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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

IL 1-2c yard-White Biarritz Skirt
ing Poplin, that sold for 25c ii
Dc a yard -Mercerlzed Oxfords, Dimtty,
Plque, Mercerlzed Dtamine, Monte Ma
dras, Pique Cords and other white goods
that cost 16c to Csc, all put UP at auction
for the highest bidder and Cohen got
them-to sell at Dc. XII. Is
&c a yardr Embroidered Dotted Swiss,
from the auction-220o yards-usual best
price 1Oc and 10 1-2c. 85i
IL 1-2c a ynrd-25c Imported Mercerized
Basket Weave Madras5o pieces in this
lot; these goods are double mercerized
and are guaranteed to hold their lustre.
&c yard-Mercerlzed Stripe Shifting
Madras, for waists as we'll as mems shirts
nearly 4 yard wlde-Sweetzer, Penn
brook and Company's price was u 1-2c.
ia 15c a yard-Daintiest CSC Sheer Merce-
rlzed Striped Organdies and Dimitiess-
quite number Of styles In the stripes.
8 3-ac a yard Oxford Madras. in
stripes and dots-one Of this season s
newest waist and suiting materials.
& 100 yard-Whito Organdy. yards
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Col1en's Stock
Of En1broiderie!s

arc at all times the surprise OF
the town. It is at its highest
pitch at this titne--evcry kind kind
and width at from 1oc to soc on
the dollar.
wide Trlouncng Icmbroidcrics that YOU
would think bargain at 2bc--you VIII
find n oounterful for IL 1-2c a yard.
others ut IL 1-2c nre the Fine French
11mbroidcries Swiss and Nninsook Edg-
ings and Inscrtings. imported to sell from rSi
zoe to CSC.
rlounclngs at 10c--wo have seen the
hest merchants brag on these at $50.
2rc ana 500 for Wide T1ouncings ana
Corset Cover Etnbro iderles, to IL inches
In width. that all the New York retailers
sell ut from Zoo to Coo.
Hee tho Dmbroderies at 90, 70 ana Oc-.
Il is conservative to say that they are
worth double.
Allover Embroideries sell here for 20c
that should sell for 5oc at bOc any
That should sell for 76o to Csc; TOO ana
Dsc buys Allover Embroderies that COST
RI Sg 20. @,lt H4fsaa' H a VI
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French Organizes that were SIC whole
sale for 15c a yard.
Gauze Wolfe Bourettes. In oil colors'
25c goods, for o 1-2c.
French Chambrays, in new beautiful
colorings, nearly yard wide, that were
a5c Wholesale, for IL 1-2c a yard
z Mercerized Imported Mulls. IN newest
design of printing-12,ono yards that was
d to retail at 25c-will be sold for l- &c
a yard.
silk herccrized Foulard Taffetas, in
all the newest colors, that were Soc, are
priced = 1-2c.
English Ginghams-J ohnson's make-in
all the solid colors. checks and stripes
always 25c, choice, 0 1-@c.
Imported Skirting Poplin, in woven coll
ors. has retailed all over New York for
&c. all shades, including champagne, for
1bc. 3! 2
The newest Of the Embroidered Dot
Muslina-solid colors or flgures-thous-
ands of9yards that were IL LEO are here
at 90 a yard.
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$500 yards OF Scotch Bourette-n eta
mine or worsted-llke fabrics-these goods
mako as handsome a suit as any goods
that cost sl5O; the best retail price has
been 29c every color combination and
every style of flakcd design. on sale here
for IL 1-2c yard. .
American Batiste. the Same that every
other store sells at 61-4c--4, 100 yards to be
sold, all the various new print
ings, including black and white; price.
4c yard. 81
Tailor Duck skirtng. In woven color
ngs--the newest shades-instead Of 1sc.
Is IL 1-2c.
Finest Imported Linen Bourettes, Scotch
manufacture, were sold for S5c-the prettl-
est color combination offered this season.
most beautiful colorings-the price, 100.
40-inch Batiste, In light or dark shades.
instead Of 15c, are 0 Sic.
4o-lnch Black Organdies, $50 qualities,
for o 1-2c and all the rest to be looked
for by you. I'll, iisS
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Sweetser,
Pembroke & Co.'s
Linen Stock

is too well known to need fur.
ther comment. We bought
large lot Of them. Owing to the
late arrival Of the goods, it is
impossible to give a full cata-
logue of what will be on sale.
zoe a yard-Waisting and Shifting LIN
en-, soft finish, pure flax, grass b.eached
and double width.
zoe a yard-2 yards wide Half Rleached
Table Damask: tho wholesale pricN was
Soc.
All the 3l.25 Damask at wholesale Will
be here at $50 yard,
Large 81 Dinner Napkins. sold at whole
sale at 1888. will be sold at S2to.
All the Damask Table Linen that we
have that sweetzer, Pembroke and Com
pany sold for Sl,56. Is Sl yard The
same quality Napkins wholesale price
$3.50 our price s3,
5i-inch suiting Linen, wholesale prco
50 l-2c; Cohen's price 60c.
ls-inch Sanitary Birdseye, soft bleached.
zoe a piece of 10 yards.
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A City's Ribbon
Wants Can Be
Filled Here.

No matter what the quality
wanted or the price elsewhere,
we can supply the want at prices
that are matchless in Richmond.
10 inches All suk Fancy Ribbons.
In white. black and all colors; special
price Go n yard.
finch Satin Taffeta Ribbons. all shades.
IL 1-2c a yard
5-inch Finest White Satin Taffeta Rib
bons, worth $50, for 1870 q yard.
finch Wide Liberty Satin Tnffeta Rib
bons. all colors. Ito a yard.
shades, good quality, for 100 yard
inches wide Soft Taffeta Ribbons. In
all oolors. made to sell at TIC, for ~ 1-2o
a yard. i
1-2 inches Molre Taffeta Ribbons
beautiful quality, $50 a yard.
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silk Mousseline de Paris, in every color
y OF the rainbow and not known anywhere
for8 less han zoe; our price VIII be zoe
Y q yard.
The 5Oc Crepe de Chimes are known by
4 every Richmond shopper; some Of the
embroidered ones were sold at 75c; all
colors and black, choice 200.
Plain Silk Mulls-the soft, clingy Csc
ones, in black, white and colors-are 15c
yard.
Silk OrEandies, the most artistic sum-
mer material OF the season; thousands
of yards, in every color, that were print
ed-instead OF Csc, are zoe.
Black Japanese Summer Silk hand
8 loom, full lustrous finish. 25c yard.
The usual 35c White Hand Loom China
Silk will be 1Oc.
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wde the game quality which would have
sold at 45c.
Sc a yard-4.7oo yards OF Checked Main
SOCK the quality that generally sells for
Sc and 10c-
10c a yard-One OF the new mercerized
fancy fabrics, to sell for 39c: the whole
sale price was 80 lie; hundreds OF yards
at 100 yard.
16c a. yard-yVhite Imported Repp Pop
lin, Skirting, sold at SIC yard.
1Oc yard-The best IL 1-2c India Linon,
40 inches wide, ever sold here or any
where else.
Toe yard-The Same Fancy Pique.
for skirts or infants wear. that
you have bought here or elsewhere
for zoe.
IL 1-2o yard-Imported Persian
Lawns-12O pieces Of this sheer. beautiful
fine quality goods--w holesale price was
l6 2-3c.
IL 1-2c yard-Em broidered Stripe
Plque Madras, imported to sell at 200
yard IN
s-4o a yard4o-i inch India Llnons, that
always sold at 100.
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Goods.

If any house in New strong In White Good II
Sveetser Pembroke Thousands Of cases were rned
over BY this firm every The stocks were foreign ana
American. /,
enough White Goods at Cohens, displayed to ad
vantage, fill the entire first floor
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100 yards Pure Dye Black Ia tfeta, full 20
inches wide and always sold at Sc: price
Coo. a,s s5gsi8
800 for the yard wide White Wash
Chiffon. Jys f@
SO Inches wide Black Peau de Sole the
same always sold for slips, Is $50.
YardSVvide Black Taffeta, which should
be s1.15. is Toe.
The 65c grade OF Black Tatfeta Is 800.
White and Colored Pure silk Taffetas,5
the usual 75c grade, Is 800.
Silk Gauze, full double width. In black
and colors, made to sell for s1.60, is $50.
SIC and 81 New Fancy Taffetas, for
400, In an endless variety OF styles and
colorlngs.
There are many others, but you must
come to the store to see them.
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Sweetser, Pembroke s co.
and Their Stock Of Silks

has powerful parts Of their business Their
claim turning the stock three times exceeds that
Of any other perhaps and the immediate
! of being this seasons Silks
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This Is the Cohen manner Of selling;
it helps us BY helping you.
The SWe0tS6r, Pembroke 4 Go. Stock.

and what these two million dollars worth
Of merchandise was slaughtered for will be
exhibited in this store, beginning with the
opening Of the doors on Monday Our old
well-trained buyers have achieved the sue
cess Of years, and all Richmond shall bene-
fit through this stores advantage. Many
goods not enumerated will be on sale as
the task Of laying out and marking them
took too long to get in this advertisement.
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The Entire
Stock of Yelling

as they were sold in the new
spring styles in New York UP to
81 a yard, will be sold by the
Cohen. co. for a5c a yard.
Veilings all up to 4oc will be
sold for 19c a yard.
The stock includes every kind
and color, and there is about
5000 yards.
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The I1s.S sw vs. Wash Fabrics.

Makes sale to be life happening AZ the newest
Goods this season offerings gu can pick from thou
sand among them:
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All=Wool
Black MiStral

that sold for 75c, will be on sale
for 25c yard, only at retail.
All Wool Black Wolfe, ss inches wide
unmatchable price, 200.
Black Mohair sciian. that no one
has ever seen at less than COG. tull
weight and width. 35c q yard.
Black SILK Mohair. 4s inches wide
sweetzer's price SLIT. our price R1.10
Pure Black All Wool Batste, always
6Oc, for zoe yard
s1.25 French Wolfe, black. for 100
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The Influence of COhen'S Basement
Is Felt All Over Richmond.
The Basement Cotton Fabrics

The real french Organdics-Keooh1ein'
makes 600 yards to be sold, all manufac-i
turers ends, enough In any one design
for any purpose-60c Organizes for 100 q
yard.
Embroidered Muslins, in all the designs
the manufacturer produced. 100 and 1876
qualities. for DC. 35S
Sc American Batiste every color that
the manufacturer made. price 4 Sac.
Imported Dimities, ell the neat beau
tful colors and designs, made In Scotland
by the best manufacturer; sale price
will be LEO.
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Cohen's Third
Floor to the Front.

IA yards wide Table on Cloth, new
est patterns II Lee yard,
Fancy China Mattlngs a-4c yard,
Jointiess China Mattngs, 100 yard,
Best 1sc and zoe China Mattings, 1be
r a yard. at
100 a yard;
Trunks for Outing.
Canvas Covered Roller Tray Trunks.
iron bound. brass lock and two straps.
$2yb.
Canvas Covered Trunks. iron bound,
brass lock, size 80 inches, $426.
Fibre Found Canvas Covered Trunks,
brass trimmed excelsior lock- and clamps
and two straps, %.
Rawhide Bound Brass. Trimmed Linen
Lined Roller Tray Trunk, ss-inch. two
straps. S1,f,
s2,
4 Solid Leather Suit Case, brass trimmed,
linen lined, ~.
Canvas Telescopes, linen llned-14-inch.
200; l6-inch, BDc; lS-inch, 40c; 2orlnoh.
bOe; o2-inch. 0Oc; 24-inch, Toe.
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The "A Sea Island Percales are being
sold in all the best styles for o $40.
"A Cambria Finished Bleached Cottons,
SC grade. for 1-4o.
The best Sc Apron Ginghams. any style
and color, for s 7-Sc.
1900 yards of Seersuokers, that sell for
100 all over the United States, are priced
Is 3-4o,
&c and &c Lawns are s 3-4c.
Light Shifting Prints, A 1-2c.
Androscoggin. best yard wide cotton, 70.
$500 yards Indigo Prints, in all variety
OF white figured designs, small and me-
dun; price will be 4 3-4c yard.
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Summer Lap Robes.
Misses ParasoIs, 38c.

In fancy styles. IS and IS inch Sizes
the regular price Is 500 to 7bc.
$50 es ch--Women's and Mems Umbrel-
las, in fancy and trimmed handles gloria
and Garcia, and are 81 and sl.25 values;
the price Ia to clean up the lot.
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4Oc White Goods in the
Basement, 15c,

G 1-4c yardloo White Repp and
Pique Skirting.
DC a yard--Inda Linons. Persian Lawns
and Crepe Madras. all 100 and IL 1-2o
values tg#
o LOO yard-Mercerized Striped Or
candies. Fancy India Llnons and Eta
mines, cost 16 ESQ usually
1Oc a yard--White Wash Chiffon and
Persian Lawns, Is inches wide, all the
finest grades. that retail at 800 to &c.
~ 1-2c a yard--2,2o0 yards double fold
Sheer White Persian Lawns. tho 1oc to
25c. grades
100 yard--White Sheer Organdies. 3
yards WIDE 25c to 400 grades.
100 yard-Yery fine sheer grade OF
india I1inon, worth 16 2-3c
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C0HFNS GREATEST MERCH ANDISE EVENT IN YEARS
The Second Floor Garment Store

We wonderful sale Monday shut your eyes and buy
garment any price and it will be right No other kinds al
lowed here !.
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Muslin Underwear, 7c tt
48C a Garment.

200 each-60c Cambria Night Gowns,
Jokes of hemsutched tucks.
$50 each--Night Gowns in several
styles yoke of lace or embroidery, In
sorting and tucks.
44c eaoh-Gowns OF Cambria or Muslin,
square or V neck and embroidery
trimmed,
800 caches dozen full length Cambria
Skirts with tucked lawn ruffle and hem
stitched hem.
Asc each Cambria Skirts Of full lengtn
wide torchon lace ruffle.
100 each-Tull Front Cambria Corset
Covers, In all sizes. low neck.
70 each--Corset Covers. trimmed with
torchon lace, all sizes.
100 a pair--ISace Trimmed Muslin Draw
ers, deep ruffle; some have hemstitched
tucks.
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.Shirtwaist Suit Comforts

Comforts in tho prico and styles az we'll
white or colored a great variety OF mo
hest atyles. perfect in every way, Tho
prices were to have been Sa25 to $500
you can choose at s1.1e to 1919.
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Knit Underwear Worth a
Half More.

ITO each--Womens 25c Vests, deep lace
yoke back and front. full trimmed
25c each-39e Cream Silk Mercerized
Vests, silk trimmings and open lace rib
IL / -2c each--Women's Extra Elastic
Bleached Ribbed L4sle Thread Vests, silk
trimming.
90 each-Women's best usual l2 lr2c
Vests--3GO dozen at this price. full
trimmed and all sizes,
70 each-120 dozen Misses and Chill
dren's Full Trimmed Bleaehed Vests,
taped neck and arms.
40 eaeh-Wqmen's Vests, In ecru and
colors. full sizes
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

APPROACHING NUPTIALs-THE Com
MoNwEALTH has received an invitation
to the marriage of Miss Adelaide Ash
ton Thorne to Mr.. Howard Aston al
Bethel Church, Halifax county. We'd.
nesday, December 2lst, at IL O'Clock
a. m.
CHANGEs-Mr. Horton Kimball and
Mr.. Albert Weathersbee are clerking
at Hoffman's, MIR. K. House has taken
a place in J. E. Hancock's grocery
store, Mr.. w. H. Newell is with Flu
trelLHardy Hardware Co. Mr.. G. w
Bryan has opened an Office under Pitt
man Hall.
WILL PREACH SUNDAY-Rev. E. O.
Taylor, D. D., of Boston, Mass, will
preach in the Baptist church here
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock. He is
a well-known lecturer, and lectured al
Wake Forest last winter, and recently
delivered a series of lectures at Little.
ton.
WILL SPEAK TO THE LADIEs.-Miss
Adelee Branham, of Missouri, will
speak to the ladies at the Baptist
church tonight "wednesday after
prayer meeting. She is a returned
missionary from Brazil, under the
Home Mission board of the Southern
Baptist Convention.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts
of Our People and Other Folks.

Mrs. R. II. Lancaster, OF Speed, was
In town to-day.
Miss Maggie Gray, Of Parmele, is
here visiting Mrs. Lula Cook.
Prof. G. w. Wilson spent last Sun
day in Rocky Mount amongst his
friends there.
Mr.. 1. M. Meekins, Of Elizabeth
City, has been here this week on visit
to his brother, Mr.. J. G. Meekins.
Rev. Mr.. Orr, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church In Weldon, preached in
the Baptist church here last Sunday
night.
Miss Margaret Shields has returned
from Raleigh after spending two or
three weeks there on q visit to the
Baptist University tor Women.
Miss Lena Taylor, who for some
time has been in the millinery store
of Morrisett Brothers, has returned to
her home on the Eastern Shore of Vlr-
ginia.
Rey G. T. Lumpkin and wife, Misses
Annie Biggs, Estelle johnson and
Mary Lou Josey and the editor of THE
COMMONWEALTH attended the Baptist
State Convention at Elizabeth City
last week.
Rev. M. L. Kesler, of Morganton
came here Monday afternoon from the
Baptist State Convention. He is the
guest of the editor of THE COMMON
WEALTH, dividing his time with his
host of friends. He has a warm well
come. He will conduct the service ia
the Baptist church tonight (Wednes
day. and his friends and old congrega'
ton will hear him gladly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Hosp,table Elizabeth City.

TIE Baptist State Convention held
session in Elizabeth City last week
from Wednesday night to Sunday
night. 1t is great body and does
great work in North Carolina.
I he convention was royalty enter
tanned by the people OF Elizabeth City.
The people, regardless, OF denomina-
tions, opened their homes in most
hoepitable manper and made every
visitor welcome.
The editor of The COMMONWEALTH
was handsomely entertained In the
home of Mr.. Edmund Alexander.
Mr.. Alexander and his charming
young daughters, his father and sister,
Miss Carrie, the latter two being we'll
known in Scotland Neck, make up an
interesting family indeed. Highly
cultured and altogether refined, each
member .of the family did large part
in making our stay entirely pleasant.
With grace and ease and a hearty
good will did Miss Carrie, as home
keeper, give every attention to the
comfort of her guests; and no less
marked we're the kind offices OF father
and son and OF the young ladies also.
1t was indeed a pleasure to spend
some DAYS In such a homo and We have
not been more royalty entertained
anywhere.
The kindness and cieverness of this
good family laid US under obligations
which we shall never forget.
It was likewise a pleasure to share
for an hour or two the hospitality OF
the splendid home OF MIR. and Mrs. E.
A. Adylett, who did large part in en-
tertalning the Baptist State Conven'
ton.
Want of space prevents us from
writing more now OF Elizabeth City
is progress and development. In an
other Issue we may do 80.
| We left with reluctance and the
memory of our visit will long bt
cherished as one of the most agreeable
of life time.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
STATE OF OHIO, CITY TOLEDO, I j..
LUCAS COUNTY. .

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De.
cember, A, D. 1886.
(Seal.) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills tor Consti-
patton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

A Sad Story.
That is sad story which we print
on another page detailing the death OF
the two young men near Wilmington
Saturday might. Young Mr.. Brewer
was nephew OF Mrs N. B. Josey, OF
this place. Many ladies OF this COM
munlty we're educated by his father
Prof. j. B. Brewer, while he was presl-
dent of Chowan Baptist Female Semi
nary at MurfreesbOrO.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Thanks l

Thanks
To those who took part in the gen
erous pounding given me and my
family In my absence last week, let me
offer our sincere gratitude. The list Of
names which 1 took from those pack
ages will linger long In our memories.
l noticed among other good things q
quantity of soap with the advice to
use freely. I shall try to follow direc-
lions.
And I want to take this occasion to
thank also those OF other churches
who 20 kindly and literally helped
us to pay off the mortgage that was on
our property. Our gratitude and obi
CATION will be lasting. We are In
better condition now to make the re
pairs so much needed on our church
and which we hope to make this year
Respectfully,
J. E. HOLDEN.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

Remove the microbes that impover-
ish the blood and circulation. Stops
all trouble that interferes with nutri-
ton. That's what HOLSTERS Becky
Mountain Tea will do. IS cents Tea
or tablet form. E.T.Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES
painted with l.. & NJ. Paint.
Wears and covers like gold.
Only requires few gallons to paint a
house.
Lead with zinc. Non-chalkable.
Money saver Call on E. 7. White
head & Co, Scotland Neck, N. c..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

When you feel like sighing-sing,
signing will never pleasure bring,
Learn to laugh, you can laugh and
laugh right
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.-E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

Weather Report.
Following is the weather report for
Scotland Neck for week ending Dec.
18th: Temperature, mean maximum
a.; temperature, mean minimum ".
Highest 81 on the 9Th; lowest ~
on Dec. 18th. Rainfall SO inches.
J. Y. SAVAGE.
Dec. 1904.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
For Rent.

Ny dwelling house in Scotland Neck
now occupied by Mr.. J. G. Mills is for
rent.
= 4llfax. n. c.. T. W. FENNER.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
A COSTLY MISTAKE.

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price of mistake, but you'll never be
wrong if you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Head.
ache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25c. at E
T. Whitehead e. Co.'S Drug Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
XMAS GOODS.

Headquarters for Fruits and Confec-
toneries, Fancy Apples and the very
best Florida Oranges, wholes ale and re-
tail. Try us-J. D. RAY & Co.
Xmas Goods!
Big stock Toys and small wares, Fam
CIV Goods, etc., for Xmas. Try US be-
fore you buy.-J. D. RAY & Co.
Xmas Goods!
Look at our pretty Chairs and Trunks
before you buy. D. RAY & Co.
Xmas Goods!
Dom, look all over town for 3doz. Eggs
in a place but come to our store and
get what you want If it's so or a 100
! doz-J. D. RAY & co.
| Xmas Goods!
We buy Squirrels, Rabbits, Chick
ems, Turkeys, Eggs, etc. When you
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