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TIIE LUIIBdT07f 1702111 GAR0LE7A, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1922
- SlOBTGAGErS SAXI " r-NOTICI Of LAND SALE.
Under and by virtue of the power of uh Under arid by virtu of th power end aa
eeatarnsd in that certain mortgage deed from thorlty eonUined in a certain Judgment of
J H. W. 8mlth end Josephine Smith his the Superior Court of Bobeaon County, enter
wife, to Mrs. Mary B Raybon, Guardian, re- ed in cause therein pending, entitled, "U H.
canted m Book 41 at pace , Bobeaoa Ooun- Caldwell vs. A. C. Blount," the undersigned
ty Karbtry, default having been aiada to the commissioner will, on Monday, the 18th day
payment of the note thereby secured, the an- of September. 122, at IS o'clock, noon, in
deraigned mortgagee will offer for aale at front of the Court Houae Door, in the town
tmblie auction for cash at the eourthouae of Lumberton. offer for aale at publie e no
des m Lamberton, N. C, at It o'clock noon tion to the highest bidder for eash, the foi
aw September lth, 1921. to the highest bid- lowing described real estate, to-wttt '
war. the following- deaeribed land: 1 , On the West aide of Thick Branch begin-
Firat Tract: la St Paula Townahtp adjoin- nine at a atake in the run of Thick Branch
Ins the lands ef McMillan heir Win. H. in the Meadow Road and rune south tl west
ReeJer and other, on and in the head of Less II chains to a atake in Chris Mercer line;
Branch. Beginning at a atake on the East thence south 7 east 12.18 chain to a stake
aide of an old road In McMillan's line and hi aaid line; thence south 43 cast e.S to a
rma a that line due South 11 chains to a stake; thence south 73 east 6.6 to a stake;
tak in a pond: thence 8outh 64 West tAQ threes south 15 west 16 to a stake in a pond;
heme to a stake near a pine; thence North thence south 72 east 18 J chains to a stake;
M West tl 68 chains to a stake on the South thence south t 1-2 20.98 chains to a stake in
aid of Lees Branch; thence due north 8 the Leggett line; thence with that line north
chains to a tak in the head of Lees Branch, 74 wnt 17.6 chain to a stake by a dead pine;
tha corner of the dividing line between J. H.! thenee north 18 west 18.6 chain to a light
W. Smith and Wnu N. Smith; thence a that WOcd stump; thenee north 85 west 18.35 chain
line due east about 40 chain to the begin to a stake; there south 72 west 9.4 chain
niac. containing 70 acres, more or less. Being to m ttak; thence north 58 west 6.8S chain
lends conveyed to said . rl . amren to a stake; thence north 1 west jo cnains
WEEKLY CROP NOTES
by J. H. Smith and wtfe by deed dated Miy
J6U. 1884 and recorded tn Register's Office
erf Robeson County in Book 3 "F" at peg
414. . ' " 4- V- -, , -
Seem d Tract 1 Adjoining the above twet
a the South side of the Stater's B"J
Branch. Beginning at a stake in McMillan
line and J. H. W. Smith' corner and tun
an McMillan' line due North 10.60 chains to
maple and pine in tne ease " "
thenee South 60 West 21 chains to a stake in
J. H W. Smith's line: thence with that line
s. is ehaina to the beginning, contain-
teg nine and four-tenth (9.4) aere more or
leas Being the same land conveyed to said
J. H. W. Smith by Wm. N. Smith and wtfe
by deed dated March 8 lit. 1890 and recorded
to said Register' Office in Book 4 "C" at
page 430, etc
Dated this 19th day of August 1922
MARY E. RAYBON.
ltltarT. Lawrence Proctor. Mortgagee.
AttoMiava for mortgagee. 8-24-4 Thurs.
rnuuraainvrPH SALS OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain foreclosure judgment
entered in th. eause entitled A. K. huiiock,
Beeeiver of the Peoples Bank and Trust Com.
any. vs. B B. Thompson, et 1., the under
toed commiaaioner will, on Monday .Sep.
teamher 25th, 1922. at 12 o'clock noon, at th
art heose door at Lumberton. North Caro
kma. offer for. sale and eU to the highest
adder for cash, the following described land,
to-wit
la Fairmont Township, Bobeaoa 'Conner,
and State of North Carolina, situated in th
Town of Fairmont on the north side of Cot
tage Street, bounded on th, north by land
of G. B. Thompson red A. M. Mitchell, on
the east by Mrs. MoUle Lewi on the south
ky Cottage Street and on the west by Mrs.
Alice Thompson's lot on which she now re
sides The lot herein described is n vacant
lot and part of th one and onehalf acre lot
est which the parties of the firt part now
reside, and ia intended to be onehalf of the
1 1-2 aere lot, or three fourths of an acre.
Tne land above described 1 a part of the land
Inherited by Mr. Alice Thompson from th
Hated this tne sis oey 01
DICKSON McLSAN,
8X4-4 Thurs. Commissioner.
NOTICE OF LAND 8 ALB."
Under and by virtue of the power and au
thority contained in a certain judgment of
the Superior Court of Robeson County, en
tered in a cause therein pending, entitled L.
H. Caldwell, et ai, v. Sandy Allen and wife.
Joaie Allen", the undersigned commissioner
win. on Monday, the 18th day of September,
1922. at 12 o'clock, noon, in front of the
Court Hons door, in the town of Lumberton.
offer for sale at publie auction, to the highest
bidder tor cash, th following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in Lumberton township,
Robeson county, bounded and described as
follows : A certain tract or parcel of land in
Lamberton Township, Bobeaon County, and
State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of Lon Allen and others, bounded and de
aeribed as follow, to-wit: Beginning at a
atake on th edge of the stage road, the ear
ner of lot Number 2, and run with that line
south 28 east about 10 chains to a stake in Lon
Allen's line- thence with h!i line north 2 west
bout lt-2 'ehaina to the stage road; thence
with the road to" the beginning, containing
two and one-fourth acres, more or les ;
All of which appear from the registration
of said mortgage deed in the office of th
Begarter of Deed of said Robeson County,
aaid state, in book of mortgage No. 24. page
S10, and the plaintiff's hereby refer to and
make the registration thereof n part of thU
description.
.Dated this 17th day of August, 1922.
DICKSON McLEAN, Commissioner.
S-214 mofc.
ta a. stake at the Meadow Road f thence north
82 east 10 chains to a stak; thenee north 27
west 10.47 chain to a stake, thenc, north
84 west about 8 1-2 chain to a atake; thenee
north 19 east 5 chains to a stake at the run
of Thick Branch In J. B. Smith's line; thence
up various courses of said Branch to the be
ginning." 168 acres, excepting however.' there
from about 40 acre sola to 4. TT. oannr oy
Q T. Williams and A. E. White on the west
side of the Meadow Bead. The part of land
to be' conveyed by this deed is a western part
of tract of land conveyed by L. H. -TWnssnd
and wife, Arka Towncend, to A. C Blount
and J. C. Blount and registered in Book 4-Y.
page 488, December 16th 1808 ; also 2 1-2
acres sold to 8andy McNeill by A. C. Blount
and wifeSabrina Blount which b not in.
tended to be conveyed in this deed, and more
particularly described by deed from Sabrina
Blount to A. C. Blount recorded in Register
office Book 6-A. page 672, excepting however,
three acre sold to Tho. McK. Klnlaw. It
b Intended by the operation of this convey
ance to convey only the western half of the
property above described now owned by th
party of the first part.
Dated this the 17th, day of August 1922.
. DICKSON McLEAN, Commissioner.
8-2I.4Mon. : j
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
- Harinc Qualified a executor of tho last
will and testament of Paisley ' McMillan.
ceased thb ta to notify all persons having
elaims aaminst said estate to present them to
the undersigned executor, at Sad Spruce.
C, properly verified, or to E. J. Britt A
L. J. Britt, attorneys at Lumberton, N. C, en
or before th 15, day of Aug. 1923. or thb
notice will be nlead in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate pryment.
This tne 10 dsv of Aug. 1BZZ.
MRS. HATTIE McMILLAN,
Exrx.. Harvey McMillan, Ex.
E. J. A L. J. Britt, Attorneys.
8-10-6 Thurs.
NOTICE
North Carolina.
Robeson County. In the Superior Court.
Asa Dunham vs. Charity Dunham.
The defendant above named will take no
tice, that an action entitled a above haa been
commenced in the Superior Court of Robeson
County to obtain an absolute divorce upon
the grounds of adultery and also for separa
tion for five years, and the said defendant
will further take notlc that she b required to
appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court
of aaid County on the 11th day of September.
1922, at hi office in the court houae at Lum
berton, N. C. and answer or demur to the
complaint In said action or th plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
Thb 11th day of Aug. 1922.
C. B. SKIPPER,
Clerk of the Superior Court
Britt A Britt Attys.
for Ptaintlff. 8-14-4 Mon.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
' Under and by virtue of the power of aale- j
aniauied in tost certain aeea 01 irusi. ivui"
Junes H. Graham and others, to Robert C.
Lawrence, Trust, for the Bank of Fairmont,
recorded in Book 47 at page 275. Robeson
County Beg) . S. default having been made
in the paymc:.; of the note thereby secured,
the undersigned Trustee will offer for ale at
public auction for cash to the highest bidder
-at the court house door in Lumberton, N. C,
t 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday September 19th,
1S22. the following Uexcribed real e3tate:
t? Tract: I" Orrum township, beginning
at a red oak now a stko, and running near
Joseph Hedffpkh's brs to a black jack, thence
wilh his -line to s hickory near or by the
head rf a small branch, thenee direct to n
hrse abort strewed pine on the bank of the
ditch near the mouth of said branch, thence
dswn the ditch to the second lower ditch,
thenee with that ditch to Little Indian Swamp
to a pine near th, run of the swamp, thence
a the swamp to two white bays in the run of
the swamp, thence to the . beginning, near
Oaham's fence containing fifty acres, more or
less, and being the same lands conveyed by
J P. Barnes and wtfe to Lueinda Cains by
deed roistered in Book 2"X" at page 487. by
Locfnda Cams and husband to J- H. Craham
and others by deed registered in Book A
t page 97. and by C. W. Graham to Jam.
H. Graham by deed registered in Book 8 A
at page 243 and byO. P. Graham to James
H Graham by deed registered in Book I A
t page 244, to which deeds reference b mad
for a full description of said hinds. .
-,,a Tract: Adjoining the first tract, ne
tiTimg at a hickory. John Cains' former eor-
- 1 Kn of 70 acre survey and
ruia North B8,4 East 12.19 chains to a stake
by a tere short strawed Pn .a,icfl
tler.ee ateg said ditch South 17'i East 6.50
e.r-.n to another ditch, thenee along said
ditch and beyond North 72 East 16,69 chain,
to short straned pme in Litt.e Indian
S-rm?. thenee down said wamp to William
line, thence as hb line two chain, to
2 vert earner, a stake by a hickory in the lm.
r the 70 acre survey, thence along tvey
line ta the run of Little Indian Swamp, thenee
tap the run of said Swamp to a cypress atump.
mnd thenee along the original line to th. be-sjis-toj.
tontainlng thirty five acres, more
sir less end being same fcr.ds conveyed to
Janes M. CTshem ly R. P B-raes and wife
br deed dated October ICth. 1803 and .regis,
tared tn Beck 8 "K" at page 2'-. to ykh
deed relesenee b made f jt a full description
eat fho aaid lands. " -
Thb sale wiU be made -sabjert to a prior
mortgage from J. H. Graham end other to
-Prudential Life Insurance Ctpany record-
1 i ta Book 45 at page 888 for 88.000.00. dated
November 10th, 1918 and due November 10th.
"1924 -
Dated thb August 17th. ' ;
snRTRT c. LAWRENCE. Trust.
84L4
MOBTAGEE'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of the Power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage deed from
W. N. and Charity Speight to K. M. Bigg,
recorded in Book 48 at page 158, Robeson
County Registry, default having been made
in the payment of the note thereby secured,
the undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest o' th court
house door in Lumberton, at 12 o'clock noon
on September 18th, the following described
land. ;
In Wisharta "Township. Bounded on the
South by the Seaboard Air Lin, Railroad, on
the East by Taft Speight' line, on the North
by Burt Taylor' line, and on the West by the
Butters Lumber Company, and containing six
6)!ere. and b th, same tract of land which
N. W. heired from Jarvb Speight
Dated thb August 15th, 1922.
K. M. BIGCS. Mortrgee.
Melntyre, Lawrenc & Froctor,
Attorneys for MortEe. 8-7-4 mon
NOTIC.? OP SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Caroline.
Rofc-son County.
Zeok Smith, vs. Henrietta Smith.
To Henrietta Smith:
You are hereby notified that - a action hat
been Instituted in the Superior Court of
Robeion County entitled Zeak Smith v.
Henrietta Smith, for the purpose of securing
an absolute divorce.
You are further notified to be and appear
before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court of Robeson County on Wednesday, th
20th day of September. 1922, and answer or
demur to th complaint which will be filed
in the office of the undersigned Clerk, and
you are further notified that if you fail to
appear and answer or demur to th complaint;
that th, plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
Thb the 19th day of August. 1922.
C. B. SKIPPER.
Clerk of th Superior Court of Bobeaon
County. 8-24-4 Thurs.
Johnson A Johnson. Attys,
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain deed of trust from
J. A. Atkinson to Stephen Melntyre, Trustee
for Jetter D. Lewis and J. M. Lewis, record
ed in Book 45 at page 478, Robeson County
Registry, (default having been mode in the
payment of the note thereby secured), th
undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction for cash to the highest bidder
at the court house door In Lumberton, N. C,
at 12. o'clock noon, on Monday September
25th. 1922. the following described land.
Farm Number 2, containing 58.72 acres;
farm Number 8, containing 44.68 acre and
f?rm Number 4 containing 68.90 acres, the
ame adjoining and forming one body of land,
all of which will appear from said map or
plat. The said lands lying on Ashriole Swamp
and adjoining land of W. W. Carlyle, Ox-
endine end other. Being rame lands thb day
conveyed to J. A. Atkinson by Jetter D. Lewis
and J. M. Lewb and their wives. See Book
5 "N" page 822 and "J" page 267 for fur
ther reference. - .'"
Dated thb 21st day of August. 1922.
STEPHEN McINTYRE,
Melntyre. Lawrence A Proctor, Trustee.
Attorneys for trustoa. s 8-24-4 Thurs.
Raleigh, Aug. 80 The weather is
generally fair over the state, being
good for harvesting hay and fodder,
as well as favorable for the growth
of late crops. It seems to be a little
too fair in eome sections of . the
northern part of the state where it
is reported to be too dry for plowing.
Continued ra?n are reported in the
eastern pau rt tfca s:ate, especially
in the nortlm&t. The vcather, ir.
the Piedmont' ia fair with' favorable
showers. - ',-
; : . - Wheat : V,'?V i
Some threshing is still being 'done
in the northern and western parts of
the state Where the yield is only fair.
being as low as 60 per cent in most
localities. The taming of land for
winter wheat is about half completed
in the northern courties. -while in
dther parts of the state it is more
advanced. Progress . along this line
has been , hindered somewhat in the
northern counties on account of the
dry weather. ,
Corn
-. Corn is maturing nicely during .the
generally favorable weather. Some
fodder is being pulled. Lowland com
is poor where many stalks are blank
and will make only fodder, '. .
Cotton :" .;-;...: 1
The central Piedmont' area is gen
erally good excepting a few : South
Carolina border counties where - the
boll weevil is doing considerable dam
age. The eastern counties are gener
ally too wet. Here' there' is much
shedding with damages from boll
weevil in the southeast. The crop, is
better than expected, but the August
(late crop) is very poor, (bolls not
forming due to climatic conditions).
The damage by hall has not been gen
NEW ROAD WORK LET TO
CONTRACT AT K73U04.
200 Miles of Roads and Several Large
Buildings Total for First 8 Months
of Year 1,114 Miles.
- Low bids submitted by 216 con
tractors at Wednesday road letting
lor building ZOO miles of road and
several ; . large : bridges announced
Thursday by the Stae H'shway Com
a es:-57i firr.ie-1 an aggregate tota
au
this
il $4,751:r.O7.70 ; nd tire ,, total .
.hoi ize X expenditures for roads
year to approximately $23,090,000 for
1,114 miles of road let to contract
since the first of the year, stated the
Raleigh News and Observer.
Included in the total of 200 miles
of road are 125 miles ' of hard sur
faced road, the longest mileage of
pernipneiit -roads yet let to contract
at a single letting by the commission,
and bringing the total paviffg mileage
for the year to 565 milea, a record
that, is unequaled in the records of
road Duiidmg in America lor an eight
months period. .
No more big letUngs will be staged
by the commission for several months
to come. The coal for 1922, when it
was hoped .that .1,000 miles of ..road
would be let to contract during the
twelve months has already been
passed by 114 miles." v
Third District
Project 328, Columbus Chadbourn
to Whiteville, 7.03 miles hard sur
face: roadway to L. L. Tyndall for
$199,428.80: structures - to Dawkins
Construction Company, for $65,900,
Project 317, Brunswick Bridge
over Town Creek to Atlantic Bridge
Company, for $17,176.20.
Project 351. Let to Southern Wilhte
Company, for $181,824.
Project ' 380, Pender Castle Hay
eraL, There will be a very small per-'ne to Long Creek, 8.98 miles hard
centage of abandoned acreage.
. v. Hay and 'Grasses
Hay is generally good with the
harvest about completed. The weather
has been favorable for harvesting hay
in most sections, but in the east it
is too wet for curing. Some cow-pea
nay has been harvested. '
Tobacco
Most of. the Piedmont tobacco . is
good and , is bringing a good : price,
while in somesections of the east
it is poor in quality and light in
weight.
Track
This has been a poor year for this
crop. Only small quantities are mov
ing to market. Some sweet potatoes
are being marketed in the east and
are bringing a low price.
Pastures
Pastures are "holding their own''
in most sections good.
Livestock
Generally good on account of the
favorable pasture and grass year.
arm Labor -
About the same. Wages not suffi
cient to secure efficient services
Farm Activities
Progress is generally good for
August. Some fall crops are " bemtfl
planted. Farmers are taking more in
terest in cooperative marketing and
are using more improved methods of
farming.
Organizations
The cooperative marketing or
ganizations are very active getting
ready for the harvest and marketing
season.
FRANK PARKER,
Agricultural Statistician.
BALTIMORE NEWS ITEMS
wTrnrrnEH NOTICE
u Wwefcr riven that the andersiffned
jw n.iifUrf before the Clerk - of the
Ssnerier Court ef Bobesoa County as Execu
tor et the late W. F. MeAIlbter. - ,M .
mm eUine ayalnst the estate of aaid oe-
4tH the , andersirued.
-w - - mad verified, ea or before the
tth of Asnrost, 1828. etherwbe thb ao-
r.1 t.ij a mm at veeoeenr.
. - t--i-A the estate of tike
f T" - make bamedbU
- - MrTM?ALLI8TE
Eneetor ef W. F. MeAUister, deeeassd.
I Alliwaji tor the Exoeetor. 1444
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Baltimore, (Fairmont, R. 1), Aug.
30. Miss Rosa Lee Floyd gave a lit
tle party at her home Saturday night
in honor of her friends. Every one
reported a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. McPhail from
Augusta, Ga., visited Mr. McPhail's
sister, Mrs. D. L. Bullock, last week.
They drove through the country from
Augusta. .
Mr. Raymond Powell returned home
Monday from Spencer, where he held
a position in a machine shop.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Powell and
daughters, Misses Ruby and Alma,
and son, David, of Saddletree section,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Powell Sundav.
Mr. A. R. Bullock left Saturdav
night for Richmond, Asheville: and
other points. '
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Patrick of
Washington, D. C have been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Patrick's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bullock.
Mr. Patrick has returned ' to , Wash
ington, while Mrs. Patrick is spend
ing a few more days.
Messrs. Gay Bullock and Fred
Griffin spent Sunday at Lake Wac-
camaw.
Mr. Fulton Rogers of Columbia, S.
C, is visiting Messrs. Harvev and
Ray Griffin this week.
Best wishes to The Robesonian.
NOTICE , ... V
North Carolina, '
Robeson County. In the Superior Court.
Garfield Barfield vs. Bessie Barf le Id. - ,
The defendant above named will take notice,
that an action entitled a above haa been
commenced in th Superior Court of Robeaoa
County for the purpose of obtaining an abso
lute divorce on the r rounds of adultery on
the part, of the defendant,, and the said de
fendant will further take notice that she t
required to appear before the Clerk of the
Superior Court . of Bobeaoa County at hb
at firm hi -the court house at lamberton. N,
C. on th 8th day of October. 1922. and
answar or demur to the complaint in aaid
action, or the plaintiff-will apply to , .the
court for the relief demanded tn said
plaint. - - -' ' '
Thb 80th day of Au:. 1922.
C. B. SHIPPER,
Clerk of Superior Court,
Brftx sk BritL
Attys. for the Plaintiff. P841-4 Mon.
OLD NEWS PAPERS FOB SAO
AT THE ROBESONIAN OFFICE.
A GOOD WOMAN PASSES
Mrs. Rosa Paul Died Suddenly at
Supper Table.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Saddletree, (Lumberton, R.- 2),
Aug. 29. Our community was shock,
ed on yesterday evening about 8
o'clock when one of bur oldest and
much loved women, Mrs7 Rosa Paul,
fell -dead while at the. supper table.
Mrs.. Paul , waa in usual health one
hour before death claimed her. The
remains will be laid to rest in the
family burying ground near the home
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, v l x
Una community has lost a good
woman Mrs. Paul was a member at
Barkers Methodist church. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the family
and to the loved ones. ' Her children
are: Messrs. M. D., Henry," Bundy and
John Ira Paul, Misses Ella, -Annie
Dollie and Viola. These are all left
to mourn their great loss.
It is indeed hard to say good bye
to ope so dear but what rejoicing
there will be when we shall meet
with Jesus and our loved ones where
we shall never say that sad good bye.
surface: roadway to C W. Lacy, for
$147,466. ;, ; -; - ;, -sj-t '
THE LITERARY DIGEST POLL
' I By ' R.-.L. Davis V'l--
The questionnaire now being .sent
out by the Literary Digest asking for
a straw ballot on the matter of bonus
for the soldiers and the modification
of the Volstead act is : subject to
much just criticism. There , can be no
lawful modification of the Volstead
act in contravention of the United
States Constitution, and so to modi
fy the Volstead act as to allow the
sale of wine and beer would be to
nullify the eighteenth ' amendment.
-This is true because medical science
and the courts-of our land, for fifty
years past, have held that beer and
wine are intoxicating liquors and the
eighteenth amendment prohibits the
manufacture and : sale of "intoxicat
ing liquors" for beverage purposes.
Because of this fact, thousands of
people who favor the strict enforce
ment of the Volstead act and oppose
any nullifying modifications are pay
ing no attention to the ballots. But
the wets are turning theirs in and
therefore the Literary Digest results
are erroneous. However, there are
many people who will overlook the
fact that the results of the political
primaries, which are to be relied up
on, are proving that the great ma
jority of citizens are not only against
the beer and wine amendment but
are against Congressmen, United
States Senators, and Governors that
declare themselves in favor of it. It
would . be , fine, . however, if all . the
drys Who receive the Literary Digest
ballots would mark them and send
them in. We have just received in
formation that two and one-half mil.
lion ballots are now being distributed
among the women.
CARDUI HELPED
REGAIN STRENGTH
Alabama Lady Was Side For Titrei
Yean, Sniferinj Pain, NerroBj
a4 DepressedReal Her
Own Story of Recorerj
Paint Rock, Ala.Mrs. 0, M, StegaH,
of Bear here, recently: related tho fol
lowing Interesting account of h:r re
covery: "I was la a weakened con
dition. I was sick three years in bed,
suffering a great deal of pain,' weak,
nervous, depressed. X was so weak,
I couldn't walk across the floor; just
bad to lay and zny little ones do the
work. I was almost dead. I tried
every thing I heard or, and a number of
doctors. Still I didn't get any relief.
I couldn't eat, and slept poorly. I
believe if I hadn't heard of and taken
Cardul I would have died. I bought
six bottles, after a neighbor told me
what It did for her.
- "I began to eat and sleep, began to
gain my strength, and am now well
and strong, I haven't had any trou
ble sines . . . I sura can tsstify to the
good that Cardul did me. I dont
think' thero Is a better tonlo mads
and X ballero it aavad my life."
' For crer.48 yaars, thousands of wo
men aara . used Cardul sriccsssrolly,
In tha treatment of many. , womanly
aQmants. --.
lit yon suffer as these women dldt
tako CarduL It mar. Help you, too.
At aQ dnxebta. Si
Before Baby: Comes
THERE are thousands ot expectant mothers i who undergo
much nseless suffering for months before, as well as at the
moment when delivery occurs. These months of suffering, with
nerves and vital organs weakened, leave .their effect upon the
child. An eminent physician found the way to stop much of this
unnecessary suffering the same easy way which thousands of
mothers have used for three generations, 7"
- Vr. Walter & Hadley. Bridgeport. Ini, aayst Beforo mr BtUo W
came I wa so paralysed in my Up and Umba I could hardly walk, and eome
day after little extra exertion I couldn't walk r step. I felt it eominc
on this time; in fact, I eould hardly set np when I sat down, but now. after
uilns on bottle of Mother" Friend. I am so much better. Z fed that I
, almost owe my life to Mother' Friend.' ' . . . ev;- ;:.r,-;;-
"Mother's Friend" la applied externally to the abdomen, bade and hip. It
penetrate remarkably, permitting tha easier relaxation and distension of
muscles, nerves, tissue and ligament, smd their constant oasier readjustment
during expectancy and at child-birth. Hare no more fear or dread, mother I
Start using "Mother's , Friend" bow tha sooner the better. ,
'Mr.' C J. Eartman,' Scran ton. Pa says : 'With ray ink two children I
had a doctor and a nun, and then they had to e instruments, but with
my last two children I used Mother's Friend and had only nonet we had no
time to get m doctor.' because I wasn't very elek only about tea or aftosn
Hlmiteii .; t -1 $ i-Mw - y's;-. j) :
rUother Friend'1' eontatn no naroatie or harmful drag. It I safe. For
tbrae generations "Mother' Friand" ha relieved expectant mothers of much
Useless suffering. Mother I you must avoid mere greases and aseJaea substitutes-
Begin twins- "Mother's Friend today. .It is fold at drug stores
tail wltara, ... . . . ' '
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