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E' HOBESMNiAN Pablished hunsday Afternoon By tESOMAN. fNC. d A President jpnON RATES: b On* f< St* Mm Three Mo <s Befivered ay carrier tn Lambert on $2.00 LOO .50 One Year $2.40 Mn Months . * Entered as second class mail matter at the postoHice at Lumberton. M. G Odice Mest Fifth Street Telephone Mo. 20. MONDAY, FEB. 2, 1925. IF THINE ENEMY be hungry, give him bread to eat; and if he he thirs ty, give him water to drink.—Pro verbs 25:21. DISSIPATED 1 IGIHES Former. Governor Cameron Morri son has issued a dofi to former Sec retarv of the Navy Josephus Dan iels, editor of the News and Obser ver, and challenges him to debate this aiieged deficit in the State trea sury. Mr. Morrison says he can ar gue Josephus to a standstill that there is no deficit, that what looks like a hole is no hole at all and he ran prove it; and Josephus says it looks mighty like a hole to several teputable gentlemen, and that those who have attempted to find how deep it is have arrived ht various conclusions, some saying it is so deep while other some vow it is deep er, and that the proper person for Mr. Morrison to challenge is Gov ernor McLean, who, Mr. Daniels says, is kept busy trying to find a way to ''meet this large deficit"—or to fill this hole, or alleged hole. The sad thing is public loss of confidence in the integrity of fig ures. It used to be thought that fig ures were self-respecting, sturdy, in dependent, reliable, truthful at all times, but since this deficit matter came up they have become as change able, mocking and undependable as shifting sands. They tell one sort of tale for one set of folks one day, and the next day, standing afar off from their former chums and wiggling sas sy hands with thumbs upon nos<es, they say they mean an entirely different thing. staid caper' to sh denu use lead gc sipatt. o'd have thought that would have cut such se latter da^s. Just goes a jazzy age will do in mocent things that 4 home nights and lives. Figures are !y reckless and dis ,-ked. T IT OUT. Mr. Bru e Craven of Trinity writ ing; to the editor of The Robesonian: "Editorially you ray " 'Peopie have become famiiiar with the thought that Max Gardner would be the next Governor, but if a woman with the necessary qualifications of fers, Max may have to wait another four years and maybe miss the chance altogether.' "Now here you have a good chance * to enlighten two and a half million people. more or less, and I want you to, coroc across. What are the 'neces ;a&\- qualifications' which Max is sup p«&ed to possess, and which a woman rnpst develop before she can push Max overboard ? I am not referring to the qualifications a Governor ought tc have, but the 'necessary qualifica tions' for getting elected Governor in North Carolina. "What are they?" Rather a ioo.-e and ill-considered qualifying phrase, friend. Let's cu! "with the necessary qualifications' out of the sentence altogether. It b better so and is just as trup, for any woman who offers will jhave th( "necqssary qualifications'" and tht unnecessary ones, too, and frienc Max's chances wii] grow dim. It i; much easier and safer to cut out th< doubtfui phrase than to attempt t( explain it. --o—-—-— North Carolina dropped to I2tl place in 1924 in value of farn products. The value of ail crops i] Nsp-th Carolina last year is p!ace( at $'120,415,000, Texas leading tin M# with a value of $920,081,000. b 19^3 North Carolina ranked fiftl wwh a valuation of $115.73?.000, o $95,322,009 more that: in 1924. Los due to weather conditions. The valu of last year's crops in Robeson coun ty a! ne was at least $10,000,000 les than the 1923 value. With good sea sons this year North Carolina shout go back to its former place, or eve higher, and Robeson county shout resume its place as 17th. or even higher place, in value of farm pr< ducts umong the leading agriculturi counties in the United States. -o The proposed federal child la or law is dead. It has been killed by b< inf turned down by a sufficient nun bay of " ates, and other states a doubt wiil kiii it deader still when opportunity presents itself. The poo pit- do not take kindly to any effort to commit regulation of child labor to the Federal government. Too many men know that the work they did as hoys, which work would have been prohibited under the proposed law. helped to contribute to what ever success they have made. They do not want their children handicap ped by any such unwise legislation. ' -O. Fines imposed by courts are not proving sufficient to prevent the driving of automobiles hy men. Ju' ' Copy in announced in Rowan rob;'court the bthe^^day, announcing that he would give jaii ;or road sentences for that offense.^ That fines do not deter bibulous ones from joy-riding at the wheel is a weii-known fact. Jail or road sen tences combined with taking away the privilege of driving at ail for a year or so would have more effect. ''Please change my address from Lanexa, Va.. to Shannon, N. C. I will iive here this year if not longer. Tried Yirgina one year ahd think the Old North State is best after a!!." So writes to The Robesonian Mr. C. C. Carter from Shannon. Which is the usua! thing. When a Robeson county citizen wanders off to some other field he learns that the Old North State, particularly Robeson county, is "best after all." -o That was some "spell" of weather that visited Robeson county a cou ple of days last week, igleet and snow and slush. But, when nature acts up that wAy in this favored part of the vineyard she makes royal amends, and sleet and snow and un usual cold were followed by brilliant sunshine that invites one out of doors. -o Why is it that the house pictured as a "model home" so of ten looks like a cross between a chick en chop and a barn? -o Maxton News Letter By H. C. MacNair. Our farmers are out of a job for the past few weeks. It is too wet to do any kind of work on the farm. One farmer came to town the past week who has the reputation of being not only a capital farmer but as wei! a good fishermen. He was inquiring of one of the hardware merchants }the price of horse coliers. "Thinking of starting my piows", he said. The merchant made him the price of $5 a piece. "Say," said the farmer, "your price is too dern high. Show me some fishing tackle." A gentlemen on the streets this week remarked, "I went to see a giri this week that I used to go to see 15 years ago. Then she had great diffi culty in keeping her ankles covered. New she seem content if one knee is covered. Just change in stiyle", he said. AIK. S. T. FREEMAN Lumberton Alan Succumbs to Kidney Disease—Funeral and Interment This Afternoon. Funeral services of Mr. S. T. Freeman, who died last night at 11:30 at his h" te on Second street, wiil he conu his afternoon at 4 o'clock at Hog Swamp Baptist hurrh. interment will be made in the burying ground at the church. Deceased had been iii about 10 weeks with a kidney disease. He leaves to mourn their loss his widow, 3 daughters ar.d one son. I K!CSCKIBE TO THE ROBESON AN. $2.00 A A EAR. Weak Nervous "I was weak and nervous and run-down," writes Airs. Edith Setters, of 466 N. 21st St., East St. Louis, Itt. "I couldn't steep nights, I was so restless. I felt tired and not in condition to do my work. I woutd have such pains in my stomach that I was afraid I woutd get down in bed. . . My mother camo to see me and suggested that I use I fett better after my first bettte. I had a better appe tite. It seemed to strengthen ar.d build me up. I am so g!ad to recommend Cardui for what it did for me. I haven't needed any medicine since I took Cardui, and I am feeling tine." Nervousness, restlessness, sleeplessness—t h e s e symp toms so often ate the result of a weak, run-down condi tion, and rtay develop ^ere seriously if not treated in time. If you arc nervous and run-down, or surfer'ng from some womanly weakness, take Cardui. Sold everywhere. E-105 letzsxxagKCEKgagwnKVHm: j Maxton Department. Comention of Presbyterian Men at Lumberton—Another Lineman Hurt —Social and Other Hems. By H. cJ McNair. Maxton. Jan. 31.—A number of ! our Presbyterian friends attended a i convention of the men of the church at Lumbcrton last Monday. This con i vention was caiied from the churches in the county and most of the : churches,were represented. Dr. More ' house of the Lumberton church gave ithe visiting Presbyterians a very jeordia) welcome. The business meet hdg wAs opened ^<y the chairman of ! the j stewardship committed of Fay-; ettevi)!e Presbytery and was turn-! ed over to tbe Secretary of the State; ^ommitt^e, Mr. J. B. Spiiiman of Charlotte, who conducted a "steward-] sltip meeting," getting an exchange } of ideas from all churches and socie } ties. The Lumberton iadies, though, ! furnished the crowning bit of enter ] tainment in a weii supplied table of eatables such as only those ladies can. Dinner was served to all pre I sent and basketfulls remained, not i of fragments but untouched eatables, j so plentifully had dinner been pro ! vided. ; The Yadkin River Power Co, had another man to be hurt by a falling pole today when one of their iinemen jumped to the sidewalk to save him seif. He sustained a broken foot from his impact with the cement side walk. Miss Elizabeth MacNair enter tained the "Students' club" at her home on North Main street Friday evening. Papers dealing with Eu-; ropean history and geography were; read by Miss Emma Jones, Miss Bess MacNair and Mesdames H. A. Mc Kinnon and J. L. McLean. Lyceum Number at Lumber Bridge Friday Night. Correspondence of The Robesonian. j The third Lyceum number wili be given in the school auditorium next ^ Friday night, Feb. 6, at 8, the Kellant duo, in a happy combination of fun.; stories', songs and music. Got to Get About [/\UTOCA.CTER I Mrs. Frank Kelley, of Glacier National Park in Montana, made some snow shoes for her chickens :mt) it didn't take "0!d Mike" long to master them. Mike is such an apt pupii that Mrs. Keltey is now troing to have some skates made ior him. A Good Thing - DON'T MiSS !T Send yonr name and address plain ly written, together with 5 cents (and this siip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive in return a trial package containing CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM EDY for coughs, colds, croup, bron chial, "Hu" and whooping conghs, and tickling throat; CHAMBER LAIN'S TABLETS for stomach tron bies, indigestion, gassy pams that crowd the heart, biliousness and con stipation; also CHAMBERLAIN S SALVE, needed in every family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin affections; these valued family medi cines for only 5 cents. Don't miss it KOOCE OF SAiLE OF LAbO Under and by virtue of the poner and au thority contained in a certain deed of trust executed by P. J. haircloth avd wife. E. .1 Haircloth. on March Ft. )934. and record ed in the office of the Hctr.-ter of Heeds of Robeson County, in Book ti3. paKe 230. (de fault having been made in the payment o. the indebtedness thereby secured. anti <tc niand having been made upon the trustee therein named to sell the !and therein tie scribed) I will. on Monday the 2nd dsy ol March. 1925, at twelve o'clock Noon, in front of the Court Hou.se door in the Town , of Lumberton. North Carolina, offer foi^ sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real es tate, to^wit: ... In Howellsville Township, an! !"-ing r of the lands described in a certain deed dated December 4 192d, ny Oliver laa cloth and wife, Anna, to P. J- haircloth, said land being in two tracts and described " hlRST TRACT: Containing 2'i acres and ) beginning at a pine oa the we-t siile of n Bay and runs as the widow Gooding's corn , or and north 2 do^r^ e^t lh D2 chnins to a st^ke, Pah-cloth's corner* thence with his line north 49 1-2 degress east M chains and 25 links his other eorncr ; thcrce north 5 dt^grees west 7 chains to a stake. the j corner of l^ot No. 7 : thence north 75 dt irrees east 7 chains nnd 50 links; thence south 5 degrees east 21 chain? and 70 links to a -take, the corner of Is*t No. 1 : thence as that line went H chain.? to a stake and j pointer on the west side of a branch, the fourth corner of !a?t No. 4 ; thence as that line south 2 degree? east S chains and 10 ' links to a short leaf pine in the By ; thence west 7 chains and 25 links to the begin ning, containing 20 acres SECOND TRACT: Adjoining the above 26 on the south end of a 20 acre tract, con cloth end wife. Anna, to Kstella Powers, and 6a id 4 hcr**s were txcepted from K i tella Powers' mid deed. ; ^ will h* noted by j reference to the sanl de? d to her. 20 acres Dated this the 29th day of January. 1027. H. E. St \CY. TAU*t?ie. 2 2-t Mon^,. 666 is a prescription for Coids, Grippe, Dengue. Headaches Constipation, Biiiousness. It is th< most speedy remedy we know. ^htdejtrhn J5333SK3C Headin' advertisements may seem commonplace to folks who let their inclinations run to edi torial jokes—who have culti vated appetites for detailed news of crimt}, which can shake their faith in people till it gets their goat in time. But — readin' advertisements is a pastime by the way, whe:a wo post ourseives on values in the markets of today. . . . Though we have no need t f "bargains" in the stuff v.e couldn't use, yet we taste the charm of business, which is bet ter'n iots of "news." I frequently go "shoppin' " in my favorite magazine—whom displays is fascinatin' of the goods I haven't seen. . . . I'll run acrost a motor-bus or fancy wooden hen—and Fit strike the thing I'm lookin' fer, say, nine times out of ten! Readin' advertisements when I've nothin' much to do makes a pleasant little journey in the realm of somethin' new—and, while sensation in the "news" may stir my peaceful breast, I somehow like to stick around the job that pays me best! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having Qualified f'.d'ni.nistrat.ir of th iate Richard Lowry. deceased.. this is C notify a!! perrons htvinu c!a nts against hi wtate to exhibit them t"thc undei-xitrncf at, Pembroke. North C otina. on or hefon thelCth. day of Jnnuny. 1926, or this no ticewiMb? pleaded in bar of recovery. Aii persons indebted to said estate wii please make immediate payment to the un dersiRned. This 16 th, day of January. 1923. K. M. PAUL RlCi .' D LOV. RY. Deceased. Johnson. Johnson and McL.' ' Attorneys for AdminLLator. 1-19-S Mon NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND iNiRSON^ INTERESTED !N THE AFFAIRS OP THh BANK OF PARKT<)N. PARKTON, N^ C. Hank of Parkton. of prrkton, N. C. a cor poration of North Caroi.na. and to per sons interested in its affairs as ^ toe hold ers. claimants, creditors or othcr\.ic, an< totheBankofPmkton: You and each of you are hereby noti!*'e( to present your claims, dWy verified, t - th< uhdersigne^l Receiver, on or before Jr r arylst, 1926. or your crimsv,ii)h*b r:c( from partichu-tion in the d a rbut:os < the assets of t!:e said Hank of Parkton. N. C This notice is Riven pursuant t" an o: der of His Honor. N. A. Sinclair. -luhte ^ the Superior Courts of North Carolina, !*e dcred January 10th, 1923, in a suit pendin; in the Superior t onrt of Robeson County N. C., entitled "North Carolina Corpora tion vs. Bank of Parkton," wherein th( tion Commission ^ . H; nk of Parkton.' wherein the undersigned was appointed per Dated this 12th day of January. A. D. 1923. LAFAYETTE BA^K ^ 1RUS1' COMPANY Permanent Reteivtr < f \ihe Burk of Park *vn. i-!a-3 l\Lm ADMIX !STK ATOM'S NOTICE *) notify a!! porstm^hn'dii^ciairusairnins estate of said dec r- rd to exhibit then to heumicrsirncio*. Kryrhrm. N. C., '% M* before the 12tli , dry of .Tttttt^tyy. 192^. o this notice t,vi!!t*ep.e.(ded in b:trof the' I'h^bth'iayofJm. 192o. .^. S.. SCOTT. Adm.nbtrator of Marth; RrittandC.'itLA'ttyi. 1-12-0 Mon ADMiNISTTATOirS XOTM 1 navh-.'0UA!;fe-i;. M.dminstrnto.-^Jth - tite of Arte - O' McK^y. defw n ! tote o Rt beion county. N-rth CaroSna. t-dp is u notify ait per on: ^ ei:.ir*- a*.?.;i!ist th <ytate of ran! d-'eea *'.l to ex!'"bit t em't ^heundersb'tn-! '[ HtdSpr"*' mt-rh* fore the 1 th d y ( f v ! 'J*<. or ti.i notk"? wit; b" yb <'-d *n bar t' th' t- <*?<- '- y A!! person; Ini .'')! to i-a.t e^ate vi *)!( '^e r-uii<e i-ii*ni-di *o prynvnt. lias the !!0. < .y t.f d*innry JOHNH. M.KAY^ Artemui Mci\: y. (_* i o- ... t)eec^ d. STATE or NCC1H CAROLINA DEi ARTMENT tH* STATt TO \IJ. "O W'L'M THESE FRE--.KNT: MAY COME GREETINGS: WHEREAS. H *. .oa:-s to n*y .satisfaction by du'y ruti-enti- ' .t l -cord of ti e pmcc*.' inys f n* the "O-iinry dis:=:o!utlon there bythrun..'i!'rt"j n nto!'aHt!iestoch hoiders. dept^site! in my ^offne. Hist th f,U'*<!e'rHridK<- M?. ''nicHuiMinxCompani a corporation of this State, whose prim-ipa yffico is:ntu!tt.(.iit< the Torn of I.unrib' Bri(!ne. C-^ur ty o'* Robe ton. t^tate of Nort arn.inat.J.S. ii<"iu*"ibe!nn the atfent there inundincha'rretber^f, upon whopipr censmaytu'sui' hmcompHciwiiht! reparemert.' of (.'h^yter 2-. Conaoiidatc Statues o'i*':'. i 'Corporation *'. preiinu tuny to the is'o.dn* ef thiis Ci tifhite t: Dis-n!u^i( n : NOW. MIERE N!T1 1 W. N. Eer-etl Secreta:-y of State of the State of Nor QaroHna. do hcut y certify that the said co: ^In TESTIMfiNY WHEREOF f her- n thy hunt! and lExy,! my off'ci.ilsonia RaietKh t-hi;.-.;id:\ of January. i 1925-. W. N. EVERETT. Secretary of S\ut fSeait 1-26-lMon FRUIT TREES Order your fruit tres from the o) reiiahie Greensboro Nurseries-Speci: price <ist just out. Some bargain with a free offer with libera! db counts. 50,000 peach and 30,000 af pics going on the market at once. Biack Mammotn l'iga for saie. GREENSBORO NURSERIES AND STOCK FARM JOHN A. YOUNG & SONS. Nursery Dept. Greensboro, N. ( ( Farms Need Ptanea % Godfrey Cabot, Pres, of The Na tional Aeronautic Ass'n., tetis Con gress that airp'anes siiouid be de veloped for agricultural uses, i pointing to the recent spraying of C6.000 acres of cotton to kill the boll weevil, as to possibiiities. —The editor and local editor of The Hobesonian are indebted to Mr. Jumey Floyd of Fairmont for some ! doiicious grapefruit and oranges ! w hich he brought back with him re } ccntly from the Rio Grande valiey of Texas. It is fruit that cannot be ex cel! "ft. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE U' vincr qualified as the Executors of the *' tate of L E. Tyner, deceased !ate of Rob o on County, North Carolina. this is to noti fy all per ions having claims against the es i tote of said deceased to exhibit them to Me bityre. Lnv.icnce & Proctor. Attorneys l.un.bertcn, N. C., on or before January 1st ; ;t!3(V, or this notice wiil be pleaded in bar of ! their recovery AH persons indebted to said lh:s Decenti't t* 23t!i 1924. H \V. BACCOM B. Y. TYNER. Executors of the Estate of L. E. lyner. deceased , McINTYRK. 1 A WRENCH & PROCTOR. , Attorneys for Executors. 12-29-6 Mon. NOTICE OF RE-SALE ; Lndcr and by virtue of an order of re da!" ( f t-ie Clek of the Superior Court of Kob??on County, made in the special nro cn-ding entith-.i J. -Oxendine, Adminis trator of Ford Br.rten, deceased vs. Rosa Harton. He ter Oxendine et a!., the same !,eing No. 5422. upon the special proceed [ iner docket of s-dd court, the undersigned [-oums doner will. on Saturday, the 31st. ) ,Fy of January. 3925, at 12 o'clock, M . at ! the court hou *- dorr in Lumberton. Rohe ! 4on County North Carolina, offer for sale ! ; the high" t bidder for cash that cer ) t bn tract i-f land ly'n? and being in Pem brok** JdAnship Robson County. N. C., ! bounded and de cribed as follows, to-wit: ! On the We t ode of the A. C. L. Rail road. adjoinin': the lends of Nancy L. ^'yt-r-dinn, Archie I.nwery and others, be ing a part of the Angus Oxendine estate ;^e.Fining rt a stfke 23.CS chains from the } Southeast corner -.f the Cas Oxendine Grant j.f 150 acrei mid in the Eastern line of said grant, jand runs thence North 34 1-2 East 10.3! cabins to a take in said line: thence i hh i th 57 3-1 Wed 10.36 chains to a stake ' i 1 A *chie Lowery's line, the Angus and imste" Oxendine dividing line: thence as that line Louth 3! 1-2 West 10.31 chains to a sb!kk^ in said line: thence South 67 3-4 ) Fust 10.3:3 .-heins to the beginning, con taining 20 nrrcu. Ihis 13th. d .y of Jnn. 1923. i-22 2 Thur.-. E. M. BRITT. TRLSTEE'S S/ibE OF LAND - FicL'i* :nd by virtue of power and au thority conta nel rn a certain dt^ed of trust exe-uted by W. R. (Pan!) Merrick and wife. Bet *e M - rick to K M. Johnson. Trustee, t cr n? d -te February Rth 1024. and regis t i in lL'<k of Deeds of Trust No. 63 at R< - ' -:ry . f R :b."um County de ftuit having been made in Oc payment ol . ! :ie notes ure.l thereby the undersigned ' :-n * w-^' Monday, th" 23rd. day of !<-h,-:::;y. M'25. at '2 O'Clock Noon at the * . neu- - :{ ! < in the down of Lumber t <n. North Carolina, offer fn- sale at publit : , h L: i .. :ng d -crib^l lots or phi l - ^ fY Lind. L)-w it : : < '!bwnjhip. adjoining th( , ' : b- of 1 :ni: Ellis eL a) and living thou* ; < o-i c*-- "&y)ini l being North ot !!:(' Y i!i ti" ton. Charlotte & Asheville High ; , 3^Jo. 21. in what is known as Hester ! r fu!ly described in Book of ' i County xn<1 br-in;,: also the same loti <.' -er bo! ir Book of Murtgnge; No. 50. pag^ t Cro^ cf m:d !ct^ haviuK on it the hom? (!. 1 of tru-L. 23rd. d'v J-nu'-rv PF3. L. M. JOHNSON Trustee. ' 1-2;-' Mr.. Tin.STEF'S SATF'^OP LAND. : Life-Sustaining Properties: Vitamines. : i'oiiowing tbe worid war an t pidemic of "scurvy" and "sore ! i eyes" occurred in Germany, due to tack of sufficient miik and miik products for consumption, i iiecpidcntic was at once stamp ed out by furnishing miik and dnire products, aiong with other T foods for a itaianced diet. ^!;)k, ice cream, butter, cheese and buttermiik contain vitamines, the iife-sustaining protrerties, in ) sufficient quantities to meet the " ftiii needs of the body. ' ! ! c high vaiue of miik products is being more fuiiy recognized as * facts in nutrition arc proven and known. A targe manufacturing concern, em,oio\i:ig thousands of peopie, is serving each etapioyee a half A pint of miik at If) a. m. and 3 p. m. daiiy, and resuits obtained show a tO per cent, increased j efiiciencv of iahor output. 1 iOKPL'HEMH.K ^ TiiOVHitW J !hiry "i EAST LLMBERfOX. X. C. !2 o'clock Noon* At Courthouse door m the Town of Lumberton, bffv for Kale, at public auction, to the highest bidder. fvr cash, the following described lot. to-wit: In the Town of Lumberton: BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of Lot No. 56 in said Town, and runs thence west line of said lot north 2.30 east 108 feet to the southwest comer of lot No. 56: thence Eouth 87 1-2 east with the dividing line be tween lot No. 55 and 56, 60 feet to a stake: thence south 2.30 west 108 feet to a stake in the south line of lot No. 56 in the north edge of 7th Street; thence south 87 1-2 west with the eouth line of said lot tr^the hog nning. being the west portim of^ lot No. 56, according to the ott!c;*i !?uip oi the Town of Lumberton, and be-ng the same lot conveyed to H. M. McAllister by L. C. Tovaend and wife, by deed dated Mey 7th. 1920. and registered in book 7-A. page 575. Registry of Robeeon County. * This the 23rd, day of January. 1925. T. L. N 1-26-4 Mons. _ Trustee. Under and by virtue of an order of th% Superior Court of Robeson CfUHty. mad;? in the Special proceedings entitled In the Matter of Mrs. Tommie Phillips et a!, th' j same being No. SSU) upon the special pro ceedings docket of said courts the^und^r ! signed Commissioned on the 21 d?y ^ of F'ebruary. 1925., at 12 O^clock A. M.. i at the courthouse door in Robeson Ceo ty North Carolina, offer for sale to the high est bidder for cash that certain trnct of ' land lying and being in Wishart's Town ship, Robeson County North Carolina, on the North East side of Little Swamp ad joining the lands ' of Leonard Brisson and others, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake with two Pine Pointers in said Brisson'a line and runs with and beyond his line N. 55 E. 23 chains to a stake Nepsy Byrds corner: thence a ' long her line S. 41 E. 18 chains to a stake with Pine and Black Gum Pointers in said ! line: thence S. 55 W. 21 chains and 75 links to a stake with Two Post Oak point ers : thence N. 45 W. 18 chains and 50 links to the beginning, containing 40 acres. It being W. C. Phillips (deceased) respec tive interest in and to the land of Rosa Ann Phillips. Deceased, j This 19 day of January. 1925. j W. OSBORNE LEE. Commissioner. Lee and Lee Attys for Petitioners. 1-22-4 Thurs. § <4* 4 Let Nature Complete Your Home OUR Rome is not com plete unless the grounds reject your love for the en nobling in^uence of Nature. Nothing suggests good taste as readily as Trees, Flower ing Shrubs and Evergreens planted about your yard and house. We can make your home a charming place for a small outlay. On request our represen tative will call to submit plans and suggestions. Our men will da the planting if you w ish; in which case, any plants that die within a year re-supplied free, at nursery. P4amt Now. THE HOWARD HICKORY CO. ^/V*rs*ryw!*H fdys HiCKORY, N. C. FtiHSFRUlE l Olt THE ROBESON. AN. M.iH) A YEAR a.-..... ,, „ Marietta, Gaddy, Fairmont and Sterlings Townships ON REAL ESTATE. The N. F. L. Association of Marietta will re ceive applications for FARM LOANS in amounts from $100.00 to $25,000.00. Call on the undersigned and talk it over. 1 will make it interesting for you. C. K. MORGAN, Secretary & Treasurer. Marietta, N. C. R. F. D. No. 1. Something of Interest Read and See We have for sale some property in the town of Lumberton that is well worth the consider ation of any who wish to buy. We have a nice home on East Seventh street that can be had at a reasonable price; and on East Fifth street we have another on which the price is very reasonable. We have two other houses for sale on which the prices are so low that we would not dare make public mention of the price. The parties owning them are leaving town and want to sell at once hence the low price. Some body is going to get a bargain. We have some vacant lots on which the prices are reasonable. . We have a client that wants a second-hand lathe for his machine shop. We are anxious for this lathe and if you have one for sale let us know at once. We also want to buy a second-hand plainer. THE W. K. BETMUNE CO. W.K BETHUNE, Mgr. 'PHONE 20 )(3aaHKsas!!irajfCT^j .sa!sry.7n..iHa9MNBMMwa 5-PIECE MIXING BOWLS FREE The Robesonian renews offer that won favor. One set of Mixing Bowls Free with each sub scription for 2 years. One set Free with two subscriptions for one year each. One set Free with four subscriptions for six months each. One set Free with subscriptions amounting to $4.00. Renewals are good as new ones. Just stop by and get your neighbor s renewal and call for your set at once.
The Robesonian (Lumberton, N.C.)
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Feb. 2, 1925, edition 1
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