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Lumber Bridge
News Letter
Death and Funeral of Mrs. A F.
Dunn Personal Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Lumber Bridge, may i?.-
and community were saaaenea oun
j... mn.ninff whpn at 5 a. m. Mrs.
A. F..Dunn quitely passed away, fol
lowing a, severe stroke of paralysis
' twooooH wan 69 vears of age. Sev-
! eral sons and a daughter survive her.
Rev. H..M. Dixon of Kea Jpring
.conducted the funeral service which
was held at ths Presbyterian church
, Monday morning at 11 ociock. imer-
' ment was made in tne rresDywsnan
cemetery. The floral offerings were
beautiful. ,
if. T. f!. Hubbard with her son
and daughter, Langdon and Leila, is
pending a few days in Uinton witn
Mr. Hubbard's parents, who celebrat
ed their golden wedding Tuesday.
Miss Leila Hubbard will go from
there to Wilson, where she will visit
relatives for ten days.
Miss Pearl Cobb has returned home
from Georgia., where she taugnt
school for the past term. Supt. Chap
pell Wilson was a visitor in town
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Mrs, Monroe, the proprietress of
the hotel, has been seriously ill for
'the past week but is somewhat un
proved. Messrs. J. E. Clifton and W. E
Hall and son spent Monday in Lum-
berton on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Royster were guests
at the home of latter's brother, Dr.
Thomas Stamps, . for the week-end
Mrs. C. J. Ammons left Monday to
spend a few days with her mother at
Tenmlle.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Tolar spent
Saturday in Fayetteville shopping.
Messrs. Tolar, McGongan and
Fogleman motored to Greensboro
Monday in Mr. Tour's Dodge on
business, returning Wednesday.
Anne Elizabeth, small child of Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Bennett, has been
sent.
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U Mr. L. M. Oliver of Marlettanassed Mrs. J. II. Barrinsrton and infant
Mr; L. C. Hubbard left Saturday to through here today from Wilmington, son, J. H, Jr., Tjent Tuesday to Char
spend a few days in Asheville, to at-here he spent a .few days, on busi- lotte, where rthey wil " spend ! some
ilA v.. mutliH, Whiln tlierp-nCSS. ffi --'?'?'Tf-T'Jl'ZT?. -'"1'Hnni visiting Mtlmtlvstt' and fnVnd.".
tend a business meeting. While there, ness,
he will be at Grove Park inn.
OUT SMYRNA WAY:
For or Against Road Bonds? Hail
and Heavy RainsPersonal.
By David E. Lovett
Lumberton, R. 4, May 16.TT-Rev. R.
L. Byrd Tilled his regular appoint
ments here Saturday and Sunday with
two able sermons.
Heavy rains along with some hail
fell throughout this section Sunday.
What will the people of Britts
' KiniKi or conditius or , ,
. . . ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK : V"1"'.. -J', .;
At Luabcrti in the State ml Ncrth .Carolina, at fl cIom mt Uuiatm an Mar S, 1IU. V
.. : Kmtnvur.v. . ."-v
Loan and dUeonnta, toTludln rediscount. acctanco ot other bantu.
and foreisn' bilk 'of exchtDga or drafts old with indornement of ' ' L '.
this , bunk (except these,- ahown in b' and t )
.Total . loan,. ....... . ..' ..
Overdrafts, secured, t f-t vhseevred, $H24.6 .
U. 8. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES . OWNED :
Deposited to secure circulation (U. 8. bonds par value)
AH other United States Govirmnent securtties,
Total j i V ,.,!'
OTHER BONDS, STOCKS. SsfcURITIES, ETC.:
Banking House, ; 'umiture and , fixture. 12,693.43
...1745.122.98,
, $ 746.122)8 i
.SSO.600.0e
. 82,934.60
Rjm 1 af.4. AwnAil nrfliw KatiVlnjw
township do about voting to issue) Lawful reserve with Federal Beserva Bank
bonds for making better roads? Will1 C"8" nuh "d amount due from national banks
..........
you vote for or against it ? There's
plenty of room for improvement on
the roads in Britts. .
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Lovett and
children of West Lumberton and Miss
Maude Lovett of Lumber Bridge
spent a short while near here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lamb attended
preaching here Sunday.
Mr. Henry Lamb was a visitor with
home folks Sunday.
. Miss Pearl Lawson of the Broad
Ridge spent Saturday and Sunday
near here.
Messrs. Marcus Lamb and Clarence
Davis spent a short while in
Amount due from state banks, bankers, and trust companies in. the
United States (other than included In Items 8, 9, 10) .....
Checks on other banks In the same trtty or town as reporting bank
(other than Item ,11 ...... ......
Total of Items 9. 10. U, 12. and 13 146,790.67
Redemption fond with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer
Other assets, if . any , ....
1745,1 22.98
,- 824.S1
132,984.60
2,500.00
2,891.41
S.297.M
7.740.24
20,072.62
' 24,867.84
1,860.21
' 2,600.00
H1S.68
Total
Capital Stock, paid
onryras zuna
tlABILITHS
4 .
taxes
paid
$20,037.88 -17,084.86
14.764.7S
Undivided profits .
Lesa current, expenses, interest, and
Cireulatins notes outstanding ..,
Amount doe to national banks
Amount due to State banks, tanKer. and trust companies In the
United States and foreign countries (other than included in
Items 21 or 22)
Certified checks outstanding . ... ... ...
the Cashier's checks outstanding , I ,
m a . I 'f AT9AI AT ITaasrnsa 7 1 V7 VI M eanjl V K
Tabernacie section Sunday was a ' nruivn nipnaWz-L- ,.' il-'i. aL-"r.v " l'iIL:
week ago. . I '.ndivtdual deposits subject to check , .
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carter of Hamer.l 3 89 nnd 81 i82.88o.6o
S. C, were visitors at the home of ,WJ!WJ?.&- , ...
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subjeet to Reserve. Items 82, 88, 84. and 86.. 286.748.28
UNITED STATES DEPOSITS
Bill payable (including all oiligationa representing money borrowed
other than rediscounts) ......... .
Notes and biUs rediseounted,' including acceptances of other banks
and foreign bills of exchange or; drafts sold with indorsement
of this bank ....... . .
Mr. E. McQ. Rowan Sunday.
Best wishes to Robesonian.
894717.70
f (0.0OO.M
82.6O0.M
2.968.08
60,000.00
1.621.78
11.100.72
9M
1.978.69
182.8S0.60
103,160.81
183.692.47
96,000.00
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SALE or LAND rOR DRAINAGE TAX. 1921. . " '. '
' By virtue of authority vested in me as Sheriff of Robeson County -t will, on Mon
day, the 6th day of June, 1922 at 12 Veloek " M. offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the
Court HouMe door In Lumberton. N. C the following described lands to satisfy the
Drainage Tax on same ior the year 1921. 'V v A .' "'t : v ' t i? '
3;No ' Acres Kama ''. S Amount Tax
' yx'atf'B.-- A.. Addison Est,:. : $ i6.88
, r ? ueuuiort county .umnr.x-(owned
-"l ". -'w'--V thers) r' , ' -
- T 14 3. Vf. Ballard. ' ,
i '-y John Bullard. ' '
. 2 Blue , Ridge , M, . Church.
' -T J. V. Barnes,. , .- ' -
I ' 1 Julta Blackburn
101 Beaufort County ' Lumber !o:' (owned
' by others) e , ,
;TVct.'No-','1 ri:.
in :.v: .;',!
86v
.100
224-? .
254
.27- ;-'
21.80
12.86
7.91
2.64
8.62
4.51
UT.
.282.426.lf
Mother's Day Observed in Presby
terian Church at Pembroke.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Pembroke. May 15. Mothers day Total ...... .......... v $94717.79
was observed in the Presbyterian wV rVSl'"?: ""SL l. t , , w.v .
k i0.f cj f, . Nil ON. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
Church here last Sunday afternoon at statement true to the best of my krowledge and belieL
3 o'clock.
'The church was beautifully decor-
afcut nr4K msad artA ISIllaa
Every one present carried out her
08 his part well. The songs and
scriptural reading by the children
quite ill, but has recovered at pre-; were especially well rendered.
B. McA. NIXON.Cashier.
, ' v " : Correct Attest t
Cm . E. LEWIS,.
v V , T. L. JOHNSON. '
jh. m. McAllister.
' i ',. . Dlrectora.
Subscribed and sworo to before me this 12th day of May. 1022. ,
, . . - r FLORA CARLTLE.
.jjj . ; f " Notary Publie
'' '' ' ' ; ' .:' ' by others) .
20 ' ,;. -i.. .' . 1-4 ..A-, Coleman, : . r -4"
17S 60 John EUis. -.. ,
...280 and 28t ' 6 8-19 Isaac rloyd. '
. 848 48 - Alex Fulmore. '
t--SS4v- 4-19 . Isaac Floyd. 'i
867 14 Joe French,
166 ' 4 J. H. Hunt,
'86 1' Ira Holmes,
244 Et, Als 179 1-2 W. H. Knuckles;
W 20 Walter Leak. Est,'
28 '109 John Leiich,
80 ,.- 45 Robert Locklear,
81 . 128 W. S. Locklear,
9 89 D. F. Lowery,
270 41 Arthur Lamb.
100 80 D. F. Lowery.
271 ' ; 25 Frank Manuel,
I ' . ' 134 W. S. McNair, Est.
104 77 Antrus McKensie. Est,
US 75 J. D. McCormlck.
184 ll Geo. McKinley.
185 15 Geo. B. MeLeod,
267 , 80 Frank McNeill.
240 ' . 8 Make McNeill Eat,
201 ' 163 John Oxendbje.
" 12 E. H. Paul. Est. .
184' ! 154 Warren Prevatt,
229 6 F, McL. Prevatt,
289 10 S. Powell.
241 , 28 Span Pope,
' 288 i' IV '' ' 7 Aaron Powell.
S67 . 39 141 A. R. Powell.
146 . 98 G. A. Inman. '"
44 and 46 221 Mm. B. W. Phillips,
289 ;? 19T J. L. Robertson.
SOI ' T t H. Satterwhlte.
266 ' 104 J. M. Sessoms,
85 ' , " . 82 H. A. Townsend. Est,
119 and 120 118 Jaa. Thompson, Est, r
121 - ' " ' 5 C. M. and H. A. Townsend,
122 1 250 C. M. TownsendV
18 v. 40 Lucy Thompson,- .
188 !f 102 E. C. Thompson,
189 19 Alex Thompson,
194 M J 1-2 Willis Thompson,
284 8 Joe Thompson,
241 1 ' 80 E. M. Thompson.
88 ' 35 H. A.' Townsend, Est.
185 -: ? 64 Sol Thompson. Est,
275 ' Unknown.
17 - - 2 81 J. P. Wiggins.
187 -HV V . is LlUn Wniiamson.
181 - n--r 95 W. A. Wooden,
158 i . - 84 r, il Woodell.
211 10 Mary Warwick.
223 4 Ashley Wortham,
248 and 849 v lis K. O. Wataon,
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I have been placed in charge of the Bankrupt stock, bought from thcreceivers of the McCall Company. Laurinburg, with instructions to
sell same at 50 cents on the dollar. This is probably the greatest opportunity.. the people of Lumberton and surrounding territory have ever
had to buy high-class merchandise at a mere fraction of its value.
The McCall Company carried nothing in stock but high class merchandise. The stock is new. fresh, clean, and up-to-date in every particular.
It consists of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Notions, Shoes, etc. Below you will find a few of the many bargains that we have to offer. We can't
quote everything, but this will give you an idea of the 'prices that will prevail throughout the entire stock: j
LADIES' COATS
All $45.00 Coas $22.50
' All $40.00 Coats $20.00
AO $35.00 Coats $17.50
All $30.00 Coats $15.00
All $26.00 Coats $12.50
All $20.00 Coats $10.00
All $15.00 Coats $7.60
41 ' ' " " LADIES' DRESSES
Thse consist of Silk and Serges of
bigfe quality.
AU $37.50 Dresses at $18.75
All $320 Dresses at $16.25
All $28.00 Dresses at $14.00
All $25.00 Dresses at $12.50
All $22.50 Dresses at $11.25
AU $20.00 Dresses at $10.00
An $19.00 Dresses at $9.50
We also- have a complete line of Ging
hams and Organdy Dresses at consid
erably below whoQesafle cost.
LADIES' COAT SUITS
All $50.00 Suits at $25.00
AH $45.00 Suite at $22.50
AU $35.00 Suits at $17.50
All $32.50 Suits at ..... $1025
All $30.00 Suits at ........ . . $15.00
LADIES' SKIRTS
A beautiful line to select from.
All $8.50 Skirts at ........... $425
AH $7.50 Sldrts at $3.75
All $6.00 Skirts at ........... $3.00
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Complete line to select from and the
following prices are amazing:
All $3.50 Dresses at .......... $1.75
AH $3.00 Dresses at $L50
All $2.50 Dresses at $125
All $1.00 Dresses at 60c
AU the balance in proportion to bove
prices. . e '
LADIES' UNION SUITS
All $2.50 Suits t $125
One lot of Bath Robes, $8 and $9.00
values at ........ . ... ........ M-00
One Jot of Ladies' Silk Underwear at
just half price.
BeaatifaTUne of
COLLEGE SWEATERS
All $12 JO values to goo at ... . $625 ,
All $7.00 values to go at ..... . $3.50
All $5.00 values to go at ..... . $2.50
All $4.60 vsfiues to go ftt $225
LADIES' VESTS
$1.00 value at .liVf 1.7.1, 60c
35c value at ....... 17c
25e value at .V ISc
20c value at ..10c
LADIES' FINE SHIRTWAISTS
ALL KNOWN MATERIALS
AU $60 and $5.00 Waists at ..$2.50
LADIES' BEDROOM
SLIPPERS IN FELTS -.
W,- SATINS AND KIDS
All $2.50 values at $125
. AU $225 values at ........... $1.13
' All $2.00 values at .... ....... $L00
JANE JACKSON AND COLLEGE
GIRL CORSETS
A good Assortment of sixes and
styles. - ..'"
Choice of $8 to $15 values for . . $5.00
$3.50 values for $L50
$6.00 values for $3.00
A Complete Stock of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
OXFORDS
Stylish and up-to-date in every par.
tkular.
$10.00 values at $5.00
$8.50 values at $425
$7.50 values at $3.75
$7.00 values at $3.60
$2.50 values at $125
$1.60 values at . 75c
Ona lot of very handsome Ladies'
Shoes, $15 vahies at ........... $7.50
CHDLDREN'S SHOES
$5.00 values $2J0
UJ50 values ................. 25
fa fact, tfo entira.linsiWiS go at 60c
on the dollar. , .. ;
Chfldren'a Hose ot'tio rery best qual
ity at just half the original price. ,
Doors Open M
At the store formerly occupied by A. E. Spivey, next door to W. O. Thompson's garage on Chestnut street in Lumberton. N. Carolma.
75.58
9.49
1.09
11.96
6.24
T5.05
1.01
.90
t.2B
1.48
lSt.81
20.61
42.69
71.45
S7.62
16.02
29.20
16.74
20.24
60.71
12.71
60.64
(.10
6.20
60.82
11.64
165.66
4.54
28.62
5.20
7.11
44.11
6.86
10.00
10.70
128.16
120.29
t.00
118.69
(4.92
146.24
167.9.
19.78
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40.61
6.64
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9.95
64.16
70.65
9.08
60.64
26.41
17.61
.(.29
6.67
1.62
S6.66
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A BIG ASSORTMENT OF
MEN'S CRAVATS
$1.75 values at .,.....,... 88c
$10 values at . i) . h . . . 75c
$1.25 values at ............ 63c
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I have no idea of going into business pettnanently m; Lumberton and have therefore placed a
price on this stock of goods that should move it in a very tew days. Do not wait until lie stock
is picked over. ' '
Permit us to show you how to teach your dollars to
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more cents.'.
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