THE R0BES0N1AN, LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1929.
PAGB SIX
NASTY COLDS ARE
RELIEVED AT ONCE
Tape's Cold, Compound" Then
Breaks up a Cold in a Few Hours.
Don't stav stuffed-un! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! A dose of 'Tapes
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken usu
ally breaks up a severe cold and ends
all grippe misery.
The very firs dose opens your
Ha ana wie n
i-Wirpd-un nostrils
sages of the head; stops nose running hJm preach
relieves the headache, dullness, 1- Cousin r
erishness, sneezing, soreness ana sum
rplis-ion. for it saves from all Mn
here below." "Take heed what ye
hear."
Sunday was a week was a very
bitter cold day. The beautiful snow
fell o while in the a m. and aft?r
the service at church we attended
two funerals. Mr. Matthew Greg
ory's was conducted at the grave by
Rev. Mr. Murray at 2 o'clock. The
floral offerings were very beautiful.
While passing Mr. Murray hi gave
us such a warm I.andclaps till we
thought he must be an old fneni: 55
that we failed to recognize, but that J h
is the way the Presbyterians niakej 4
strangers of other denominations f eel j
at home among them. We hope that i Y,
will not be the last time we'll hcarj Kg
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Insist upon Pape'B!
REMINISCENCES AND COMMENT
SO Years Ago "Old-Time Religion"
and the Old Saints Other Matters.
BY AUNT SOPHIA.
Lumberton, R. 6, Jan- 13. Monday.
Dec. 22, was 30 years since we were
married in White Pond church at 11
o'clock Sunday by the pastor, Rev. V.
B. Dow, who died suddenly in Lum
berton about 2Q years ago, and when
he said "Let us pray," we kneeled
before our maker a impiorea m
vine aid to succeed in making a hap
py home and defeat the devil who
goes about as a roaring lion seeking
to devour our homes, schools and
churches; and when I saw a small
dining room here in an old field be
tween Bear Swamp and Lumber riv
er I asked "What is that little houre
.yonder ? Is tb school house ? 'I and
husband replied, "Thar fisf hme."
Even the grass looked pobr7 and""!
decided to see what we could do to
improve the place and was glad to
hear people remark, "You have a pret
ty place out here."
I was a delicate orphan fdrl 22
year3 old and weighed 98 pounds and
we vere thankful for our little home.
We lived in it five years and four
children were born in it. The first
one, a fine boy, never lived to seo
David Townsend's funoral
was conducted at the grave by his
, I pastor, Rev. L. E. Dailey, at 3:30.
tne I t fi D.vl.,, loij o lorrr. hnn.
qu( t of beautiful ferns on his grave
The writer gave him flowers while
he could appreciate them, but the
bitter cold caused us to neglect tak
ing any along to put on his grave.
All he regretted was not letting Jesus
come into his heart sooner, when he
could travel about and testify for
Jesus. He said "if the Lord would
heal him he would spend all his life
traveling and testifying. He eent
word to his Sunday school class for
them to "give their hearts to Jesus
and not wait so long and have to
regret it like he had done." But we
are glad he was saved before it was
forever too late.
May god hasten the day when all
the Baptists will be filled with holy
zeal to win souls for Jesus like they
1 have been for dollars, till even the
lawyers will go out into the high
ways and hedges on a cold December
day and compel them to come that
His house may be filled. Just think
about how much one soul is worth.
And when you are tried and tempted
by the scoffers' keen rebuff, don't
you turn away in anger, he's a dia
mond in the.ioujb:LJ
i TTT "11" 1 a
iousm vviinam uaunv wno is a
student of Wake Forest college, call
ed Wednesday was a week.
We appreciate a calender from the
Pilgrim's mission at Benares,
Indian, also a long letter and
the missioneries' pictures, Mr and
Mrs. W. K. Norton. A natives' pic
ture of India is on the calender.
Am so glad we can live at home
and exert an influence among the
Another beautiful
fn 1in.lt- r9 siotr Rnrrnm ini cfin -
mincrioH with iov and triad- neatnen nations,
ness, but when we had to part with calendar just received from Norfolk,
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in-law in about four months' time it "wer rarmer, remember what
seemed like our hearts would break ev; PauJ T. Britt told you, that
with sorrow and sadness. But we,.',u.IJ ana August is not the time to
commenced seeking "higher t
and leaned heavilv on Jesus and He PfF ,3..tne V.?1?' and Plai aome-
anatAinprf , nd .rave us rrr srrf) F"? lllat Pene or beast
ficient to rejoice under the cross:
and He has lead us safely through
troubles, trials,, tribulations, perse
cutions and afflictions too numer
ous to mention, pnd . now our 13th
baby is in his 5th year and we have
edibles to sen and Keep. Uur heart
burns with love and gratitude snd
vc praise the Lord from the rising
of the sun until the going down there
of for His goodness and for H:s won
derful works to us.
Rev. L E. Dailey faile'd o fill his
fppoirtment at Raft Swamp the 1st
Sunday of December. Attorney
Lennor of Lumberton occupied the
pulpit in the interest of the 75 mil
lion campaign and we were very much
disappointed when we found our pas
tor absent. No one else can fill his
place satisfactorily. And we are sur
prised to hear him say that "the
world is growing better. Talk about
old time religion!' Look at Abra
ham, with two wives, and Jacob, a
aeceiver. way, they would turn
them right out of Raft Swamp church
if cney were here today."
J niie comparing the "old-time re
ligion'' with the relic-ions of tAav
hen we have hospitals, ornhanae-es.
etc., he ought to have remembered
that Abraham was the "father of the
fiithful," obedient in going out into
a strange coimtrv not
before your vrfken Idll themselvia
working in the poisonous weed. This
scribe has put out paris green till I
could spit it from my mouth and
blow it from my nostrils, and I do
ulterly hate it. But this is Bible:
"Wives, obey your husbands," and
what should the husbands do: "Love
his wife as the weaker vessel." And
no man loves his wife like he ought
to do if he allows her to work in a
tobacco patch, and a wife is not to
blame much if she does hit her hus
band with a rake after he has hit her
heel with a rake, like we heard of one
doing last summer. Tobacco is 4
filthy, useless weed, for you know
and I know and everybody knows 'tis
something that the people don't need.
May Omnipotent God blight the weed
and the seed.
When brother Alfred moved to
Florida he left his fine blooded colt
for us and Maud will follow us with
out a halter. We enjoy seeing her
run and play in the rye pasture.
Brother J. J. Page gave us a Poland
China pig and we certainly do ap
preciate presents. We never dd en
joy being at White Pond more in our
lives than we did Sunday 28th. Was
glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Danford of
Bolivia who was visiting Mrs- Dan
ford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Page. Also glad to see Miss Lillian
Most children hare worms, W
sometimes. Sypmtoms are
laca Ol color, yeevituineBi, fSi
restlessness at night, etc. mf
ur. inacnert
Worm Syrup
will go after and get the
worms, ii worms are mere, wji
Harmless; children, love It Wa
Old doctor's prescription
in use half a century. At
your drug store. Made by .
Yl THACHER MEDICINE CO.
VA Chattan
Chattanooga, Tean U. 8. A.
For Sale by
Pope Drug Company
WOMEN AND THE INCOME TAX.
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Women Who Had Incomes During
1919 Are Reminded That They Are
Subject to All Provisions of the
Federal Income Tax.
Women who had incomes during
1919 are remindad by Collector of
Internal Revenue J. W. Bailey, that
they are subject to all of thexprovi
aions of the Federal income tax.
Many thousands of women file re
turns and pay, taxes regularly, and
there are new names added to this
list each year. The high wages and
salaries received by women. last year
will perhaps double the number ol
the fair sex who are required to file
returns-
A public school teacher or other
city, town, county and State em
ployee, is not taxed on her salary -i
i-iSkgesJMi .must. fU return f hgrj
taxable income from other sources
was sufficient in amount to come
within the law's definitions.
An unmarried woman, a widow, or
a married woman who is livmj impart
from her husband, must file an In
come Tax return if her net income
for 1919 was $1,000 or over.
She is entitled to an exemption on
the first $1,000 of her income. If
she is the head of a family, as defin
ed in the income tax regulations) she
may claim $1,000 additional exemp
tion. Also, she may claim further
exemption o $200 for each person for
whom she is the chief support, if the
dependent is under 18 or is mental
ly or physically defective. .
A married woman who has an in-
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The Farmer is aware that the day of hand labsr has gone. It is too slow and it is too ex- q
pensive. In these days when labor is called from the farm to every other occupation the
farmer must have something that wfll stay with him, and something fast enough to get over
the ground. jqifsfitim .aa&sz
FORBSOM
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This iilhe
whither he went, and building an tl-1 Page and hear heT s5ng and play tne
tar for God evervwherp h nit. l.oH I P'ano. She had just returned home
his tent and obeyed God in off ji ing j rom Horry county, where: she had
up nis only son Isaac. Dies, the; ou,,ie " ung relatives
rich man saw Abraham afar nft uA M1SS Yauey rae is visiting reia
Lasarus in his bosom, etc, "Peace to
his ashes" is all this scribe has to
say about him. And Daniel spert
the night in the lion's den unharmed
and the Hebrew children walked
through the fjirey furnace without
the rmell of fire upon thera, and Pe
ter converted three thousand souls
wm one sermon- The victories of
"old-time religion" are to numerous
k mention. The "old time religion
is all the genuine religion that there
come from a separate sourcthan her
husband is entitled to file a separate
return with respect to that income.
Ordinarily a husband and wife file
one joint return, including the in
comeof both. ' But if the husband does
sot include his wife's income, the
wife is required to file her own re
turn. Separate returns of husband
and wife are required if either li3d a
net income exceeding $5,000.
A' married woman who lives with
her husband is not allowed a pre
scribed exemption. She and her hus
band have $2,000 plus $200 additional
for each, dependent; and this exemp
tion may be taken by either or divid
ed in any manner between them.
A woman who was widowed dur
ing 1919 may claim exemption for
the full year, on the basis of her
status as of December 31.
A wife whose husband is in a sani
tarium or temporarily working in
another city, is separated from him!
t u l. : . i .i
uinjr imuugu uevcssiiy, aim gnuuiu
not consider her status as "living
apart"- from her husband. But if
there is voluntary continuous sepa
ration, whether or not granted by
court decree, each must take the
status of a single person with respect
to the income tax.
tives in Floiida.
Did you ever hear a preacher say
he "didn't believe in too much reli
gion?" Why nobody can't believe in
too much genuine "old time religion"
like St. Paul was martyred for. May
we be filled with all the fullness of
uol Jiiid abound unto every good
word and work.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator of'Sallle
I G. McCormick, deceased this is to notify all
is and we are still singing from thei"0"" toldin,f cIim aitainst said estate to
depths of iur heart "O give ne-the' " m "l residence at How-
old time religion, O give me the joy-N C" on or MoTt 10th day of J"n
I can know; I believe in the old time' r thU notice may 1)6 in bar of r-
i cuvcrx. au persons indebted to uirl
will please make payment to the undersigned.
Dated this January 6th, 1920.
johna. Mccormick.
T ' Administrator.
Melntyre, Lawrence A Proctor.
Attorneys for Administrator. 186 Thura
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8 ue prepared to check and
relieve - such troubles by I
s keeping -in the family
medicine chest a bottle of ?
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Diarrhoea Mixture
i 'or half, century.
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Money Back if no benefit.
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FOE SALE BY POI'E
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DRUG
MORTGAGEE'S 8 ALE.
By virtue ot the power and authority given,
7 'er.tfin Cattle Mortgage executed by
L. W. Worley to W. F. French Co.. which
is recorded in the office of Rxri.f.. t, i.
for the County of Kobeson, in Book S8 pace
8. the under. igaed will, on 25 day of Jmm
naiT. lfeO. sell at -public auction at Court
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Terms of sale: Cash
Jan. 15,1920.
Vt. F. FRENCH A CO.
Mortg-age.
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Don't You Forget It.
Bfear in mind that Chamberlain's
Tablets not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. Thev con
tain no pepsin or other digestive fer
ment but strengthen the stomach and
enable it to perform its functions
naturally.
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
la Her Mother's Home. Says THii
Georgia Lady, Regardinf Black
Draught Relief From Head
ache. Malaria. Chills, Etc.
Ringgold, Ga. Mrs. Chas. Gaston,
of this place, writes: "I am a user
of Thedford's Black-Draugnt; in ract.
It was one of our family medicines.
Also In toy mother's home, when I
was a child. When any of us child
ren complained of headache, usually
caused by constipation, she gave us
a dose of Black-Draught, which would
rectify the trouble.. Often In the
Spring, we would hare tnalarla and
chills, or troubles ot this kind, we
would take Black-Draught pretty reg
ular nntll the liver acted well, and
we would Boon be up and around
again. We would not be without It,
for It certainly has Bared us lota of
doctor bills. Just a dose of Black
Draught when not so well BATea a
lot ot days In bed.1
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
In tie? tor tnany (years in the treat
ment ot stomach, Urer and bowel
troubles, and the popularity which,' It
How enjoys Is proof of its merit
If your liver Is not doing its duty,
yon will suffer from -such disagree
able symptoms as headache, bilious
ness, constlpatloa, .indigestion, eta,
and unless something is done, serious
trouble may result ,
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles. - It is purely vegetable, and
acts in a prompt and natural wtfy,
regulating the Urer to its proper
functions and cleansing thebowels ot
impurities. . Try it . Insist on Thed
Cord's, the original and genulna Q 29
Oav of Machinery
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THE
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TRADE MARK
It is the day of the tractor for plowing, hauling, clearing land, building road, doing any of
the jobs around the place that require moving, and up near Laurinburg a man
has two gins connected up to his Fordson tractor, and when it is not plowing it is run
ning the machinery. , .
It goes without much talk that you must come to the tractor before long. Every day you
put off making the deal you are losing time. You want the machine at work right now to
get your ground ready for your crop.
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You can have no hesitation about the tractor. It will be a Fordson. If not now, then later
when you have tried another one and seen where the Fordson is the pick of all of them
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Always remember this about the Fordson tractor and the Ford" service whether cars, frac-
I tors or trucks. The Ford service station is inLumberton to see that every thing goes right.
I Any day you can call the Ford man and have the tangles straightened out, the repairs made,
j) or information be given. 1 1 .
( The Page Ford station keeps men on the job who are specialists, W. A. griffin is the
) Fordson tractor man, and he pays no attention to anything but Fordsons and their attendant
X equipment plows, harrows, cultivators, etc., and he is always ready to attend to them.
SI That is one important reason why the Fordsonis the only tractor you need to consider. It is
q the one that always has an expert in call, and one who is an expert, jiot simply a salesman
0 with a hundred other jobs on his hands. ' ,
i Mr. Griffin is already, beginning to sprinkle Fordson tractors around through Robeson
county, and he is glad to have you come over to a neighbor's any place where he is show-
5) ing how one works. He is in and out at his office in the H. A. Page, Jr., building, the Ford
() service station, and you can always call him there or make an -appointment
Caw - .
t Drop in any time and see the Fordson tractor. Ford cars and trucks are also 'on hand.
J a v nA tMTw rT-SflTi arill arranM tn tsilrA rn nut t vmir farm an A hnw von ilint
Jj how it will save you work,fand do your work for much less cost.
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