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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

WooDf'H WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
81. COO buys big level view lot and
Groom house. one block from the
Junction: easy terms.
81, zoo. on terms. buys beautiful view
10; and good Groom modern
house; lots Of fruit In full bearing
81 $50, on terms. buys n splendid
modern Groom house and big
beautiful lot. soaie0 feet: half
block from California ave.
1880. easy terms. buys a fine little
view home OF . rooms and bath at
end OF AK car line. nor far from
the beach.
fine level lot sosisS. and two
good houses. near AK Point
$4,000. on terms. buys one OF the
finest view homes In West Seattle
This 10 a special bargain.
g.. 900 buys t-room cottage and a
fine View lot at Bunair. AK ave.
t..T6o. on easy terms. buys big
s-roorn house. near tho ferry. with
beautiful level lot. al assessments
in and paid.
have a fine garden tract. i0oxi2o
TO an alley. not far from California
ave. 5000. on easy terms.
s. p. WOODY
Ferry Landing. west Seattle.
West 33i
wooDY's WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
81 600 buys big level view lot and
4roorn house. one block from the
Junction. easy terms.
s? 700. on terms. buys beautiful view
lot and good Groom modern
house: lots OF fruit in fun bearing
8. =. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West 35l.
coZY a-RooM HOUSE. on LARGE
view lot: $1,000; 5000 cash.
i-room SENT modern house: on lot
S0xio2: fine view 81 Sound: close
TO school; $3.50: $3.50 cash.
GATrwooD REALTY
711i California Ave. West ia5TM
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN
bungalow: overlooking bay: two
blocks from California ave. gas;
lights: city water; grading, n and
month Including interest
3-room modern cottage, 1850. 5000
down. SIS a month, including in
tcreEt. close to car.
IDA SMITH & co.
b205 California Ave. West 252
Take No. car to Dawson st.
HoMEsEEKERs, ATTENTION.
We are building In West Seattle.
within walking distance of the
shipyards and near the car line.
$3.50 to $1,000, which we sell on
rental terms Some now ready.
BuTTNER REALTY COMPANY,
Cor. w. Alaska and 37th Ave.
Fauntlcroy car. West 1860
81, to0-MoDERN HoME-s1.40O
just outside the city limits. 10 min
utea to ear line. free wood. no as
easements; large. level lot II YOU
payment. balance $50 per month
Open evenings and sundays.
&. A. B1SBEE a. co.
Fauntlcroy car To Gatcwood station.
CLOsE-IN ACREAGE
10 or 90 acres; level alder and vine
gravel; $50 per acre: easy terms.
T. IL GILLIAN. owner
Elliott los eOs seaboard bldg
NEWLY FINISHED HOUSE: 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

BARGAINS Sow on OUR FLOOR
As NEVER BEFORE
SEE us-Sow is THE TIME
1915 Ford touring overhauied: J
new tires. foot throttle cut-out.
other extras. runs Ike now.
Price right
Overland touring. good tlrrs and
top. See today only. t2is.
Chalmers touring; In great con
ditiou. repairtrd: has new tires
all around You name the dem
onHtrhtion. Worth $3.50 II rs
worth a cent Make mo an
offer.
Regal passenger. new tires: re-
painted: In best - condition in
every way. IL will surprise
you nt 1915.
Auburn passenger repsln,sd;
new tires all around. in Al
condition; looks and runs like
new. Might conaldsr roadster
a. part payment Price $3.50.
Wtnton cars Prices $500 10
$500. including new tires.
tops and paint Remember
they are GUARANTEED.
SEE KING AT
49, wfSToN GO.
1907 y. Pine ST. Phone Eas, ceis
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Timber Lands

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE
so ACRES or TIMBER LAND
Clear Of sncufnbrancc. water on
land. portion can De easily cleared:
viii exchange for improved city
property. viii assume small en-
cumbrance. See owner at i0s
cherry ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

az For Exchange--Rcal Estate
CALIFORNIA ACREAGE TO EX-
change 40 acres. Clark county.
WASHINGTON: incumhorcd. si.750.
Price $4,000, II YOU have any
thing anywhere you want to sell
or trade. see Black. i2lt II. Pike.
lie matches you. He trades be-
cause that's his trade. East 1897
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
PERSIANS MAY J
STRIKE TURKEY

ROME. Aug. 30 The Epoca de-
ciarca Il has learned from a diplo-
matte source that Perish probably
will declare war against Turkey with.
In "a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

A wonp no TnE WISE

SITUATION As IT STANDS no.
DAY. THIERErORE. IL con.
TEMpt.ATfNG TuE PURCHASE
or \ cAh nieTTER HURRY.
UNLESS THE SAVING or sEN.
SO noING noEs Nor iNTEREsr
YOU \ USED can SALG SucH
AS WE AHE NOW RUNNING
Will. SOON ng \ THING or THh
PAST 80 run up aud take n look
REAL nkRGAlNs. ali IN fine
shape, a few 81 which appear be.
low, NIT MUST HE SEEN TO iils
APPRECIATED.
1919 400 Chevrolet; great buy
at .ssstssst.stsss.ss. tta1p
Another 900 Chevrolet OF ro-
cent model at ..s,.,...,...''' go
1917 40 Chevroie, that is
dandy at .............,... 800
1915 900 Chevrolet. In the very
best OF shape, n great buy at. 100
1918 400 Chevrolet: in good com
dttiou; must be seen Go be APP
prcciated. Take " away for, T2b
1915 600 Chevrolet that YOU can
price elEcw here for.s......... go
A dandy Ford touring ear buy at $50
Another at ................., BOO
Grant six: n bargain .......... $50
BABY Grand Chevrolet IBIS. 500
Buick touring ..............,., $50
Baby Grand touring: 1918; run
about 5000 miles .....,......i 1000
Also another model 1913 at..... 500
We have any number Of Ford tour
ing and roadstern. priced all the
way from $500 up. Any OF these
cars viii stand n rigid inspection.
A PLEASURE TO SNOW Cans
NO CROUCH ~ YOU DO Not MY
WE CAN ARRANGE
TERMS TO SUIT Nou
W. $. DULMAGE CO,
RIG BARGAIN HOUSE
gss-ea-aa-aaa-sa
1907 10th Ave. bet Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
prepare fruit for canning. hrtng
cap and apron. National Gamma
Company. fran W. Spokane ~.
TakeAfkl. Faunfieroy or Gate wood
ear. Get off at Riverside. Phone
West IS or West sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

1915 CHEVROLET TOURING $40
1916 Maxwell touring .....4. cas-
1918 MAXWELL roadster .... 500
1917 Ford touring. new tires. b1y
1917 Ford roadster .......sss.. b25
20 other goed used cars. including
Buick. Oakland and all other
makes OF cars
Easy terms. and We don't have TO
have bargain sales 10 sell them.
HENRY MOSSHAcH
1891 10Th Ave.
Between PIKE and Union.
BrJIcK TOURING: EXTRA FINE
mechanical condition: 4 new cord
tires. This IL a fine bargain at
siT5.
HENRY MOSsBACH
tt1i 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union.
MUST SELL 1917 FORD TOURING
car: looks and runs like new
Haasier absorbcrE. Yale lock. extra
tire. etc. 1850. easy terms. Elliott
IS
1918 b-PAsSESCER OVERLAND;
electric lights and starter. good
mechanical condition. $3.50. Phone
evenings from 20 Z. East s9oA
WILL TRADE METZ ROADSTER
for touring car. In Al condition.
and looks like new. Address J-i7s.
star,
HUGH McTAGUE-Gen auto repair
Ing. Maxwell expert itis 10th.
East 1913.
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Avenue
BAR TELLS DRUG |
STORE M0. 9 |
Classified advertising may be
left at this address up To II "a. m.
each day. for the regular after
noon editions
10 For sale-iieai Estate
-a
CALI At THE OFFICE
or take part of
Sunday or Monday and
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LET ME ENrLAIN
THESE FIGURES ABOUT
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New homes on
4O-foot view lots
Paved Scenic Houlevardh.
. Rooms
$3.50 TO ti.iSo
. Rooms
$1,000 TO 1880
Rooms
ti.25o TO is.sso
Rooms
ttsoo TO $4,000
n.rsso F To ,a.soo
$50 TO 1900 CASH
Monthly Payments To suit
ALSO LET ME EXPLAIN
about vacant building site
on THE MAIN LAND
Inside city limits
NO BRIDGES or RAILROADS
PRETTY As CAPITOL HILL.
View Of Lake Washington
EQUAL TO at. BAKER
View Of Sound aud Mountains
EQUAL To QUEEN ANNE
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NOTE PRICES
on cARKEEK DRIVE BOULEVARD
ssoS-sos *
fg00-~s0xtts
taan-k0rf.s
ts7s-TrtanEi corner.
t1so-~@tArEe triangle.
100 more to setec, from.
NOTE CAREFULLY
All these lots have good. level build.
ing spots. They are on the east
slope OF the hill with splendid
view. You will get a large piece
OF ground for a little money.
on BEACON AVE.
A ioo-foot paved bouievard con-
~euisnt TO shipyardE and bushes a.
center. connecting with
Down TOWN PAVED STREETS
Level but on the crest % the hill
VIEW TO THe EAST
or Lake Washington. Mt Rainier
and Cascades.
VIEW TO THE WEST
or Sound and olympic Mountains.
lots
PRICED ssso TO 1900
Lumber on Monthly Payments
on BEACON AVE.
I have ready for occupancy
At ii.2so
A substantial Groom oeiled bun
Eaiow. water In house but nc
plumbing. good comfortable home
$500 expended in plumbing and
plaEtsrinE viii make u a $4,000
property.
ANOTHER Mt $3.50
rooms double construction: halt
basement.
SMALL. CASH PAYMENT
SIS monthly pays Interest and
principal.
on CARKEEk DRIVE
rooms; ready in 10 days
LOT Gnxif0
Price S2.50o. moderate cash pay.
ment t25 monthly.
NEXT DOOR GROOM
Building. can Put you in " in two
weeks Lot s0StsO
PRICE $4,000
Small cash payment, s2S monthly
have nm
UP-TO-DATE ARCHITECT
with me who. without cost TO you
WIZ w SUIT 1 air
on the grounds
AFTER +. NJ.
ALL DAY
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Call Mt the office or take
Rainier Valley car on
Fourth ave. get orr
Mt HENDERSON ST.
Go west TO foot OF
hill. see signs
LOUIS A. HExFORD, Owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
Male and Female Help Wanted


GOMEZ
And hrinE your families and friends
Have vacation whiic YOU work
picking Wild black berries for the
National Canning 90. board and
room, also camp sites close by
Cali West eos OF West GS for all
information.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
Ell Paso Made Film
Is 4 Big Hit When
Shown In California

From Los Angeles, Joseph Calder.
soninlaw of Nat P. Wilson, and tech
meal director OF the Universal Film
company sends the following mes
In the opinion OF Col. Bearing and
MI smith, manager OF the American
theater, men who know pictures from
every angle, expressed their opinion
that this picture is far ahead Of any
propaganda subject yet shown. and
that Damaged Goods was a vsrv
weak attempt TO promulgate a doc
trine of this order in comparison to
The Spreading Evil"
The Spreading Evi1' was produced
by the Pasograph, Inc. of this city
under the direction Of Edmund and
James Keane, and will be shown at
the Grecian February q, for four
nights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
Many Speakers VIII
Ask Public To Buy
War Stamps Mondal

Speakers at the various booths in
in the war saving stamps sale Mon
day were announced partially sat.
urday by A P. Coles, county chair
man. They are:
San Jacinto plaza-Speaking during
the day; Rev. Fuller swift in charge;
T. L Cobb. judge Ballard ColdweIi,
John NJ. Wyatt
Paso del Norte hotel at noon
Judge ". A. Hawkins.
Rose tea room at noon-E. A Shell
ton
Campbell cafe at noon-Judgs J. U.
Harvey house. union depot, at noon
Judge Ballard Coldweu and ". W.
Turney.
-Four minute men under the charge
OF Frank Lyons will speak az various
places IN the city Monday.
4 ledger for keeping accounts OF
the various women's organiza lions
in the war stamp sale has been pre-
scented TO the Woman's committee. OF
which Mrs. A P. Averiu is the chair
man.
A 100 percent organization has
been reported thus far by the Tour
ist club" of which Mrs. J. L. DIVER
is the president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
BAPTISTSHERE
ON SANATORIUM
After Seeing the Locations
Around Ell Paso VIII In
spect Las Cruces Sites.

Available sites for the erection Of
a tuberculosis sanatorium in the city
will be shown this afternoon to a
delegation Of the Southern Baptist
church. which arrived in the city Sat
urday morning at 1880 o'clock on
delayed No. / Of the FL Paso and
SouthW estern railroad. The committee
Of the chamber Of commerce in charge
Of the reception is headed by G. P.
Putnam and will make the tour by
automobile.
The delegation includes Dr. II. F.
Vermillion, chairman Of the tuber-
cuIos.s sanatorium commission OF
the home missions board Of the South
ern Baptist church: Rev F. NJ. Nc
Cornell. pastor Of a Baptist church at
Oklahoma City. Okla, and Rev. A l..
Madden, Of Tucumcari, n. NJ. They
met with the local board al 1l:z5
o'clock and then went to the PasO del
Norte hotel, where they will be
quartered during their stay in the
city.
VIII visit Las Cruces.
Following their review Of sites IN
the city they will go to Las Cruces,
\. NJ, to inspect proposed sites. Rev
Mr. Vermillion was formerly pastor
of the Baptist church there. They
viii also visit Albuquerque and Silver
City. il is stated. The visitors will
return through this city on their way
home Friday.
A report of the matter will be made
to the directors at a meeting Tuesday
evening.
Members of the local committee in
clude G. P Putnam. J. H Nations. c.
v. Newman, 0. c. Coles. J. N. Wyatt.
c. c. Henderson, Rev. o. J Wade and
Rev J. F. Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
PATROL ARRESTS THREE ON
CHARGE OF PASSING FOOD

Three alleged smugglers. Cristobal
Puertes. Juan Ropas and Genera Lu-
Zero, were arrested by members of
the border patrol Friday morning in
the act of passing food supplies across
the Rio Grande. some distance below
FL Paso. according 10 customs off,
GERS. Fifty pounds OF lard and a sack
OF sugar were seized. Complaints will
be made against the men In the dis
trict federal court, It was stated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
FARM CONGRESS MEETS IN
KANSAS CITY In OCTOBER

George R LeBaron, local realty
man, who is a director OF the Inter-
national Farm congress. has been IN
formed by ". NJ DrummUnd, presi-
dent Of the congress. that the 1918
convention Of The organization VIII
be held at Kanss City in October in
response to an invitation extended 10y
that city.
FL Paso was selected by the con-
gress for its convention in 1916. Peo-
ria being host last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
PUTNAM BUT DING ANOTHER
WAREHOUSE TO COST SIS. O0O

A SI5,OUO brIck Warehouse Is being
constructed by G. P. Putnam at DallSs
and Bassett streets Excavation for
the foundation is under way The
warehouse viii cover an area IS by
ia feet, and viii be constructed on
q stone foundation. with brick walls.
cement floors and composition roof
It will be used for general storage
purposes by the West Texas Fuel
company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

where he vas going or wn1t ne -.
done She did not appear excited
Saturday and expressed no concern as
to what disposition should be made Of
the body.
Garcia Native Fl PaSoan.
Juan Garcia was 81 years Of age.
He was a native OF FL Paso and has
lived here all his life. He was IN
married. He Is survived by two broth
ers, F. 3. Garcia and Jose Marcia
Garcia. and one sister, Josephine Gar
cha, all Of whom reside at SIS South
Ochoa street. Garcia had been en-
ployed in the tax collectors office fol
the past eight years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
saTTGGLING ALLEGED.

Jacobo C. AnchOndo was held to the
federal grand jury in $1,000 bond by
United States commissioner John II.
Harper Friday afternoon. in connec-
tion with an alleged attempt to
snuggle 653 ounces Of silver into Ell.
Paso from Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

observations taken
at s a m. 18th me-
ridian time: c a. m.
FL Paso time. Feb.
2, 1918
Forecasts
e Paso and vicin-
ity: Fair tonight
and Sunday
New Mexlcof Fair
tonight and Sunday,
warmer tonight.
Arizona: General
y fair tonight and
Sunday: freezing
temperature sou. h
central portion to-
night.
West Texas: To-
night and Sunday
fair; colder in Pan-
hand e Sunday.
IN FL Paso at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
SEEK CONSERVATION OF
PROHIBITION RESULTS HERE

According to announcement by Paul
Barnhart, the Ministerial alliance Of
this city has been called to meet
Monday at the NJ c. a with repre-
sentatives Of the international COM
mlttee OF the 7 NJ G. A and the Anti
Saloon league to discuss matters of
conserving the results of the recent
prohibition agitation and the estab-
lishment OF permanent home for the
Mexican Y. NJ c. A. here, which is
meeting at the Lydia Patterson insti-
tute-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
AUDITORIUM To
Be READY APR. |
Roof Over Steel Girders Go
ing On; Plastering Is
Being Started.
Deeds Filed, S95,297;
Building Is ST8,J6O

Total valuation OF warranty
deeds filed in the office Of the
county clerk. W. D. Greet. for the
week ended Friday, Feb. /. was
S95, 297. The filings by days fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
Nn,IAN HELn M GRANn II-RY

Myrtle PhiIlips, Charged with con-
Quoting a house of prostitution with
in five miles of Fort Bliss, was held
to the federal grand jury in $500 bond
by United States commissioner John
Il. Harper Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

Building Permits. SfS,16O.
Permits TO build issued by the
city building Inspector during the
week ended Friday, Feb. l. had a
total valuation of S1S.160. The
permits given by days follow:
Permits Valuation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
WEATHER BULLETIN.

[. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
MURDERER EAVESA TRAIL Of
BLOOD, BUT IS LATER SLAIN

Felipe Alvarez, Crazed by Drink, Kills Two Children
and Two Of Officers Posse Before He Is Dynamited
IN Refuge and Shot to Death; Policeman Octaviano
Perea and Collector Juan Garcia Die in Attack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

> eats WIT ssEEe.
3 GROUND hoo
sELL ! OoH'T KsrR
q IT naSSELFl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
Relative humidity


no"
Saturday, 81 percent
precipitation last q hours Gnches) 90. Z
STATE OF weather .--..--....-...
Lowest temp. last night..l
Highest temp yest'dayl
The Robesonian., 1918-05-16
594 Thurs
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue Of an order Of the Su-
perior court OF Robson county. made in a
special proceeding entitled Carolina FRANCES
Rozie1 and Others against n. A. McEachern
and others, the same being No. 1850, upon the
special proceeding docket of said court, the
Undersigned commissioner will on alonday the
3rd Cay Of June, 1918, at II o'clock: NJ, at the
court house door in Lumberton, N. G.. ofter
for sale to the highest bidder for cash that
certain tract of land lying and being IN
Lun1berton Township, Robson County, North
Carolina, bounded and described as follows, TO-
wit
On the North side of the Elizabeth road,
beginning at large pine stump by two small
black gums on the North side Of the run q @
of Sampson Boone which can be .een ty ref
erenee to old decd and runs W With 1:,n his II ne
stake by small black gum tree and two
lehtwood stumps in James Bleunts line e o.
stake in a bay or branch; thence down th'
various courses of the run Of the same to th'
beginning, containing six acres:
| w. S. BRITT,
5qA Thurs Commissioner.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-16
Women Of Methodist Church
Granted Full Law Membership,

After forty years of effort, women
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Monday were granted by action
OF the general conference, in session
in atlanta, full lay membership n
the church.
Paragraphs in the discipline stat
ing ut is not in harmony with the
spirit Of our law that women be mem
bers of a general conference; it is
not lawful to elect a woman stew
ard" and "a woman may be elected
a superintendent Of a Sunday school
but is not thereby member of the
quarterly conference were ordered
stricken from the book Of laws.
The measure passed is practically
the same as that which vas present
ed BY the WoEaen's missionary coun-
Gil at the general conference in 1914
and defeated by a vote Of 1o5 to III
While it was practically ceftain that
the women would win, surprise was
expressed that the vote was SO over
Whelmingly large.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-16
ECT-TIAN GAI

EAECGIloN SALE.
Under and by virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned Of the Superior Court of
Robson county in a civil action entitled the
Bank of Fair Bluff vs. D. E. Oliver and others
l will on Monday, the 3rd day of June 1918
at II O'Clock noon at the court house square
in the town of Lumberton offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands and premises,
to-wit
On the South side of Ashpole Swamp:
Beginning at pine stump in the edge of
Ashpole Swamp blackgum and sweetguna
pointers, the beginning of lot No 4
in the division of the lands of Thomas Wat
son, and runs South 46 degrees Is minutes,
West, 2948 chains to a stake by a pine
thence South Is East 1898 chains to stake
Hamilton's corner; then North "a East 1850
chains to stake by pine stump; then South
/ 70 East, 1926, chains to a stake, East edge
of Avenue then North 80 East, AT chains
| to stake; then South 62 degrees 80 minutes
East 314 chains to a stake then North sc
East 1921 chains to a stake; then NORTH
| 81 degrees 80 minutes West, 5 chains to
| stake; then North 80 East, 20 chains to
sweetgum in the edge of Ashpole Swamp
| then up the various courses of the edge O.
| said swamp to the beginning, containing 9,
| acres, more or less.
This 3rd day of May. 1918.
R. E. LEWIS,
594 hurs Sheriff Robson County.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-16
ROZIERf NEWS NOTES.
Flowing up and Replanting Cotton
Cutting Timber On Carlyle Estate
Personal Mention.

Correspondence of The Robeson:sn.
Rozier, Uumberton, R. p May TO-
The weather for the last few days
has been very pretty and farmers
are very busy with their work. Most
of the farmers in this section have
plowed up their cotton and planted
it over since the big rains. They say
the ground was so hard that the cot
ton could not come up.
Rev. F. A. Prevatte of Bethany
preached very able sermon at Rozier
last Sunday morning which YVES en-
Joyed by the entire congregation.
Mr.. Everate Prevatt of the CIV
bornville section made very interest
ing talk to our Sunday school Sun
day morning which was enjoyed.
The wonan's missionary society Of
Rozier church meets everv second
Sunday morning and we will be glad
to have all members present at every
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ratley and
family Of Red Springs spent last
weekend quests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Throwor and
family. who live near st. Pauls. Wis
tied Mrs. Thrower's parents. Mr.. ].
Il. Mcdonald, one day recently.
Kew: A. S. Parker, pastor of St.
Pauls NJ. E. church, spent one dav re-
Gently with friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Walter Campbell Of Lumberton
spent Sunday .. N. IN this section.
Mr.. ". K. Rcthune Of I.uu1berron
| recently
Mr.. Herbert Batter of Fayetteville
spent few days recently with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.ex. Butler.
| Mr.. Warren Prevatte of the Back
Swamp section visited at the home
Of MS son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Lowe, recently.
Mr.. Carey Mcdonald and sister
Miss Sallie, spent last weekend with
relatives in South Carolina.
| Mr.. liberia Collins of Iu.nbertor
vas visitor in this section Sunda,
| afternoon
Little Miss Sallie MAZE Lowe sren
a few days recently with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ere
waite Of the Back Swamp section.
Miss Ethel Carlyle spent a few
days recently with relatives at Tel
Mile.
| Messrs. Mortiman Britt and H. c
Conner Of Lumberton spent Sunday a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Britt.
Mr.. w. B. Baxley, who holds 90
sitlon at Norfolk, Va, was home on
short visit a few days ago.
Mrs. B. J. Harrell left few day
ago for some place in Virginia wher
ne has accepted position.
The Kingsdale Lumber Co., whic
has been cutting timber in this ser
ton for the last four years, is no,
cutting the timber on the Carlyle 6
tate.
! Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Butler an
! family spent last weekend at Rosli
t with relatives.