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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
gnrt epet Iunn.

@n ny 5oro-6a6rif. 9}ew gorf,
"a. April. 9enrp 5oro bar tebt
en- @rltno paa 80 9lcres paa gten
5erieg, beliggenOe mellem J}em
Dorf % 9ieluarf, bUor ban jar til
9eniIgt at opiere en- 2latomobiIia.
BRIT til en- Bris al ca $5,000,000.
9li tDif.lntberife Qienig6eOer i
Dtilmaufee, Bls., bar beimttet at
ien0e 1eIegrammer eaer greue til
PrpiiOenten, Sendtorerne og SION.
gresmGnoene meo Broteit moo 0en
]}ote. iom RrGiioent @ilion ienote
til Oen tpife 9legering og moo bans
9uoifa6 til aongresien. 8isie Qfe.
nigbeOer teller bper ira 1000 til
2000 gteolenrmer.
aentucfps 8rogresiipe Tor Ober-
iten 9ouispiIle, 9p, "a. 2lpril. NJ
9alget 2gr0ag DiitrittsfouDentio.
ner al 0eIegere0e til Den progres.
iipe Stat5fonDention 9ouisDille
ben 30. 9lpril, boorira Der ifal
ien0es Ell Delegation til De BRO.
gresiioes 9fationalfonDention / Gbi-
cngO, irenl9adr oct, at belle Dele.
gatiouen til 9bicago oil bIioe in.
itrlieret ior 9iooieoelt
20 Ssitre. Soiepbine og Gbeo.
ooiia 8ic8oref, 6enbolospi5 21 o9
19 Qlor 9anlle, orlfneoe iorleoen
Tag / Diisiisiippiilooen pe0 glnii
Sioing, @is, Iige peo oct Steo,
5por noale Gage isr y y. @ro.
ganS 6anilie orufne0e Ge fom
fsreuOe, % 6eiten 6leo ifp % l6b
lebif. 8e 10 Biger bleo faitet no /
9auoet % ortfne0e. 08ian Soften
omfom.
Gn M lls9aao. Bottom %. 9lpr.
llnoeroanos6aaocn g 3" bleo /
8onr iorutplf onprlpnprpt 9lpaprin.
aen Of Sore 9lioer S6ipbuiIoin9
6onpaRn oa bleu eiebliffelia ta9et
/ 9rug. 9aa6eu er en- Al 0e iterite
+ oen amerifauife Nlarine Ten
isritc 9Snfi oil D}arinrn 6uDe ino
lln0eroan6sbaaOe al oenne 6npe /
9rfionl6eo. Sc eicr en- aro6suin9s
raOius ai $500 0fil.
efsportcn tiger RbiIaoelp1a,
%. 9lpril s,uo. % lloisrilen oper
R6ila0elp6ia I oe tolo @oaneoer.
iom gif iorno ior }(pril 1916, be.
le6 iia til S201 10000, 6uilfet er
St5,000,0O0 mere emo De lore
aaaen0e tolD Maaneoer, opInites /
en- Rapporf oeo MARITIME @reban
ae's 9larsnls0c. @proieu al lloier.
lien 6els6 iia til St23, ,437 900.
o. gproicn al Snoierilen til $69,.
$4,000.
Frpiioentoalget. ) Montona er
g9ilion o. Gluumius 6aooriter, iaa
for Nooiebelt. Selene. Oiont, "a
9lpril. Optpllin9en ira Wontdnas
isrite grpiioentprimTrooIg er MI
npitcn ildoitpnoig oa uiier, at
g9oo0rom g9iIion nlene bar ilere
lSten1nier, emo DC snrige Barriers
annOi0ater tilidmmen. sSn6til i
@aar bar ser taft 8,5558 'Stemmer
for @ilIon. 9llanot Republifanerne
5apoe eunmins i.6l0 Stemmer
% T6eooore 9iooiepelt finn 1864
9ommlnol Opera. st fomnlinalt
IOperabns oil bliue opisrt | San
francisco Gan 5rancisco, Gal
f8. 9(priI. Gan 6rancisco bill iaa
ct fonrnlunalt Sperabns lit nDe
.,Gipic Center. gp1ninaen ifal OBJ
ieres for O1oler, Ser ifal tiloeie'
6rinaes pco oifentIia Sltbi'ription,
% pil icncre bIiue ooer9ioet til
g'pcn. Oct er ioreilnaet, at Opera.
6uict oaIaa ifnI baOr 9ofaIe for ct
Weriifofa6enli, Der ifal orre fnpt-
tet lii California llniperiitet.
8 fSior betoeoe @aanor 9iolpb ct
Qroicft ON 0pisrclic al ct fomnllt.
nolt Opcranis, foroi oct gao Ell
Rrffe SllbIfribenter oarig 9fet til
looaer. Geiine 9'citenrnelie inoehol.
J oes life | set me Froieft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
Lstor Lsenlnffe bed Qinn. 81.

Stor Seulpffe peo aina. 0per
1000 0}enueifcr orlfner I en- Sol.
liiion 1aaae. S5aa95ai, "a. 2(pr.
Den fineiiife Camper nSiiu Du"
follioereoe meO arpoieren Q9oi
DUNG iioite 0proa9 5oO ior 66u.
ian-9erne. 0omperen 9ior0e 1iene.
ite iom EranSportifib oa bar unoer.
Ueis til 500 G6on meo Eropper.
Ouer 1000 Soloater og 5emrno
onfom. Sim en- fremmeois0t Qfoifi.
nit 20 Soloater % 0 Semrno
ai 0e omborooprenoe oDer 1000
@erioner tilberenoe @onOifabet %
tlilituret, re00e0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Sornaoo / Soma. Q}aion Gitp,
s5a., 2f. 9lpril. @n Iornaoo git
gennen oen norOre centrale Del
al Soma oB gennem ben iDOlige Del
al 0iinneiota Onsoag 2liten % poe
lagoe 6nie paa flere 5arme. 6lere
areatlrer blep orpbt, % antagel9
bleo omfring 20 9erioner fugItet
5 9rltelDn, Utinn., fom Here
Oteuneifer til Sfa0e 8opeobpgnin.
gerne paa TO Sarme oeo belmont,
Diinn., blpite ne0, % 8aanin8s.
6uie / aleiiter, Uiinn. ifal ogiaa
opre repet neo al Den ioriGr0eli9e
gin0.
Operiogmnlelie gsr SfaOe. 9ib.
bing, Odnn, 20. 9lpril. Stur8eon
9iiper og 2ittle SORT GiUer bar
9iort Sfaoe ior Iuinoer al Dol.
lars / Il. 2ouiS County / Omeg
nen al Bear 9tiper. Staalbroen pat
geien n9r 8onfiarmen er reDet
bort al 8onoet ira Sturgeon iii.
per, iom gif oper line 9reo0er
0arger6roen, iont lig8er en- Qfil
git ior Gelon, % Mi tSiicber 9ro.
en- iom begge gif ooer 2ittle Sort
Gioer, reues bort. Ger fonmer life
Bot til Bear 9tiuer MI, oa oct er
unuligt ior Boitman0en at fonne
frem.
Gogrgoer paa Spil. 9iamIin5,
Bpo., %. glpril 5iolig Qtor.
aes bIeo etllnion @aciflc Iog no.
plpnOret al Ell Bandit Seit for
Sauna, 8po Oct antages, at Ge.
Deren fom ira 1oget t3reelD, Colo.
San tpang isrit en- aonouftgr til
at inoianle Benge % 8Pr0i8en-
itanOe bos Busiogererne / ObierOa
tionsuognen og tpang oerelter Ell
auoen aonouftsr til at gere Ii8
uenOe 0en enc al De to 1oOe.
uoane. : oct bele taget maatte
13 @asiagerer uoleoere, 5ua0 De
aaDOe Jos Jig al Ben9e % G9roi.
9cnitan0e IA 0en enc aouonfter
nsleOe meo at efterfontme BANDIT
tens 0piororing, itpo 0enne eiter
bam, men noen at trPiie Bandit
Ten iprana Al Go8et. ioet bette nur
meOc iia e0ion, 8oo.
0uaae5 er 0}anoen, ii1er 8bit
man 9lf6anp. q. p. "a. 2lpril.
Buoerner 86itman uotalte / en-
erflpring @aar, at eiter bans
5fou par 0eieiteretsoommer Gar
les Is. 6ug6es Den Olano, ]iepn5.
lifancrne ioretraf til @rriiOent
Sea 6ar life foaiereret meo
DIR. 6n35es, ia9oe @upernor
@6itman. uog ieg oiloe uoOi9 ior.
nprme 6anL naar ie8 Tiger, at ie1
life brn0er mia oioere ON hans
perionlige Znifcr / oeune Gag
Teriom Solicit enifer bom oct
Suioe 6ns, bar oct 9et til at
iorore. at BAN life tiger nej. Sol
fet ifal aigere bette Spergsnaal
og life ban. 9}aar iea fommer til
Chicago, oil ie9 gsre alt, ion ltaar
/ min Maat til 6oroel ior et irit
Gala, ior at bette fan blipc iao
npr set republifanife FnrtiS al.
minOeliae 2nife iom ueI mlili9t
Gurpeitofierne ira 6piflalo
8aI6inaton, .. g. 81 9(pril. Den
tpife 9tegering bar 6eilittct at lore.
taae nogen Dtooiiifation meo -Sen'
inn til Sorbuoet moo ll0isriel al
GSoroeitofier til 9Imerifa st aom.
munife ocsnngnaenoe oil 6lipe ooer-
leueret Observation-Disclosures
Dog eller Moraen.
Rpiflano bar tillnot minore llo.
fersler ira 5io til onoen al 5arpe.
Itof til 9rua for BET ipoerale Sra
oeringS. og Erpfningsburealt men
set bar life tilloOt 6orienOelIer
al noacn betpoeIio SterreIie font.
mcrcicl Senii9t, meominOre Don't
nIo eIler andre @arer, iom Spif.
lano trpnqer til, blep ienOt tilbagc
til6aoe til @en9Glo. Og bette bar
nrret nasrIigt pao @rnno al ena-
lambs Sorbub
9[t Tpiflano MI bar 6ciluttet ot
aaa til Ell Toranoring bleo be.
fenotgiort efter ct @eisg al @reu
/
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

,----------~--------------
JoI0tll Ill1lQG
->~---~-~----- --->~->-~--------->---
Qe ipanife 8al9. 0}aorio, "a
q(priI 5 Oe ipanife 5enatsoaIg
er 9enoalot t15 0}eolemmer al De
geringSpartiet % So O}eOlenuuer
al Oe foritellige 0poiitions9rup-
per.
5oro commissioner Stoef-
bolnL p. 2(pril. Get oplpites /
(Saar, at 0en 6oroife 55reOsfomnlis-
ion oil 6lipe reOuceret 2tntaI ira
80 til II 3elegereoe Ser 6lioer
2 QeGegereoe ira 6pert al oe in.
teresiereoe 9anOe
Gn Sororpitelie. 6uertepentura,
aauorieerne, 81. 2(pril. 5 @aar
rpiteOes belle gen al ct 5oroifplp,
iom oare6e tolp Sefln0er. 9lDitel-
len Ieoiageoes al frDateIige unoer-
ior0iife 9ren, iom 9iorOe 8eiolf.
ningen ifrpfilaoen Der OoIotes
lioen Sfa0e.
Stor 9rano 9el9ra0. 9aris,
2t. g[pril. 8il .Martin" meloes
ira 9uoapeit, at Der bar roiet Ell
itor 9ran0 9elgrao. Zen eitIige
Del al 9pen ifal opre nPiten zoe
lagt. 5lere Sunoreoe 6uie brpn6te
og Here 1uiinoe QlenneIfer blep
busoil0e.
@n oiotig Opoa9elie. @}aris,
2l 9tpril. Eli o9emps" teIe9ra-
ieres ira 9etrograo. Oct reoe
9orS meo0eIer, at @roiesior 9teoi-
gaie( og en- fOinOelig 2Gge, Or
9uropn, Der begge 9er Iieneite
oeO Oen ruSiiife @eitiront, bar op.
Ooget oen 9ncille, Der oolOer efs-
nt6ematiif SpiuS"
,3eric &fen~s llnOeraana.
@ai5in9ton. .. g.. 81. 2(pril.
Zen amcrifanifc aoniul 2iia6on
mcooeler 0og al oen uorife
Camper y 3erie @ifen@. iom qif til
guu0s oen tS 2(prit nOeufor 2i-
Iabon, ite0te paa Ell ilpoeu0e 0fine,
og at ale omboro0prenOe, oeri-
6lan0t TO 9fmerifanere, reooe0c8.
Gen ior6uotc 8are. ariitiaaia,
rs. 2(pril. On 9oro paa Camp
iti6et .,9Dnaeniioro1 iom 0en Il.
D}ort5 aiaif ira 9}em Dorf, be-
itcmt til Bergen, er Der iunoet Ell
IItor 0}rnaoe @ummi ifiult aai.
icirffe. 6ele 9aiieiorienoelien paa
$50 Spffe er 6leDet beiloalaat
oumnnien 6leO opoa9et oeO. at ell
8afieiuf brait n0er 2oSningen.
Oproret aina. Shanghai "a
I2(pril. i5or at iore6p9ge Gege.
rinaStroppcrneS @laner angreb
Iropperne / aiananinf f9eipihlin
gerne 6e REQ @dib, aiangiu Itatio.
nere0e 9iegeriugStropper anmper
oare0e belle 9iatten.
GoqforbinOelie opret6oIoeS fun
meIlem 26au96oi % Soo6on oa
]}angfiu9 5 Soohop fan oet
ueutes annp nanr iom BELT
9}pt anbiuet / aino. aina, %
9(pril. 9rGiioent 9)uon Obi sta
bar u0ite0t et Wfanoat, 6oori ban
inoremmer. at bans fulOe aontrol
al 9(ominiitrationen bar oaft it'll
ire6s6eo, % nnmooer Sin Sbif
G6ana om at 0anne en- aniparliQ
9lc9crin1. o9ctte fer 6cOOer set
ymeo 6enblif paa administrative
9leiorner. Seq 6aa6er, at 9feae
rinoens MeOlemmer oil gere ii
! til, at 0ngens @anifeIigbeOer fol
ooerpinoes. "
l5tprf aulSe. 3ro Stocf6olnl
lSpcrrig, ifripes %. O1arts. 9fat
TEN til 8orsOa9 berife0e Ser onel
6cle 2anoet en- 9emperatir Jon
miOt poa @interen. iSlere Steoel
| | Horrlano bite 9ermometcret bel
neo til 81 @rnoer Geliins, og ieli
ioa lonat Spo iom / 9itgstldni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
70 2tatN

iaa lao 0}artstemperatnr iom Den
nuOprenoe. @n0el 3ogiOriiltelier
er in0trnfiet, u0en at oe BOG bar
oGret til iterre 9eioar ior Era.
iiffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Qe ipanife gal9. 0}aOrio, "a.
q(pril. 5 oe ipanife 5enatsoalg
er genoalot t15 @}eolemner al De
9eringspartiet % So OteOlenmer
al Oe foriteIlige 0poiitions9rnp-
per
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

llro / 2(tben 2(t5en, is. 2lpril.
6il6en9ere al iorbenOGrenoe aRre-
miermiiiiter &ene5elos iflllOe boloe
ct 0tgoe Der ior ct lBar Gage iioen
% bans 0oOitonoere ioriegte at
iorpurre 6et. @olitiet maatte rD0oe
iSaleu. Ialerne 6lep billet meo
9fnabet oneo me0 6orrpoerne4 %
q&onoen Icoc". Nan iorip8te at
ia ite6re0siorimrrerne no, men 80.
litiet maatte rpOoe Saien uuOer ct
ioriproeligt &e6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

5tprf anloe iSrn Stocf6olnL
Socrrig, ifripes %. Mnrts: 9}at.
TEN til 9orsOa0 berifeoe Der ooer
6cle 9nnoet en- 9emperatur iom
mist poa @interen. 1slere Steoer
I Norrlan0 piIte 1ermometrret BELT
neo til 81 @rnoer Geliins. og ieln
ion lonat Spo iom 9itgstldnb
par Scr % @rnOer. Dlon maa aaa
belt tilboqe til 1888 for at iin6e Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26
C5or0 @onnli@ionen. Stoef-

5oro commissioner. Stoef-
bolnL q. 2(pril. Get oplpites i
C9aar, at Den 6oroife 5reosfommis-
ion oil blioe reouceret / 2tntal ira
80 til II Qelegere0e. Der 6lioer
2 0eIe9ereoe ira 6pert al 0e in-
teresiereoe QanOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

gn 5ororpiteIie. 6uerteoentura,
aanariserne, 81 2fpril. 5 @aar
rpiteoe5 belle 9en al ct 5orOifplo,
iom oare0e tolo Sefunoer. 9lDitel-
len Ie0iageoes al ir09teli9e unoer-
ior0iife 9ren, iom giorOe 9eiolf-
ningen ifrpfilaaen. Der poIOteS
lioen Sfa0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Stemningeu Berlin Berlin
10. 2lpril Oct er 6ra9t Grfaring,
at oe 5orere { 9}igs0oaen, iom nolig
leOeoe aanpen ior, at 8piflano ori-
Der en- mere energiif llnoerpanos.
fria, oil toge en- 6aano meo Den
tDif-amerifouife 9riie. Ge oil paa
set beitemteite mo6iatte fig en6oer
poerligere Giteraiben6eO ooerfor
llnite0 StotcS. sfuIoe set freezes,
bi( 0e brOoe oen npIiG inogooeoe
OoerenSfonIt og fritiiere Gegerin.
aen aabent, oerion1 Der Ifu1oe piie
iia 9e9n TIL at 8piflanO oil enore
i'm llnOeroanOspoIitif al Senipn
til Frpiioent @ilions gnIfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

@n oiotig Opoa9elie. garis,
"a. 9Gpril. I'll u9emps" teIe9ra
ieres ira getrograo. Oct rgoe
aors meooeler, at 4roiesior 9feoi-
8aiel og en- foinoelig 9Gge, Or.
9llroua, Der begge ger IieneIte
oe0 Oen rn5iiife 9eitiront, bar op.
oo9et oen 9ncilIe, Der oolOer efs-
ant6ematiif Spfu5".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

r9erie Gifen@s llnoeraan9
@ai5ington 3. 6. 81 2(pril
Zen amcrifanifc aoninl 2iia6on
0og, at BEN uorife
Camper 3crie @ifen@, iom gif til
}}luo8 0en IS. 2(priI nOeufor 2i-
Iabon, iteote paa en- ilpoeu0e 0fine.
og at ale omborooprenOe, oeri.
6lan0t to 9lmerifanere, reooe0c5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

stor 9rano + 9elgraO. 9aris,
u. 9lpriI. Eil u@artin" meloes
ira 9uoopeit at Der bar raiet en-
itor 9rano / 9elgrno. Zen eitli9e
Del al 9pen ifal opre nPIten zoe
lagt. 5lere Sunoreoe 6uie brpnote
og Here 1uiinoe MenneIfer bIen
buspil0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

9ieaet misiornejet meo @nglano.
@enf iScbmei5, is. 9fpril lloorag
al iranife 9laoe piier, at Der /
iSrnnfria er en- tiltagenOe Qdsior-
neielie meO gnaIano. ioroi Den
britiife 9leaerina life aer uoaet ior
at lette BET 9rpf, iom Der M epes
MOB geroun SaoIe0es ifriperGle.
mencean tit Blob Sonlme gn.
cbnine:
Ger mno iaa gnNe meo oenne
meninoleie llooefSlin9 al 5rnicr
og oct tonime Snaf om oen genii-
oige @ennOrina, iom guglano oa
3rnnfrig ieler Tor binnnoen. Seq
Ter meo Ben iterite iSorbapiclie. at
9le9erinaen I 2onoon meo Seiriiat
uoiptter meo at in6iBre olninoelig
arigstieneite o. life enIfer at for.
itaa, at en- l1oipttelIe Ell Maaneo
fan betnoc Neoerlng
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

airfebrano i Stalien. 9ionl, Is.
9Gpril. Zen gamle 8omfirfe 9ln-
Oria g}erbeoen al Bari neo.
brGnote 0og. SlOen opito0 gi.
ifoppcn5 4alaos, ira bpilfet 9i.
ifoppen Ielo 6Ieo reOoet meo Ban
ifeIig6eo.
s oct trettenoe 9larbunOreoe par
2(nOria aeiier 6re0erif oen 9Gnoen5
Dnolin19op5oIositeo. og aeiierens
5uitrner bIeo begraoet I airfen.
Sl0en trteoe ct Streg al 9pen,
men oen bleo begrpniet pe0 6iplp
al 0tilitpr ira Bari.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Gen iorbuotc @ore ariitiania,
Is. 2lpril. ON 9oro paa Camp
ifi6et .eDnaeniioro4, iom 0en Il.
0}ort5 aiaif ira }}em 9orf, be-
TENT til Bergen er Der iunoet en-
tor 0}pnaoe @unmi, ifiult / aai-
icirffe. 6ele aaifeiorienoeIien paa
$50 Spffc er bleoet bciloalaat
Smmien ble0 opoa9et oeo, at ell
8afieiuf BRAT unoer 2oSninQen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-26

Isroepuluer iom 9ranOiel. 2li
oe / to 2lar oeo Suerrigs Sern6aner
gjorte 5orieg meo lsrupulueriIo.
ming irem9aor, at 8eropulueret
uogor anoenoelig 9ofonotiO6rpno.
iel, 5pi5 9rGnOielsogroi ior6oloer
Jig til stenfuI iom 2 til 3, 5ern.
.bnneitDrelien ioreilaar 0erior, at
Staten anfpgger en- 1erppuIoeria-
6rif til ct aoitenoe al 100000
Ser. 0tan ifuIoe oeroe0 paa pisie
9nneitr9fninger fltnne gere Jig
unfbpngig al Oen engelife Stenfll.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
Notice.

By virtue of power vested in me by
certain deed of trust executed to me
by David Smith on the 18th day of
February, 1910, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds for
Halifax county, North Carolina, in
Book 211 at page SIT, will on the 10
day Of April, 1916, sell for cash to the
highest bidder in the town of Scot
land Neck, N. c., the following de-
seribed real estate to wit:
That tract of land, in Halifax coun-
ty, North Carolina, at Grab All, being
lot No. 1, in the division of the lands
OF ti.a:ie Smith, deceased, which is
:.>;x r. or1cd in the Office of the Reg
's':~ oe Deeds for Halifax county, and
ing IT re corner of the road
near the store, thence N. 81 E., %
poles to stake, thence N. 21a W.,
2-1O poles thence s. SO W., 80 4-1O
POLES; thence s. ~ W., Is poles to
the beginning, containing 2A acres
more or less, being the same land or
which the said David Smith resided or
The 18th day of February, 1910.
Place of sale: In front Of Scotland
Neck Bank
Hour of sale: IL O'Clock M.
Terms: Cash.
THIS the 18th day of March, 1916.
STUART SMITH, Trustee
2-24-6t Fri.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18

You should see to it that when you
buy paints and varnishes for your
house, or any part of it, or when you
give an order to your painter for any
painting and vanishing you want
done, that observation-disclosures Paints
and Varnishes are purchased.
In large work it is always best to
have q practical painter; but there
are many little things about the house
that you can readily finish yourself
by using Sherwin-Williams ready-to-
apply paints.
Come in and have a little paint
talk with us. Now is the time to
"brighten up" your home for the
long winter months. We can tell
you the best product to use for any
purpose you may have in mind and
secure complete finishing specifica-
tons for you from The Sherwin-
Williams Co.. if you desire them, for
special work. Our line of Sherwin-
Williams Products is complete and
We are in position to take the best
care of your paint and varnish re-
- 0uirementS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
SHERWZW WILLIAMS
PAINTS g. NRMISHES

An appeal to the pride
of the owner of a home
Everyone who owns a home is
anxious that that home shall make
the best appearance possible. Two
things are necessary to produce salts
factory results in painting and var
nishing q home:
First-A satisfactory color scheme.
Second-Paints, varnishes, stains
and enamels of such good quality that
they not only give the exact color
effect required, but are sufficiently
durable to keep up the attractive APP
pearance of the house in spite of the
wear and tear of living in it.
These are offered by the Sherwin-
Williams Paints and Varnishes. The
Sherwin-W Williams Co. not only make
every kind of paint and varnish used
for a house and the best quality of
that kind, but they make suggestions
for the selection of colors, varnishes,
stains and enamels, so that any given
idea can be carried out, and car
RED out with the best materials. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.

The week Of prsyer which was OBJ
served by the ladies of the Baptist
church last week came to an end Fri
day afternoon with a most enjoyable
social. A delicious sweet course wal
served by Misses sallie May Tasey
Gertrude Whitehead, Hilda Hancock
and Irene Whitehead.
The week Of PRAYER was for the ben
eft Of hons saissleAs and the eel!ee
tions Tor the week amounted 70 ovs,
fifty dollars.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
The Thursday Afternoon Club.

Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. o. J.
Moore entertained the Thursday At
~ Don Club at her home in the Clarks
vile section. A full number Of the
members were present and the guest
..;,ssed the time most pleasantly in sew
ing and general conversation. A de
llcious salad course was served by tn;
hostess, assisted by Miss Kate Boyette
Those enjoying the hospitality o.
Mrs Moore were Mesdames w. l.. Har
rell, c. A. Jones, J. A. Weathersbee
G. E. Pendleton, J. H. Alexander, Jr.
4. D. Morgan, w. o. Lawrence, Mar.
Shaw Of Washington and Miss Kat
! Boyette.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
HALL STORM.

Hail the size Of partridge eggs fell
fer alrnast an hanr IN Halifax ana the
surrenndins community Monday after
noon On account Of Ats being too
early In the season for crops to be up,
very little damage was done. A few
window lights were broken out.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
YOUR TIME

YOUR TIME
would be more valuable to you if
your watch kept better time. It is my
business to keep your watch in good
order. My work is first class and is
guaranteed to give you satisfaction.
How about pair of good glassesg You
can get them here at $1.OO up per pair.
Satisfac ton guaranteed.
B. W. MARTIN, Jeweler,
with E. T. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-04-18
Local K Personal

.~N~N~~~~~~~W~~~~~y
Rev. r. A. Mcfarland left today for
Greenville, where he will spend several
days.
Mrs. Belle Pope of Rocky Mount is
here on a visit to friends and rela-
tives,
Messrs. 8. B. Kitchin, Jr, surry
Dunn, were visitors in Spring lilly
Sunday.
Mr.. 8. B. Kitchin left Sunday for
Washington, D. c., where he will spend
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P Byrd and Mr.. w.
NJ. Hatcher, were visitors in Spring
Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Applewhite spent
some time in Spring Hill Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Hilda Hancock spent several
days in Roanoke Rapids this week Wis
iting relatives.
Messrs Moses Strickland, Henry
Moore and Turner Whitehead were Wis
itors in Tarboro Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.rH. Holiday and Mr..
Bruce Holiday Of Dawsons, spent Sat-
urday here visiting relatives.
Miss Madeline Riddick of Spring Hill
spent the week end here the guest Of
Miss Bertha A1lsbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Wheeler, who have
been spending some time in Norfolk,
returned home Friday.
Miss Lou Ray Barnhill, who has been
visiting Miss Bernadine Summerell,
turned to her home in Bethel Friday.
Messrs. j. C. Riddick and Aubrey
I.aggett were visitors in Tarbcro Fri
lay.
Messrs. Guthrie Madry. and Frank
Cherry were visitors in Tillery Fri
day.
M E. c. DeBrule and Mr.. Robert
Eamondson Of Spring Hill, were Wis
ltors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mullin, Miss Dor
5 Tiliery and Mr.. Sherrod Harrell, were
isitors in Roanoke Rapids Friday.
Mr.. G. F. Burroughs, who has been
visiting relatives at Aydcn, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. Wells D. Tillery of Roanoke Rap
:1s, spent the week end here with rel
atives.
Rev. Floyd Cartwright filled his
APPOINTMENT at Halifax Sur
Drs T. D. Kitchin and F. M. Regis
ter left Monday for Dprham to attend
:. State Medical Convention
Messrs. H. H. Moore, Turner White
head, Misses Bessie Dunn and Jennie
Dunn were visitors in Tarboro Sunday
Mr.. Nanny Hoffman and Mrs. Kath
leen Kelly were visitors in Rocky Mt.
Sunday.
Mr.. J. E. Winslow of Kansas City
40, spent several days here last week
Isl ting his son, Mr.. N. E. Winslow.
Mis- Kicks, Miss Josephine Tillery
:. Wells D. Tillery of Roanoke Rap
:is, spent Sunday here visiting rela
ives.
Hon. W. w. Kitchin, who has beer
q visiting relatives here for several day.
returned to his home at Raleigh Sun
day.
MI E. Condrey, of Enfield, was ;
visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. Paul Salisbury, of Hamilton, wa
visitor in, the city Monday
Mr.. John Walston of Conetoe, spen
Monday here with his son, Mr.. William
s Walston, the pioneer barber.