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covered for the control of BOLL WEEVIL
is CALCIUM ARSENATE. This must
be used by the Dusting Method. We are
agents for two oi the best Machines on the
market, the same being recommended by
the Agricultural Department of this and
other States, also U. S. Agricultural De
partment. Indications are such that we
may expect this, the greatest evil ever
known, to the cotton farmers. Don't wait
too long before preparing to fight. Or
ders should be placed in time. Come in
and talk the matter over.
Circulars of Explanationfor the asking.
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HEART-BROKEN1 APPEAL FROM
WIFE OF MURDERED MAN
5 Year Old Son of E, R. Shtpard
Cries and Pleads for Bis Daddy-
Happy Hone wrecked Wile Praya
That Body Mar be Located.'
' The following letters-received by a
Lumberton lady from' Mrs. E.; R.
Shepard, wife of the; Putney, Qa.,
citizen ' whose abandoned - auto : was
found in ditch beside the.W.-C-A.
highway, one mile ' aouth ' of Lumber
ton, April 11, will be of interest to
Robesonian readers: -'
, Putney, Ga., May 2, 1922".
"My Dear Mrs. -:"
"You will never know how' much
I appreciate the little note and - how
grateful I am to know that you are
praying to God to 'give me strength
to bear my great loss, it seems to
me that I Just can't live through it.
If this had been God's work, I could
haven given my aear nusDana up
without a murmur, but Mrs.-
Washington, May 15. The House
cleared the road today for what some
members described as Man ; unrelent
ing prosecution of ' war . grafters"
when it put through and sent to the
Senate' a bill appropriating $500,000
for investigation and prosecution of
war fraud cases by-the Department of
Justice, and passed -a Senate bill for
an additional grand jury in the
District of Columbia, before which
the Attorney General may present .
evidence in his fight for indictments.
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it wasn't God's work, bat the work
of the devil It couldn't have : been
God's work, for God is love.
"I have a darling boy just five
years old, and it is just heart-breaking
to hear bim cry' and plead for
his , daddy. I believe it would 1 make
even the demon weep that so cruelly
murdered, my husband and then threw
his dear body away. My good woman,
if the man, or men, that murdered
my husband would only tell .; where
his body could be found, it would be
such a comfort to my baby and me.
They took his life and his money,
so why won't they give me bis body?
It is so cruel, so horrible, and I am
so 'weak and helpless.; I know' yon
must be a good woman, or you would-
n't have written me that sweet note
you did, and I'm going to ask, even
beg, you to please try ' through the
papers, or some way, to try to touch
the hearts ,of the murderers of ' my
husband, and plead in my name and
my boyrs name if or my husband's
body. Oh if I could only get his body,
it is so dear and sacred to me, and
they have already taken all they j
wanted his life, his money. Ididnt
know there was a person living could
be so cruel, so heartless. Who ever
did it has ruined mine and my boy's
life and wrecked one of the happiest
I homes in the world. If the murderer!
never had a wife or a child, he has
had a mother, and my husband's mo- j
ther and father are completely crush-1
ed with grief. Oh, I pray to God day j
'and night that. we will yet get his;
dear body. Do you thmk you could
get a party to drag the lake . and i
river strain, near where his car was'
found. We think maybe his body could ,
be found there now. My dear womri,
I'll thank you for anything you can
do to aid in the search, and I pray
God's richest blessings upon you for
your kindness, and please pray that
we will at least get my darling
husband's body." f
"Sincerely ' yours,
"MRS. E. R. SHEPARD.'.
Court Calendar
Civil Coart Will Convene Monday of
Next Week Judge Geo. W. Connor
Will Preside.
A week's term of Robeson Superior
court for the trial of civil cases will
convene Monday of next week, May
22nd. As has been stated in The
Robesonian, a 2-weeks- term was
scheduled to begin May 15, but it was
decided not to hold court the first
week. Judge Geo. W. Connor will
preside. The following cases have
been set for trial: '
Monday, May 22nd.
All divorce cases. ,
Frank Pridgen, et al, vs. Sam J.
Smith.
Bank of Rowland, et al, vs. Dan
W. Cox, et al.
Hedgpeth Chitty, vs. Lora Neill
Ayers.
Lindsay-Butler Supply Co., vs. John
Bateman.
Harmon Pate, vs. R. T. Gaitley, et
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R. Murphy Ganus, vs. Bladenboro
Cotton Mills. v
McKenzie & Cox, vs. Atlantic Coast
Line R. R. Co.
Mrs. M. A. Buie, vs. T. C. Rogers.
E. T. Taylor, vs. J. P Watson.
J. P. Watson, vs. E. T. Taylor.
A. R. Bullock, Receiver, vs. Fred
Jernigan, et aL
Carroll-Adams Co., vs. Alma Lum
ber CO. -
- Tuesday, May Wrd.
, Tennessee Chemical Co., vs. McMil
lan Supply Co. ,
E. W. Jenkins, vs. June Harden. '
I. R. Butler vs. Fisheries Products
Co.
Jane Butler, vs. Fisheries Products
Co.
Rowland Supply Co., vs. E. M.
Hinds.
"! Luther Jacobs, Admr., vs. C. T.
Pate, et aL
Emma Oxendine, Admx., vs. C. T.
fate, et aL -
Duncan Taylor, Admr., vs. C T.
Pate, et aL
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co., vs.
W. J. McDonald.
- Bank of Rowland, vs. John H. Mc
Arn. '-....
. R. D. Caldwell & Son, vs. T. J.
Davis, et al
Wednesday, May 24th.
Nancy Carter, vs. V. & C. S. Rail
road Co.
D. F. Lowry, et al, vs. Paisley
Locklear, et:aL
.3IorJ'reeman v- Seaboard Afar
Uafllr'ipo..,..' , .
Arthur SingTetary, vs. T. 0. Evans.
P,1 Supply Co, vs. J. T. Coins,
C T.Fata L Co.: va. T.li.m nii'
Wnkhw, V Ernaldson Cottott
speak she would say: z - ... : t;
I have provided ; the pfiiy
real tonic for SpHng
to cleanse your system of the stagnant waste of
winter, purify syour blood and bring to you that
glorious feeling of perfect health:
-and it is S. S. S.
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S PRINGTIME is the season when Nature Intends And ever since, S. S. S. "Vn'onr'rlfn
all Uvlng creatures to be charged with new ' hundreds of thousands .'JJ-JS,
life and energy. But you cannot enjoy the - down people into strong, healthy, 'e;6
glorT. feeling oenewedstrength, and vigor ii and women witn tioower y
the beauties of Nature and the
happiness, of : Ufr to tne very.
vnnr avatem remains clocsed UP
with the Impurities which, nave Z
accumulated during the winter. ' t
At ; this ; time yow blood Is if
overloaded with stagnant waste; j
you axe drowsy; yon naie worx
and you are denied that Irre
slstlbla energy and enthusiasm
that made every moment of
rour childhood days bubble ever
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living, '
Nature's Waniing , J
This tired feeling is often ao"
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symptoms such as boils, pimples, s 'B'J)
call it Spring Fevert but that Is only
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comiort ana weii-oeing, so one .e-
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wonderful vegetable herbs, roots
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p.nmnnscd. were found to SOS-
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nate akin eruptions, strengthen and aid in supply
ing every cell and tissue with the rich, red nour
ishment that Is so necessary to vigorous life,
health and happiness. Then It was that Nature's
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and then tone no the entire
"C system without one particle, of die
tressing alter eiiecu ,
6. S. 8. overcomes your tired,
drowsy feeling In a natural
easy way and without the slights
est harm to the most delieate
membrane of your body.
S. S. S, brings yon back to
where you feel like a new per
son von walk with a anrlnr fn
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health radiating 'from every pore of your skis.'
Don't be cheated out of your natural Spring
time heritage. That wonderful feeling of new
born energy, lite and strength : it yonrs1 Simply
go to your druggist and get bottle of S. 0. &
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appearance, teconomy, cotntort and , price.
. Tieee are vital poin
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, do satisfied 'with your car as a whole.
Consider the LiCHT'&X from due angle.
It is essentially the same car as it was.
when introduced. It was right before it
was offered. And it has made good in the
service or uiousanae ana mou-
. sands of owners. It is dependable
v Its L-head motor is powerful,
flexible and freer from vibration
'' than any car at anywhere near ';
itsprice, '
Its graceful Cnesareerihahe
' lasting finish. Cowl parking lights
and the cowl Ventilator not only
The LlGHT-SlX stands up in service with
a minimum of repair expense. This, with
low fuel consumption, means satisfactory
economy. (
We never heard of a LlCHTSrX that wet
not comfortable to ride in. -
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And the price, $1 045 f. o. b. factory, is out
of proportion to its value., This price
includes the thief-proof transmission lock'
which reduces the rate pf theft insurance
to the owner 15 to 20 per '
cent; large plate glass window
in one-piece jrear turtairu inside
1 and outside door' handlee and
other refinements. ' '-'. ,
And you get .the priceless uv
gredient prestige and high
standing of the rnakerwho
for 70 years has been building
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