The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-11-26
WHOM TO PATRONIzE.
Our Norfolk Advertisers.

The COMMONWEALTH always receives
pleasant considerations from the bust
ness men of Norfolk. We spent day II
that city last week, and we found bust
ness good and prospects for improve
ment. The business men of Norfols
find THE COMMONWEALTH a good me.
dunn through which to reach the PEG
pie of Scotland Neck and community
JOHN o. GAMAGE.
Mr.. John O. Carnage, who has fo1
years kept card in this paper, discon.
tinued it some months ago; but his
business relations with Scotland Neck
are such that he renews it and Is glad
to keep in touch with our people in
this way. The editor of The COMMON
WEALTH has this year used we'll piping
from MI. Gamage's yards and Mr.. P. E.
Smith who assisted In placing it said it
was the finest he had ever seen. Any
transaction you may have with Mr..
Carnage will be satisfactory.
KERN FURNITURE CO.
These gentlemen also renew their
ad. in THE COMMONWEALTH after hay
ing discontinued for awhile. They say
they have a good trade from this Sec
ton, and We know personally of pur-
chases that some of our readers have
made from them and found them pleas
ant dealers. They have plenty of pref
ty furniture and other things which
our readers would do we'll to consider
when in need of anything in their line
Mail orders are as carefully filled as If
you were buying in person.
J.P. ANDERSON & CO.
Mr.. Anderson is anxious to no bust
ness with the people of Scotland Neck
and so renews his ad. after having dis
continued for awhile. He Is clever
and obliging and treats his customers
we'll. We have been advertising for
him for several years and have found
him pleasant in his dealings and we
bespeak the same for any of our read
ers who give him their trade.
A. s. FOREMAN.
Mr.. Foreman is a new advertiser in
our columns, but having lived in North
Carolina for number of years he feels
attached to the States interests and
would take special pains to make any
deal with him profitable to any and all
of our readers. When you haye any
thing to ship in his line give him a
trial and you will be pleased with the
transaction.
POWELL BROS.
These gentlemen say that they be-
lieve newspaper advertising is good
to commission merchants
and so they ale not slow to avail them
selves of this good medium through
which to draw business. They are do
ing a good commission business and
though new advertisers in our columns
we heartily commend them to our read
ers and assure them that these new
friends are clever and first-class gentle
men in every way.
S. L. SEARS.
If you ride wheel you will be inter
ested in Mr.. Sears ad. The repairing
he does Is frst-class in every way. He
keeps employed corps OF good ma
chinists who are fully up to the hour
In bicycle repairs. What you want in
the way of purchases and repairs in
wheels Mr.. Sears will furnish you
and at low rates.
A. B. WALKER.
1t you want beautiful portrait of
yourself or friend you can get it from
Mr.. Walker. He has employed a num-
Der OF the best of artists and they do
frst-class work. We saw their work
and we take pleasure in commanding
it. It is we'll finished and at much
lower prices than you could get it done
north. We know Mr.. Walker person
ally, and he is a clever, upright gen.
tleman. He advertises for agents in
Scotland Neck and community, and
anyone wishing to take his agency
would do we'll to call upon us. We can
help you start with him.
j.. GROVES CO.
Mr.. Groves is a native of North Car
DINA, born in New Hanover county,
and Is interested In all North Carroll
mans. He does large fruit business
both in Norfolk and New York, and
our readers can make no mistake in
dealing with him. He is clever and
obliging. Mr.. Groves is brother to Mr..
H. NJ. Groves, cashier of the National
Bank of New Berne.e We commend
JN0. O. G