THE EOBESOIOAK, LUIIBE2T0:T, IICniTl CAE OLCIA, f TIHJ2SD AY, AUGUST 24, 1822
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Office U1 West Fourth Street
. Telephone Na. 29. !
THUESDAY, AUGUST S 4, 1922
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KGG3, EGGS Wat vut l.a ergs,
- pork nuugc, smoked Mouse, cm 11 Tbne
"? 156, 8. D. 8anderen, Lumberton. . .
Wt jtm fw like.ye wut Irak fbh ye
"lean; find them almost any day at 8.-D.
- Sanderson's tor. " ' , .
NO Need wriu
t 8, p, Sandersoa't,
All huttii drink.
Ow gratia ui work 'skirt stock k
Plate, v Wo . havo many bargains to titter.
-;N;Meiu good , rrade overalls S8e. boy 65c.
Call and see ior yourself. S. D. Sanderson.
VMM to ey year ckicken 'a 8. P. Sand
'.1 arson's :tcwp.'-,..v v
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far Kcat-Farnlsked roonv tttW asea, ako
"-two furnished rooms to eouplo . - without
,. sbikUen.. Mrs. K. B. Floyd; 'Phone 144.
tar Stock f car lTryrIl plaster, 2 ears
' tomcat, 1 car builder's lime, finishing- Um
' ?,.and plaster paris fc' finishing 'plastered
-walls, 1 ear juniper shingles, 2 cars red
. eedar shingles. cars "brick." Buying In bis
.quantities, we can give you.-lowest prices,
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,L, H. CaldwelL
PERSONAL
is a
, Mr. N.H, Perry of Parkton
Lumberton visitor today. - -
tr.-John W; Ward f. Rowland was
a Lambertonvisitor Tuesday
;Mr. George "Freeman of Qrruni was
a Lumberton " visitor yesterday.-
.'Mr. G. E; Rancke, Sr.,-,spAt Tues
day and yesterday far Wilmington.
MrvL. Tate of ft I, Ltjmbertoh, Is
among the visitors in town today.
Dr, E. L. Bowman of . McDojiald
was . a lumberton visitor Monday af
ternoon:, "s. T'Jk"iV
jjMr JETEvers of Rv l: from. Lum
berton yas among the ; visitors fa
town Tuesday.; N. '
.Miss Xula Caffey of lligh Point is
the guest of Miss Carolyne Shooter,
East Second street. , ' - . ' v
: Miss : Drfaa Hedgpeth - returned
home last night from Asheville, where
she spent' some tipae. - v
Mr. and Mrs. X M, McGlrt of R.
2, Bed Springs, were among the shop
pers in town yesterday.: v.''.-n-'v--1
Mr. F. A.' Faulk of R: 1, Fairmont,
and Mr. C. Evans of the Marietta
section were Lumberton visitors yes-
.. Mr.N. C. Stubbsjiinci daughter, !if
tU Mi3 EUzabetb, and son, Master
Carl, of R..6, Lumberton, were among
the' visitors la town yesterday. Mrs.
Stubts is attending the demonstration
sehool at Carolina : college, . JIaiton,
thia week. r - ,
' Miss Eugenia Blanchard of 'Hert
ford, who has been a guest f pr some
time at the home of her brother and
sister-in-law, 'Mr and Mr. '.L. ' E.'
Blanchard, near Moss Neck, Is' visit
ing Miss Mary Rozier Norment here
for a few days. . " ' "
Mr. . G F. Humphrey and - ton,
Master Willis, of R. 1, St Pauls, were
Lumberton visitors Tuesday." t, They
met here Mr. IL .B. Humphrey and
daughter. Miss Alma, of Rdckir.gham,
who accompanied them to their' home
and will .visit also at , the home' of
another brother, Mr. N. T. Humphrey,
in StT Pauls. - , ' it.
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Church Notes;
Chestnut Street Methodist President
Green of Carolina College . Will
Speak at the Morning Hour.'
President Ernest J, Green of Cto
Iina college, Maxton,. will deliver; an
address at the mornine hour." 11
NOTICK My sens, Frince Brldyers. IS years
old and Odd Bridxers, 17 'years of age, both
medium sfoe (colored -fnen, left wni? home
Monday hSrht," Auaurttlst. wHboot my
: eonsel..' PlMee ' arrest and notify Charley
Bridge, St. Pauls, N, C. 'Phone No, 212,
care Ayi Df ' Evans. . f -
FOB SALE One saw mill,; 2 toilers 30
- and 10-n. p., one 40.h, p. lfcidell enyfaie,
. .one corn' mill, three SO-saw Continental gins,
suction feed complete, also line-shaft, pul
ley tnd belttoft. t A bargain for .eash 'or
terms. Sec A. C. Abley,. Fairmont N. C.
terday,
t Mr.,A,iA.l;Carlyle of Raleighi' Br-f o'clock, at Chestnut Street Methodist
- r H rived-Tuesday nigH and will spend hurch Sunday. Prof. Green has been
lew ua9 Hr. iidjuujs iciauTo sun cuillietltiu S3; puiicifitti auu puinaiir
fnends. ; ' : --' . , r- ',' tendent with the dty schools of Dur-
Messrs. W. R Barnes . and Sam ham, his home town, and recently was
Stone of thevBloomingdale section elected president of Carolina.- The
WAXTED-vro - Frm, iwar LamberUm,
39 acres, with Jkcutc on it and tobacco barn.
' ,i Also House ard tf on -fourth street. In
Dumbarton. Api 'y - ur Mrs, E. B. Pago,
I Lymberton, f.Ct' - " '
REWARD St fj cd er stolen red and white
P spotted bob-tufled dog. Liberal reward r for
f return or Information as to his whereabouts.
.Eli Chavb. Lui.ibwton, 8,1.
FOR SALE AT Bit RGAIN Horse, Bacty and
set of Har.". . Apjrly to JPt. H. T. Pope.
;' .Lumberton, N. C t ..'',, ,
FOB " 8JULE Ono -medium slxe Iron ' Safe,
- made by Cary Safe Co. . One Burroughs Ad
. ding Machine, one Muncy Oil Engine, seventy-horse
power, on American Saw Mill
' practietlly new Two log carta. ' Two many
' irons in fire reason foe, selling. Reaves Mfg.
Co..' ProctorvUle, N. i. w .
WHEN TOU ABB IN TOWN AND WANT A
real good meal try us. once and you will
' come again, for prices; are right, E. W.
Cain, Fourth street. Fresh Fish every, day.
For Bale at a Bargain One new No; 43 Allen
touring ear ! one Ford truck and one Ford
touring cari Apply ' to Peoples' Hardware
' Co., JLakevIew, S. O.
Brick For Sale Get our 'prices before yoa
buy. Beaves Mfg.. Co. ProctorvUle,. N.. C.
Hog for Bale Full blood and grade Dorocs
of various sees at reasonable prices. Come
.and sea for yourself. B. Walter Townaend.
Baynham. Bobeton county, W, V. i
Freak bread, cakes pies. onus, felly reUs
baked every day. Just the thing for a lunoh
-when IB town. DttBoisBaltWy; live.'- "
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were among the visitors in town yes
terday. - v
Miss fctnei JHerritt reit last even
ing for her home in Rowland after
spending several days here visiting
Miss Carolyne Shooter. . ' .
Mr. Sam Stone of the Orrum sec
tion and Mr. J R. Herring of the
Barnesville section were among the
visitors fa' town' Tuesday: ---t
$ Little' Misses Elizabeth and Annie
Laura Belch returned Tuesday from
Maxton, where they, spent? several
days visiting relatives and friends. '
Mrs. A D.-' Evans and daughter,
Miss Sarah 'Evans,' and niece Miss
Gola Willoughby, of St. Pauls, were
among the shoppers fa town yester
day. - - - -
Mayor and Mrs. E.M. Johnson and
b marl daughter, Miss Lois, returned
Tuesday from a 2-weeka' auto trip to
Asheville and, Henderson ville and ad.
jacent points of interest. I ' -
Mr. and M?.jk W. Caldwell and
small, son, Earl, of Charlotte,. , are
guests at the home of Mr. Caldwell'B
parents, Mr. and Mrs." A. P. Caldwell,
Fourth and' Cedar streets.
If you are looking for seme one,. and cannot
find them, just wait a few minutes af the
, ; Bakery. ICysrybcxJy : (roe to the Bakery.
-i'There'a a reason. --DuBois Bakery, Inc.
Wanted Erery1 Woman in Robeson to have a
' Mother Hubbard Washboard. Saves the
backaches. For sale at Pat Kornegay Tent,
When you. com In town with your .tobacco
drop around to DuBois Bakery for your
hinch. Bread, cakes and pies, Made fresh
tvery day. " ' . - "
TrjTour "Golden Cnut" bread Tar yonr broak
fast toast Nothing, better., baked, fresh
every day, BuBots Bakery, Ine. ,
Prompt loans of SloOO to $100,000 at S 12 per
sent interest for 5, 7 or 10 years made on
' improved farm lands on Robeson. Hoke and
' Sootland Counties-Juntas J. Goodwin, - at
1 tomey for .Chickamsuga ' Trust Company,
'j LumtMirton,. N.i C - .
The Best'Ssrvice", t our motto.1 PverytWnf
t' clean-end aaniiary." M qen ouhkm "
' a call. Olympia cafe, him street, Luu
pastor, Dr. R.' O. Beaman, will preach
at the evening hour, 8 o'clock'
- " . Gospel Tabernacle : -
Rev. Ernest L. Tiffany of College
Point, N, Y., will spend next wek in
town visiting the congregation tt the
Gospel Tabernacle. He will' preach
next Sunday morning and night have
charge of the prayer meeting; Wednesday-night
and also preach on Sun
day morning and night of September
3rd, The public is cordially, invited to
attend all these services.'' . : ,
, Presbyterian - - i' : "t- 1
Regular preaching services will be
held Sunday - at the : Presbyterian
church. The pastor, Dr. G. E. Moore
house, Mrs. Moorehouse and their
daughter, Miss ' Christabel, returned
today from ' a 6-weeks' trip . to 'i S.
Louis, Mo., and other western points.
, , Firsf Baptist
t Regular preaching services will be
held at thtf First Baptist church Sun
day. Air members of the church are
respectfully urged by the pastor to
attend the 11 o'clock service. Every
body is invited. " - . ' -Children's
iDav at UloominEOale.
. Childron's ti.y exercises will be held
at Blooui jigdale Baptist church Sun
day night, August 27th, beginning at
7:30; . . V
v. . Sunbeam Rally
.'There will be a Sunbeam .rally at
Long Branch Baptist - church - next
Sunday evening at, 8 o'clock. The pub
lic is invited. r; ' '. " f .h
East Lumberton Baptist
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Monney
Is A' Foirce
' - Y0UB IX0NC7 is a Force, jiut aa money always i& on account of the
' 1 many uses to which it can be pnt - IX yon ever, accumulate money, it .
will be through careful thought, labor and aacriXice. It ii highly
.commendable, in anyone to' be thrifty and industriona, and thereby
aave money during one's activee years, for statistics prove that there '
'-"i'y are very few who begin to save and accumulate property after they :, ,
. . J , 7 have passed middle life. . '; - '
, -. If yon desire to be roHCEFTOand independent; then be thrifty TV'
. , and SAVE, and when old age overtakes yon and yon are no longer , y
r.' 1 , able to produce in competition with the rest of the world, then Ycmr"'';-
Money will be s FORCE that will protect yon from dependence and 'J
" - want. - - - ' t-
. This Bank wants to be of service to yon and help yon to; save.
',r We gnarantee to yon SHHVICE, SAFETY, aClTSTTY. , ... 'r . .
Make Our Bank Your Bank
The Planters Bank tSTrupt Gompany
THE ORIGINAL FAH1IE23 BANK
Jnterctate League
MAXTON WINS SECOND HALF.
Will Play Laurinborg, Winners of
First Half, 7-Game ; Series for
Championship Pennant.
T ...uiinM Anw 04 T jnrinrnrff
unuiuvmsr OU6 w. a.....- 0
defeated the Lumberton club here to
day in the last game of the , second
half or the split season of the Inter
state league by the score o o
The victory was largely due to Lum
berton's errors. ' Banks featured for
Lumberton by putting one over tne
fence for a home run. -:''
Maxton won the second halt oi tne
season with a big lead, with Laurin
hiiro. Lumberton. Hamlet -and ' Rae
ford taking second, third, fourth and
fifth places, respectively. Laurinburg
winners of the first talf , will meet
Maxton in a seven game series for the
championship pennant of the Inter
state league. ,
.Score: ' . ? H E
Lumberton 2 ; 5 7
Laarinburg ................ 5 6 ' -4
Stone and Bird; Alien and Hayworth.
COMPLETE STOCK
SASH GLASS OILS DOORS
PAINTS BUILDER'S HARDWARE ;
SCREEN DOORS - SCREEN WINDOWS
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
WILMINGTON, N. C. -
One Ford Touring ear 1S21 model slightly
used, v with extra attachments. Price right,
easy terms.. N, H. Biddell, Pembaoke, N. C.
More Soft Coal Operators and Miners
Make Peace, 4 '
Chicago,1- Aug. 22 (Associated
Press). Soft coal operators and
miners ' in two states, made peace to-
, ... . iii t i.ijf miners in two suites, uwuc ywvs w-
wugUiari.CT !r!ri.r5hiSh'y. hi1 anthracite operators and
at the East Lumberton Baptist-huch . -pn-po-ntotlvM meetinn in
i-c-.rii-"i Po -v.c aJnuners representatives, meeun m
PauL"; pastor , will preach "jahdA num
ber- of the members, will observe fast
day and prayer. Sunday school s at 10
m, , , ,t . v', ?
Read the Business Builders
Robesrinian.,
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llhat is uoufe
- 'That depends entirely upon its appearance find
the condition, it is in. Pee Gee paint .will prove the 'most
-important factor in its economic upkeep. . Watch the surfaces
,s of your property inside and out and tee that they are well
protectedSavo tho Surface end You Save All wiuY.
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Fcr cere than 50 years they have been carefully guarrlitia---
kmei stnrl mmntTifn2 y.r tidily ojrglaea. Use Pee Gee f .!ast
for outside surfaces, it is a strictly cure paint, containing a hishjptf
centaze of ZITX Pee Geo Ratkoatt for inside walls Peo Gee
Floor Paints ancl Palladium Floor Varnish . for Coors Peo Geo
Dy stains and Enamels for woodwork and Pee Gee btiacililo.rpar
t TPf Cofor CarJi
Ath for Free Paint
rsMaf2eeGauSen Co Inc r.L'rSn LouIsrCo Cy :
Ho Galawett '
" Lumbertbn, N. C.L ; "
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Philadelphia, adjourned a Joint" con
ference subject to call without reach
ing an agreement. '
. Illinois and Indiana. miners prepar
ed tonight to enter the pits tomorrow,
following Michigan, Iowa and Wy
oming miners who yesterday conclud
ed agreements with operators. South
western operators and miners were
holding conferences at Kansas City.
.The peace negotiations already com
pleted caused the Department of La
bor to estimate the weekly bitumin
ous coal production at 9,000,000 tons
within a week' , ' '' 1
Miss Vivian McNeill returned
Monday night from California, where
she BDent 3 months. Miss Mcwem at.
tended a summer school for teachers
at the university of California at
Berkeley, California, while away. She
is a member of the tacuity ox tne
Lumberton graded school.
Mrs. M. J. Davis and two children,
P., M. and Annie Hazel, , passed
through town Tuesday enroute to their
home at McDonald from Laurinburg.
They were met here by Mr. Joe Park
er of McDonald. :
Mrs. N. A. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Julia, and son, Master, N, A. Jr.,
and Miss Lula Norment ' returned
Tuesday night from a two-weeks'
trip to Montreat and Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. Austin Barnes and daughter
and son. Mrs. Pearl Graham and Mr,
Jnhn Durham Barnes, and Mrs. A. R.
Walters of the Bloomingdale section
were Lumberton visitors yesterday.
Mr. R." C. Lawrence and two
daughters, ' Misses Anna and Mary,
rptnmed last evening from Lake
Weccamaw, where they spent several
days. "
Record of Deaths
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Arthur Cray McKav. Formerly of
': Rowland, Dies in Florida.
The following, taken from the
Ocala (Fla.) Star of Aug. 11, will be
of interest to many Robesonian read,
ers as deceased lived in Rowland for
many years and has relatives and
friends all over Robeson county:
"After several days of suffering,
following the accident of last Sunday
night, death came to Mr. McKay .soon
after sunset yesterday evening.
"Arthur Gray McKay was born near
Fayetteville, Cumberland county. If.
C, Jan. 1, 187T. He came to Florida
fa 1915, and has reside 1 st-x near
Morriaton. He was mar) led Feb. 8,
1903, to Mary Ada Leltch: oi Rowland.
N. C. There were born to this nnion
six boys and one girt. :
Besides his wife and children, be is
mourned by Jus father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McKay at Bing
ham, S. C, two sisters, Mrs. W. B.
Steele of Bingham, S. C, and Mrs. E,
A. Osborne of Ocala, and a brother.
Mr. A. L. McKay, also of Ocala;.
During his life in Florida, not only
in bis home community, but -other
laces where he was known, particu
arly in Ocala, Mr. McKay made a
great many friends, and his death
causes them much sadness. He was a
trucker by occupation, and was also
largely engaged fa getting out rock.
for railway work.
The funeral services will be; hell
this afternoon at the home of Mr; Mo- -Kay's
sister, Mrs. E. A. Osborne. Rev.
R. A. Phillips of Morriston, will con
duct the services.
Dewey Lee Tyre of WhitevilUr
' Mr Dewey Lee Tyre, aged 22 years,
of Whiteville, Columbus county, died
Tuesday afternoon at the Baker sana
torium here. Deceased came here af
ter undergoing a throat operation in
Wilmington, the throat trouble caus
ing his death. The remains were taken
to the home and interment was made
yesterday in the family cemetery.
Here is an opportunity for you to save on a h oi neasiuea u ju nera ciy -y -
' a eenuine bargain. ..Be sure and be here Friday, Saturday and Monday.
: SPECIALS IN SOAP
- Palm Olive Soap, four cakes for -
Large Cakes of Rose Twin Maid or Elderberry
.Soap. Hus Soap is made by the Palm Olive Co.
A large size cake eacli ' "
- Eight Bars of Good Laundry Soap
.. ",-25c--.:' . " ':v .
Palm Olive Talcum Powder, per. can . :
- ' v. ' 15c- : ' .
" Buttons of every description; ; We have jnst re-.
ceived a large shipment of buttons for every pur
pose, also dress trimming.'' . '
-; 18cf Galatea-CJothPer yard--
i Boys Khaki Knee Pants per Vr - ' .
Outing Flannel fa rfeat stripes per yard!
. -'-v i2jc V
35c Romper Cloth, 32 inches wide per yard
25c
Men's Fleeced Lined, heavy
per garment
59c
weight Underwear,
Good Mattress Ticking per yard
, 15c
Best Feather Ticking pe t yard
25c to 35c
32 inch Dress Gingham per yard- .
. 19c '
' if it is SHOES that yon want, we have then in
; all ih bt brands and . every pafar solid leather ;
and guaranteed xo giTe entire satisfaction or
your money back. Our SHOES wilT stand the
test under all conditions and once worn yoo will
".'always be a customer. .' . - .
- We are receiving daDynew shipmenta of our-.
New Fall and Winter Goods. All will be priced
" at our LOW CASH PRICES. ; v ' . -
; Lumberton Bargain House
-Where Smart Styles Meet Moderate Prices
Phone 6 - Lumhertcn, N. C. - v . :
Elm Street