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TUB ROBESONIAN, LUMBEETON, . NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, BLAY 20, 1920.
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To 4he Editor f The-:JbcBuaJL
Having visited a larfce jirdftoMfon
the towns of the State, I have lor
the past two yeara been conscien
tiously referring to Luniberton as
"e "best town of 6,000 population"
I haTfl seen. Now I'm informed-that
Lumberton has much lss than the
number of people I've name.1. How
ever, I can ease my conscience of an?"
pangs of regret by . realizing that
the ,ivrafje Ki'besonian is equal to
at least thre? of the denizens of srme
pttces l ve ren.
' J T. NORSWORTHV.
Gastona, N...C, May 14, 1920 ...
(Brother Norsworthy, who n pleas
aijtly remembered here, r.eod i.ot
change his estimate nor hunt .tor. any
balm for his . conscience.
GREAT MASS OF PROOF. ,
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Report Mf 50,000 Gat Jvulncy.
Trouble, Seme of Them Lumber-
Karh of some 6 000 TfewsnaOers of
the United States Is publishing from
week to Veek, names of people in iis
particular' neighborhood,' whV; , have
uied and recommefidtl Doan's Kid
ney Pills for kidney backache, weak
kidneys, bladder troubles andurinary
disorders. This mass of proof in
cludes over 0,000 . recommendations.
Lumberton is no exception. Here is
on of the Lumberton cases. Ask
your neighbor! ' .
J. T. Bulland, retired, farmer, 512
Second St., Lumberton, says: "I was
me.
Mrs. H. G. Pope and email sTm-,
tke0c at all dealers, Don7t sim- H-.G- frM- R. 4. Lumberton, passed
ply k 'for a kidney i rdffl Jfv-i-eet ?ter&T$U 4
uoan muni-v. ruis tne same that ""-""f vumuy, w-ieru iney
Mr iBuiiara,; naa.v .wNMilhurn "ea -jm; iun , vuriur.. rt?ia
AMERICA'S GREATEST CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM
Fires of Sectionalism Break Out in Report of the condition or
CojurrMw l""nalsm BreaK UBl m THE PEOPLES BANK- TRUST CO..
K 'Vk'E? . is . J At Kmirmont, in th State of North .(Mte.
m the House of Congress Tuesday Lon and dbeuunu tsioeVis
When IQ)'l2litatiTfAU R Morlrlpn Overdraft, nruceurad
'ff Winoia rtieted ahari? b male ForBitur mnA i' t,82.
- avv, trat-nauu inu irom mdu( ujHicT atiiu iran
other 'Cc4ifedcrates .were Ma,fcor9.,r-!mi,", a.m.s
He frst made the statement when chk' far e,e"inr , MtT
representative Upshaw bf1 Georgia Totaf
protested, because the names of Lee , y.ABI,frITIE?4
and other Confederate leaders had ESww I i-T
o!en leii on tn.e amphitheatre just pn and tun pw
.dowTL.with jriv back a few years ago
Taking jn'snHuffeted.Ja good deal. My back
the suburbs which properly form a'aeerried to ache all the time and both-
natrt nf Lumberton. the thii'ulation is ered me When I bent over. 1 don t
easily 6,000. -Editor).
Levi P. Morton, former Vicc Pres
ident of the United States and former
Governor of New York State, died at
bis home, Lllerslie, Rhmebeck-on-the-Hadson,
N. Y., Sunday night on
the ninety-srxth anniversary of his
birth.
.JThe word has been passed that
women's gkirts will be longer next
fall and that prices will be higher.
know what . brought on this trouble,
but I felt all run down, anf so tired
I could hardly move. I got dizzy and
often could hardly stand. Black specks
floated before' my eyes, blurring my
sight: Morojings I flilt tired and
lame, and my kidneys were in pretty
bad shape. Finally I got a supply
of toan's Kidney Pills at the Pope
Drug Co., and after I had taken
about three boxesViy trouble was en
tirely gone. I haven't had a return
of this trouble since Doan's cured
Lectures !
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Vigorous, convincing
speakers with vital,
-worth-while, entertaining
messages which make you
think: "Your '
COMMUNITY
Regular Habits Produce
a Beautfiul Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system of poisons.
Women should realize that I
MANY women complain
daily of their complexion,
of their headaches and gen
eral ill health, little realizing
that the trouble is constipation.
Women, too, are much more sub
ject to such congestion than men,
and much more careless of it.
The result is seen in lusterless,
J weary eyes, in sallow, pimply
complexion, in lassitude, bad
breath, and in that word so often
used, "indisposed."
At the first sign of these symp
toms the wise woman will take a
laxative, and will see that the
young girl and others in her care
do likewise. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is. the favorite with thou
sands of women because it is mild
and gentle in its action and in the
end trains the stomach and bowel
muscles to do their work naturally
without the aid of medicine.
This combination of simple lax
ative herbs with pepsin, which can
be bougbt at any drug store, is
also a very sterling first-aid in
colds, fevers and other sudden ills
that make it advisable to always
have a bottle in the home. It is
free from narcotics and safe for
the tiniest baby.
In spite o the fact that Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the world, there
being over 6 million bottles sold each
year, many who need its benefits have
not yet used it. If you have not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to Dr. W. R Caldwell, 311
Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
CHAUTAUQUA
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presents the foremost scientists, travelers,
authors, orators-men who know men who
bring to usjn;an Interesting way
Inspiration and Education
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$347,828.44
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completed at Washington in honor f S1"iT-b"U' rediMOUnUd
heroes of all wars" of 'the United DitTaabjwt '-to' '.:.::::
9,116.11
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States. Major Stedman of North Time Certificate of Depoait mWzsiit'
Laronna-pomted; otic tmtmei-S. ctZ'Y.bV.: . I'iu
-u ouKBiiiyvi -wie. Aoineaerae .soi-.r
di'er was nerer 'ehiofinrtI4 " w -'nia
flier was nerer ' (jticstiond by his
brave, opponents, that Lee. Jackson
and other great 'leaders of the South
have been honored in every land where
patriotism heroism has a home, and
that Madden "stands isolated nnd
lone-in a wilderness of his own'ere-
ation where he will find neither1 re
noun nor happiness." Madden reiter
ated his charge and some Soith W 14 X of Xmo
Representatives shouted "You're a' o. h ru
liar.
Total IS47.H28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY
OF ROBESON May 14th, 129.
I,: W. F. firbtow, Caahicr of the abort
named Bask, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the beat of ny
knowledge" and belief. '
W. F. BRISTOW. Cashier.
Correct Attest : '.
' a. A. FLOYD.
' H: -G. 8TUBBS, .
A. N. MITCHELL. Director.
Subscribed and wom to before me thai
LOYD, Notary Public.
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Tir c. H nrhom 4M:,U"K' protruaing or
viZY n' -"--""" ri v.u IDlmd p,ies nave yielded to Doan's
L t,8i ChU-Ch Td fU?J"e') Ointment. 60c at all store?
turneH Tuesdav nicht from WoihVnrJ '
a HBUMlg" ii
ton, D. C.,' where they attended the Mr. Angus Jernigah of Parldon wai
uuuvmrii oujjusi convention.
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a Lumberton visitor yesterday.
Albert Edward Wiggam
noted publicist and newspaper man, presents one
; of his great lectures, "Forty Kinds of Fools" or
; ? "How Eli Got There," humorous and thoughtful
discourses on a subject which will be of interest
' . to all. ..4
Dr. J. W. Skinner
' authority on South America; offers his interesting
! . illustrated lecture, "The Romance of South Amer-
ican Enterpriser?'r-ran ; evening devoted to the
! wonder-story of a continent twice the size of
Europe. ' . . . . ..
Denton C. Crowl
The Second Sam Jones, with a great forceful
j message entertaining and instructive radiat-
ing Americanism and truth. One of the greatest
, lecturers on the-Ofcautauqua platform today. ,
Walter Kirkland Greene
noted southem orator and educator, in an inspir-
! ing lecture, "The Greater Pyramid."
BUY YOUR SEASON TICKETS TODAY I
Lumberton Chautauqua, June 5-10
Inclusive
Stocti Reducing Sale
Ready-lo-Wear Department
lie Capitol Department, Store
114 Hay Street ' FayetJevUle. N. C.
Beginning Wednesday, May 26th
Ending Saturday, May 29
10 O'clock P. M. .
EVERYTHING ON OUR ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
REDUCED
LADIES, SUITS, DRESSES. SKIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS,
MUSLIN AND SILK UNDERWEAR, BOYS WASH SUITS.
MILLINERY
Our first sale of the season in this department in which we
include our entire stock of attractive merchandise.
THE SEASONS BEST VALUES, NEWEST STYLES AND
; MOST POPULAR FABRICS.
A VERY SPECIAL REDUCTION. A SATISFACTORY
SAVING.
Tfie Capitol Department Store
THE LIVE STORE FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,
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E BEEN SMASHED
40-INCH CREPE DE CHINE $1.95.
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$'1.00 quality 40-inch all silk heavy weight crepe tie chine in black, white and green
at $2.29
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COLORED TAFFETA SILK.
06-inch navy blue, black, and brown taffeta. Sold for $3.00 and $2.79, sale price
, $1.65 and $2.25
$3.00 SILK MES SALINE $2.39.
36-inch all silk Messaline of finest quality, black, navy and taupe, sale price $2.39
GEORGETTE CREPE $1.95.
40-inch Georgette Crepe of best quaUty in white havy, flesh, rose, light blue, green, etc, Sold
xr y.iv per yara. oaie price ;
SILK POPLIN $1.10.
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SILK PONGEE $1.4.8.
33-ineh-good quality, silk Pongee, sold for $1.95. Sale price $1.48
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$1.00 Boys' Blouses 64c Jap SOk Waist $1.39 $6.98 Blouses $1.98 Voile Waist
J.ijr lot boys' Blouses: Nicely made of assort- T Q1) . . . , .
J . - Ladies Jap Silk Shirt waist in all colors. Sale A ffv . A
ed striped percale. Sale price 64c price $1.39 $0)U 1D"
1 " " " New shipment dainty blouses oHinest quaUty Entire Un" of $L98 voile Shirt 5Paist thrown
8h90 Sheets $1.95 Dress Ginghams 27c Xt: ""'ZZZfi""
$1x90 stantlard size sheets, made of best qual- One big table 39c dress ginghams and per- ' ' " -
ity bleaching. A regular $2.79 value. Sale cale in plaids) checks and stripes Sale r
Pricf ; Price -; ; :" $458 Georgettes $1.75 Voiles at
45c kg Cloth 35c BleacHng 27c $1.00
Handsome Georgette Blouses in' new models :
Finest quality 36-inch long cloth. Sells regu- 60e,.Cne quality Dlesching. Easily worth 40c beaded and embroidered. AU colon and sizes. One table pretty striped voile kirt waists of
larly for 45c Sale price 35c T ?T& Sale price 27c Always sold for $4.98. , Sale price .1.; $435 g00d quality to go on sale at. ...... $1.00
Fine quality all silk Poplin worth $2.00 yard today. All colors. Sale price .',V?$1.10 C)
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