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Financial Aid For
Farmers Planned
PIm Is t Make Intended Relief
Available to Small Farmers as Well
as to Urge Cattle Raisers and
Grain Growers. . . . ,
.Washington, Nov. 30. (Associated
Press.) The new administration pro
mn immediate financial reliel
. a farmer .was formulated and
practically perfected today at a con
front' between President Harding,
n Secretary -Wallace and 15 Republican
Senators headed by Senator Watson
of Indiana. It will be put before Con-
m nnct andMeased with the
of tha Administration.
Broadly, the plan brings together in
m tmintnfntinn measure the SP
msnm) nartion of Tarious relief
measures already pending In Congress
: and contains also provisions to make
ia intended relief available to ' the
small farmers as well as to the large
'cattle raisers and grain growers. .
' The nlan nronoses : to utilize the
federal farm loan board as the agency
through which relief is to be given.
The details of the financing have heen
. practically worked out. .The general
purpose is larger and more liberal
' credits and cheaper interest rates. The
opinion of those participating in the
' conference was that while the war
finance corporation had been of great
. value in alleviating the distressed
, condition of agriculture, its loans, be
cause of certain limitations," did not
reach down to the average, small
farmer who raises a few cattle or has
email quantities of grain to market.
-By using the federal farm loan board
as the agency to carry out the plan of
financing, the new administration
plan proposes to make the govern
ment relief available directly to the
small farmers who need; it. '
The whole subject of farm relief
work was discussed exhaustively, but
the marketing problem was touched
upon only in a general way. Jhe
; general opinion at the conference was
that to extend the program now to
-include so complex and much con
troverted a subject " as co-operative
. marketing would only serve to delay
the immediate object of relief. The
President was told that the pressing
need was to provide at once, financial
aid to thousands of farmers who face
mortgage foreclosures because they
are unable to dispose of their cattle
. and crop without tremendous losses.
All the senators present gave their
t approval to the program and pledg
ed their support for its immediate
consideration in Congress.
The following statement on the
conference was. issued at the White
House tonight:
"The legislation though to be best
suited to the agricultural and live
stock emergency contemplates pro
, visions for:
"Increasing the maximum loan
limits of federal farm land banks
from 10 thousand dollars to 25 thou
sand'dollars. "Provision for the voluntary cre-
uuii oi iivesrocK and agricultural
credit associations primarily to deal
with loans on livestock.
"Amendment of the federal farm
loan act to provide for the rediscount
of agricultural production and market
ing paper. Also to add two members
to,e federal farm loan board.
The program contemplates cre
ating a division in the federalism
banks to deal specifically with pro-
duction and marketinsr redit thna
supplying a rceans of discount to the
"liner on longer time notes than are
eligible to
OlSCOUnt by the federal
reserve banks. Credits
- . Z.
to the
maximum period of three years are
to be provided where the turnover
covers that period.
j i"The c-Mference brought out a clear
determination, to develop a workable
plan of dealing with the relief of
farm eciits at the short session of
Cpngrefs, and will have the cordial
sanction of the majority in Congress
and the President."
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CONDITION ENGINEER RITNER
SHOT AT ELROD, IS IMPROVING
Relatives Declare That R." H. Pools
Did Not Fire the Shot Store Bur
glarized. , . K r
That every hour brings improved
chances of the recovery of H. G. Rit
ner, the Coast line engineer who was
shot while sitting in the cab of his
engine at Elrod Tuesday morning
November 21, was stated the other
night by Dr. J. F. Highsmith, head
surgeon of the Highsmith hospital' at
Fayetteville, where the injured man
was brought shortly after the shoot
ing, states a Fayetteville dispatch.
The bullet has been located in the
pericaditis, or sack which surrounds
the heart, but owing to the ' highly
dangerous nature of ,'the operation
necessary" for its operation the ball
will not be removed. The dispatch
from Fayetteville continues:
That R. H. Poole, the Elrod mer-
rhant irtared under a 10.000 bond
fniww th aViontino did not fire
the shot that came near causing the
death of the engineer, is the convic-
tion expressed by relatives of Mr.
Poole while in this city to see Mr.
Ritner. Photographs have been made
at the scene of the shooting to show
that a shot Tired from the spot where
Mr. Poole was standing when he fired
at the burglar who had attempted to
break into his store could not have
entered the cab of the engine without
striking the limbs of one or more
trees in the vicinity, which they de
clare, bear no marks, while Mr. Rit-
ners fireman, they assert, has stated
before witnesses that the shot which f
wounded the engineer came from the
road, where the burglar was standing
when Mr. Poole fired at him. Further,
more, Mr. Poole's relatives believe
that X-ray pictures will show that
Mr. Ritner was wounded by a pistol
or rifle ball, while Mr. Poole used
a shotgun.
A version of the occurrence dif
ferent in almost every respect from
those hitherto, published is given by
the Elrod men. They assert positively
that the store was burglarized and
that Mr. Poole saw the burglar arm
ed with a flashlight,
pushing open;
the front door of his store, which
'-bat night had been left unbarred;
that he hailed the intruder and. run-
'nine tn thp donr. fired two shots after i
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him from a douhle-harrelled shotcun.
The burglar, they declare, returned
the fire, and it was from this source,
they , contend, that Mr. Ritner was
wounded. : " '
As to the story that Mr. Poole's
norves had suffered from the strain
of constant worry over the recent
death of his wife and the marriage
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1 This frock realises the smart
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give variety. Navy blue ' wool
twill Is the material with . bands
of red and sold braid, plus gold
buttons to give It a martial air,
! ot his two daughters against , his
wishes, which was mentioned in this
correspondence, the relatives of the
Elrod man declare that the. , first
wroposKion was enureiy correct, inr.
ile having suffered the loss jf bis
wuc last f cuiuaijfi uut biiaif iuc mai.
riage of his two daughters was in no
wise displeasing to him. Both of them
married excellent young men who are
well known citizens of Robeson coun.
ty, one of the daughters having been
married 12 years, while the- other has
been married five years. Mr. Poole's
mind, they state, is perfectly clear.'
Raleigh News and Observer: Finan
cial resources of institutions of higher
learning in North Carolina now total
120,947,074.13, according to ; figures
contained in a bulletin on institutions
of higher learning in the State pre
pared by A. T. Allen, and embracing
the results of the North CarolmaCoL
lege Conference. i , "'
Representative Jas. R. Mann of HI
inois died at his home in Washington
Thursday night after a brief illness.
He was considered the best-informed
man in the details of government that
ever sat in the halls of Congress. He
had served 13 continuous terms, or
26 years.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of th. Dower of sale
I contained in that certain deed of trust from
Mary Scott and others to A. K Morrison,
(Trustee for W, W. Carlyie. recorded in Book
5 i ct page 44, Robeson County Registry,- de
fauit having been mad. in the payment of
l the notes thereby secured, the undersigned
Trui-tee will offer for sale at public auction
. for eash to the highest bidder at th. court-
house door in Lumberton, N. C. on Decem
ber 27th, 1922. at 12 o'clock noon th fol
' lo-.-.':nc de?eribel land:
In Wi: harts Township, betwe-n the
' E:i.7.-heth Road and th. Whltevilie Road, ad
joining f.e lands of Jim MiKellaF, Condary
; Arnetv Ji-ry Phillips, J. R. Poole, J. D Mc
, Millan i j othcrj. containing 75 acres, 'more
'or !ess, ar.i beir the same lands conveyed by
iAUhs Briit to Lewis Ecott end wife by deed
re.rded in the cx;ster's Office of Robeson
j Ckjunty. hi Book 6 "i' at p.ge 525. a . ;
. ll is the intention ot this ifecd tn convey
. e.ght acres of- said land on the Northeast
. side of said tract, to be laid off with lines
1 parallel with the outiid Hn nt ..u ?!
i ecre tract, adjoining lands" of Jim, McKellar,
vnuary arnni ana J, u. McMillan
This November 23rd, 1922. '
A. K. MORRISON,
Mclntyre, Lawrenee A Proctor Trustee,
Attorneys for Trustee. 11-27-4 Mon.
NOTICE
North Carolina. In the Superior Court.
Robeson County.
i'u J-. ferick vs. Lottie Y. Frederick.
The defendant above named will take no
tiee that an action entitled as sbove has been
commenced in the Superior Court of Robeson!
County to obtain an absolute divorc. on the
ground that there has been a separation of
plaintiff and defendant for a period of more
than five successive years, and thst said
abandonment was on the part of th, defend
ant and without fault of tha plaintiff, and
the said defendant will further tak. notice
that she is required to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the
county of Robeson on th. 80th day of Dee
ember. 1922, and answer or demur to the com-
Itlaln In 1 .1 .. . i .... ....
" " srain, or uio piaintux will sp
i th-eoar ior fe relief demanded in
This 20th day of Dec. 1022:
n asrrosn -
n. ' Clerk of 'th. Superior Court,
Brht Brltt, Attys. ll-tM Men.
Gude
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
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pie. ' - ;
There are days of dizziness; -Spells
of headache, languor, back
ache: - . i. -
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
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COMMISSIONERS' BALE Ot LAND
tinder arid by virtu of power nd authority
rated in the undersigned eommbaionera in a
judgment of the. Superior ' Cowrt of Robeson
County rendered at the February Term, 1922.
in an action entitled -"John. H. MeArn and
wife, Bessie W. MeArn n. Batter A Com
pany", th isid judgment being recorded in
Minute Docket No. 24, at page 24, office of
the Clerk . of the Superior , Court of Robe
ion County, the undersigned commissioners
will on Wednesday December ISth. 1922. at
12 o'clock Noon, at the court-house door in
the Town of Lumberton, N. C.V offer for sale,
at publie - auction, to the highest bidder for
eash, the following latfas and .premises, to
wit: . - - .' ';.
' In ' Thompsons Township, beginning at a
stake. Jhn Locklear - and McLean's corner
and runs N. 6.80 E. 8000 feet to a stake;
thence N. 60.80 E. 1466 feet to a stake-
thence up the side of Ashpoht Swamp to the
run oi Horse : Swamp ; thenc, up the run
400 feet to a stake ; thence 84.80 E.' 80d feet
to the beginning, containing 108 7-10 acres,
and known- as th. McAm-Henry , Bullock
lands,-- and being the - same tract of land
described in Book of Mortgage Deed No. 49
at page 277, office of the Register -of Deeds
of Robeson County.
This th. 18th day of "November, 1922. j
E M. JOHNSON,
' Vt, E., LYNCH.
Johnson Johnson. ' - Commissioners.
Attorneys. 11-16-4 Thuri.
TRUSTEE'S BALE OF LAND
- Under and by virtu of th. power and
authority vested . in th undersigned Trustee
in a certain deed of trust executed by A.
Preston Graham and wife, duly registered in
Boole of Deeds of Trust No, 50. at page 89
(default bavins been mad. In th payment of
the note secured thereby), ith. . undersigned
Trustee -will on Thursday December 14th,
1922, at II o'clock Noon, at the Courthouse
door in th Town of Lumberton, N. C offer
for sale, at public auction, to th highest
bidder for sash, the following described lands
and premises, to-wit: . . -
Beginning at a stag in a orancn snrai
226 feet . below the Fairmont and Rowland
road crossing, and rant north 78 degrees and
SO minutes west 240 feet to a stake in said
road; thenee with said road south 60 west
Isl.feet to-avstak ia said road; thenee south
80 east 2040 feet to a stake; thenee south 88
degrees and 18 minutes cast to th northwest
corner of a tract of land purchased by Sam
J, Smith from Albert G. Thompson Nov. 8th
1917 thenee soutlc 86 degrees and is minu
tes east 880 feet to a stake in Aaron Swamp;
thence up th. various courses of said swamp
to the mouth of a branch a line between
the lands of Sam J. Smith and NJ. Thomp
son, deceased, estates land; thence up the
various courses of said branch to th begin
ning, containing 60.8 seres, more or less. .
This, the 14th day of November 1922. -f
T. L, JOHNSON,
Johnson Johnson, ' Trustee,
Attorneys. , . ll-le-4 xnur.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND - -Under
and by virtue of a Judgment of the
Superior Court of Robeson County in the
special proceedings entitled G. R. Thagard,
Administrator of ,C, W. Bennett, deceased, vs
T. n RmiuM mil others i- the nndersifitned
commissioners will, on Friday, the 22nd day
of December. 1922, at 12 o'clock Noon, on the
premises hereinafter described, offer for sale,
at publie auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lands and
premises, to-wit: . w..-. ..
First Tract: Located on the south tide of
the Great Marsh and south of the Tolarsvill.
Road, known as the Flummer Place. Begin
ning at a stake in the run of a branch be
low the mill , dam and runs North 81 East
86 chains to a stake in O. L. Johnson's
divtdinsr line: thence-aa his lin. and E. W.
Johnson's line South 85 East 18.40 chains to
a.stak. in a ditch, corner of lot No. J,
thenc as said ditch South 84 1-2 West 8.80
chains to -a stake; oak and pin pointers;
thenee South 88 West 81.70 chains to a stale,
in the run of a branch ; thence down the run
of said branch about 87 chains to the begin
ning, containing 118 acres, mor or less, and
beinalot No. 2 Ha the division of the lands
of Ewing Johnson, deceased. f '
Second Tract: In the Great Marsh, begin
ning at a stake in th. south' edge of said
Marsh, the third corner of lot No. l-A and
runs North 60 East 81.75 chains to a stake,
the corner of lot No. 8-DJ thence North 88
West 81 chains to a stake in A. Odom's line;
thence as hit line South 40 West 14 clmins
to his comer: the eastern edg of the Vir
ginia A Carolina Southern Railway, the be
ginning corner of lot No, IrA; thence direct
to the beginning, containing 60 acres more
or less, and being lot No. 2-B in the division
of the lands of Ewing Johnson, deceased. . :
Third Tract: In the Town of St. Pauls, N,
C on the south side of Broad' Street, begin
ning at a stake in the sooth edge of said
street, the fourth, corner At th. original , 1
aera lot, and runs as that line, reversed
South 7 1-2 West 8.89 cliains - to a stake;
thence South . 82 1-2 East 1.40 chains to f
rtale the dividing corner of -said lot-
thence North - 7 1-2 East 8.88 chains to-the
edg. of said street; thence direct to the be-
amtMininC ' one-half (1-2) of an
acre, and being lot No. 2-H in the division
of the lands of Ewing Johnson, deceased, for
further description see Book 6-J, pages 491
402 and 498. also s. Book 7-E, of Deeds,
page 138, in the offc.-of Register of Deeds
of Robeson County, North Carolina. - -
The sale of the above lands 'is made for
the purpos of making assets with which to
pay th debts of C. W. Bennett, deceased'
The sale of the town property will be held
at the. location of the same in the Town of
St. Pauls. N. C, and the sal. will then ad
journ to the farm lands and will take place
on the-- farm.: -'4 -- ' v
This the 22nd day of November, 1922,.
-J , JOHN D. CANADY and ; i y
. ' E. M. JOHNSON. ' -
Johnson 'A Johnson, Commissioners.
Attorneys for the petitioner. a 11-27-4 Mon.
Wore Gloves to Protect Finger-Nails
V Glenn Herrick says, "The roaches
down sooth are so had that some peo.
pie have - to wear gloves to prevent
roaches front eating their finger-nails
at nigh!" .'.jVV. aiv'CrfV---:
Rid your. house of these filthy pests,
they are a menace to your - . health!
Use Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder
for POSITIVE results. 10c 26e.
Sold and guaranteed by Grantham
Bros Adv. - -1-
SALE Or VALUABLE LANDS
By virtue of authority vested in the under-
stgned under a mortgage from Washington
MeLeaa and wife to J W. Carter,' dated Octo
ber 14th. 1921, registered in book of mort
gages No. 2 at page S2, (default having been
made in payment of the debt thereby cured)
I will on Saturday the 28 rd day of December,
1922. at 12 o'clock noon, at the court bona
door of Robeson County, offer for sal at pub
lic auction we nignesc oMoer i or cash,
the following fends:
First tract In Alf or (Seville townahin. K.
West side of Wateringhol swamp and in
cluding a part of said swamp, beginning at a
take by a water oak and an ash in thm ran
of said swamp, and runs South 87 West 82
chains to - a stake by two- pines in the back
line; tnea won uiat line South I West 15
chains to the corner ; then with the other
line South 87 East 18 chains to the mWi
edge of said swamp : then op the eastera edge
of said swamp to the corner of th. original
survey then North 87 West to th, run; then
up the run to th beginning, containing
acres, mors or less and being; -part of 200
acres conveyed by Abram Paul to John Me
Leaa on June 1st. 1805 and being sain land
conveyed to Washington McLean by A. P.
oiuDo ana wue m ueiooer lvil. -
Second tract: An undivided one seventh in
terest in and to that tract of land in Alfords
vtlle township on th. East side of Watering.
hole swamp, beginning at a stake by a pine
in the West edge of Wilkinson swamn. farm.
erly Lawrence McCallum's corner, also th. trd
corner pi a bz acre tract, and runs with its
third lin. South 85 West 24 chains to a t.k.
pine, post oak and dogwood ; then down a
slash to the dividing lino between th. lands
of . Alexander McLean and H. R. McLean ;
then along said dividing lino as the first
lin of said 62 acr. tract North 85 East 88
chains to a stake, pine and whit, oak in
the western edge of Wilkinson Swamp then
op the Western edge of said swamp to the
beginning, containing 88 1-2 acres, mor.. or
less ' and being same eonveved to AWmilw
McLean by H R. McLean: -
Time of sale: Saturday, December 28, 1922
at 12 noon. -, .. ..'. ;,...- . ..
Place of sale: Court hous edoor, Lumberton,
Terms of sale: Cash. - " - ,
Dated this November 21st,' 1922. '
: W- Csrter. -
f ,T J. W, Carter. '
' . Administrator nt AmmmA
Mclntyre. Lawrence A Proctor,
Attorneys lor Administrator. - 11-27-4 Mon
NOTICE OF ATlMTOISTH AXIOM .
Nofice is hereby given that th undersigned
have qualified as administrators of the estate
of S. J. Smith, deceased. All persons having
claims against the estate" are directed to pre
sent the same, duly itemized and verified to
the undersigned administrators on or before
the 24th, day of November, 1928, - otherwise,
this notice Will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate paymenl ,to the
undersigned. : .
Mrs. Edna Smith and Dr. E. L. Bowman,
Administrators of S. J. Smith, deceased.
Johnson aV Johnson. , .
Attorneys for the Administrators. 11-27-6M
MORTGAGEE'S SALE '
Under and by . virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain mortgage deed from
G. A, Small to K. M. Biggs, recorded in
Book 89 at page 271. Robeson County regis
try, default having been made in the pay
ment of the note thereby secured, the under,
signed, mortgagee, will offer for safe at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder for eash
at the ; courthouse door In 1 Lumberton at 12
o'clock noon on : December 27th, 1922, the
following described tract of land : '
In Britts" Township. A ONE FOURTH in
terest in the undivided estate of my father,
Ed M. Small, deceased. The lands of said
estate bounded and described as follows t On
the North .by lands of W. J. Wllkeron, on
tha South by the lands of Nelll Stubbs; on
the East by the lands of W. S SmaU and
on the West by the lands of Doekery Thomp
son; Said tract containing about 110 acres. .
Melntyr. Lawrence A Proctor, -Mortgage.
Attorney for mortgagee, .- .11-27-4 Mon.
, NOTICE -
North Carolina, , - In Superior Court.
Robeson County. .
J. B. MeCallum, -v7" Andrew Wallae and
Sallie Wallace his wife.
To Andrew Wallace and Sallie Wallace, hit
wife:
- "Yon will. tak. notice that an action en
titled as above has been instituted in th
superior eeirt of Robeson County to fore
close a mortgage executed by you to J. B,
McCsJmm for 8600,00 dated November 29th.
1911, and that yon are hereby required to
appear before the clerk of the superior court
of Robeson County, at his office in th. court
house at Lumberton, N. C. on th 26th day
of . December, 1922 and answer or demur to
tha -complaint filed in this action in the of
fice, of said clerk; and yon will also take
notie. that-if yon fall to file such answer
Utr ; eemurrer within twenty - days
thereafur, th. plaintiff will apply' to the
court for th relief demanded in th com
plaint. Dated this November 22nd, 1922.
C. B. SKIPPER, .
-Clerk Superior Court.
Mclntyre, Lawrenc. A Proctor.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 11-27-4 Mon.
; EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the last will
and testament' of A. P. Caldwell, deceased,
late of Robeson County, North- Carolina,
this- Is to notify all persons having claims
against th. -estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned, or to Mcln
tyre,' Lawrence and Proctor, my attorneys,
at Lumberton. N. C. on or before th 27th
day of November, 1928, or this notice will b
pleaded in bar of their recovery. ,
. All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
Dated this November 24th, 1922.
- E. WAYNE CALDWELL.
: Executor of A. P. Caldwell, deceased.
Mclntyre, Lawrence A Proctor,
Attorneys for Executor; . ,
Lumberton N. C. 11-27-6 Mon.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE '
' Pursuant to direction of the last will and
testament of Capt M. H. McBryde. lat. of
Scotland County, I will offer for sale each
separately, at the Court Hous. Door in the
town of Laurinburg, N.- C, at public auc
tion, ior cash at z o ciock p. m. on the itn
day of December 1922, the following described
property of said estate, to-wit:
:v U. 8.- Bonds v .
..'One 8500.00 Victory 4 8-4 per cent.
One 86000.00 Victory 4 8-4 per cent."
Seven $1000,00 Victory 4 8-4 per cent.
One $5000.00 First Liberty 4 1-4 per cent.
Two $6000.00 Second Liberty 4 1-4 per cent.
One $5000 00 Third Liberty 4 1-4 per cent.
.Four $5000.00 Fourth Liberty 4 1-4 per ,cent,
; Bank Stock v
16 Shares First National Bank of Lam-.
iiwurg.
80 Shares Bank of Robeson.; (Maxton, N. C.)
9 Shares Laurinburg Cotton Warehouse Co.
And at 2.80 p. m. on the same day, on tha
premises at No. 607 South Main Street, Laur
inburg. N. C I will expose for sal. the house
and lot owned by said Malcom H. MoBryde,
sonsisting of a seven room house, with 100
foot front lot. extending through block. House
modern, and complete, having a splendid range
Installed in kitchen connected with city water,
hot and cold ; the range to be aold with the
house.- -, i
Terms. Cash upon delivery.
Time: Bonds and Stocks, 2 p. m. Dae. 14th,
1922. '
Placer Bonds and Stocks at Court House
Door. -.. ',: .- - - .-.
Place: Residenc. on Premises, at 2:80 p
m. -
-- This the 7th day of November 1922.
D. K. McRAE.
11-18-5 Mon - - . - Executor.
' - NOTICE OP- COMMISSIONERS SALE
Under and by virtue of th. authority vest
ed in the undersigned commissioner tinder
an order of the Superior Court of Robeson
County in-the ease of J. R. Maynor et al
against Lady Lowrie, et aL the undersigned
commissioner will on Monday, December 11th.
1922, ' at twelve . o'clock . noon, at the court
house door In Lumberton, Robeson County,
North Carolina offer for sale, and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following describ
ed lands,: to-wit 1 - -.
- In Burnt Swamp Township, adjoining the
lands of Jhn Dial on th, north, Laurie Ox-
Mirfln . All- ,k umth 4li. I..J.
John Humphrey-00 the east, containing- 100-j
acres, more or less, and being the lands
formerly belonging to .. William Maynor, tie-
Terms of Sale Cash.
This the 8th day of November. 12S.
11-1M Thurs. . Ooinmsisfeaer
PROFESSIOMCARDS
Dr. E. Clay Hodgin.
. : I CniROPBACTOR .
Lnmberton Cotton "Mill Bnildinsr.
Elm Street. : LUMBERTON, IV. C
Office hous 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to S
p. 'm. Others hours by Appointment.
Phone 377. .
B. J. Britt . Luther J. Britt
E;J.&L. J.BRITT
.ATTORNETS AT LAW
Offices 1, 2, snd 8, Freeman Building,,
Lnmberton, North Carolina. Prae.
tice in both State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given all business.
F. ERTEL CARLYLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW -
NoUry Publie Id Office,
. Offices over Freeman Printing Csv
Prompt attention given to all bust.
DAVID H. FULLER
Attorney it Law 'y
Second floor cotton mill office build
ing, offices formerly occupied bi
Dr. Baker. . ,
X LUMBERTON, N. a
f, A. McNKILL, tt. 9. D. HACKETT. J
McNeill & ha dr
Attorneys-At-Lsw.
' II UK.II MMMMMMMMMM.
Woodberry Leiinon
; ATTORNEY AT LAW v :
s Lamherton, N. C
Offices over First National Bank.
JUNIIJSJ. GOO0WIH
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Offices Orer Efird's Dept. Store.
. John G. Proctor
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jfflce next to Lnmberton Motor Car
Co, in Building formerly oecapied by
Wadge T A. McNeill. .
A, W. McLean ; - Diekson McLean
U B. Varser H. E. Stacy
tteU&AN,: VAUSO, IIoLEiif
A CTA07. v
Attitniawsi Aft ,ffr.
I LUMBERTON, ; North Carellmat
W. B. IVEY
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office on Second Floor Freeman.
Building, West Fifth "
Street
. Lnmberton, N. C . -
Stephen Mclntyre ' R. C. Lawrenee
lames D. Proctor Root. A. Mclntyre
MclHTYEE, LAWRN0 A
FR00T0R, -Attorneys
and Counsellors at Law
1 LUMBERTON, N. C.
rractice ih State and Federal Courtsv
Prompt attention given to all bosinsss.
rhomas L. Johnson . E. M. Johnsos.
' JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Attorneys and Counsellor at Law
LUMBERTON , JN. 0. ,
rraetice in Bute and Federal Cowt
Soury Public in" Office. Offices ever
First National J3ank
PERPETUATE the tscred ssenerie.
of those of year forei ones wke hare
passed by the erection of lan endar
big MEMORIAL. Let ns sswist yen
in the choosing of as appropriate eV
Lumberton Marble Works.
- j . ....
J.- H. Floyd, Proprietor
. ast Bacond SC - Lsmberton, N. C
That'i the kind we selL See
ub for Beef, ail kindji Pork, Sau
sage. Liver, etc ..
Highest market priets paid for
food beef cattle. , . '
A. H. HRuOS MMET
Phone 63. Lnmberton, W. 6.
Real Estate Loans
I am fn position to handle appli
cations for long time loans on Int.
prored farm lands In Bobeson,
Scotland and Boko Counties fn
monnto of 14400.00 and abore.
Interest Bate S 12 per cent.
A. T. UeLBAN, .
Lsalrtoa. N. C.
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