4A lilt intnmnhil "Tlrn Eaten ! '
William Hall writes, "Ratr got in
my garage and ate holes tight through
a new $30.00 tire. They love' ' rubber.
I put Royal Guaranteed JRat Paste in
the garage and have , never seen a
rat since. Wonderful stuff." Protect
your tires against rats! Get a 25c or
50c tube TODAY, Sold and guaran
teed by Grantha& Brof.iAdvJ
WHEN THE FIRST TRAIN CAME
tag
Our store will be closed all day Saturday,
November 11th, " "
Arrciistice Day
Let the "boys" celebrate, and do your shop
ping before Saturday.
A. Weiristein'o Dept. Store ;
LUMBERTON, N.C.v
How Lumberton; Met ; First Train
'Over Carolina Central Hack in the
60's Barbecue and Dance. -
Store Will Be Closed
i
: ,&imMce -Day. .
Our store, and we understand all others, will
be closed on Saturday the 11th,' in memory
and celebration of signing the articles of peace
which declared the World War at an end and
let pur boys who had risked their lives for the
home and the homeland turn their faces from
shot and shell and look across the Sea to loved
Let everybody do their Saturday's trading
on FRIDAY. : Don't wait until Saturday and
be disappointed.7 We are going to keep , our
store open until ten o'clock Friday Night Our
truck will be at your service and deliveries
will be made as in the day. Don't Forget. :
We appreciate your business and desire do
ing all we can for your convenience.
rrank dough Grocery 40
. A reader sent Mrs. J. P. Caldwell
a bunch of old papers dating back
to the 60's .found in an old house at
Derita and Mrs. Caldwell culled In
teresting items from them for heri
"One Minute Interviews" page : in
last ; Sunday's L Charlotte r Observer.
Among the Items was one telling how
the first train over the Carolina Cen
tral was greeted at Lumberton: v
ii "Preparing tos Meet -, the Train :
Great preparations are being, made
to celebrate the arrival of the -train
on the ' Wilmington, Charlotte and
i Rutherford railroad, - at Lumberton,
Robeson county A meeting of the
citizens 'of the place - was held.; yes
terday, the first day .of' September,
R. E. Troy, chairman, and' W. . S.
Normeut, '-secretary CoLN, ' A. ; Mc
Lean1 explained the -object i; of ;J the
meeting,' which .was to make ' ar
rangements to give their friends a
barbecue on the arrival of the cars
at Lumberton." - - '
Tne vol. McLean referred to was
the father of the late Col. McLean. It
is 'recalled - by some ; Lumberton citl-'
zens that. ' big dance was given at
the court house, that night the dance
being led by Mr. W. S. Norment and
the late Mrs. Fannie Peterson. -
,Wittenberg,-4ohnlF. u Jack" Ken
nedy, 52 years old. a notorious robber
of western Missouri, and Harvey Lo
gan, a companion, were ' killed early
Nov, 3 by railroad t detectives and
postoffice inspectors after the men
had robbed a passenger train of the
Str Louis, San Francisco railway
near here. ' - ' -
rime to wean nga. -'
Pigs should not be wenned until
they are at least eight weeks old, and
If the flow Is not to have a second lit
ter, or If there In time enough in case
she lsy It 1 Is" better ; to . W ... the pfgs
suckle . until - they are . from ten to
twelve weeks old. - t : ,
NOTICE OF 8ALK
Under and by virtu, at an ardor nf tk
Superior Court of Robeson County, nwd. In
th .peeial proceeding entitled Mary White
n bi v. ueuoea w titte, et Jtl, tb. hum being
No. 1118 upon the special proceed in docket
of said court, the undersigned commissioner
will, on Friday the 1st. day of December, 122,
at 12 o'clock M. at the Murt-bouse door in
Lumberton, Jorth Carolina, offer for sal to
the highest bidder for eash that certain tract
of land lying and being in St. Paul Town
ship, Bobeson County. North Carolina, ad
joining the lands of. Dousrald Baxler; C. H
Johnson, W. N. Smith. D. C McMillan anJ
others, bounded and described as follows, to
wtts ' .
Beginning at a stake by a pin near Doug
aid Baxter's fence, tb. beginning corner of a
140 acre- tract, conveyed by E. D. Johnson
to W.. N. Smith, and run North- 12 East
24.55 chains to Glover's (now Johnson's line),
thence North 72 East 25 chains to stake
the other corner of said 140 aera tract above
referred to- thence as th lino of amid. 140
acr. tract Booth 17 East 25.90 chains to a
stake in said line; thence South 85- West IS
chains to a .tak. fo another line of said 140
aero tract; thence with said lino of said 140
acr. tract North 1.90 chains to a stake soar
the old field, the other corner of . said 140
acre tract ; thence as another line of said 140
aero tract North 78 West 0.80 chains to the
beginning, containing 100 acres, more or leas
and being a part of 140 aero tract conveyed
by D. Johnson to W. N. Smith as herein
before mentioned. See deed recorded in Book
4-J. page 840, in offie. of Eegister of Deed,
of Robeson County,
Tbk 8 1st day of October ,1922. "
. lJO&N S. BUTLEB and W. S. BRIT.
Brltt, " Commissioner.
11-0-4 Mon.
i i i hi i in i
B SI I ...V
A- SCHOOLBOY -whose awakened conscience and
, . -interest - ta the' world . as it is, mixed' hb arith-
nitic and geographic knowledge-into & kDg list of
,; interrogations that perplexed, hmv vy' s
i i "'What are we gomg to do for shing.es nd fecartij
iwhen the trees are all cat down ?".-, ; i f v
' i "What are we going to do. when the -coal is all
. v Irarned 'up?' -r-- ?- .
Where are they going to go wTidn the land is j&
owned and used r -;. - -' : : "t , : . , ; - i v , - - -
' tt 18 ?.wi,se boy that puis such "ucs?:o;.S ':hiiWf,
ile i thinking in terms of oB(tervatk.-. ' 'i hct vog
; chrp is going to be a ustt'ol ritjien, c is not gw
. to be a waiter. He j to help .o.ve ojr ccascrviiioa
problems,;;' ..- ;
Thank goodness,' the wort J is full of just stich boys
who do not wishto lue a Nero life, to -speed Avfut
there is now and let those who follow -suffer tV
JJeJuge. buch boys are going to saver the needs of
lite Jrom devastation, and long before a need is ex-'
iMMted they; will find its subslitate. - : -.
V e ihatened oar roofs with straw before the shin
Clef rne. Leca-jse we have the shines v. now
burn the straw. Vheii the trees are all gone we vUI
make a better shingle from the straw. - -
, Geologists tell ts that there is coal cnoWv to ht
torougb several Centura nf ti
' -W:th 'rtat conrs that gather pf.nv u
w in one 5rronff "y of heat. : -, v
- 'tc wop ii pcssmie net
: About Future
ese
hc;.proress fwill cheapen. ItluWe have found th
wave carries tne sound- fhysirists tell that
S3nie wave will carry heat - (
Longefore the coal is gone we will cease to mine
it A heiiper and better process of heating our fur 4
race wtll corae direct to us from the sun whose
fanis re, above iu molten mass surface to the
height cf'the circumferenr- rtf hU Aorth Tt. -i J
- - - - - .- -w. viuui. nun viv,
ttli hrs been --burning a long time, and -mathematics
. UJa;5 , "cuiate tne enaursnce of
i 'Andwhat will :we ;.do" .whw' t; 'land U all owned
and used? Loot upon so rich a state am Olrlalinm..
Unly one-thirteenth of its tillable land U now nndef 1
.owf ,incre isionda, a tangled rossi of Tttw
dure. A peninsula wanned by the sun And cooled by
tne seas, moist and temoerate where evervthino- wnfl4
crow. ; Vet only one-third of its tillable land is no.
"? ? wty-wren per cent of its acres hare 1
.-i 3 .vxi me narrow, it Will take several centuries
before even our good country will be crowded.
? As our great interior desert has been brought to
Woorn, -so; wnl the mammoth isle of Australia flower.
Africa will be gardened. The lowlands of the Ama
zon and the highlands of Himalayas will be farmed.
j , ai we close in, we will learn how to grow more
This is a rooJ n14 wnrM.w- xT
!?T? V,,r I"19 ap,pear- 11 mett thet because we
inauTrfntfe !
fro k... ,mi w.10 s-.eat
i-wic ii. -iia onjy impracubilitv I innfurt ItT f"wu wun m i
; ;. .. ! j ii Y
This' new
sugar-coated
gum delights
young and bid
It Smelts in your
mouth" and the gum in the
center . remr.lnrt to aid digestion,
brighten teeth and soothe mouth
iuid throat
There ere the other IVHIG LEY
friends to chooco from, too:
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PR0?iiSSI0;iAL CARDS
E. J. Brltt ; Luther J. Brit
E. J. & L. J. BRITT
.ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Offices 1, 2, and 3, Freeman Building,
Lumberton, North Carolina. Prac
tice in both State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given all business.
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l! ,tlllf.l'n..iiwiiJOliTw
She la. old Mortcybac?'
dauohter " ,
And they tell me'she'a a
stepper." . ? , , -
ctep.
high
MErpINC VITH PATtHrS
Has" he tueceeded in patch.nfl .
lip his .troubles?"
- M ur.dsrstand he has mended hie
weys." , - ' .
4 im
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EXPOSURES NOTED
Mrs. Beastly: Ad our, house
tso haa several aleeplnfl-poreh e)'
poflures. " -
Nolflhbori v. Yea, we've notlceo"
them In the morning, yeu knevi.
QUESTIONS
nd .E2!e Answer
If Pmrtrts wTO eiwonse tifldr ta fcxA np
the but Answers. K Ml
aanewws hsrwase to to ia a.nc ri
How did Jesus end hla great "Ser
mon on the' Mount"? Matt 7r 24-
666
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Prompt attention given to all bud.
teas, - -
, DAVID IL FULLEU
- Attorney at Law .
Second floor cotton mill office train
ing, otnees formerly occupied tj -
- Dr. Baker. --
c a. u::zitu it, r. p. hackstt. j
-' ..K.S.J.V'!-. '. V A. 1. .
. . Attorneys-AViaw. '
Vocdbcrry Lcnncn
, : ATTORNEY AT LAW ; ;
'- . Lumberton, N. C . ;
' Of fleet over First National Bank. .
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JUlUUiJ J.UUUIiUUf
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Offices Over Efirda Dept. Store.
v Join G. Procter .
ATTORNEY AT LAW . '
Office next to Lumberton Motor Car
Co in Building formerly occupied by
si-Judge T. A. UcNeiU..
1. W. McLean . : Dickson IlcLtai
L. B. Varser H. E. ft?7
A C7A07. h
Attorneyt At Law.
LTJMBrSTON, : , North CarcSat
V. B. -JVEY
Attorney and Counselor at Law
V Offlce on Second Tloor Freeman '
- Building, West Fifth
V street . . . .
' i Lumberton, N. C
Stephen Mclntyrt E. C lawresee
James D. Proctor Robt A. I-'cIztyre
tlcETTYiri; LA7SLi;C3 &
' FSOCTOIl, -Attorneyt
"1 Connsellort at Law ' '
. LUlilIiTON. N. C. .
Practice in State and Federal Courta,
Prompt attention given to all buseaa,
Thomat 1. Johnson- E. If. Jctztoa
- jos::cc:i & jomon
- Attorney 1 Counaallori at Law
LUMBHRTON, N. C. ,
Practice in Ctata a "4 Fei-U Cczxti
Notary Public in OJce. CJLzti cvaf
; First National Bank. '
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