THE R0BE80NIAN
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THURSDAY, aSKpM, MBS
SUS!WBS rnmDERS
A.ssartBey 6w
. himself useful in Mote!.—
once to, J. W. 8ELLEBS,
A*
M. CL
—-jaad ChW, fweS.^^!
4 weeks old. $4$ for 4dw and eaM. A. !n
Hendrin. AHenton. N. C. 1
Wanted to hay—Owo eaemtev show on*. 4 er
8 feet long. 8. & 8ANDBR8W. Lnasbar
tea, N. C.
Freeh Oysters and FM!t Prices aw right at
8. D. SANDERSON'S Lumberton, N. &
FarSaieatRed Sprhaga.One
house and lot 100 by 800 feet One htoeh
from Graded sehooL for ieee than w<
coat to build the houae. A Bargsiin. H
FLOWERS, Lumbertdn, N. C.
"F
FOR SALE: DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
LOTS. SPLENDIDLY LOCATED. PRICE8
REASONABLE. ADDRESS X. T. S. eare
ROBESON1AN.
Far Sale: Six room IweHing house and 1
rtory lota In Rowland, Price reasonable.—
Mrs. E. W. Kinlaw, Lumbortou, W. C.
Wanted: Boy to Drive School Truth for Li
berty School. Free Tuition, Board and CIS.
a Month. Apply to N*. J. McRimmon, Chair
man .Maxton, N. C. R. 8.
Pare Bred Poland-Chiaa Pigs for Sale. Extra
Stock—A. T. MCLEAN, Lumberton, N. C.
"Favorite " Base Burner for aale. Good aa new.
Bargain—Box. 624 .Lumberton, N. C.
— .< A.?<.. * "**
For 8a!e—Limited amount Abraxxi Seed Ryo.
home grown. Reaaenable price.—H. C.
BAREFOOT, Lumberton, N. C„ R. L
Wanted. A man to Ms iooh after Farm and
Stoek and willing to work. Married man
preferred.—N. J. McRimmon, Maxton, R. 8.
Notice—On Saturday the 8!nd ef Sept, at
8 o'clock I am going to cell my houaehold
gooda at public auction , at my door in Eaat
Lumberton on Dreaden Avenue known aa
Eaat Park St., Bigga property.—Mrs Docie
Bullock.
Four New Naah touring care. RMo in a Nask
Aak a Naah owner about thia car. C.
M. FULLER * SON.
Car Load of cattle, consisting af milch cows.
springers, beef cattle, alao one Jersey bull
will arrive Tuesday night Will be on aale
Wednesday at Jennings Stalls foot of First
Street. See E .S. McNeill for any of
the above at low priees.
Star Touring Cars Delivered price (819.7! Seif
starter. Oil pump, Water pump, four doors,
Ventilating wind shield, Gas tank in rear.
Good ride for your money—C. M. FULLER
A SON.___
For Sate—8cverai houses and town tots in
different parts of town. Very desirable lo
cations. Cash or terms if desired. See fra
Bullard. Lumberton.
aaamHM)s"stiii!]immtmttHMnn«<aMnmnmmtmmmH!att<nttt]mMtMtMs
Mules and wagons for sale. New shipment ar
riving this week. See Cariyle & Bullard.
Lumberton.
FOR SALE: SIX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT.
LOT 72 1-2 FT. FRONT BY 16$ FT, DEEP
ON NORTH ELM STREET. THIS IS ONE
^ OF THE BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS
hoF THE TOWN. FOR PRICE AND FUR
*THER INFORMATION SEE G. T. PAGE
OR STINSON POWELL.
WM! have a car
Sept. 24th. C. M.
'"FTJLLER*
hy Monday
Five Acres Land whh email dweiHng henao on
it for eale. One Mite of town. Term# if de
oired. A. S King. Phone 161 Lumberton.
N C. _____*___
For Sale: Brick Lumber and Lathe. Got my
pricee before you buy. Can Have you money.
A. S King, Lumberton. N. C. Phone 161.
Wanted—Poeition aa farm manager hy ex
perienced tobacco grower, good references
furnished on request. Addreaa. "Farmer"
R. F. D. 1. Box 63. St. Pauls, N. C.
Room and board for coapio with or without
children. Apply to "X-Y" care of Robe
aonlan.
Bee us for Iron Beds, Springs. Mattreasm, and
chairs—We will save you money. D. G. Best
A SON—phone SB
For Sale—Stoves,
etc. See us and
Son—Phone 358.
Rat*
aaW :
_ Rugs, Iron Beds,
money. D. G. Beat A
—4
For Saie Good Cheap Horse Wagons Mowing
jnachin^K^L^JHCjGS^
For Bent or sate Fapms Wei! located. K. M.
BIGGS.
fust Received Fine
and Coats.
red Fine Aaso
ts. K. M. IDG
Coupe fef 8<
rtment Ladies Dresses
[GGS.
Mew Ford Coupe for Sale—Cash or terms te
responsible party—Phone 163-J. Thos. F.
PARKER
Wanted Exeprienced Saleslady. Apply at once,
stating experience and Salary wanted. Ad
dress "Salesiady", Caib Robeeonian.
Meet -
dogs before
at Pat's-hut don't oat al! the hoi
:fore I get there.
Speciai prices <
One and two
A SON.
new buggies
c.
tnd Harness.
M FULELR
Recordof Death!
{ ' _ !
Mr Archie Faircloth of FaycttcviMc.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Lumborton, R. 7, Sept 18—Mr.
Archie Faircloth died at his home in
FayetteviBe Friday p. m., Sept 14,
ahont 6:30, of spinal trouble. He had
been in iil health for 10 Months. He
"was 86 years and one day old. The re
mains wero taken by the W. O W. to
JBphice Baptist church near Raeford
and interment was made Saturday at
6 p. m. He leaves to mmnm their loss
his widow and Are chiMren, aged fa
ther, Mr. Dundan Fdlrcloth of Rex,
4 brothers, Mr. J. M. of R. 7, Lam
berts*, Mr. Wj M of Pine hurst, Mr.
S. S. of Fayetteville, Mr. J. H. of
Abbottsburg, and one sister. t
Ho was a good man and leaves!
many friends through Hoke and Com- i
beriand counties to mourn their loss.'
His last words were to meet him in
jbeaven. The South Fayettevile band
played at the grave, "Shall We Gath
! er at the River" and "In the Sweet
By whd By "
; - !
Funeral of Mr. James W. Bryan Jr.
! The funeral services of Mr. James
W. Bryan Jr., who died in Brooklyn, '
N. Y. on Sept. 9th, were held at the '
of'deceased's father, Mr- J. W.
Bryan, on West Fifth street, Monday,
the 10th, conducted by Rev. Gordon '
R. Mines.
: A quartet composed of Miss Hazel j
Carlyle, Messrs. C. B. Skipper, Ed. B.
Freeman and Pope Stephens sang ,
several selections, consisting of i
"Asleep in Jesus", "Home Over j
There," "I Would Not Live Always^" ,
and''Goad Night".
liniment was made in Meadow
Brook cemetery, where a large num- \,
her of fiends and relatives gathered.'
The floral offerings were many and ,
beautiful. Pallbearers were Messrs. .
[Theodore Pope, Stephen McIntyre Jr.,
Jas. Spivey, Yates Floyd, Knox An- \
drews and Began Floyd. ij
[ Among those from out-of-town at- !
tending the funeral were Dr. and!
Mrs. J. H Newberry and Mr. and ;
Mrs^Nw Hussey of Warsaw, Mrs. j
!J. D. Mallard of Wilmington, Mrs.!
Denie Cox and daughter of SneadsL
Ferry. ,, ^ ^
t Deceased was 20 years, 10 months -
and 27 days old, bom Nov. 12, 1902. ),
] Mr. Joseph W. Lovett
Mr. Joseph Wl Lovett died at his.
home near St. Paul Monday night at I
midnight of heart dropsy. He had
been ill for about 7 months and the
end was not unexpected.
Deceased is well known here, hav
ing lived near here several years. I
) Surviviing are his wife, 4 sons and
one daughter. L
j Mr. Lendell Powell of Clinton was
a Lumberton visitor today. T.
Mr. A. P. Spell of Red Springs was
a Lumberton visitor today. !
J* F. Britt, and son, O..C.^of
Biarhesville, are LumbeTton visitors
today. " '. - ' ' ''' * '
Car load maiea wU! arrive ft** at. Lee* H#.
aboat today week. Wo wil] have the Had
you want. C. M FULLER.
LOBT. Haadrw* a# BaBara worth
beeauae I failed to advert** in The Robd
sonian. It ean't-L* Amnd, so don't Mob; but
remember that ! ant Mr. D*a A. Pointed,
Lumberton Merchant.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ONLY. When
Seasons chance, the advertiser who takes
care of his business by advertising gets the
big end of the business. The Robesonian is
the best advertising medium . 4n Robespo,
County. *
WANTED:—Family help far yam mHi, good
running work .attractive new houses, and
idea! piace to iive.—Coriey Miiis, Inc. Cum
berland, N. C.
See as far Furniture—We wiH save yaw ma
ney—D. C. BEST A SON. Phon. S58.
'rempt Mans ef 11999 ta $199 999 at $ par
sent interest for 5. 7 or 19 yearn made an
improved farm lands on Robeson. Hoke and
Scotland Counties—Junius J. Goodwin, at
torney for Chiekamauga Trust Company.
Lumberton. N. & ' -t
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, afternoons and
Sunday, reaches 12,509 homes. Its largest
eircuiation in Charlotte pays advertisers
handsome. Classified rates ten cents per
tht-word line.
See L. H. Caldwell for Brick. Usse. Cemeat
Wai! Plaster. Plaster Par*. All grades
Shingles All kinds Roofing. R C Weather
boarding Builders Hardware etc. Carload
Bayers—Lowest Prices.
re* Bale At A Bargain—A Nsmber ef B tight
ly Used Organs. Stephens A Baraaa. Lam
barton. N. C.
*The Bast Bsrviss*. *
slesn and sanitary,
a aa!L Olympia safe.
EvssytMag
OPENING NOW ON
COME SEE THE LATEST M MILLINERY
Kentucky Man
Tkaches Uver
Over Dr
Syr-*
Internet 1* Dr. Thaeher's Liver and
Bleed Syrup is intense here and state
meat* from aB parte of the country
prove that the praparaeion ie indeed
a blessing to mankind.
Among those who testified to its
powers in the relief of indigestion,
stomach troubles, constipation and
rheumatism is L. J. Hoiiand, of Caad
er Piece, Somerset, Ky.
"I wouldn't take a thousand dol
ars for the good Dr. Thacher'a Liver
tnd Biood Syrup did me. It's simpiy
tmazing," said Mr. Hoiiand.
"Why, before I took this prescrip
ion I was about as miserable a per
:on as you ever saw. My stomach was
dl out of order and my food troubies
ust seemed to disappear. " wouid sour
md Moat " me up with gas until I
ouid hardly stand it.
"I had no appetite and didn't rel
sh what iittie I did eat apd I feii off
n weight considerably. Sometimes
ny head wouid ache and I would have
pells of dizziness that were so bad
could hardly stand up. But my worst
rouble was rheumatism in my legs,
nd they would ache and hurt so at
itnes thkt I just couMn't walk a step.
"I was badly constipated and I
vould get so nervous at times that
my little thing would irritate me
md get me all wrought up till I hard
y knew what I was doing.
"Finally I was persuaded to try
)r. Thaeher's Liver and Blood Syrup,
nd I never heard of anything fixing
tnybody up like this medicine did. It
mt me in mighty fine shape, I tell
'ou, and all my tumbles just seemed
o disappear."
Dr. Thaeher's Liver and Blood Sy
np is sold wit hthe distinct under
standing that if it doesn't bring re
ief thp purchase price will be return
'd. It is being featured in Lumbertan
:y C^antham Bros and "Rowland by
tlowlmsd Drug Co.
!n Social Circles
Mrs. H.
Mrs.
tVednesday, a
,het^
)f M^s. jamn
Allister Entertains^
eAlHste# was hostess
of last week at
t street ir
Fifth afreet in honor
!f Henderson of Gra
1am, guest of Mrs. Jas. D. Proctor,
tnd Mrs. James ^Russell of Atlanta,
?uest of Miss MiryMcNeill. After
he party at the tea room pictures
rt the Pastime WOre gnj^red. '
Mrs Jas. D. Proctor Entertains.
Mrs. Jas. D. Proctor entertained
Saturday afternoon at the tea room
in honor of her guest, Mrs John J.
genderson gf^pgitham, and Mrs^
party was enjoyoa^rouow
ng pictur#
tng the tea.
Mrs. J R. Poole Hostess to Lumber
Research Club.
Reported for The Robesonian.
Mrs. % R. Poole Was charming
hostess to the Lumbee Research club
rhursday afternoon. The guests were
welcomed into the reception hall by
Mrs. Poole where Miss Frances Poole
served delicious punch.
The course of study which the club
is to use this year is, "Studies in
North Carolina History", and this be
ing the firgt meeting for this subject
the program for the afternoon was
unusually interesting. The first pa
per was most ably handled by Mrs
W. W. Parker on "The Land of the
Long Leaf Pine". Mrs. John Kno3
gave an exceedingly interesting pa
per on "The Noble Red Man". Mrs
A. V. G. Wishart. in her charm in t
manner, reviewed briefly, "The His
tory of the Cherokee and their char
acteristic Myths and Legends," also
making special mention of the " Low
ry History of Robeson County".
After the program the hostess, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Frances
served a delightful ice course.
Presbyterian, Dr. C. B. Moorehouse,
Minister.
Correspondence of The Bobesonian.
Sabbath school every Sabbath morn
ing at 9:80- Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Sermon theme: "Small Be
ginnings and great Results." Evening
worship at 8 o'clock. Sermon theme:
Our Defenders." Mid-week service
Wednesday at 8 p. m. Subject: Caus
ing others to Sin." 1 Kings Xn.
All Presbyterians are urged to at
tend all the services of this church.
The church needs you, and you need
the help the church can give. All
strangers and visitors and those who
have no regular church affiliation in
the town are cordially Invited to
share with us all the privileges of
this house of worship.
There Is A Difference
nr THE SERVICE THAT A BAM RENDERS ITS PATRONS
, The BEST SERVICE naturaBy cornea &om the BANE tint is beet acquainted with tha
^conditaoMinthe territory that it aerees.
Fear more then TEW YEARS, tide henh haa hoen activo and Ckhoperattvc ha earring the
requirements of this section of Robaaon. ThroaghtMa hag period it hea boon tmder one
cchtinuona management, and the pnrpeee and desire of ita managers baa aH the wHUe beta
SERWCE TO TTS PATRONS
Year after year tMa beak haa grown from a Httle bank of haa $50,000^)0 reaour
cos, to ita preaeat strong and commanding position of more than $700,000.00 IW RESOVR
CEO}, Safe and aoM through and through.
MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BANK
The Planters Bank & Trust Company
K M BARNES, Pros. R. C. LAWRENCE, V. Pres. GEO. L. THOMPSON. Treat OMeer.
G. E. RANCKE, JR^ Trea^ A. WEFN8TE!N, V.-Prea. H. E. STACT, CowA
TRUSTEE 8 SALE OF LAMP.
) Under and by virtue of the peww andM
therity contained in * certain deed of tract
cheated by Archibald H. Tyson to
signed Trustee. dated Jane *5?*;,. t*S?
duly registered in the offtee of the Rweter
of Deeds of Robeson County, in BookM. at
page 3S9, the undersigned Traate, wtH. on
Tuesday, the 16th day of October. 1923.atl2
o'ciock Moon, at the Courthouse door in Ae
Town of Lumberten, North Carolina. onar
for sa)e. at pubiic auction, to the highest bid
der. for cash, the following described lands
and premises. to-wit: .
Those three certain tracts o* y=^* °*
!and. situate, tying and being in St. PaM
Tbwnahip. Robeson County, State of Nwth
Caroline, and bounded and described as fo!
1. About one haif mile north of th*,T°^
of St Panls. in and on thg
Mercers Branch and on the west side ef the
Stare Road feeding front F.ycttaviiic to
Lamberton. adjoining the butds of Mrs.
Ameiia Wiliis. Mrs. Susan Davis and othws .
Beginning at a stake in the
Branch just above the bridge, on the Stage
and runs with the road about south
IT 1-2 west 17 chains snd 30 !Mts to a stake
just above the road: thence south 75 east 16
chains to a stake in the western edge of the
road; thence with the western edge of the
Mbd south H cast 3 chains to a stake in the
u <<Rsfi edge of the same: thence south 79
wmt A chains and 50 iinks to a 'take by
t*TpSe. and 1 cypress in a cypress i*ud
hthe^e of Mrs. Susan Davis'- thence with
a*t&ae north 5 1-2 cast 31 chains and 50
Knits V the run of Mercers Branch: thence
down the various courses of thoi-rn to the
beginning. containing 50 acres, be the sa
^bjr.^.a^ hfort
of Deeds Mo. 6-V, page 594.
2. Beginning at a stake by, thjee
in a cypress pond snd runs south 80 wetLik
chains' to a stake by a p'ne: then nortiPTM
w2t 20 chains to a stake by 3 smeH ^presses
by a ditch then north 80 east 4 cha'ns
stake: then with Graham's line north 3 chain'
+ a stake- then seuth R& east 10 chains to a
stake hy tw ored Hks, Hampton Ty^nis corn
er- then south 85 cast 16 chons to a stake by
'w^d oaks, Hy:pton Tyson, porner^then
putb 5 1-2 weak with Mrs. Davis
SO west 4 chains to the beginning -r
i.g 34 acres, be .r
__same ^
Being the samk land described in deed
8e^eT3. from A. H- Ty.on to h*
^TDeiia riv.n. recorded in B^k <^
22' 5$*. S*e M*.
nd which upon the death of said **
vau^ intestate andwithout ^
tid Archibaid M -Tyson as her
in and soie heir, her husband. A. J^*n*.
iands .f WiBiahT Av&'
,^AT AS.- Shaw estate -ndothers^
n t& south side of Mercers Branch about
ne Ad'e north of St- Pauls -g* ^
ighth of a mile west of the Mumhsrton and
ayetteviUe Road: Begining at ^
un of Mercers Branch by two gums, Harriett
' Kriner'a upper comer And runs witn ner
net^SlTw^t 54 chains to.'take^
n oid field on the south side of a
ond near a house: thence north 58 west 7
hains and 50 links to a stake m the edge of
fieid: thence north 4 1-2 east iZ chams
nd 50 links to a corner a "take by 3 cy
reeses: thence north 84 1-2 east 25
stake by a large cypress, a Pointer , ^ernce
orth 5 1-2 cast 38 chains to a stake in the
un of sai<k iw:ch; then down the run of the
sme to the beginning, containing 33 acres,
c the same more or less. _,
Being the same iand which was conveyed
. the said Archibald H.
f X: H Tyson) by Mrs. S. A. Davis- by deed
lated August 20, 1920. and recorded in Book
f Deeds No. 7-D. page 413. Robeson Comity
^This^the 15th day of September, 1923.
American Truat Company,
Trustee
ohnson * Johnson, Attorneys —
or the Trustee. 9-20-4 Thnrs
Revival Begins at East Lumberton
Baptiat Next Sunday Night.
A aeries of meetings will begin at
East Lnmberton Baptiat church next
Sunday night. Rev. Bruce Benton of
Rockingham will assist the pastor,
Rev. E. A. Paui. The meeting will
coi&inue through the 5th Sunday.
Set&iees will be held at 7:30 p. m.
Cottage prayermeetings are being
held afternoons, and these will be
continued next week.
Mr. Knox Andrews left Monday for
Durham, where he will .enter Trinity
college.
Hose you are proud to
wear, at a price you can
aUbrd to pay.
All sizes, all colors, for sale by
JNO THOMAS BICGS
Lumbertoni, N. C.^
COMPLETE STOCK
SASH — GLASS — OHS — DOORS
PAINTS — BUILDER'S HARDWARE
SCREEN DOORS — SCREEN WINDOWS
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR NEW
STREET PAVING AND StLKWALKS
SECOND PROGRAM
Notice
along:—
is hereby given to all property owners and resident* on
PAVING —
SECOND STREET—Chestnut to Cedar;
THIRD STREET—Walnut to Chestnut;
FIFTH SEREET—Chestnut to Walnut;
FIFTH STREET—Walnut to Willow; 3
StXyH STREET—Walnut to Pine;
SIXTH STREET—Walnut to Water;
SEVENTH STREET—Elm to Chestnut;
SEVENTH STREET—Chestnut to Walnut;
SEVENTH STREET—Walnut to Pine;
EIGHTH STREET—Water to Elm;
EIGHTH STREET—Walnut to Chestnut;
t STREET—Walnut to Caldwell;
^ IFOUBTPENTH STREET—Walnut to Pine;
CEDAR STREET—Second to Seventh;
^ CALDWELL STREET & CARTHAGE ROAD; ^
ELIZABETH ROAD—Tenth to Eleventh;
ELIZABETH ROAD—Tenth to Chestnut;
PINE STREET—Fourteenth to Eleventh;
WULNUT STREET—First to Second;
WALNUT STREET—Second to Fourteenth;
WATER STREET—Tenth to Third;
Sidewalks:—
FIRST STREET—Chestnut to END;
CEDAR STREET—First to Second;
SECOND STREET;
THIRD STREET—Walnut to Cedar;
SatTH STEET—Walnut to Water;
FIFTH STREET—Chestnut to Willow;
FIFTH STREET-r-Pine to Willow;
SIXTH STREET—Pine to Walnut;
EIGHT STREET—Elm to Water;
SIXTH STREET—Cedar to END; . .
TWELVTH STREET—Walnut to Pine;
PINE STREET—Fourteenth to Fifteenth; 6th to 7th; 8th to End;
PINT STREET—Seventh to Eighth;
SEVENTH STREET—Elm to Pine;
EIGHTH STREET—Walnut to Chestnut;
ELIZABETH ROAD—Eleventh to Chestnut;
EIGHTH STREET—Cedar to END;
CHIPPEWA STREET—Second to Wautauga;
TENTH STREET—Walnut to Caldwell;
FOURTEENTH STREET—Walnut to Pine;
THIRD STREET—Walnut to Chestnut; ^
CALDWELL STREET & CARTHAGE ROAD;
PINE STREET—Fourteenth to Elizabeth Road;
CEDAR STREET—Second to Seventh;
CEDAR STREET—Seventh to Eighth;
WHITEVILLE ROAD—Willow to END; . -
WALNUT STREET—First to Fourteenth;
WATER STREET;
WAUTAUGA STREET—Chippewa to Seneca;
SENECA STREET—Whiteville Road to Second.
That the Board of Town Commies ioners have completed an
ment roll of the cost of the local im provement* on and along the said
streets, which said assessment roll Is filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Board for inspection by all parties interested.
AH parties are hereby notified that the Board of Commissioners wiH
meet in the council chamber of the said Board on the 2nd of October,
1923, at 7:30 P. M., for the purpose of hearing all allegations, objec
tions or exceptions in respect to the said assessment.
Any and all objections must be made on said date or the said
ment roll will be confirmed.
J. P. RUSSELL,
Clerk Hf the Board of Commissionerof the Town of Lumberton.
Pastime Theatre
LUMBERTON, N. C.
PROGRAM Week ENDING SEPT.22, 1923
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 20 and 21
SPECIAL SPECIAL
GLIMPSES OF THE MOON With BEBE'DANIELS
AND ALL STAB CAST IN SUPPORT
ALSO FIGHTING BLOOD With GEORGE OHARA.
Saturday, September 22
ARABIA WITH TOM MIX
HAUNTED VALLEY NO. 9 vith RUTH ROWLAND
ALSO A HAROLD LOYD COMEDY.