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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
III srTr~TfOx

ATT FsNTIDN
Real estate 8rDkr-~ investors, spec1IlatorE,
/ Hate q .arrp ,,lnt tf ground 4 has Will make
an ideai 54utinc -fte FOR bones. Building
restrict ions ARE about TIL " removed There
+, atssniaIllaY a small fortune ID his pro tert
for sons. ono Communicate wlth me and
get com gipf: snf0rula lUn. Apply
HOW ARD GORDON,
9t5 9ran ge STREET.
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SHANpoolNG. SCALP TREATMENT

Airs II NlCHol SOY aa.peet.-. sap
treatment ta'ts,- massage. ttiarat t9rs H.-4i-
3utat. hair dft>>-s so * fteAi massage
t0t \ EranhIsa = \ 3 ..oa5
NhAAIiC one ana scalp trss4t.seu1 a.
yQu. tony hone 49,. y Bertha Nj
Tutst - ~INta ~lEerL t1ut ,5l--O.
any IlJ sIloitts ssSNeQ--a
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WALL PAPER AID pAPERHA<GING

IAIf.lHs HsNIIEsI. II ~haTae~ Jos >o-cu
JagA>ott -t..et Lowest prices. slagaa Leld
wDEh fHa1a 5-s@l
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
L"ilsos - 10 nnalelDlla
Line
and chester

E.nas ta8rl4 84#.
eeue4utu in EG,~t NtoalaN Dl
~ublt&t fa .HAU-e Wat .4uGt a8t+,N.
Leave MitUlD tan fQr Philadelphia. ..1d
Philadelphia for NNlnlpst4u. daily ca rcpJ
saturdays. at 500 l- o.clocA uoon
AMI 1 t5 D ia
On saturday. ani sundays. i-ay1 wa
miugtau aui thiladetphiA At 80 1850 =,
II }1 tlo auQ fUu b IA
WILAllN dTON PENN aGEolE GoUFR
Schedule iu Effect sun lay Ucs ~
haity tuclulnE Sundays
leave NilminNfou 90 500. 1000 = an
H. oclpck noon. 100 A00. 800 800
tOOG and 1900 4 ia
Leave Penn Grove at 7.I5 400. tl 10
j N. 90, 800. %. 200. 9,Uu. HOO y
Ia aud Il. ~ 10
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PRINTING.E Observation-Disclosures

All Still 1IA ts~tt kEA~t1NA AftiL
AFf{AIt T. iuth itaalts aLl .lal4te
Ghas IT, Graz. t.tltsE ii i--4sl s-lka ~
stFestL
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hIASQt EHAi)E. lis.

MASQUERADE suIts ami wigs 70 Htre
Specialists paints aud maht-Ips- Eanh
BieAiugcr. corner Fourth and aiuut street
Phone OI19 "
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III BI.It SALES.

~ mead from Philadelphia eight mad
9f3u %ex lafs.Y ~ fnar.es aud harness
tttu ono e6,utt4aEar- - from private par
fiss Wagon ara Harness pigs and nbirk
s-i4s f13res tet af ntaHhtte 4ut rate< FuIl
line - automobile ttrte ia stock Notice
Natetnhsf - ~ E.nattt Square Pa mead
of iISe sf1rE NfH II Is fatr
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B4RBFRS II PpITF~.

LNk9E~ A<9 UALtti. Ri AI1fS
81 Atsff1<EI} last II nE ).
So N f30fIIH STREET
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II EfIr eAfE d Gas -i.lenr,, ard farm
- intend fu 8eaEr faa HtiRnt0rhOod and
tltNe 10 Hasther s4.t for n4 aafne and farm
Hsfe / tsat re~jae j all esji at putsic sale
.H Ee Isrt4uf-s- au &isusaE November ~
iJt~ IT. 3rIst5> q u 4H the proper u
know Il FL fse -ratfen F4rn adjoining
The f9VH 9f zofth Fa-f ter#I count r Md
81 the Peunst. -taIa railroad 1ua 3n the
Lincoln Hl4nHt5 II contains l.tt acrr@ 4f
IasaI and T. improved bs Il tlfIt Eo.raau4
mansion f4.al@t s. s3aa 3r.I#- -arr@uua.8
hs = aa. lat 8f ts.e tft..~ tlid H,ca avn
4 good harH aua ttt nece-earN da' buiiG-
lngs ale Is .p.eaasa auDor unity for
any one 4esirue pheasant aad rntrat
hafue as IS f3ft ~ Pc lursf lasat san@ IN
Cecil c04uty efa- ra8te known On iaS
af sale FfAs.1 - ItAttE J8ner
Jo@suG + IIatf A4es #4.l.
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PROFESSIONAL

MARY HEARN tC19 N4d.soa street
Naas;Gtt t.lttiflc / n ailments. ltestfIs
Blue Iiphi Baths. Graduate feaasslt 4pta
0rtboHa, DIS Phlla Phone
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APARTMENTS.
FAC T. SFEt IALiSI.
"a, l. a4rt l4Ii:5I
branch 81 lne

4 ;
branch Gue
HOLDEN IkSrtIt HON
Have you any objectionable feature on
your face. ls y0uI nose misshap,H IN any
way 10 YOUR Cheeks sag Have Nou
b8KAlness ever uHdel your eyts Are
YOUR chet hs noitow I hast YOU freckies or
inols. or otiet dIsCui0ratt8a al the SEia
Ans oI al 81 thess delesfS winch ait 81
annoying, can ne rtHedieG promptly hy our
palulcs, method bitnuut ineOIIys stt:enee or
loss oi time Can and investigate tur your
sell EqultapiC Bnidlng. kuom 6U3. Nil
nlinsJon I3el Phone ilai. Hours . : n
10 3 D. m. u p. i
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
ACTIVE BOY-To run orrands and make
himself generally useful. Opportunity 20
learn printing trade Apply at once. Every
Evcuing Composing Room -
BOI-To operate light proor-urcss Apply
Immediately. Every Evening oillce.
BoYS-To work in candy factory. Booker.
Scott Il Moore. Fourth and French
BAKER Experienced especially for pies.
So per week and meals, Apply Whining
ton Dining Room. Ti3 Market street. ut
once
BOY. Il years old. to learn retail cigar
business. Apply Bee Hive Co. du font
building.
BOYS In shipping department; Apply
Garrett. Miller & 90. Fourth and Orange
streets.
bAkERS' HELPERs-Appiy uupcr Bak-
ng Co. Ninth aud Union s.roets
BoOkKEEPER-s age. experience and
salary expected Address "a. Every
ENenlns once.
BOY s-To serve afternoon papers. Apply
G.. l.. Vernon. l229 Iatnali street. ot
livery Evening Office
CASHIER Young man. Il or IS years
old. full of pep. who wants IA learn auto
mobile business. CnHnCc tor RdN NahccilNht'
ASK Tor MIR alderman Wilmington Auto
mobile Co. 22l " fcnih S't4r'
CARPENTER Must be practical man
Soy Sntpiey street.
CoAiPOStTOR wanted ON straseh' hal ter.
Maze or ic, iale. hubert n hoOp. iFin''l'
GOI Market street
DRIVERS wanted Inquire Glover DAIRY
Co. Twelfth and Orange str''tS.
oppoftAlilv., App
american kaItWay Express GO fclnsY
yania radroad station
ELECTRICAL craftsman and engineer
wanted Tor plant layout HnA design IA"
,.h;nlcal draft smau wanted, on" iailihN
Win ttIant layout and tndCuIncry d'tatllu6-
(tiNc details 0l positions httd "duta'h,u.
salary desired Apply by letter !" ~ ~,
craftsman National Anlih ! ~ ny ~
20 Marcus ttuOk Ia. / lHs company n it'
largest manufacturer OF dyes IN AurF''N
CARrENrEKs wanted Apply 23i@
>cvcntccnth street
DRIVER Ter hNe-t"a
Mnle truck !ndnlr' lover l'"''9 -.
TWtIttH auu Grange STREETS
nm~urr N srta't f"t
uturr I,nc AIpi> q i'oN 80
FII,t.AIE>
tDt,t Iuu>, laHuts r.
NLulcd at ONCE
"a p!aut ,f the
NATIONAL A>Iit\E hLAii' ~. 60.
ros, kuad
Narru> lto"N. IA
mites t~4oW hester
Api.> any
T. EnipIoS uent Office
Bring ,his ad with you
JANlroK> want,d Arpy itousekeepef.
hotrl du Iunt
INNCH Co>STKl CTIoN go
I>Ar FJLL SrtED AHEAD BULL
I>G HOUSES FOR oyR >nlp
BUILDERS. WHicH REMAINS
TIIE PATRIOTIC ISEtll. Wokh
ME NEEh
rLUAlBFNN
SKATERS
SLATEK> HELPERS
IIA9TERERs
TINSAIITHS
I>BoRER>
ApriN To THE ENlFLOl ME\T
NKTAIFNT AT THE Plant
FRONT A>D NInN TAKE WEST
FurRTH STREET. GAR IA
ENlPLoYNIE>r sLKN lCE. SMITH
AND kiN0.
I'll >tBEK wanted -o1 sing Y
I-AHt.hl. l,- 4or Acnrr4i ~orh Apply
huDez I.4A4A2 tc-. >iutA ANA mon
MAA-hur cl5-nial slort AaJay Hurley
Towe 90. .Io Aiarbt5 street
UFFICI B1l Apply 4 ii rt.r-on Co.,
udd tt.luwa bunelnE TENTH aal l>H41
OTFICE ASSISTANT. ragt5 I'll ..E.r,~.
wanted ity ~EIppli- i.oar&. ii.ou
Para tardcu> ASS Tor Air >r"tt
4A4EhnANukh> best Wages Apply
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OR ~AI.E

FOX SALE.
%aw house at oAh Grove, p Bgludywlpc
>Pzlu2s .4l- :. ~ ems. Two oatAS. -eAt 80
sag. aol "atsf sea- pdl ~ 3-B1rE
i..scatn 6iss~5y and ro.l.g .iae. s.. esnts'
Es.t. - Huu-te~ r4E IroEl Aiacntt rect.
lWo ,qaare> sru. )ak Grove unSoauaJed
scaool ..sce. 500. Easy -eCnlS
CLAUDE BA&TA.
)aA Grove. Del.
DETACHED nouse a.ne rooms aaa oath,
Gail a y. lereeE :. ~ sMpiey
EoK ,Al-a--s4x-9oom uo1se,, .oar.<ain- AP-
ssrest. E19ne a1.2
FOR SALE los V seventh strc.,. store.
- rooms. aath act SatSs aca. samuel
Mar ~ r.. -UIl Ga! aga avenue. reIe-
>l>1lE;olATA Posst>>la> ,y5it,5 .ISaF
Na%T >fabEK\ UGI-a .ol.
WNWf~El \NhN ~. hht1E.
mos 80. oao >>+v,t>sGr >ea
lak >NLE- 4.l5 N4,a.u-on ,.-est. n.a,
eaait> ad aath lass N2ia s.eined 40
s0asr~ zoo Equtata aaaas
slsd aeat->i t.an tpt., Immediate Isos
session East le.ns = rH Npp.y "a y.
fpcotN" Na5trS koat a~Hty> Del
kopNINU aet.~r to. -..- N~o tAe fuca.-
ture aau -as.1-e a ->o4 .-.es sgtAcnt. Ap-
- 10 tn aSn >ess7
ttNN \ G3AtA tlg4s. aU gaHE .ast e,GRt
Staf> teat F.ee spt- NJ aiAI @Itl 'os.
You no uUre TN'E tucat4, aal Nou alh lwn
Tire auue " ual4 ii lvueS IS >hlIicv
steyl- a. ut IA 10 q MI
COUNTRY PLACE FoR SAL NS
kENE. GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES ~ kAOM> AND BATH,
SiIJ ArED Al ElMhG kSI AiD-
JOINING RICHARDSON FANh
ApPIA kI AtltG kSC REALTY CA.
49, NlARhkH >fhEEl. OK WIZ
NIINOION PROVISION co. THLkD
AND CkANNiE STREETS.
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~AfF f.atat %fI AIMED PIECES.
a&-I91t%ts ~ TIKI <ks. DRESS
81 IT 6-1.~ BfkF@ AND PACK
So,tS SOLD A4 Al CTI0N NO ~
tttf<eIl egEFFT. NtLNINGTO&.
bit. ATT KipA4. NgN 4f SALE
IFf,f@ ST ~ ~ AMERICAN
II tlI.N ~ fsHf<f So 60
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DRE.SSAlAhI<G.

LADIES yauore>. ~Asrs> u4aae N. ,ee
el4tt& Prices EtasUukGl. tAa So v
NIItsH slfts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

1rl.NoGKArulR wanted Must have
~ouu nuonSs'iluS ,AteIionr quick at
'.t."i'"o ,oiy sup, t'''9%y"' '''i''''
\,.,tA,3A .Nper,r.scei Tor wocnen
l,.u. .o.v..,r shop Apply at once. hrnm
n,ge s. -s, Attrnr, strt"t
sM.E>I>iN FOR niaii paint store. ~.
~ >lamucir. - = Fourth
IN. ,ltt9 ,.o3k ana cnamnermaii Ap-
n, t"it nt"oin~ >tt,rt
TWO Glt;I~ wanted a. cooh and waitress
NpIay lu- IatkHaA rh,nr o'u2
woMA> - ~ laandi> work can %
~i>ss,Ita stn
woM>> tuao ,aoeine ana ren'ral house-
Wuin tuo u 4aAt.y >a taundiy ""tk
K,t,Ien,o- iuae, l-a
Nh>lhn- Woman 'reasra Il cyrnins q
oe.Aratt.n e@4,t III pI'V'," ho',' ,',,,, T.
y, drr-aay iu.tsaa> and SATURDAY l'o'
WANTED eicsiadies nhan Il. Robin
son .J~ Mmn,t s're"t
u N~ItuoNlA> uau,,d Appiy 1903 lAoh
Mu>lA\ rnrcr day- w,,k Tor house
worh aya Madison street
wA>rto w.1a 4 IL, /" ..s ,sc "2se'es sss,".. nTme !,
Fyrry l,,mas Omcr
Mli,nWEK 0itu cMldrcu wants eoo1
Ho1~,D,,IsE Addrrs> 4. tN'T! Yen
inE bHttr
wpN>> NtlItc-aEcd vi.io~ preferred.
H. t. l..,t ..i!ltnhtt worA ,tt lIatI " {nk
Jtr t.ntn ans ~alpics h"ur~ 4" z
WANTED ~F MISTRESS To ASSIST
wt,u alterations nn ladies' wear ttihcr
steady part t,nc, worA"r Apply LIVING
sfnu y Ftttu and MarAct II ti,tfN
MA<rti- ar,iui Woman . clcan on. q
twO IHarniuk> NCk famiiy ST two. west
Side T. -. tNcry tNenlnR ''I'.cE
Iol\G lABl-Te serve - cashier aud
>ltlulrapAty Steady Y0sitloD Apply a.
once tc " EarIrS. 80 Market ASH Tor
>.i nush
Yut,>ti LADY s,cnoeraph.r one familiar
wtEH wholesale grocery business pIHitIitd
~,At, ~ui,.ts rNptSted ACTRESS = Every
Dul>tl. 5 sAccu de, re1uccs sno pr,ee e
a IAl.itJ mcat tSiach and Sntte oox
l.a. .t"" varta -tAnLp
M4IL ND FEMALE HELP WANTED
PiAtF PEACE.
WANTED
foI. PERMANENT POSITIONS.
NOA4E> AND MEN
lI
NaEk DN COTTON GOODS
titN< itGHT WOIh
t.ttsIt I<4
III, ,TeT1 l.o0Nl~ Kf~TAI RANT.
ROOMS fpk WOMEN
AND
All NfCpFE< CoNNENEENCEc.
APlf.l INAikDIATEiA
t&E0K III KEAU.
ftDt nFokD GATE.
IoSFPW BANCROFT & SONS COMPANY
OR
r.. : 3YeE EMPLOYMENT SERN Il Z.
Etr% ~&AIH AND KING SIS.
MoE4E< e3e A1AkbET ST.
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HELP WANTED.

~ IAI-AiLNT collector Apply Hurley
Iom, 90. ~ Markst street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

FURNISHED hou- over Washington
street bridge Iuone ~6f. - ! a. b.
TWEEN amt In II
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WILA1iNGTO& railway mail clerk ex-
au4slal.ons >oEeIlbcr ,.t Mcn -wo ID en.
So mont. sample quests :ro-. frank
iIn Institute Dept - J. .to,:ACs ycr r Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

LOCAL and long distance hauling. Rea-
sonsbie rates. Owner drivers. Ffvc-ton
trucks Call 5i61 w Uutcd Transporta-
ftru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
NOTICES.

EGGS. 54c. Good Luck. 42c; Double star.
soc Orange brand. aSc; Buckeye 3ac:
Purity Nut, 3Sc' iiorners Sliced Beet and
Bacon Where Why. ut the smallest
store IN town. Don miss IL. Jesse Ill
hpruer. a2l King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
FOR SALE.

chimes kew, used and secondhand ma
rhires 81 up. Phone 25t0J w 4 Garr0w.
Singer shop 61i W Fourth -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

IH3TOGKAPHEK- WANTED
MALE OR GEAIAI.E
SPECIFY BRANCH OF Work SPF-
CjAIjIED GIVES NAMES AND
ADDkE~ ~ES or LAST TWO EM
PIl}I LttS AID STATE AAfOI nj
90 oAi.tRl EApt.t TED ADDRESS
2 /. INEE1 ENE>t>G 0FtJCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

pEIkCF n C&\N DeFtt-r~ tss,.c rtiH9A i
rt... ,df..-. fr..tu Sii +Iar>tH taJ I)t.aUss
a<,n.e ara Ne,t. tesn.f is ~ Galfetf :,
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
Passion Play Lecture This Eve
ming.

Rev. H. A. Grantham will deliver a
lecture at the high school auditorium
this evening, beginning at o'clock, on
the Passion Play. The lecture is
based on the pictures taken by the
official photographer Of the play riv-
en- at Oberammergau. Mr.. Grantham
says this great play has never been
and can never be represented in nov
ing pictures as no one is allowed to
use any camera, much less moving
picture machine, in the theatre.
The players are chosen on their
character and the play itself is re-
garded as religious performance in
pursuance of VOW made in the time
of plague in 1885, 1t is evident that
the spirit of such a Performance must
be absolutely wanting in any in,ita-
ton of the great drama performed
for commercial purposes and 10 be
reproduced on the screen.
Mr.. Grantham saw the play some
years ago and spent some time al
Oberammergau. The lecture will bs
given under the auspices of the higi
school.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
25c-5Oc-$1.0O.
RED CROSS NOTES
Fund Raised by Local Chapter
Has Passed s2,50O-Oversub-
scription in Nation May Be
cz0 nnN nn0

A Washington dispatch last night
states that the American Red Cross
war mercy fund now totals $166,439,-
291 with indications that when all
reports from the drive of week ago
are tabulated a S70,000,O00 oversub-
scription Of tie s1OO,OOO,0OO goal will
be shown, and that returns show that
more than 47,0OO,OOO Americans
nearly half the total population of the
country-contribute
| Mr.. r. G. Lawrence. chairman of the
| War Fund drive for the Lumberton
| chapter, sends The Robesonian the
| following notes:
| The fund now amounts to more
than $4,000 and it is confidently ex-
pected that when the auxiliaries make
their reports and returns that the
amount will be in excess of $4,000.
"The Gulf Refining company,
through its local agent and manager,
Mr.. A. V. G. W;shart, made an en-
tirely unsolicited and voluntary con-
tribution Of $25. This should prove
that a corporation-even a foreign
one-has a soul. The. generous gift
is much appreciated and should cause
other corporations, similarly situated
to make similar gifts.
"The ham and chicken brought in
by Mr.. Wilson and sold to Mr.. L. H
Caldwell for $3.50 we're donated by
Mr. and Mrs. James Andrews of the
Zion. Hill community.
"Miss Lulu Cassidy and Mr. H. E
Stacy spoke yesterday afternoon
(Sunday) at Red Cross rally held al
Long Branch church. They also spoke
l = IL - L
at the Jennings cotton mill.
"No worker in behalf Of the secone
Red Cross War Fund has done more
work or produced greater results thar
Miss Lulu Cassidey. She has respond
ed to every call made upon her ant
, has worked in and out Of season in be-
half Of the cause. If a third funt
shall be raised hereafter the writer
here and now nominates Miss Cassidey
to take charge of it. She is efficien
. to the nth degree"
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
Trinity Episcopal.

Evening prayer and address We'd
nesday 9 p. m. No services next Sum-
day.
Chestnut Street Methodist.
Rev. K. A. Bruton, pastor of the
Lumberton circuit, preached at Chest
nut Street Methodist church last eve
ming. The pastor, Rev. DR. R. C.
beaman, preached the baccalaureate
sermon at Carolina college, Maxton.
yesterday morning, preached in Max,
ton again last evening, and left May
ton this morning for Durham. to at
tend Trinity college commencement,
The members Of the Epworth league
ct this church will have a picnic
Thursday afternoon on the river at
jHooDys Landing. Members of the
league are requested, to meet at the
church. at 4 p. m. Thursday, with
lunches. and those who have cars are
asked to bring them.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
66 Years Success
The Wonderful Record of Dr..
Thacher'S Liver and
Blood Syrup.

Those medicines which live for even
quarter Of century are exceptional,
and continuous use for over two-thirds
of a century is indisputable evidence Of
wonderful merit.
Dr.. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
came into existence in 1852, and from
that time to the present it has grown
in the confidence and estimation of its
yearly increasing number of users.
Through all these years it has steadily
grown in popular favor.
Its wonderful building up power is
shown in the experience of Mrs. G. E..
Chadwick, Scale, Ala. II was all run
down in health, }" she says. "Weighed
only 1O43 pounds and getting worse
every day. I began the use of Dr..
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup and
today, I am thankful to say, am in
perfect health and weigh 155 pounds.
/ attribute my good health to the use
of that most wonderful medicine. 1
frmlX believe there are numerous suf-
fering people that could be sound and
we'll by the use of DR.. Thacher's Live.
and Blood Syrup"
fyou need a tonic, or blood puri-
fer; if your liver is out of order, your
stomach troubles you, or you are con-
stipated, have indigestion or dyspepsia.
try DR.. Thacher's Liver and Blood
Syrup. 1t is purely vegetable and
connot possibly injure any one. It has
been of wonderful benefit to others,
therefore should command your atten-
ton. All dealers in medicines sell it
and will recommend it.
1or Sale By Pope Drug Co,
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03

Swamp township, Wednesday even
ing OF last week and after the ad-
dress organized Red Cross auxil-
larry with l6 charter members. This
IS the same church where Rev. John
McLaurin talked against the Red
Cross some few weeks ago and was
arrested and bound over to the Fed
eral court because of his utterances.
A Red Cross auxiliary was organ
lzed at Raft Swamp Baptist churc;,
thursday morning. Forty-ane mom-
bers were enrolled Mr. W. Lennon
Of Lumherton made an address on
the Red Cross before the organization
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
ALLEGED ILLICIT MAKERS
OF ARDENT BOUND OVER
One Woman and Two Men In Tolls
For Manufacturing and Selling
Whiskey-It Was in Evidence That
They Made and Sold Often.

Nasby Hardin and his wife, Maggie
Hardin, and Richard Hardin, all In
dlans, were bound over to the Super
lor court Saturday by Recorder E. M.
britt on the charge of manufacturing
ard selling spirituous liqours. All
;;ade bond for their appearance.
;Nasby was placed under a $500 bond,
ms Wlfe 5000, and Richard SOCIAL
justified.
AS has been stated in The Robesor-
ian, Sheriff R. E. Lewis, Rural Po-
nceman A. II. Prevatt and Mr.. F. A.
Wlshart made raid 10 days ago and
found parts of a still, two gallons Of
monkey rum" and around 60 gallons
0d Sl beer at the home of Nasty Hardin
Inc officers also found around 25 gal.
IONS OF beer at the home of Richard
Hardin.
Besides the officers only one witness
Tom McNair, colort d-was examin.
co. Tom testified that he had worked
ior Nasty Hardin since last Noven..
Der Der and that Nasty, his wife ane
n,chard had operated a still much
u the time since he moved neal
mem He said they made around
gallons at the time and stilled once
eacn week since the weather got warn
50 the "slop" would sour often enough
tpuring the winter they stilled ever.
.wo weeks. According to Toms tes
ttiimony the still was operated some
pi Zines at Nasby's and sometimes a
tnIlchard's. Tom said he had seen al
tllree thee defendants sell whiskey and tina
Sney gave him what he wanted t
qfrihk-in fact he had drunk it fres
Iom I the still. Tom told of seein
ms buggy in back lot in Lumberto
Saa Saa said many people went to Hardin
key. nien' " ee' wins
AL iom also testified that Dock Hal
,w.s brother to Nasty and Richart
Implicated in the manufacture {
Cs,.w .wmskey. Dock left last week fo
osmp jackson. - :. ...---.. !.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
p E r S ON AL

y
Wilson on business,
Mr.. John Atkinson of Proctorville
was among the visitors in town Satur-
day.
DR.. J. N. Britt of Rochelle, Ca, is
spendin ga few days here visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Willis of Dub
lin, Bladen county, were Lumberton!
visitors Friday
Mr.. W. H. Mcpherson of Red
! Springs, R. 2, was among the Isl crs
in town Friday.
Mr.. C. B. Redmond spent Thurs
day at Mullins, S. c., visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. w. B. Kinlaw and sister, Mrs.
M. ]. Roberts, of r. from Lun be1
ton. were in town Friday.
! Mr.. Oswel] Britt Of Fairmont, R.
2, was among the callers at The Robe
sonian Office Saturday.
Mr.. Rufus Floyd of the B.rne esvilie
section was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Shepherd and
Mr.. M. Shapherd Of Orrum are among
the visitors in town today.
Mr.. A. c. Glover Of Quitman, Ga,
spent yesterday here visiting his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Glover.
/ Messrs. Stacy Martin and Hezzie
Phillips of r. ! from Orrum were
Lumberton visitors Saturday.
Messrs. Leonard Britt and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara, and son, Master Ju-
lian, of R. l from Orrum, were in
town Saturday.
Miss Norma Wilkerson of R. 3 from
Iumberton arrived home Friday from
Greenville, this State, where she had
been in school.
Mrs S. j. Starnes and small daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, went yesterday
to Monroe, where they will spend
5 some time visiting relatives.
= Mr.. E. M Musselwhite of the U. S
: army, stationed at Camp Lee, Va. ar.
| rived here Saturday night to spend q
1 5-days' furlough with home folks.
Mr.. Jno. G. Proctor returned home
Thursday night from Chapel Hill
where he was student at the State
university during the last two terms
;. Mr.. H. C. Mcqueen, President o.
t Murchison National Bank Of Whining
n ton, spent Saturday here with his sis
0 ters Mrs. Robt. Chaffin and Miss N
a Mcqueen.
$ Mrs. Henry Smith of Jonesville, S
0 c., arrived last night and is a CUES
Fat the home of her brother-in-law ant
d sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bethea
: Cedar street.
f Mr.. and Mrs, A. M. Hartley lef
r Saturday for Columbia, S. c., to visi
$ relatives and friends. Mr.. Hartle.
i will return home this week, while Mrs
/ Hartley will spend some time in Co
t lumbia.
d Mr. Walter Lee Jenkins, who is EN-
l. ployed with the Inter state Commerc
II commission, with headquarters a
5, Chattanooga, Tenn, spent the week
e end here with his mother, Mrs. Dais
w. Jenkins.
e Mr.. John W. Norwood Of Atlanta
1t Ca, arrived Saturday morning an
will spend some time here visitin
re his mother and sister, Mrs. w. L. Nor
le wood and Mrs. R. G. Lawrence, at tn
le home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
Mrs. David Humphrey and sna
n sen, Tom, of the British West indies
ST. are guests at the hoEe Of DIR. Hum
h, phrey's father, Mr.. Richard Hun
n pbrey, of the Saddletree section. The
at will spend the summer visiting
Robson.
u Rev. F. @. Heller of Laurinbur
spent Friday here visiting at tt
ne home of his brother-in-law and siste
ne Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Moorehous
IA He was accompanied home by MI
oy Moorehouse, who will spend son
G. some time at Laurinburg visiting re
tn atives and friends.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
Dortch Seems Winner in Third
Doughton in Eighth.

Returns from Saturdays primary
indicate that in the Third district Col.
W. T. Dortch of Goldsboro has won
the Democratic nomination fer Con-
gress over Chas. L. Abernethy of New
Bern, and that in the Eighth dis
trist r. L. Doughton of Laurel
Springs has won the Democratic
nomination to succeed himself in
Congress over Walter Murphy of Sal
isbury
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
NOTICE OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Report of condition Of Planters Bank &
Trust Co.
High grade fertilizers and top dressers-
X. M. Biggs.
Coupon bonds of third Liberty loan ready
for Delivery-National Bank of Lumberton
A man can't fly-People's Bank & Trust
Co., Fairmont.
University summer schools.
Talk on Passion Play.
Bank your money and lift the mortgage
First National Bank.
Jersey cows for sale-M. H. Richardson
Monroe, NJ, c.
Pocketbook lost.
Stripped Ford and Cole touring car for sale
IT. A. Ramsaur.