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he said, because women are physi-
cally unable to do all kinds Of work,
and there are biological reasons why
they should not do some kinds OF
work. This is not true of men. Al
though the feminists advocate wom-
ans competition in every kind OF
work. you never see women digging
bitches; they are always engaged in
the honorific pursuits.
"The way to solve the problem is to
keep women in certain occupations; /;
to pass minimum wage laws and to
safeguard her in every way" Mr.. Tay-
lor said Then the family can go on.
1 insist on woman playing her part.
She must know values; she must go
out into the world and work just as
men are doing"
In referring to the double standard
of morality Professor Taylor said that
it is bolstered by woman as much as
by man. when woman puts herself
on a real basis i'm society, a step will
have been taken to do away with the
double standard. AS long as she has
the ideals of luxury and conspicuous
consumption and wants to be some
body's doll baby we will have double
standard. All men believe in wom-
ems rights but women must choose
between rights and mems courtesies.
If they wish to have the one, they
must forego the other"
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gro agricultural school and expert
ment station at Dalton, Mo-, returned
home this morning after visit to the
College of Agriculture.
Jewell Mayes, secretary of the Mis-
souri, State Board of Agriculture, has
issued 1913 certificates of registration
of commercial feeding stuffs under
the new Shannon-Glick law, which
went into effect Sunday.
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NEW GAME LAWS IN FORCE
December and January to BE Open
MOnths-339 Licenses Issued.

December and January to Be Open
! MOnths-339 Licenses Issued.
The new game and fish laws be-
came effective last Monday. There is
but one change of importance. This
( is in the fur law This new law
makes the open season for capturing
fur-bearing animals and the taking of
/ their pelts December and January. 1t
is Il strong law and prohibits the cap
! turing. killing or the having in pos
! session or the buying or selling of
/ fur-bearing animals during the
closed season or the selling of their
! pelts which have been taken out of
season. Parties desiring to raise
such animals in captivity must obtain
permit from the state game and
fish commission. for which a fee of
So is required. This new statute
stops the practice of penning these
animals up in the closed season to
take their pelts in the open season.
County Clerk C. w. Davis of Boone
County issued 339 licenses to hunters
of Boone County for the present year
up to June II, when Deputy State
Game and Fish Commissioner John G.
Leslie checked up the record. The
following licenses were issued during
April, May and up to June IA:
Columbia-Dr. w. II. Rees, r. II.
Logan, Manual Jackson, III. l.. Sand
ker. c. C. Gillespie. H. r. Jackson. G.
H. Thomas, r. II. Green. j. X. Rice.
Eugene Brosart, L. Taylor, j. T.
Baker, NJ. l.. Edwards, VIM. Benin.
NJ F. Thurston. r. L. Keene. II. |.
Bragg, V. Pyle. r. Jordan. L. T. Tin
dali, r. l.. Griggs, W. B. Barnes, Jr.,
Henry Johnson. l.. z. Renie, J. A. Oil
yer. O. ]. Hayes, NJ McAdams, w. NJ.
Dinwiddie, Henry Shields, r. McDow-
ell, Dan Mcclure, j. E. Higbee. A. F.
Lauvey, J. c. FOrbis. H. Bennett.
FRANK NeSSeT, lOt Williams, JACKSON
Hughes, W. H. Stone. T. l.. Rice, Da-
Wis Hughes, Jas. Bright. Edgar Bar
rett, Hubert Hughes, Louis Nieman,
J. A. Wilhite, H. Pazer, B. Gentsch,
W. r. Johnson, Eugene Sandker. w.
]. Clark, o. Williams, E. L. Held
brader, r. o. Crump, Durwood School
er, w. NJ. Maupin, Sam Hall. Roscoe
Gillespie, w. l.. Halberstadt, John
BrOsart. Mn. Meyer, Joe Bannerman,
Gus Washington, Charles Richardson,
Millard Herndon, II. f. Porter, Will
lard Turner, J. l.. FOrbis, Clarence
Jackson, w. H. Hathman, c. Robin
son. c. A. Moore, John Barrett. Chas.
McQuitty.
Centralia-R. l.. Hickerson.
Hallsville-J. T. Turner and J. A.
Archer.
Hartsburg-F. II. Menke, Edgar
Arnold, Paul Zeller, l.. A. DoZier, ].
r. Alexander, w. f. Crump.
ROcheport-D. Woods.
Ashland-J. w. Martin.
McBaine-James Ellworth
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VI. u. FARM WORK IS PRAISED
Manufacturers Record Likes Boys
and Girls Clubs.

The Manufacturers Record, pub
lished at Baltimore, Nd, in its issue
of June II has an editorial on the
work done by the University of Mis-
souri, Agricultural College. 1t tells
about the organization of the boys
and girls clubs throughout the state
and also the seed loan plan. By this
plan the seed obtained from the Mis-
souri, Corn Growers Association and
the association of seed dealers of
Missouri is loaned to farmers in most
of the organized counties.
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HALLSVILLE HELPS SUFFERERS
Women Sew and Men Raise Money
for Tornado Victims.

The citizens of Hallsville are help
ing the tornado sufferers. The Pris-
ella Club met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Alice Price and sewed for those
whose houses were destroyed. The
Mothers Club held a meeting Satur-
day afternoon and arranged to give
a shower of kitchen utensils to the
sufferers. At a mass meeting held
Thursday night at the Methodist
Church $1,000 was raised for the
stricken people in the tornado dis
trict.
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If fish stories were only true, there
would be some excuse for the sleepy
fisherman, for then he would be a
real food producer.
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Reception for Summer Students,

There will be a reception at
o'clock next Saturday night for the
students in the University Summer
Session. 1t is to be given by the men,
bers of the faculty.
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See the large variety of Buggies
and delivery wagons al the Boone
County Lumber Co.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Ahnawake Hastings of Tale
quah, Okla. was guest of honor at a
card party given by Miss Kathryn
Crew this afternoon at her home at
AT Hit street Five hundred was
played at three tables.
Miss Rosemary Rollins. who has
been visiting Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, 909
University avenue, returned today to
her home in Los Angeles.
The local Young Peoples Branch OF
the w. c. T. U. will entertain all the
delegates and visitors at a social to-
night at the Methodist Church.
The Gang" will give dance Sat
urday night at the Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon house.
Miss Esther Hill and Miss Jessie
Lansing returned today from Kansas
City where they have been visiting
Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Story Telling Hour will be at
o'clock tonight ON the lawn at Read
Hall. Miss Ella V. DObbs will talk,
after which there will be short mu
steal program.
There will be a dance at the Sigma
Nu house Friday night for the other
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See the large variety of Buggies
and delivery wagons at the Boone
County Lumber Co.
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HELP WANTED: An intelligent person
may earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly In spare
time; experience unnecessary; no can
yassing; subjects suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau, Roon
$50, Buffalo, n. Y. Mt
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Delivery wagons and Buggies a
The Boone County Lumber Co.
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Delivery wagons and Buggies at
The Boone County Lumber Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT: Nice suite of Offices in Ex-
change Bank building. See j. A. Stew
art or W. L. Smith. S246
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There will be a dance at the Sigma
Nu house Friday night for the other
fraternities. All are invited.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Clean. cool south rooms
one half block from University. 11G Mis-
souri, avenue. M-24l-tf
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The Gang" will give a dance Sat
urday night at the Sigma Alpha Ep
silon house.
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LOST AND FOUND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT: September i. Apartment
second floor will rent two apart
ments to responsible parties. 11OS Pa
quin. Phone 1143-Green. B-245-tf
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FOR RENT: Cool. modern, well fur
nished rooms. Lavatory in rooms. Sum-
mer rates. ThilO Apartment. broadway
at Hit Phone 936. M-2333 If
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FOR RENT: Two rooms to girls at 4Oe
Conley ave. Call 1854 White. P-232- II
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P E R S O N AL

Mr.. J. Z: Stephens spent the week
Mr.. Joseph Townsend of Lowe was
a Lumberton visitor Friday. 80
Misses Epsie and Anna Neal Ful-
Ter spent Saturday in Fayetteville.
Mr.. 81. M. King of St., Paul. R. /.
was Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Shepherd Of
0rrum were Lumberton visitors Fri
day. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Oliver of Ma
rletta were among the shoppers in
town Friday. -
Mrs: 3. l: Pool returned last night
from Columbia, S. c., where she spent
lO days visiting relatives.
Mr.. Bill Davis of R. 1 from Barnes
| vile was among the callers at The
fobesonlan office Saturday.
Mr.. June Ivey of R. 7 from Inm-
berton was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lawson and
daughter, Miss Mite, of Drum were
among the shoppers in town Saturday
Mayor James D. Proctor returned
Pnome this morning from Chattanooga
Ienn, where he spent a few days or
business.
| Mrs. w. P. Emerson of Whining.
ton spent Saturday in town the guess
OF her aunts, Mrs. Robt. Chaffin anc
Miss Mcqueen. ~
Mrs. Geo. B. Mcleod and DAUGHTER
Miss Irene, will leave this evening fo7
Baltimore, Md, where they will spen(
about weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. AtkinsonA Mrs
w. A. Atkinson and Miss Them;
Reynolds of the Oakton section wer
among the shoppers in town Satur
day. '|
Miss Omelia Powers of the TIE,
Mile section spent the past week her
visiting Miss Eliza Neal Higley. Mis-
Higley accompanied Miss Power
home Saturday.
; Mr.. j. G. Grantham, who wa
: among the first selected men to leay
: for Camp Jackson from Robson dis
trlct No. l, spent the weekend her
and at Fairmont visiting relatives an
e friends.
+ Mr.. R. F. Bethune of Petersbur,
l. Va, passed throgh town Friday e
route to Camp Jackson. Mr.. Bethur
Il formerly lived in Robson and is
; son of Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Bethu1
= OF r. l from Lumberton.
n Mr.. c. A.. D. Fakes, manager Of Il
l. Banner tobacco warehouse here du
ing the past season, returned to Lur
- berton yesterday from Greenvil]
t. where he spent the past month. T
se will be here two or three days.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Pastime.

It's going to be a week of good
pictures at the Pastime theatre, be-
ginning today with popular Crane
Wilbur in "The Painted Lie" 5-reel
Mutual Masterpiece Tomorrow Pearl
White in "The Fatal Ring" and three
other reels will be run. "Wednesday
everybody will want to see Dazzling
Miss Davidson" in a 5-reel Mutual
Masterpiece; Thursday "The Candy
Grip, featuring Gladys Hulette, in a
5-reel Pathe Gold Rooster play, will
be the offering; Friday Lima Cavalier
will be seen in ''The Shadows of Her
Past, reel Pathe Gold Rooster play
and on Saturday Helen Holmes II
"The Lost Express" and other COCO
pictures will be offered. The price:
every day this week will be 5 and II
cents.
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in SOCIAL CIRCLES
PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS

Shower Given by Mesdames Mcintyre
and Varser in Honor of Miss Irene
Mcleod.
Reported for The Robesonian.
One of the most unique and attrac-
tive showers was given .by Mrs. S.
Mcintyre and Mrs. L.. R. Varser at the
home of the former Thursday in hon
or of Miss Irene Mcleod, November's
attractive bride-to-be. Guests were
welcomed at the door by Mrs. J. A.
Sharpe and led to the receiving line,
composed of Mesdames Mcintyre and
Varser and Miss Mcleod Miss Eliz-
| abeth Snead showed the ladies to the
punch bowl, which was artistically ar
ranged with autumn leaves and gold
enrod, where Mrs. R. C. Lawrence
and Mrs. Daisy Jenkins served de-
lightful punch. Miss Annie Ruth
Caldwell gave several appropriate Sc
lections and Miss Lillian Proctor beau
tifully sang Mattinata, by Tosti, and
''Her Rose" by Coombs.
A shout of Extra! Extra" was
heard and little Master Richard
Greaves came forth reading from
The Robesonian all about the assign
ment of Wannamaker! Mcleod and
| 1NdSu purchase cuClIO SCOCk. OWlIlS
to the unavoidable absence of Mr.
Nash, Miss Mcleod requests hel
guests to assist her in taking inven.
tory of said stock. A huge box was
brought forth and Miss Mcleod, up
on being presented by little Lily Sneae
Varser and Anna Courtney Sharpe
with each beautiful and useful house
hold gift, expressed her appreciatio,
in her usual charming and witty man
ner.
The guests were then invited int
the living and dining rooms by Mrs
4 Regain Mcintyre, where the colo
2 scheme of yellow and white was car
S ried out in every detail.
Delightful ices in yellow and whit
were then served and little Misse
s Varser and Sharpe presented tn
e guests with favors Of tiny yello,
: baskets with hearts, wedding bell
e and orange blossoms suspended fro1
q the handles and filled with minis
Very attractive indeed were the deco
5, rations of goldenrod, black-eyed 81
n sans, autumn leaves and potted plant
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tate might be in the cutting of the
wedding cake. Miss Mcleod was the
first to cut, and without hesitation
she cut deep into the heart, which bore
the initials 81 and N" Miss Pro-
tor, her maid of honor, followed. and
1t was the >Fates" who decreed that
she should cut the ring, Miss Eliza
beth Whitfield the money. Miss
George Whitfield the thimble. and
Miss Agnes Mclean the button. Al
ter appropriate musical selections by
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
year-old horse perfectly gentle,
work anywhere; will sell for cash
or exchange for End hand Ford au-
tomobile. Write P. O. Box 80, ST.
Pauls, N. G.
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/, Handkerchief Shower.

Reported for The Robesonian
One of the most brilliant affairs of
the season was the unique handker-
chief shower given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. John Knox for Miss
Irene Mcleod, whose engagement to
Mr.. Frank L. Nash recently was an
nounced. Guests were received at
the door by Mrs. A. E. White and Mrs.
Ira B. Townsend. Tables for progress
sive rock we're arranged, and lively
game ensued. Mrs. J. c. Fuller, Miss
Elizabeth Breeze, Miss Edith Court
rey and Mrs. R. H. Crichton cut for
the prize. Mrs. Fuller was the lucky
winner and received lovely knit
ting bag, which she gracefully pre-
scented to Miss Mcleod. The prize for
the guest of honor was a lovely box
of bonbons. Pust at this juncture the
Misses Courtney Sharpe, Lily Snead
Varser, Alice Mclean and Elizabeth
Proctor, dressed as flower girls, en-
tered from the back hall scattering
rose petals. They were followed by
Mrs. Junius J. Goodwin dressed in hel
own wedding gown Of Novely white
satin en- train and with wedding veil
and Miss George Whitfield, dressed
as groom in full dress. Mrs. Goodwin
carried shower bouquet of yellow
dahlias and handkerchiefs which she
/ gracefully presented to Miss Mcleod
in the following manner:
| This bouquet we give you, dear, not
| Of roses or carnations,
But of handkerchiefs which like bug
les clear,
Are blown by every nation.
All! may they ne'er be used to dry ;
III tear,
Or start a filtration,
And this Franks brow will clear,
Of manly perspiration.
II Delicious refreshments consisting
of creamed chicken, cheese patties
II hot rolls and coffee were served b.
| Misses Cammie Mcneil, Agnes Nc
| Lean, Anna Newton and May Sea5olt
II Mrs. Joseph A. Brown of Chad
| bourn, who is the attractive house
guest of Mrs. George B. Mcleod, wa
! among those present.
Mss McNeal Entertains for Miss Nj
III Leod.
| Reported for The Robesonian.
Il Unique in every detail was tt
| charming rock party given by MI:
! Cammie McNeal, daughter OF e.
Judge T. A. McNeal, at her home {
lin. Elm street, Saturday, Oct. 8,
honor of Miss Irene Mcleod. whe
engagement to Mr.. Frank Lewis Ma:
was announced some few weeks p1
! or. Guests were received at the do
II by the hostess and her sister, MI
Mary G. McNeal, and taken into t
north parlor, where little Miss Ca
McNeal, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. McNeal, Jr., presented heal
: shaped scorecards. After the exc
ing game that followed it was fou
that Miss Elizabeth Dexter and M
Epsie Fuller had succeeded in pr
II crossing the same number Of tim
Z and in cutting for the prize Miss Dc
ter, being successful, was present
with beautiful box Of corresponde1
cards. Miss Mcleod, the honoree, v
, / presented with white silk hose. !
ter an elaborate salad course was Sc
N ed the honoree was conducted to
- alcove, where the most attractive
\ wedding cakes was presented BET
her. As her brilliant friends ga
II cred around it was picture OF m!
AN merriment as each discussed what
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
Number of Committees Appointed
-Co-operation of Women Need

Reported for The Robesonian.
The October meeting of the Wo-
mans club was held in the directors
room of the National Bank of Lum-
berton Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10.
The president, Mrs. N. A. Mclean,
presiding. The attendance was dis
couragingly small; however, a num-
Der of important measures effecting
the civic interests of the town were
discussed, and committees appointed
for various tasks.
The committees are as follows:
Meadowbrook cemetery-Mesd
II. M. McAllister, John Knox, Miss
Mary Mcneil, Miss Vivian Town
send, chairman; Norment cemetery
! Mesdames N. A. Mclean, R. H. erich
ton, A. w. Mclean, chairman; sunken
garden and other public grounds
Mrs. R. E! Lewis, Mrs. H. A, Gran.
than, Mrs. j. A. Sharpe, chairman
street-Mrs. Costner, Mrs. L. T
Townsend, Mrs. R. D. Caldwell, chair
man; Red Cross Seal campaign-Mrs
Junius Goodwin, Mrs. T. c. Johnston
Mrs. John Knox, chairman.
The cooperation of the women O.
the town is urged in this work/ant
the president asks a full attendant,
of the membership at the Novembe
meeting.
The ladies are indebted to the banl
authorities for the use of the com
Portable room. 1t is possible that
permanent place of meeting may b
secured in the new town hall.
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FANCY FRUITS. GRIMES GOLD

en- Bonum eating apples, Sweet
California Oranges, Ripe Bananas,
Native and Concord Grapes, Fancy
California Sweet Pears, Mountain
Peaches, Sickle and Bartlett Pears,
Seasonable Delicacies received daily.
Call or phone Redmond's Little
Store, Elm street, c. B. Redmond
manager.
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LAND FOR SALE: $50 ACRES OF
good farming land, good for cot
ton, tobacco, and all other crops.
In good community in three miles
Of railroad For other information
write or see D. D. Currie, Roseboro,
N. c., R. F. D. /, Box Ct, Sampson
County.
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WANTED: AGENT FOR LUMBER
ton and vicinity. Good proposition.
Previous experience unnecessary
Free School of instruction. Ad-
dress Massachusetts Bonding & In
surance Company, Accident and
Health Department, Saginaw
Michigan. Capital $1,50O,00O.
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Miss George Whitfield, the guests de-
parted wishing Miss Mcleod years of
happiness and expressing their sin
cere appreciation to Miss Mcneil for
a most enjoyable morning.
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TAKE notice.: WE ARE NOW
open to buy all kinds of furs, and
will pay the highest market prices
for same. Also we buy all kinds of
junk, iron, brass, metal and rubber
Blacker Bros, Lumberton, n. G..
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT. RED
mond's Little Store, Elm street. be-
tween John T. Biggs and Lumber
ton Bargain Store. Select New Riv-
err Oysters received daily. Fancy
Celery Head Lettuce, Ripe Toma-
toes, Green Peppers. Call or tele-
phone. G.. B. Redmond, Manager
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STOVEWOOD AND LOCKWOOD
wanted Will take on subscription
or pay cash. J. A. Sharpe at Rob-
esonian office.
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BRING YOUR CHICKENS, EGGS
and country meat to L. H. Caldwell
for highest cash prices.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND ALL
kinds of jewelry repaired. J. L.
Wilson, $40 Hay st. In Dobbin
House above A. C. L. Passenger de-
pot, Fayetteville, N. G.
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FOR SALE: ONE THOROUGHBRED
Marsh stallion pony. Worth more
for service than for work. VIII
sell or exchange for other proper
ty. Seven years old, color bay. Or.
W. o. Edmund, Lumberton, N. Z.
Also year old mare for sale.
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WE SELL THE BEST AGRICUL-
tural lime Deliver car lots any
where. Lowest prices. Send US your
order now. o. 1. Floyd Co., Fair
mont, N. G.
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uAsnNIC MEETINGS

MASONIC MEETINGS
.1bans Lodge No. LA, A. F. &
s. n. every 1st and Srd Tuesday
evenings o,,.tor No ~ p A NJ
Lu ary 2nd and 4th Monday evenings.
eve n,iberton Chapter o. E. S. U. D.
Luz .arr 4th Thursday evenings.
s'e'' VISITORS WELCOME
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NO TIME TO LOSE. THE FREIGHT
cars are short Send us your or
der for agricultural lime today. U.
|. Floyd Co., Fairmont, N. G.
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FOR SALE: GOOD FARM, 38 acres,
Is acres cleared. Good Broom
dwelling, good out-building. IA
mile lions Tabernacle church. Good
6-months public and high school.
Good community and neighbors.
Apply N. T. Wilson, R. Z, Lumber
ton, N. G.
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FOR RENT: A GOOD 2-HORSE or
3-horse farm, good buildings, ten
ant must furnish the stock. Frank
A. Bond, Hunters Lodge, Lumber
ton, N. C.
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DIR. S. SMITH DIETZ, DENTIST,
at Lumberton office Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday-Remainder OF
week at st. Pauls' office.
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FOR SALE-31 ACRES UNIMPROV-
ed land in Burnt swamp township,
Indian settlement. Well located.
E. L. Odum, Pembroke, N. G.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN: 10
year-old mule. Work anywhere
Will sell for cash or part cash. W.
A. Riddle, st. Paul, N. c., Route A
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FRESH FISH-FOR FRESH FISH
of all kinds and heavy and fancy
groceries, phone 215. Britt Gro
Gerry Co.
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JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD Rust.
proof oats, winter turf oats, seed
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-10-15

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