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"A So.nd Aiind in a Soahd B^dy"#" tb^ --^"
adopted by the modern schoo). And !f ihe day
ahonM aver arrive When every man. woman
and child had a sound mind in a 3onnd body,
wpaidn't this oM worid be a grand oid piate?
AN tDAL
Chiroprsctjc b the wtiy henhng cbneo tint r^ognbes the c!we
eonnection between mind end body, *nd demonatrstes Ant that re
iation b maintained thtongh the nerve ayatom,
CONSULTATION !S FREE
!n it not worth yoor while then to investigate the merits of CM
r*pr*etic nod to bam iast whst it moons to the heaith of the com
monity? Ash for on appointment.
Odko Hoars—Lnmherton 512 n. m.; nt night 7 8. Tnesdays, Thors
^ysondSotm^ny. A- - <
Dr. G Blair Jennings
Chiropractor
of The Robe-tonian.
Nov. M—The Garoiina
1 appear ait Flora Mac
on Monday, November
r the first enga#W<M^
North Caroiina tour of
rt. Three piays wili be
presen ted—"The Black RoAster ', a
comdy of ebuntry life by Mias Pearl
Setser bf Hickory; "Caius and Gains,
Jr.." a-bnmedy of o!d olantaion !ife
by Mias Lucy Cobb of Durham; and
"Nat Macon's Came", a romance of
}a revolutionary patriot by J. Osier
BaRcy of Raleigh. The tour of he
Piaymaken wii cover Bed Borings,
fPinehu&t, Fayettevilie, Clinton.
Goidahoro, Raleigh. Mias Setzer and
Mr. Bailey,.authors of two plays, ap
pear in he cast and the young'Son of
Dr. Frederick H. Koch, well-known
director, likewise takes a speaking
part. .
^ ^ . . .. ._ - ,
i —Mr.M. J Merritt returned Tues
day from Weldon, where he and Mm.
[Merritt went Sunday to attend the fun
ana! of Mrs. Merritt's father, Mr. C
F. Lawler, whose death At their home
here was reported in Monday's Ro
ibesonian. Mrs. Merritt will return
donald CoiMge
19 h this bein
in the eastern
'685
F O B. DSTRCHT
T!M* t*y MM 6*
%*F<wJW'<MBy
9S*cht**fPi**.
Fpur - Door Sedan
Interior IFeatu,res
A cwy, ^tractive anterior has been achieved
inthe^Fordyour-Cioor$edan ^ *
Broadclot h^uph^stery, soft brown with a
slightly darker stt^pe, harmomzes with the
lighter shade in the head lining. Siik poplin
.Qrnatpental interior nttingj inclddmg door
handles, dome light base, window regulators
and shade mountings are hnished in nickel.
Doors are made ol one solid sheet cl heavy
aluminum, very light and strong. Copper
covered rubber door bumper prevents rattling.
A water tight windshield, easy and positive to
adjust, cowl ventilator, and visor are other
much appreciated improvements.
H. A. PACE, JR.
LVMBERTON.N.C.
thpnee with hi. other tire nerth 62 h-4 west
AM chain. to a stake ia his Ha#; thence
aaath U east t#.a? chains to the banning:
containing H fed ten*, t ,
Second Traet: Beginninp #t # stake in the
edg# of the Orrum Rend n-sr # Mghtnw*
stamp and ran# then## about north east t
# shake in J. A. MeAtM*t*r !!ne: thence naor'y
w«rt with the said McABsHcr Hne to a staite
the comer of Reddin Rice' 'ine: thence hi
Mae tooth cast to the pabHe road: thence
said ro#d to the beginning. " containing tX
acre#, more or iesa ^
This the !. day of Oct lMd.
ifriX-4 Thurs. R. J. Brut. Commissions
NOTfCB OF COMMfMMNRR^
- ' dtAtE OR LANO:
hy Wrtoe of a Judgment of the
sapertor Chart of Rohesan Obanty made ta
tha e##e entitied Mrs. 8. R. Ciarey vs. L. H
Fg... ^ J'-.
"opn. at the court house door of Rahesoa
Coanty, North Ceroiine, offer for ss'e to sa
M#y the terms of said judgment, at the eoort
M . d-^ of Roiw on Coanty tv the highest
bidder for cosh, w foib' dat desd^ hed ' - -'
of lend iyingjaad4Xeing in the coanty Of Ro
beson and in Bach'Bwsoap TowWth&, boanded
snd described as foHows. to-wit?
in Back Swamp Township on both sides o*
"sy f,— -t. nn tt-e "outh side fo th<
ioha Road, adjoins the iands of the J. W. Le?
Wtt estate. f.orcePowett.
Wm. Jenkins an '
Beginning rt a stake in the rup "t H'
Bay Branch by a nani^ (now none) the h
ginning corner of a 100 acre tract conveyed b'
.. ——
7*. *=-f'Whd t- OtboAno RWtt. by dood t*
* h 4*1A<. *06****) l^o*
ty. fe^LUy, **d of whi^h 1<# norm the tract
* - do)cr"wd M * #*rt. and moo from
t#!d chiJtc wtth the Hrtt iinc of w^d th#
**<?**, woth M dmrocc; and R mtaatcc wart
!h.dd chaina to an iron etaho by a vtne atnnv
the north* antthof th# fond Rond the comer be
t' wn the McIntyre and the Lennett aatate:
thoneeo* the taM Ion* Hood north H !-!
waat KJMt ehobw if maaanrnd ha n atta&ht
iinc to#* atahe by * ntne atamp on the aooth
'Mr of the Ion* Rood nbont! feat from the
.oath wheel, rat; tHhnce km* * no# dfridinc
JL
-r
Fairmont to FayetteviHe
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 17
From LllMBBRTON, FAIRMONT, ST. PAULS
AND FAYETTEVILLE
Leave Lumberton 8 *. m. Arrive Fairmont, 8:33A^m. ^
Leave Fairmont 8:40 a. m. Arrive Lumberton 0& A m.
Laave Lumberton 0^0 a. m. Arrive St!^ Panle 10:10 a. m.
Leave St. Pau!al0:15a.m;
Leave Fayeteville 1:00 p.^n. Arrive SL Paala : -
Leave Bt Paala 2.00 p. m. Arrive LmaOmrtou OiOO, p^m? -
Leave Lumberton 4 p. m. Arrive Fairmont 4:30 p. m.
Leave Fairmont 5 p m. Arrive LumbarMn 3:40 p. m.
Leave Lumbwton $ p. m. Arrive St Paula 8 4K) p^ ^ ^
Leave St. Paula 8 4p p. m Arrive FPyvtjtevBle 7:40 p. m
I^ave Fayettev&e 8 p. m Arrive St. Paula 0: p. nL ?
Leave St. Paula 9 p m. Arrive Lumberton 9:40 p. mJ
THE BRUTON BUS LINE
Bus
.The well-lighted home is the
cheerful home. To help house
wives is the reason for this special
sale of lamps at this time.. Wheth
er it be floor lamp, bridge lanm;
reading lamp or boudoir lamp, you
will find it here at a price lower ,
than ever quoted in ^umberton
before. ^
A NEW SHOWCNC OF FLOOR
LAMPS,
BOUBtOIR LAMPS, ,
Beautiful shades of every color.
We have the 'large ones, small
ones and tail ones.
YOUR HOME
the cheerfullness a
these can give.
like
LUMBERTON
10:30 O'CLOCK, A M., RAIN OR SHINE. MUSIC BY BENNETTS V1LLE RAND
30 HORSES ANP MULES
We wiU seU at Public Auction 30 head of Illinois Kentucky Bred Horses and Mules. This stock ^sa been carefuHy selected by A. B.
Wells the noted Kentucky Horseman whose ancestors dor many generations back have been leading factors in their untiring efforts in
the improvement of the Horse industry of the Blue Gram country, raising, buying and selling the highest dess horses and mules, the
best that #oney can buy. These horses and mules are from 3 to 7 years of age weighing from 850 to MOO pounds, are well hHahsa ahd
ready to g& to work. Webave sold to date 125 loads of horses send mules this season, a total of over 3750 heads and every (me of ouf
customers %s an enthusiastic booster. Our reference is The Exchange Bank of Mount Sterling, Ky. Respectfully,
A. B. WeHs C. R. FoUette