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;HE KOBEBONIAN
PubUsbed .Jsi
and , ThurUj ' A&eruooo
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TUB ROBESONIAN. INC
Eeaday
A A. Sharp
President
fc CUESOUPTION EAttCSf
Taa Tear .......v....;..... 1100
fix Months .................. LOO
ifontha .60
Delivered by canter to Lumberton
.Cm rear .... ..........$2.40
Tlx monthi .............. ...SL20
-.CtaM months ..."....'....'.V .60
ANDREW M.: FLOYD
OF ORRUM
OSea 107 West Fawtk Strati 5
, , TeJepbol Na:Zt. -j
, y Catered aa second elau mail matter
U the postrffice at Lumberton, N. C,
EONDAY, SEPTEMBER, i,i922
J L 1U4U
BIBLE
THOUGHT
M FOR TODAY
I Siae4t0 aeeaMelaed, peeks' B
annisss imiii la anar w
; ; LABOR DAY
PLATFORM FOR LABOR AND
CAPITAL: All things whatsoever
ye would that men do onto you, do
ye even so to them: for this is the law
and the prophets. Matthew 7:12
Representative Pou, ranking Demo
crat on the rules committee, declared
in the House of Congress the other
day, in effect, that the legislation pro
posed to distribute coal was a meas
ure to distribute what ain't by means
which can't. There is not enough coal
being mined to meet the needs," and
the railroads could not haul it if - there
were. Mr. Pou declared that the time
for compromise has passed and that
he is ready to vote to give the Presi
dent power to seize both the coal
mines and the railroads. But . the
President continues to back and fill.
Be apparently will not regard the
situation as serious until people ac
tually begin to freeze and the rail
roads are not able to move a train.
Well-Known Otiaen Died Suddenly
jjFridayJfof Acute .Indigestion He
wWaa . Lumberton Visitor Wednes-
i. da y Funeral and . Interment Sat
; nrday. ' , ' .':-v; '
' Mr. Andrew M. Floyd, well-known
Crrum . citizen,, died suddenly ,at. bis
home about 3 ' o'clock Friday morn
bg of acnte indigestion, Deceased
was apparently , in , his- usual health
u, until a short time before he died.
He was ' a Lomberton visitor wed
nceday and was among the callers at
The Robesonian office. Ha. was 64
years old and is survived by ' his
widow and 8 children. The funeral was
conducted from the. home Saturday
a; 3 p. m. by Kev. j.'j. Scott, a Bap
tist, minister of Orrum, and Interment
t. aa made in the family, cemetery,
Mr. Floyd was a prosperous farmer
and was well and favorably knbwn.
Death of Mrs. A. R. Walters and In-
Correspondence of The. Robesonian.
: On August the Sidi M death an
gel visited our community and took
fyom our midst oujr beloveir friend
and sister in Christ, Mrs. A. R. Wal
ters. Mrs. Walters was born .August
ztn 1894 and was thus 27 years, , 11
Report of Salca of 'EJi
J. Davis : Sons FafjS
mbniMarIcct
Vcck Ending Friday
September. 1st
5,500 MARSHALS MOBILIZED
v, TOV1JPHOLD. INJUNCTION
: $i t
- .-if
This has been one of the best Wile
to sell tobacco smce the opening.
the 'market' The weather conditions
have been favorable for handhar'the
leaz ana we nave oad zuu nouses eaia
day. v-- V i
The market has sold over 700.000
pounds at. prices ranging from eVto
80 cents wr Dound.
Lots of farmers have sold with' aa
from a distance and aay it paid them
big money and we look for next week
to be another v big week and expect
these good prices again. -; . v'- r
we advise prompt sales, as wa"see
no advantage in holding back "w
, L. J. DAVIS. -;" I
' , Phicagb,' Sept, 3 The beginning of
the lutn ; week or the country-wide
striae or tn' raiiwav shocmen found
15,600 United States marshals mobiliz
ed to uphold ' the drastic, temporary
injunction obtained '. by the . govern
ment on jT4(ay to prevent lawless
violence 'and keep the nation's trans
portation, machine running. :4H , ;,
Mern. J R. And J. J. TTnmnliM
of the Saddletree section were among
months and 12 days old."The funer-.the visitors in town Saturday.
al was conducted from the residence
by her pastor. Rev: I. P. Hedgpeth
of Lumberton and interment was
made in the family burying ground
near , the , home. Tlve floral designs
were beautiful and attested the es
teem in .which deceased was- held.
Deceased was a devout member of
Big Branch Baptist church and was
sincere Christian worker. She has
host of friends in this and other
communities who will.be grieved to
learn of her death. Her disposition
was of a loving nature and to know
her was to love her. She is survived
by her husband and 1 child. Master
Horace She died 3 hours after the
birth 6t another child, which lived
only until the 10th of August Her
mother, Mrs.-John P. Floyd, two sis.
ters Mrs. A, W. Leggett and Mrs..
L. B. Harden: three brothers. Messrs.
J. S., W A., and S. C. Floyd all of
R. 2, Fairmont, N. C. . The entire
family has bur sympathy in this hour
of bereavement "
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Troer of R.-;l.
Buie, were among the shoppers -jn
town Saturday. ' ,
f carter- wucor
1 Miss mma Carter4 and Hfr. Hasley
Wilcox, both of Britts township, were
married Saturday at noon in the court
bouse. Justice 'H. M. McAllister otfu
dated.-? '
Happiaeea , For AU WomenTor
some time I have been using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm and now my friends
are asking what baa- fcappenedt me,
that I-look so weHl;' I have been af
flicted .with freckles, blemishes and
sallow complexion for the last four or
five years, but now my complexion is
wonderfully improved. Magnolia Balm
means happiness In a lovely complex
ion. Respectfully,..- ( signed )y Nome
Bentley, Nankipoo, Tenn."; All wo
men should use this liquid face and
toilet powder Brunette, white, pink,
rose-red. 75 cents at druggists or by
mail. Lyon Mfg. Co., 42 Fifth St;
Brooklyn, N. Adv. , '
North Carolina, r. ... A , , H,tjyt,-
- U' h fu!J et4 forth Ma eWiSiint 1 5!4" fa
RobMn Coaotr. ' fir tW Superior Court. I P- We4iito will fnrtke- UK. nolle tk.
Fint National Bank of Lambrrtnn
rgt 8. MeLaod Md Capital Inv.tniat Com- offiea. of ih umjewignad CJrk of ftha Superi.
To Gaorrc B. HeLcoa aa4 Capital Invaatawat . U at Limhwtoi, - N; 'C. Whe h day
v ' ' ; oeenonu -abar Mama: f r yrtTSt:r,'VU. l1tfM& to anaver
Tba dcfendaBta will taka aotiea that m ! ar - rfmn .to th. 'aoMlatnt In ,- mmiit. n
!?.T !,U b1" hM hm thio day " whiei paa'btan MB4 in tha office ef ii
taatitatod in th 8pcrior Court of Roocaon, w-,. J-ai UDta . wUl 4k -aotlea
Coaaty for tba followioc eu-poMat u r ) fQX v4 war or
Ft Njtkm.l Bank o Lomktrton , aralnat platotiawi)rTwlto; tfca ortjfe 1 r-
J,7 ,rJ"n '. I&21.-witt intercut TU , JaftoaanU will lurthr..tala. netieW
IT, .r,"6 - thar conplatat -taar-wmrraa of attachaMitt tea "been thia
,,Uo"' the. ran of -aa iaaaad ox tha ManteMi -Cierh mgaizut
I8M.5I whh interest front Oct. UK. 121 be-1 the Brooerty of the attendant. r either of
."jf9!""? , "wwhwoti xtea ' thtv whioh warra returaibl b.fore the
, 7" , . MeMod aa art omicnicaW Clerk - at the tnce- and pteee
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dcelarinr'noV and M a certain dec caeca-' soth . IMS. v . t i ti i .
ed by Gore'B. McLeod to the Canhal I. 4-hi. tK. tftth 'Jua.r. limb .mm ,4 ,
n jnt Cmbmdi dated Februsrv 6th. i 1921 I - r a -skipped
Roistered ia Book 7-F. naee SIS for' that , J TMi f . U hawr.::
ean6 waa executed wftbooi eomxiermtloa f iohmon -a-Johnaoa. - - ,
aa Inaolvent peraoa with intent t to -binder. 1 Attsmcy for 4kf Ptetaff f . 1 M on
diy and defraud the pbiintiff and creditor. I . , , n.
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112
If the Number yon want to CALL whfen In need of anythii fit
I)rng. , Itoraptne8a and accuracy followed in every prescript
NORTH STATE DRUG CO.
" 11 I 1 ' HI a
Mr D. B. McKee of the Clarkton
section was a Lumberton visitor Sat
urday. , , ; ;
Dr. Peacock decided that confine
ment in the place reserved for the
criminal insane, although allowed to
spend his time reading at ease, was
not a suitable position for a "gentle,
man" of his attainments, and evident,
ly friends on the -outside decided the
same thing, so somebody slipped him
a saw' and he sawed his way out. It
looks like the doctor must have bad
active friends on the outside and eye
winking friends on the inside. He
does not seem to have had any great
difficulty in getting out and in get
ting away after he got out. And now
that he is out no doubt the doctor
will prove sane enough to avoid capture.
Card of Thanks
To the Editor of The Robesonian.
Kindly permit us to express throueh
the columns of your paper our sincere
appreciation of the many kindnesses
shown us during the illness, death
and funerel of our beloved husband
and father. The many expressions of
sympathy and gentley words of com
fort extended to us did much to
brighten the dark hours and lighten
our gloom.
We would" also express oun appre
ciation of the abundant and beautiful
floral offerings, emblems of God's
love ;but best of all, we are so thank
ful for the . many assurances from
those who knew his life, of that sweet
Hope of the Christian, in that bright
and Better World beyond. We offer
our heartfelt thanks to all those who
have leen so kind to us.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. M. Q. McKEXZIE AND
FAMILY.
Lumberton, Sept. 1, 1922.
ight, Beauti-
of Ours
Nothing in All Thib
ful arid Alluring New
is more fascinating td Wilmington's gentlewomen than the
New Millinery Salon
DRESSES
$15oo
-0
to
ten
$45
.00
A show place of charm for Millinery Creations of the lat
est Fall tune individuality and distmctivehesfb
Greater Varieties
Than Ever
There's more space than ever in
which to give showings.
Still More Inviting ;
Prige Range
Broader stocks' mean still wider
price- scope.
All (hat's Authorita
tive ds Here
NOTICE
Thirty-two pardons, 221 paroles! v"eT a.n(l y virtue of the power of sale
and 18 commutations IS Governor jl to the undersigned. Alfred Turner, dated
Morrison's record for twentv month November. 1st. 1919, and duly recorded In
v j a . . . Book or Mortgage Deeds No. 45 at page 560.
months Governor Craig granted more
than twice as many straight pardons
as Governor's Morrison's pardons and
paroles combined amount to, and
Kitchin granted about one-fourth
more pardons than Morrison's com
bined total so far. Paroles were not
so much used prior to Governor Bick
ett's administration. It is a refuge
from straight pardon that combines
mercy with discretion, and Governor
Morrison is using it freely.
is
sven
u,a ouiiiiuiairaiion. in lony eigni m me office of the Register of Deeda of
I Koson County, default having been made
in the payment thereof, the undersiened. Al
fred Turner will on Monday October, 2nd,
1922. at 12, o'clock noon, at the Court House
door in Lumberton, N. C. offer for sale d
sell to the highest bidder, for cash to satisfy
said mortgage, the following described tract
of land, to-wit:
Situate in Back Swamp Township Robeson
County, on the West aide of the Fairmont and
Lumberton Public Road, the said road being
one of the boundary lines, the same being
the one-seventh interest in and to the estate
lands V Dennis Powell, deceased, allotted to
Jerry M. Powell In the division of the said
estate, and recorded in Book of Orders , and
decrees in the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Robeson County, the same
adjoining the lands of Willi,. Powell, Elery
Powell and the Public Road above mentioned,
containing 10 acres.
This Sept. 1st, 1922. '-i
ALFRED TURNER, ,
9-4-4 Men. - Mortgagee
The Lumber Bridge Poultry asso
ciation gave the local curb market aj
roost decided boost Saturday, as The
Robesonian predicted .it'would. Never.
before in one day were so many eggs
offered for sale on this market, and
they and the poultry offered were of
the finest kind. The Lumber Bridge
Poultry association certainly demon
strated its ability to deliver goods of
the best quality in astonishing quanti-
Instantariebus Hot
Water at The ?
Turn of The r
Faucet. ; J
No Boiler, no pipes, no smoke, no dirt
absolutely marantcxri ta fnrnieh an
voiion seems to be more dif f erent ? ! noun not water at the minimum
kinds of a fool than it was back in thei'08
Jay when Henry VI. Grady said it
was a d fooL. Now when it ought
to go up in price it goes down. May
be in addition to being a fool 1t has
turned out to be a rascaL
Nw9 i - FaR Fairest
s. ' Models
As : lillinery styles X authorities
i -u'ie assured correctness.
Hats Made to Order for
1 AU Ocfcaisibn8 r :
Croni the foremost
style creators
JOHNSbN; FISK,
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Congratulations to Mazton on win
oing the Interstate league champion,
ehip. , It waa a.-hard-fought contest
nd an earned victory. In the final
contest Mazton was up against a
atrong team, which makes the victory
all the more valuable.
Dr. Frank Crane Ja- aa editorial in
Current Opinion aays that since every
strike is bound -to be settled sooner
. . kter, the only sensible course is
to settle them before they begin.
Which covers the entire subject.
t: ; . , . :
Misses Ida Belle Barnes and Myrtle
Hardin went today to - Wilmington,
where they wCl spend a week visiting
xelatives and friends.
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Millinery
Manufactured and Guaranteed by-e-THE
BRIDGEPORT ELEC WATER
HEATER COMPANY, h :
Bridgeport, Conn. U. S. A. f
Sold by
City Electric Sapply Co. ;
. (Not Incorporated)
Residential Commercial Industrial
Lighting
including some of the most
Untrmrriedj
Shafg
,;crpiTscnt:;;
and. : ihvnhiihgs': of 7 rare
cy culled trom the cen-
teri of aclmowlecJized mod- '
winesiav
Mi'-"
Creations in frocks that will delight
you. The styles are distinctly "differ.
.enC The materials are of the most
'beauUfol quality, including the favor
ed canton erepe, crepe Romain, crepe
de chine, saUas and georgette ; The Z
colors are h tmdTmi
mfmt: fftifUmg hues: Barbeny, saaiC x
na, .caaaa. with black iwffl-tM-- .
Matenab and modes'of extordih cfM,
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