817 J. W. Carter Co., vs Mrs. N. M
No. 325 Town of Lumberton. vs. Frank ttnneh
S. D. 5770 N. P. Andrews, vs C. T. Butler.
J. 1. himmons, vs. N. Hunt.
All other cases on the Docket are open lot
motions and orders at any time during the
court
C. B. SKIPPER, Clerk.
Miss Blanche McCallum, a mem
ber of the faculty of the Smyrna pub
lic school, passed through town Fri
day evening en route to Rowland,
where she spent the week-end visit
ing relatives.
JUST ARRIVED: TWO CAR LOADS BEST
Red Cedar shingles and six ear loads hard
brick. L. H. Callwell. '
MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL
state in Rob county. See E. J, Britt,
Lumberton, N. C.
DON'T FORQXT fHB BEST FLACK TO
top fcungsr is al tba ytypapia iai. mm
NVTICK-WB FAT;,' HUSHBST "UH
pries fat all kMi,w Af-W TrmM. int
at National Ottna ftyt
Wl iU WOW MAKING LOANS ON DC
iroTsrf in tea to B. 1. 1 or t ysmn.
On feus i IS.M or ss for I yaars
gotiatfcms abargsa are par seat; f yeara
IMjar oast; ! and It ran per east.
Chlckamauga Trust Coarpany, Jaaiaa J.
Goodwin. AMoraey, Loaibarton, N. a ,
PLUMBING MP AS WORK AND PLUMB
fag of J1 Mads, pipm for aeotylaa plaata
aad Dlso yvscaw, ate. Work aolteltai any
whero ia tho eoanty. Prompt attention.
Efficient srrke. Office 1 Cor. Cheataut
aad 6th Sta. Phono 87. 0. B. Kirkataa
Lumbartoa NO.
MONET TO LEND ON IMPROVED LAND
la Robeson county on Ions time. Kate
as good as any oaa give. Stephen Mcln-
tyre.
666 has proven it will care Ma
laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever
Colds and LaGrippo-
Mr. J. C. Herring of Orrum was in
town Saturday.
Most disfiguring skin "eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc-, are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters as a cleansing blood tonic, is
well recommended. $1.25 M r all
stores. . . .
2 DIE EVERY WEEK IN N. C.
FROM AUTO ACCIDENTS
Raleigh News and Observer.
One hundred and six people were
killed in automobile accidents in
North Carolina last year. More than
two people died every week in the
State as a result of accidents that
might have been prevented. In 1918
there were 105 deaths as a result of
automobile accidents, .
In the year beginning June, 1918,
there were 79,576 automobiles in the
State, and the registration thus far
in the year beginning Jane, 1919,
shows there have been 111,492 auto
mobiles licensed. '
MARKET REPORT.
Middling cotton is quoted on the
local market today at 87 cents the
pound; strict middling, 38 cents.
Eggs 65c
Hamg 40c.
Shoulders 25c.
Sides 28c.
Pork 20c
WnJJAMS'
PYORRHEA Treatment
For the prevention and treatment
. . of -
PYORRHEA .
(Rigg's Disease)
Will heal soft, bleeding and spongy
gams. -A strong Germicide Anti
septic and' Healing A sent.
GRANTHAM BROS. DRUG? STORE
Lumberton, N. C. "
ROBT. G. STUBBS
Piano and Player Technician.
Tuning, Voicing, Repairing, and Re
building Pianos.?
Phone or write me at Elm's Inn,
601, No. Elm St Lumberton, N. ,C
NOTICE
North Carolina, Robeson County In Super
ior Court, Before the Clerk.
A. H. Horn,
vs.
Neill Horn, C. H. Horn, John F. Horn, Dan
iel A. Horn, Percy D. Horn, William Horn,
Annie Lupo and Joseph Lupo,
her husband, Fannie Lupo, Ellen Herring
and Ferdinand Herring, her husband, and
other persons unkndwn, who are heirs at
law of Hardy Home or of Daniel A, Horn.
To the defendants above named and also to
any and all heirs at law of Hardy Home
or of Daniel A. Home, names and resi
dences unknown :
You will take notice that an action has
been this day brought before the elerk of the
superior court of Robeson county for the
purpose of having sold for partition among
the several owners and tenants in common
a tract Sf land in White House township,
on the State line, containing 28 3.4 acres,
which was owned by Hardy Home at the
time of his death and which descended to
his heirs : and that you are hereby required
to be and appear before the clerk of the
superior court of Robeson county at his
office in the court house at Lumberton on
the 9th day of February, 1920, then and
there to answer or demur to the petition
filed in this action ; and you will further
take notice that if you fail to so appear and
answer or demur the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the pe
tition. ' Dated this January 8th, 1920.
C. B. SKIPPER,
ClerV Superior Court.
Mclntyre, Lawrence A Proctor,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1 12 4 Mon.
1919
192
The old year with its ailures and successes, its hopes and disappointments, lies behind
us, leaving with ua its heritage of experience and the great lessons that are not taught in
schools, and that can only be learned by living.
The lesson that for the true heart and the strong hand there is no such word as "fail"
and that the years are not lost, but are as stepping stones leading us upward to a broader
and truer conception of life and its meaning, so that we can look forward with courage,
confident that all is well.
A good beginning i3 half the battle, so let us meet the New Year in the true New Year
spirit; the spirit of hopefulness, of goodwill, of courage, and determination to make the
coming year better than any that tils gone before. '
We Have One Suggestion
that merits your thoughtful consideration in making, your plans for the year, SAVE YOUR
MONEY until you can buy a DOLLARS WORTH with a dollar.
We offer you our service and the facilities of this Bank and a cordial welcome is ex
tended to you to become a member of our large Banking family,
Make Our .Bank', Your Bank
Planters Bank &Tmust Co.
RESORCES OVER $600,000.00
NOTICE
North Carolina, Robeson County In the Su
perior Court. Before the Clerk.
J G McRae vs. M. H. HeRae.
The defendant above named will take no
tice that an action entitled as above has
been instituted in the Superior Court of Robe
son County for the purpose of making sale for
partition of a tract of land in said county
in which the said defendant owns an undi
vided interest and the said defenlant will
further take notice that he is required to ap
pear before the undersigned Clerk of the Su
perior court of Robeson county, at his office
in Lumberton, on the 2trd day of February
1920 and answer or demur to the. petition in
said action or the plaintiff will apply to the
court fo rthe relief demanded in said petition.
This 23rd day of January, 1920.
C. B. SKIPPER,
Clerk Superior Court.
McLean, Varser, McLean Y Stacy,
Attys. for petitioner. 1 26 4 Hon.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Robeson County In the Su
perior Court, Before the Clerk.
Naomi Henderson and F. D. Henderson
s. ,
Lillian McLean, David A. McLean, Mary
Ehza McLaurin and L. P. McLaurin her
husband, Pearl McLean, ,Labron McLean,
and Al McLean.
To Mary Eliza McLaurin and L. P. McLau
rin, her husband, and Al McLean:
You are hereby notified that an action en
titled as above has been this day brought be
fore the clerk of the superior court of Robe
son county for the purpose of having parti
tion of certain lands in Alfordsville town
ship owned by plaintiffs and defendants as
tenants in common ; and you are hereby re
quired to appear at the office of the under
signed at the court house in Lumberton on the
6th day of February, 1920 then and there to
answer or demur to the complaint filed in this
action: and it you fail to do so the nlaln-
tiffs will apply to the court for the" relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated this January 5th, 1920.
C. B. SKIPPER,
Clerk Sunerior Court
Mclntyre, Lawrence A Proctor,
Attorneys for plaintiffs. 184 Thurs
rRRTIPlP ATE ne niiuniiiTiAa
State of North Carolina, Department of State.
io ah to wnom inese Presents May Come
oreeing :
Whereas It irmMn rt mv .a4;0falnH t...
-V I- " w 'J kl J
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders,
deposited in mv offiiw that th rvn
Cotton Mills, Company, Inc., a corporation
of this Statfl vhnu nrl
uated in the town of St. Pauls, County of
nooeson, state of North Carolina (J. M. But
ler beinsr tho mrpnf thootn
, . ... wwbc
uiereof. urjon whom npnM, mow K . i ,
, ' " icitw;
has complied with the requirements of chap-
iwr zi nevisai oi moo entitled "Corporations"
preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate
VI UBBUlULlUll
'Mow. therefore T T Rrv.n
""f oi state or tne state of North Carolina,
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did. on the 21st dav nf TWonkn ioio
in my office a duly executed and attested
consent in writing to the dissolution of said
corporation. npmM hv ail i j
- - ... UWINHKn
thereof, which aaiH pnnunt an A .u n i
.. viv. .11 c X CUUI A
or the proceedings aforesaid are now on file
in my said office as provided by Jaw
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at Raleigh
this 31st day of December, A D. 1919.
, J. BRYAN GRIMES,
(Official Seal) Secretary of State.
Mclntyre, Lawrence i. Proctor,
Attys. for the Corporation. 184 Thurs.
J. T- Strickland, a 13-year-old boy
fell off a motor truck at Wilson Fri-
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let us'put your system in first-class conditioa
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See RD. Caldwell & Son's well lighted
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1 0 & 1 2 South Front St Wilmington, N. C,
$50 Suits for $35
40 to 50 in The Lot
In Regulars, Slim:andTStubs." These
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There is not a suit in the lot that ryou
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the majority are made by the "Style Plus
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Every Suit guaranteed, or a new one if
not satisfactory. The remainder of the
lot is made by Kirschbaum & Co., with
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Remember that every Suit is Pure
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The lot will not last long, so the first
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be
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