The Robesonian from Lumberton, North Carolina • Page 2

TAGETWO THE ROBESONIAN, LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1934. DEANS CHOSEN FOR Chapel Hill---(AP)--Three men with long records service in the they will head Monday wav chosen deans of 'administration of. the three divisions of the Univer- Carolina by President Frank Porter Graham. Dr. W.

C. Jackson will be dean at Woman's college, Greensboro. Col. J. W.

Harrelson at N. C. State college, Raleigh; and R. B. House EXECUTED at the university unit here.

Sixty Rebellious Storm Troopers Buie News Batch Executed With Eyes More Than 60 Persons Shot Down in Berlin Alone-The Doomed Given 3- Minute Trial. --Vocal solos by Mr. I Mil- ler of Lupton City, at the Sunday school hour and Sunckiy 1 night preaching service East Lumberton Baptist church wc-i-t- i special features of ihe Air. nnd Mrs. Miller chil- ren Pauline, Louise and left today for their home alter a since Saturday witii Ills Messrs.

W. M. and 0 Miller, at East Lumberton. a y's were accompanied back to mo evident. Lupton by his mother, Mrs.

Tom Miller, who had been visiting a daughter at Belmont, and came to Lumberton with them for a visit. I IN HITLER'S RUTHLESS REVOLT SUPPRESSION liy Louis P. Lochner (Copyright, 11KH, Associated Parkton News llidille Family Reunion--Personal-; and Other Items. Berlin, July of pi-rsons have been summarily executed in Adolf lliiler's ruth- ss suppression of revolt iji Naxi ranks, a reliable 1 source as liie significance of blood purge" become Hy C. D.

Williamson. Parkton, July 4--Miss Francis Coley returned home from sho visited friends. Slio was accompanied home by Miss Elixaheth Lassiter for the week end. Miss Mary Alice Boddinhammer is 2 weeks relatives in Wilson. Eli.

Cross of Burlington spent the week end i friends stated I ASK OUR AD MAN ABOUT FREE TICKETS TO THE 7 CAROLINA THEATRE Egad! 'Tis a taylc of rie that doth make the hake vuith madde delight! Bert Rcbt. COCKEYED CAVALIERS Music and lyrics by Will a and Val Burton. 1C RADIO Piclura. Carolina Theatre Monday Tuesday Classified Advertisements FOR RENT FOR SALE or Gash Rent: One 5- Tn Rowland. Write 1 C.

McQueen. Rowland. N. LAKE WACCAMAW: Fifteen fur- modern conven- MS.ITOIW,- by week or month. Send for phone or wire, Oscar N.

C. flim UO persons were shot clown in Berlin nlone. suicl this aitthorjty. inclicr.tinj; a previous reports that only a score or so 1611 1'ar short of the real i'acts. '1'hc government, which has been promising an "authentic" list ot those executed, tonight again postponed giving it out it had been expected.

Witness Tells of Killings. Those executed were given a three-minute trial before three judges, an eyewitness, obviously was a member of the firing squad ot" eight, revealed tonight. The "traitors" executed in this man's presence all refused bandages for their eyes and faced the I squad, one ot" them with the cry i of "Hcil Hitler, Heil President Praises Hitler President Von i-linden burg's strong protective hand was thrown around Yon Papon after Ihe 86-year old executive had congratulated Hitler and Gocring on their "liquidation" with bullets of conservatives and radical rebels against Hitlerism. Only iy executives have been accounted for in official statements, despite reports that literally hundreds were executed and many "took the consequences" (committeed suicide) or were "killed resisting arrest." Many persons were unaccounted for, and most of these were 1 tentatively recorded as under arrest. To the man in the street this was the bluest blue Monday in Berlin in many a day.

As people went about their normal duties, they glanced this way and that and talked about nothing more important than' the weather. The fear of secret police was universaj-, and in cafes there was a dead silence except for the rattling of dishes when the orchestras paused between selections. Crowds moved back and forth in Wilhelmstrasse, staring at the building where Hitler and his collegues were in conference, as if they hoped to learn something magically through the walls. Police marched by twos, with rifles slung on their shoulders. They were ready for emergency duty, but meanwhile they kept the people moving--always moving.

in town. Always welcome. Jno. Garris and l-Ilmer fisher arc home from the C. C.

camp, their time being out. Mrs. i i a Ferguson and children of Richmond. are spending a few clays with relatives in R. L.

Andrews, who was principal of the Parkton schools I Buie, July Miss JLil- iian Galloway has returned to her home in Monroe after having 1 visited her aunt Mrs. Hannah McN. Stack for several weeks. Mr. Alton Britt was a recent visitor at Virginia Beach.

Miss Aline Hawley of HamJet, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hasty.

Miss Sadie Martin has returned to her work in Columbia after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Martin Sr.

Mr. John McLeocl of Raleigh spent Sunday with his father, Mr, A. C. McLcod. Mis.ses Alene Howley, Elixa- both Hasty and Mrs.

Lacy Lan- visited iriends in Lumberton Sunday. Mr. J. Townsend, rural let- tor carrier, and son, Horace, are attending a carriers' convention in Elizabeth City. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Britt and son, Alton, spent Sunday in Wendell with relatives. Mr. B. C.

Hall was a Fayetteville visitor Monday. Messrs. Norman Townsend, and Shatter Glover spent the week- for 5 or years, has moved to I ncl at Carolina Beach. Durham. We regret very much losn.g him and family.

We have not as yet been advised who will have charge of the Parkton school for the next term. Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Wright and frieiJQ Miss-Elizabeth Wellin.fis of Rocky Mount spent the week-end in town with Mrs. Wright's par- Mr. L. H. Martin Jr.

has returned to his home here from Tellico Plains, where he has been a member of the C. C. C. Mr. Sam Jackson of Dillon, S.

is visiting" his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Townsend. Miss Jewell Hasty has-returned to her home after spending sever- ents Mr and Mrs.

J. A Cashweil al witn Migs Margriret Buie Mr. and Mrs. Collier Cobo -and! daughter, Miss Sarah and Mr. E.

S. "Webb of Pinehtirst motored over in Sampson county Sunday, visiting the blueberry farms nnd sightseeing, and report a pleasant trip. returning via White Lake. Mr. Cobb brought a few specimens of the fruit back with him which is somewhat an improvement over the Sampson county blues.

Mr. A. H. Parry of Erwin spent the week-end with relatives town; says he's on his annual va- cution nnd expects to visit his old neighborhood in Saddletree community 'ere he returns to Erwin. The following townsmen went fishing last Wdnesday down on vires beach.

C. A. Boddinham- of Lumberton G. Mr. Walker Martin of St.

Johns, S. and Mrs. -Ed Bryant of fowl and spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Martin Sr. i Miss Ruth McNeill of Clarkton is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Townsend. Mrs. A. H.

Graham and daughter, Sara Neal, were Red Springs visitors during the week-end. Mr. James Hasty Is spending this week with the Y. T. C.

H. club at White Lake. Miss Carolyn Dukes of Lumberton, visited her aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mr. 1.

P. Hay Sunday. RENT Three of- Bfr Freeman building, sec' Wti -fkxw. Geo. M.

Whitfield. SALE FOR SALE or Rent at Fork, S. C. one store house and 3 living rooms, also garage on lot. Write Mrs.

M. C. Rowland, N. C. Mt'Moriah Items far rrfrixentors.

Btoves. porch i Lame stock D. G. Best Son. i 1 FOR SALE: One good milk cow without B-vsreeks old calf for S25.

J. I. McNeill, R. 1. Pembroke.

N. C. FOR SALE--Corn. Sound, in shuck. W.

Linkhaw, Lumberton, N. C. FOR SALE--Several fine milk w. H. Humphrey.

N. c. of i no. 'Robosonian. Maxton.

R. F. July of this community are beginning barning tobacco, though it is rather early. Tobacco is ripening due to dry weather. Mrs.

H. McLean nnd children of Laurinburg returned home Friday after a '2-weeks' visit with relatives in this community. Mrs. Hattie L. Sinclair, daughter nnd son-in-law.

Mr and Mrs. N. G- Smith, and Graham Jr. of Red Springs left Sunday for Bethel to visit Mrs. John Mayo.

Mrs. Mayo Miss Irene Sinclair fore marriage. Miss Mary Belle Kitchin and brothers. Messrs. Mack L.

and Duncan. Mrs. Charlie Ray Guernsey visi Mrs. Ray's brother and sis" ters. Mr.

Jim Watson. Misses Delia and Cora Watson, near Ai- mer, K. L. Byrd, D. Proctor, U.

L. Godwin. The writer being pre- ser.t when the: retinned. of course we questioned about what for luck etc. Their reply was '-hat they ate all the fish they caught; but we yet believe they c- out just about like Roosevelt clUl on 1'is fishing trip.

Birthd iv Burner. Mr. and IMr---. C. Powers and children of St.

Sfcpi ons, Si spent the wcck-md with Mrs. Powers-' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Blount. Sunday'was the celebration of C'rum birthday. A delicious birthday dinner was enjoyed at the home ot" his grandfather, W. E. Blount.

A number of our -young people attended the big Cumberland county sing in Fayetteville Sunday afternoon and report a splendid sing and plenty folks there. Just too many people there for the space. Sargt. Bill Williamson, bugler of Co. N.

C. who has been with the Laurinburg Drug Co. for the past few weeks, was home briefly Monday night. He will attend encampment at Camp Gleen, the company leaving Sunday for their annual encampment. Capt.

E. D. McGoogan and Sargt. Carl Lancaster went to Baltimore the latter part of the week, re- NOT1CE OF SALE i OF REAL ESTATE NORTH CAROJJXA, COUNTV OF UOBKKON. Under the: a i vested in the CoimnlfHloncr, by i of u.

of Superior Court of Kobe-son County, in i A a i Joint Slock Bunk of VH A 1111:1 and husband, II. D. Phillips nnd Angus I). tho sltrned Commissioner will, on Monday, I be J'Hh day of July. at t.wvlvo o'clock noon, at ihr Court HOUSH door, Lumborton, Norlh Carolina, expose for sale atid well to ilir- hijj'h- bidder for cash the- following dr- scj'ibc-d lands, All those certain pieces, parcels or tracts of laud, situate, lying and bo- Ing In Smith's TiAvnship, Robe.

a County, Siute of Carolina, and bounded described us follows: KIHHT TRACT: i i in tho center of ihc road (eliding from Floral Collide to A i i i and in the ter of i und runs 1-4 i chulus to an Iron in said two pines and on ft oak pointer; thence East -LGiJ chain to a in road; thence S7 (Oast chains to a stalco in McQueen long f0 acre tract; thonoo South 17 Ka-st 19.70 chains- to a stake; Xortli Sf 1-4 West 21.00 chains to a a in i thence -I 1-2 Hi a i to a stake by two pines; South 57 1-2 Ksist 4 chains to a stake; thence South M2 1-2 lisl 7 chains to a stake on the side of Island Prong Swamp; thence South 54 1-2 West 13 chains to a stake by two pines on West side of s.iid thence North West 27.23 chains to a stake on West side of said Swamp; thence Xorth 1-2 West 4 chains to a stake: thence South 4 1-2 West 12 chains to a stake by an oak; thence North S7 1-2 7 chains to a stake by two pines; tl-ence 5 Ka.st chains to a i thence ax ditch South SI 1-2 West 4.13 chains to the beginning, containing one hundred i seven I and forty three one-hundredihs acres, more or less. SECOND TRACT: Also another tract, beginning: at a stake in the road, the second corner of the above acres, and runs as said road South 131-4 West :j.02 chains to a stake: thence South TCast G.1S chains to a stake; thence North East 4.OS chains to a stake; thence North 7R West n.f3 chains' to the bcgin- Z. a i i two (2) acres, more or less. THIRD TRACT: In Robeson County, said state, beginning at a stake the old Fayetteville road. John Allen McLean's corner, and runs as his line Xorth 70 1-2 AVcst 14.S7 chains to a stake near a persimmon tree; thence North S2 1-2 West 20 chains to a post oak North 13 3-4 West chains to a small persimmon tree; North S3 West 7 chains to a stake by a pine stump and red oak stump; thence Xorth 47 West chains to Russell's line: thence as his i Xortl 1-4 "East 7.110 chains to a road upon Washington.

(AP) The government will probably have to borrow around nine billion dollars during the year ending next June to meet maturing debt ajnd provide lor the almost ten billion dollar spending program projected by President Itooseveit. vidence of a of the bid as ev faith. This tho Oth day of June. 1934. JO.SKPK L.

C'OCKERHAM, i Trustee. Tlobert Victor W. Thompson, N. (.:. i I I SALE A ITnder ant! by i of the term.s set out in a a i roidcred in the Special Proceeding i M.

JO. McNelll, A i i a tor of A Oaves, deceased, vs. lloscor: Johnson and others, i dersignod Conimisslonei- i for salr at public auction to highest bidder for cash at o'clock noon at door, Robeson County, North Carolina, on the 5 0 of 1934, the i tract of land: Situated about one i northwest of r.tiirberlon and on the southwest side of Carolina i a Railroad: Beginning at a a in a ditch nortlrwesl. of He'll McDnugald's corner of a acre tract and N. K.

a i to a stako of a corner of a of which i is a thence i the i of the said' f. acre tract, X. fi5 I 2 W. l.fS chains- to a slake in i thence S. W.

10 chains to a s'takr in i Campbell's i in a i thence to and i Hen Me- i i to the beginning, con- a i i 1 1 2 acres, being a part -t a i a of the B. Cod win osliile. c-tpting. however, those a i 'tracts of land heretofore sold by the in- testate to the following: aero to Mag Powell, recorded in Rol.eson County Registry. Bool: page 1-4 acre to TTenry Fiilmore, recorded in Book C-P, page and acre to Ooorge Davl.s, recorded in "Rook fi-N, page 12-1.

This the day of IfllM. AV. T.Kl-:. Commissioner. 0-14--1 I I a i i a i i i of tlie estate of C.

D. Smith, deceased. hue yt liobeso; 1 this is to i all persons having claims a to present to i i at a N. verified on or before the 2nd day of or I i notice i be pleaded in bar of i recovery'. All persons I i please mako" immediate payment.

This the day of 11)24. Mrs. Cillispie i 12C, I NOTICE a i i i i a i of a of Mr. Edmund 15. deceased, late of Robeuon County, Noi-th Carolina, i is to i at! persons having claims against said esiaty to exhibit thfiin before the imdersiRned oxeouirlx at the ma i i i C.

on or In-fore 29lh day of y. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of thoir recovery. All persons indebted to said estate i please make immediate payment. This tjie 2flih lr.y of Mav MRS. A A IT.

F. LAMBETH, Executrix. a i a a 12 on 17th day of a one- half (1-2) i i i in nnd to c-f-rtain hinds in Robe.Kou County, North Carolina, described and i ed, n.s follows: in Township; a i i the A a i Coast Lino Railroad on Flowers Swymp on the East, the lands of 1. P. 21edgp'-th on South and the lands Kelly Lawson on a i i 50 acres, more lieing the i i i by A.

'L. Lawson lo i a i i a I i li.v Ir.st i and a i in th-- i of t.hc Court is licr-by made This the I i i day of a IdS4. Y. I i i i i McNeil! i A for th.e holder of the debt. 0-21-4 of I OF SALE OF A ESTATE EXECUTORS' NOTICE Xortli C'ointly.

a i a i i as Hx ecu tors I ho suite of I I i O. Oarlyle. le- fottsod. lute of UK- Comity of Robo- soii, i i i Carolina, i tv to i all ix-rsons I a i flainis against llsii osiatV 'tlK- i i i to tho uml.T- ai; I X. on or before ihc- i lay of lOoH.

(his notice i lir- ait-fl in i recovery. All i nib-bled to sahl ostuto will plonso niako i niodiato payment. Thb- i driv of Janit' C. -Hnreravr- William CuVlylp. F.xoi.'utnrs nf estate of Lillian O.

Cavlylo. F. Kru-1 Carlylo. A for i ho F.xoc utorx C-M-15 Lake View News Surface-Treating Lake View to Dillon Highway--Mrs. Lydell Hayes Honored.

turning with new lockers for the Co. Three of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Pugh's friends, Messrs. Bennett. Roach nnd Lane, all of Ohio, arrived Wednesday, spending the night in our home, and left Thursday on their return trip, well loaded with truck for market in Ohio cities on their return. Said parties arc young men of Ohio who follow teaching school, and spend By J. B.

Thorn Lake View, ix July 5--Miss Ala Temple sailed last week for her summer vacation in Eu- lope. Mr. Nash Williams, of White Pond, spent Sunday with Dairy Horn. Mrs. Kena Williams, of Solfo Springs, is visiting her daughter.

Mrs. C. R. McCleod. Mrs.

Alice Wicker Smith Murray, of Lafayette, Ga. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sadie Smith. John Huggins has installed waterworks in his country home on the Lake-View Nichols road. Mr.

Gorham Ford, of Roanoke, is visiting his parents, D. K. and Mrs. Ford. Miss Rosa lee Miller, nurse in the Baker hospital, is visiting her parents, Johnson and Mrs.

Miller. It will be too late to lament an tin kindness done to a person when that person is cold in death. Better make it right, il possible, while time affords opportunity. Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. J.

B. Thorn, ladies of the communicy gave a shower to the recent bride, Mrs. Lydell Hayes. Count that life successful which has manifested a spirit of helpfulness, though the home may be a log hut and the bare ground a bed. Work has actually begun on surface treating No.

9 from Lake the Russell a a i thence as road South lil 1-2 Hast f-2 chains: thence a.s that road South ".7 East IS chains: thence as road South H9 1-2 East chains to road, leading to McGirl'K bridge; a.s that road louth S7 Ka.st 7.50 chains: thence as road SHith 7 East 5.22 chains to a stake near the three mile post: thence NTorth.14 East' 1C chains to a stake by three cypresses; thence South 75 1-4 East? with and beyond ditch chains to the Fayetteville road; thence as road South in West chains: thence as old Fayettoville road i West chains; thence as old road 44 1-2 West S.I5 chains; thence as road South 103 4 chains to the beginning, containing i (KM) acres, more, or less. First and second tracts being the same lands conveyed to A a Phillips by deed of J. A. McLean et al by deed dated Feb. 1.

lf23 and duly recorded in the i of the Register of deeds of Robeson ami Third Tract being conveyed to A a Phillips by- John Allen McLean. Widower. ly deed dated July 20, I SIT. and recorded in Book Page Robesou County Registry. Terms of sale cash and Commissioner i require, deposit of fi per cent of the a of the bid as evi- lenco of good a i This IT.th day of 103-1.

ROBERT AVIr Commissioner. -21-4 NOTICE OF SALE OF A ESTATE NORTH A I A County of Robe-son. ami by i of power and a i contained in a cert a i deed of trust executed by .1. F. Johnson and wife, A a Johnson to The Raleigh Savings Hank and Trust Company, deed of is a June 1, 10iT.

and recorded in Book 42, 2HO, of the Robeson County Ilctcisiry. def a a i been made in the pa.y- ment of the i thc-reby secured arsd in the i i i secured, undersigned i i by i recorded in Rook 97, Robeson County Registry, -will on Tuesday. 10. at or about twelve o'clock noon, at the courthouse door at LnmlK-r- ton, Carolina of for for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the i described property: All that a i tract or parcel of land a i i One and Three (103) Acres, more or less, i ate i and being on both sides of State Highway 'No. 21, leading from the Town of Fairmont to Fair a two miles of the Town of Fairmont, in Fairmont.

Township, Robeson County. N. a i such shapes, metes, courses and distances as will, more appear by reference to a plat thereof made by AV. a to an order, 11, and in 'Prof i Xo. in the Superior Court of Rohoson County, said proceeding being si vied i i -Crawford, Ad- i i a i of John D.

Carlyle, de- Vs Magonolla Caroyle et nis. i undersigned commissioner on Thursday. the 12th day of 10:: 1, at twelve noon at court, house door hi Lumbcrion. for sale at public auc- i to the highest bidder for cash, i i i interest in I i described lands." i Saddle Tree Township, Robeson Carolina. Tic-ing a parr of the Jack Carlyle Iriiids.

at i i Crawford's eastern and N. 1-2 AV. 4.12 chains to a stake; S. 77 W. about chains to a a ii) a small branch; thence i branch about 4 1-2 chains to i i a western corn i i her i 77 K.

about 17 chains to (he i i con- a i i 7 acres, more or less, and bei the same land conveyed to F.m- ma Cmwford and others by deed registered in "Rr.ok 0-X, page 414, Rohr-son Registry. This tho nth day of June. 1M4. JOHN' P.LOKXT MeLMOD, Commissionei'- 1 1 4 A I I A I a i a i i as a i i a i of ihc: a Mrs. K.Ttha Shaw deceased, lalo of Xorth Carolina, this is to notify persons having claims against iho estate of -Mrs.

Bertha Shaw, to ex- Bryan, Surveyor. in tho year 1014. i i them to the undersigned at Orrum, X. C. on or before the 22 da of or this notice, will 1 pleaded in bar of I heir recovery.

A porsitnr; i to said will please, make i i a a This '2( J. i K. .1. L. A11 orncys'.

ilay nf Mrs. llritt. KXfJ, a Shuw. LOST: Man's Ollendroff watch I gold case. irTor near Carolina Reward for return to the son, Ray Young.

OH Sur.div, office. Tvlr. and Mrs. John Davis an- -unce the birth of a 10-pound Julv i I.UI.L: nuciiiiig ixu. i i i i i Xjdvc much of their time during vaca-j view to Din the priming coat ion buying selling all kinds of, a been on ast eek triir-tr nnrt it rvf I 1.

FOUND: Pocketbook. Owner by callir.p at The Robe- conian office, describing it a paying for this SPECIAL NOTICES Doc removes corns, bunions, nails I. A W. Store. Monday, July 3.

Doc vorns, bunions, nails at thir t. A W. store, Monday. July 9. WANTED MAN WANTED for Rawletgh of W09 TamiUes.

Write Iy. Rawletgh Dept. NCG-90- SA, Richmond, Va. Mr. Gu7.

Sinclair visited friends Chapel Hill Sunday. Mrs. Ida McLean and son. Har- I old. spent Sunday near McDonald; 1 her daughter.

Mrs. Jones i i has been ill since last Miss Virginia Mne Adams of a visitor in this i i i Sunday. Mrs. John tor. Annie, and 2 grandchildren.

Harold and Ann McCarter, of Rov.land visited Mrs. McLean's truck, and it's a source of joy and I amusement to mingle them. Riddle Reunion. This brings us to the annual Riddle family reunion which took place Saturday at the old Riddle home near the Shaw mill in Robeson county. A largo crowd in attendance, a hundred or more relatives and friends of the Riddle family.

A musical program was carried out before and after noon. And no prettier and heavy laden table was over spread at any reunion on a long new table in the grove in front of the residence, and Mrs. A very Jackson re- at the old homestead. Mrs. late T.

J. Riddle. The orchestra was composed of the Cash well I F. M. Gilbert.

B. Jordan of Faycttcvillc. and the writer with 1 trap drums and cornet: and in daueh- iho afternoon session a large num- st this side the at in- If we knew the second N. C. primary caused the unusual heat of last week, xve would be tempted to petition the powers that be to have all primaries in Mr.

Staff Rogers, of Siler City recently visited his brother, C. Rogers. and attached to the abstract of title now on i with the A a i i Stock Land Rank of Raleigh. N. the.

sam-a being bounded on Hu the lands of 1). A. i and A. Floyd, the T.egirott a lands on the east, C. Oliver a on south.

P. A. Oliver and J. C. i i on west, i around a i cluding tracts a i i twenty four (24).

i (P.O) aud 2 i (4TO acres, respectively, and being tho. same three trr.ets of TRUSTEE'S SALE land conveyed by M. S. and Under and by i of tho author- wife to J. F.

Johnson, and by p. A. i ily vested in the. undersigned trrtr-e Oliver, widower, to Johnson, by a a i deed of iru.st deeds registered in book rf Peeds by i a I i i i and Phillips, 7-X. page and 7-M.

page re- dated the day of a a IfC.l and spec lively, reference to which said recorded 1 in office of Register books and pages is hereby made for of Deeds i Kobeson in the purpose. of i i i page S. the undersigned Trustee lands. will offer for sale to i highest Terms of sale cash nnd will bidder for ear-h, at the I louse deposit of 10 per cent: of tho i in Robeson County, I OF SALE Under a V.y i of the power and a i conferred me hy a in deed of da led Xovc-mber r.2", ajid F. r.

and wife, It. undersigned i toe i on The riOih day of at 12 o'cliK-k noon, al the house door In a i i a Robesoa offer for sale and sell to the highest i for casfi a a i in i i payti'ient of i secur- and a a i been a me to set! said properly to a i said i by hold- of be i describ- 1 real estate, i i In the Town of Fairmont. X. olieson i i at a slake i the of treet and lied Cross and i a i street a i about 101 the i of South wall of W. i i a i ing; i W.

Pitt man's. i i tr, an iron a in J. P. Mrown's i will; J. P.

P.ivnvn's line 2 l-Jasi et to Red Cross thence i Red Cross Street AVe'siwnrd corner; i I lot i i from K. T. P.ulioek to A. Floyd, vhici) said deed is registered in office of i of IVedu rf llohesrin and also being i laa-ls conveyed by A. .1.

Floyd and wife. Mollie C. Fl-yd. to F. in I'ook of 1'eeds at.

page 205. being also the Ir.nds roi-veyed by F. C. Jones and i i a Jones to II. C.

Slubbs by deed a March 1920. and in the office if the liegisier of OcetU-. in Itook 7-A. at page MS. excepting, however, from i deed the of land i day conveyed by V.

C. i i man Jones to U. Slubbs. i is Southern part of said lot supposed to be and itsclies by I'M I'e4't, a i i i Tills the day of IIVU. Trusico.

Thurs. i-lii REAL ESTATE Sallanches, France. July the priceless curative agent which she and her husband gave to the world, today caused the death of Mme. Curie, the world's best known woman scientist. Fayetleville.

July -Ciara Belle Home, 19, of Fayetteville, was fatally injured late today when an automobile in which she was a passenger blew a tire and turned over three limes 20 miles from here in Bladen county. WAWTED: To grind your wheat. Our guaranteed to please. write or wire us for Tuil particulars. Carolina Mining Company, Dillon, S.

C. llte AU rd Showcd thc lar iust I Mr. Ik-cton McLean, who has ld USC i in Old Ibcen for a vear in CCC camo at 1 which was en 'iTcllico Plains. came borne yCQ Mr Slcvens said hc xvss ast 73 bul you could hardly believe it. KELVIN ATOR- in One Refrigerator.

S. F. CaldwellCo. Kaloigh. A Governor Khnnghaus of Xorth Carolina Tuesday called upon dealers who re 11 gasoime at wholesales in'thc state to lower their prices to "end aiscrimination against the people of this state in favor ot users of gasoline in other states." Tobacco growers of Halifax i county report considerable damage from bud worms, though most or the growers arc poisoning the pest and securing fair control.

THERE'S XO SUBSTITUTE FOR NEWSPAPER ATWERTTSTOG. Monthly Paint Relieved Women who take CAKDUI have found that severe monthly pains have been relieved and that by continued ute of it for a reasonable length, of time their strength has been renewed and their general health, improved. am few Nr the I fer k-4 "Xn. TOO, NOTICE OF SALE OF Xorth Carolina, Roheson County. "Under anil by virtue of the powor and authority contained in a deed of trust executed ly IT.

Stone and v.ife, Pennie Klone. on 2-Jth day! of -Taauar-. 192S, to the under.sip:ned. which deed of trust is recorded in Book Xo. 78.

iiapre 1T.7. Robeson County Registry, tfiere having been default in the iiayment of the indebted- hereby Keotired and demand having been made upon him. the im- 1 trustee will, on the 12th day of July. 193-t. 12 o'rloek, noon, at the Court House Door in T.um- berton.

X. sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, the following described rea! estate: Robeson County. Xorth Carolina, in and joining: the Town of Lumberton, and being lots number one. two, three, four, twenty four, five, twenty six. thirty two.

i three and thirty four of McMillan Park, a.s designated and shown on map of the recorded in Rook of "Maps Xo. 2, page Robeson County Registry, lota one. two. throe and four being designated by said numbers which lie i i a north of i Street and east of McMillan Avemie and lie just north of the corporate limits of the Town of Beginning at the northeastern Intersection of 19th nnd McMillan Streets and runs thence along the northern line of i Street 21R feet to n. stake in the northern line of said street: thence in a northerly direction, parallel with McMillan Avenue, extended.

21C feet to a stake; thence in a estwardly ilirection. parallel i Street. Sir. feet to a slake in the eastern' line of McMililan Avenue. extended; thence a southerly direction, along tho eastern line of McMillan Ave- 'nue.

extended. 210 fee! to the point, of beginning, being lots 1, 2, -f according to the above mentioned Beginning at the southeastern intersection of ISth Street and McMillan Avenue and runs thence in an direction along southern line of 19lh Street 102 feet to a j-take In the southern of said street: thence in a southerly direction, parallel xvlth McMillan Avenue, 21 fi feet to a a in the northern line of ISth Street: thence in a wardly direction, alone: the northern line rf ISth Street. feet to the northeastern intersection of 1SU Street and McMillan Avenue: thence Jn a northerly direction, along the eastern line of McMillan Avenue to the point of beginning, be MfiK lots 24, 25, 2R, 32, 23 and ac cording to the map mentioned above This June 11. DAVTD IT. FUT.TVER, Trustee.

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