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Evening star., 1922-11-30
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Baskets, Many
of N0uel Kinds,
Throng Our Art
NeedIespOrk k Store

Some are mere straight from
the hands OF skillful basket
workers on Indian reservations.
Any Of them will make delight
full gifts for Christmas.
THESE INDIAN BASKETS are
Of Sweet grass. with its faint but
delightful fragrance. and among
the lot are
-Cany-an Baskets, in large
size trimmed with colored straw.
These are in half moon 81 OR
shapes, at .......
Large sise Carry-all Baskets.
beautifully colored in q IN
autumn tints. at. %A'V
-ardiniere Baskets of sweet
grass, trimmed in colored chip,
in sizes suitable for
almost any flower pot, @ O2
At ................-.
Work Baskets, with solid side
and top lid. in two sizes.
Square IN size at 91.25.
-we also have accessories for
making up sewing baskets.
sweet Grass Scissors 1Sc
Holders, at. at................
Sweet Grass Thimble 1S~
Holder, with top.......
-Pfneushion, with sweet 1Sc
grass sides, each. .......
Button Holder with
sweet grass side, 11lZr
at
bamboo Baskets for holding
sandwiches or fruit: in q m
various sizes. Special, ca ~Ao
melon shaped Baskets, with
handle, in the natural
color. convenient for &1On
shopping. at......... %Asoo
-CarFy-all Baskets, in colored
straw, in browns, purples and
navy. $1.25 to $1.95 val q m
ues. special. %A'oo
-Roudoir Scrap Baskets, in va
rious light colors, special q m
at
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-11-30

Chime of Hook-a card game
which will bring riotous pleas
ure to children and will make
adults forget their years. 1t
furnishes one continuous round
of laughter from start to zSr
Minoru-another. racing game.
Horses actually move and race
along course. Game consists
Of six metal horses beau &7 OF
tifully colored, special. %o'@o
-Grande Auto Rac-one Of the
most popular racing games in
vented. Tho game consists Of
four miniature racing autos. one
dice cup and two dice, a spinning
top and attractive racing q m
board, special ......... %A'OV
Sewing Maehines that all little
girls delight over. Imported,
and have iron base. Well made
and sew lightweight materials
very good. See special demon
stration. At
Csc, $1.49, $Z.45, $4.95
up to $9.95
Evening star., 1922-11-30

Visit the Silver Section
and let US explain how.
you can equip your din.
ing table With COM.
MUNITY PLATE Or give
sonse loved ono . full
complete service for .
Christmas gift
Evening star., 1922-11-30

-Drueck's A m RI can Made
hardwood, in black and nat
ural finish with green cloth bot
tom; packed in a wooden e. AZ
box, special ............
Uncle Wiggily Game; lots Of
fun, fun for young and DID, $1.W
Evening star., 1922-11-30
At $l!OO and $l.5O

-Women's Imported Pongee
H n \ K er chiefs, with az
hand-run threads. spe- Z0C
cial, each. ch..............
-W0men's Au.Linea White and
ColOre1 Novelty Embroidered
HaAakeFchiefs, in q love-
ly assortment Of colors ~
and designs Special, c19C
eSCu
3 for $l.oo
Evening star., 1922-11-30

Big Six Base Ball Game
Christy Mathewson's great in
door base ball game. Big Six is
actual baseball. mathematically
figured and scientifically brought
into form, making it possible to
play real baseball in places 9TH
er than the field. This
game will make an ex- q OF
cellent gift ......... PA'>O
Evening star., 1922-11-30

They are made of black patent
leather, silk lined, fitted with powder
compact, rouge, lipstick and purse.
This will make an excellent gift for
some woman: friend.
Kann's-Street, Floor.
Evening star., 1922-11-30

-Purposely designed for conveniently
carrying the handkerchief and to keep
from losing it. They are worn around
the wrist with small dainty loop,
through which the handkerchief is
securely pulled. Made up in various
colored feathers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

thing Of Z sense Of shock that eRasres
realised how greatly bic point oe View
had changed In. the few months since
his return to. America. The very
phrases he had once used to George
Lycett, but with what different inter.
prctationl He we: aware dimly ct
John Chichester: voice @ breaking On hi bic
"Rishtoi Old chap. Glad to hear
you say that. That's what I've been
wanting to hear. That's what do
think, by Jove. But they care 30
damned little what either Of 10 thinks.
just full Of animal spirits--fire Of life
and-er--all that sort Of thing. No
harm In 'em, though--what? Just
spoiled driving on q loose sna63e. A
little Of the curb and they'll come down
to riding school manners"
'.That might depend on who did the
curbing." said Sansree.
tion. Dignity to live up to-
lie laid an Impressive hand on his
no secret. The sirl I'm going to
marry il Cherry Mohun."
Sangrec couldn't restrain start Of
incrcdulity. The information was SUI.
prising enough in the light Of what he
knew of Cherry and the opinions which
she had recently expressed. as to the
attentions Of Mr.. John. Chichester. who
was. as he. conceived, the very last per.
The look Of astonishment in his face
faded into a grin as ne slowly relaxed
on the leather divan.
"Ah." he muttered, you're lucky,
Chichester.
II knew you'd agree, old chap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

daughter-in. law who would turn the
town house upside down and make n
country club out of ROslyn Towers.
She wouldn't stand for that. you know.
She has her dignity and so has the
name."
As he paused Sangree shrugged.
You should have married before the
marriageable females had become So
tempestuous," he ventured.
''Quitc so. But then. didn't. Oh, l
don't t mind their being tempestuous-or
even ill-mannered of course the war
brought on all that. But ! do object
to their airs of familiarity with men.
their damnable omniseience and self
sufficiently. 1t goes. against the grain.
know my way about with women.
I've always tried to divide EN- into
two classes--those one married and
those one didn't. But now, devil take
me if can tell one class from the other.
Hang it all. a man cant take wife as
he takes a mistress--tete baissec, you
know :.
"But their airs of familiarity
Sangree found himself saying. rather to
his own surprise. ''aren't they the very
| tokens Of innocenceT'
Hang it all! Sangree. You We met a
lot of these young people. What dye
think Of them? Tell me. I'd like to
know"
"I'ye told you that my opinions have
n' But they have. I know you're no
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

Nvssy month, tide NV testh.eisanins
nssthod 10 adopted b. many thousand
homes. Pefhaps Z million people yearly
Gee these new effects.
So everywhre Careful people q soms
fifty nations use this method new. And
dentists the world over are advising its
adoption.
II you don't know Whist this new way
means, send for this test and ssA
Try combating film
DinSy teeth and most tooth troublss
a.s due 70 Aim. 70 that viseous Aim you
feel Il elings 70 teeth. gets between the
tssth and staya
Food stains, ETC., Nseelor Il. then Il
forms cloudy costs. Tartar 10 based on
Aim. That 10 Why besudiul teeth are sssn
lsss eitsn ameng people who don't aght
Aim.
Film also holds food substance wideh
t9msn&s and iesms aslds. II holds The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

Gorgeous slsl! I'm vi ess = Nm, y. !,
Sansrse thought for. = n6nsnt and
then, with I whimslcal smlle-"t ap.
preciate your conhdence9,. Would you
nn,,d..s n,ind tsl'!'ns " me when re 70 b an
n ssy ycu,rs soIns Z iittls 3!l,ss,. TT. Old !!
man." laughed Chichestef. 'We'fe not
engaged en-. ! haven't svsn 'p'tsn y h''
'>"ohw sasped sansree. II sse."
ing woman, Mrs. Mohun. Very sen.
"Yes, very charming." Sansree
turned around toward his conadant With
a sudden jerk Of evaporation. See
here, Chichester, Il. occurs TO me that
before you get so--ah-sc damned cock.
sure. Of yourself. you'd better ssy. q
"Oh-ah-cr--yes, Of course, Cherry !!
Well, rather. will-when the right
time comes. Can't move too fast in
thing like that. Nurse her along with
the mater helping. All, she's keen for
1t and why wouldn't she be? Ambitious
woman, q little dased by the prospect,
I think--it's what she's been aiming for
ever since she's lived here--a brilliant
match. / would be that, you know.
Besides" he lowered his voice and
spoke in a serious, tone, ''besides-you
at any time"
Sangree was no longer listening in.
differently. The assurance Of his com.
panion, which had begun by amusing
him, seemed now to have gained a
deeper significance.
To BE Continued Tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
THE college boy, with his instructive

THE college boy, with his Instructive
L knowledge Of mob psychology, has
developed in the cheer leader q potent
force for organized consolation.
When the gang Is sad there Is nothing
that will enliven 1t and energize it so
quickly as to be led in a community
cackle by a double. jointed devotee of
st. Vitus. No one will deny the ef-
ficacy Of this method.
Why, then, should not this method
be adapted for other times and other
occasions where a little cheer would
brighten the corners where we are?
r CAN see, for instance, how jolly it
/ would be to have a cheerleader.
with a little band of faithful cheercrs,
stationed at the window where we pay
our income tax. Surely It would &C.
celerate the largo Of our progress and
breathe into our dropping frames lit.
tie Of the breath Of life.
We could be gay once more and
laugh--or perhaps II not laugh, at least
smile a bit.
For Just as We handed in our guar.
terly payment, all soggy with our salty
tears. the brave cheer leader and his
intrepid band would step forward and
would yell gleefully:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Ar Flappsrs
% led
% They're
PaiNte6f
Hs.ss.sev.
Az Limbs
OF SataR?

my sort. I'm hardened. But they must
rather shock a chap like you.'
Sanerec lighted his cigarette de.
liberatcly before he replied.
1T takes a good many kinds oi
people to make up a world" he said
with a slow smile. "Your little world
Is merely a reflection of the larger one.
There must be bad little angels even In
heaven. and I'm sure that there are
good little devils in the other place." :.
"Oh. don't say most Of 'em aren't
straight. But do you know the stories
they tell about the Aieriwether girl?'
"No. and l don't think cure to
hear" said Sangree. .
Evcrard kid gets 'stewed' at every
parity
"Ah---"
"And that the Townc girl thinks. no
more Of kissing boy than she does
Of
"Really. Chichester, I'd rather keep
my illusions il you don't mind
"Illusions!" muttered the older man.
with n shrug. II didn't know any man
could have illusions nowadays
"Well, I have" he said chcerfully.
II prefer to think Of these little ac.
auaintances Of yours and mine as chill.
dren who should be spanked and put
to bed. Besides. I don't like mentioning
names. If you don't mind"
Sangree made motion rs though 70
rise, but Chichester laid a hand on his
"oh; say. I thought every one
my Gossip of this sort doesn't interest
" TT would. IL you were thinking Of
marrying one Of EN-
"But then I'm not. you see. The
| marks of-ah--condesc ! have
received" he said with dry humor.
'nre merely fattering to my, years,
Chichester. not to my-ah--seductive'
ness
Chichester grinned. but he pulled
jerkily at his small wisp Of mustachc.
"You know envy you your illu
sons. Snngree. 1t doesn't pay to know
too much. When you've knocked about
MS I have you lose your faith
That's a pity" said Sangree. But
isn't ones faith in the virtue Of Others
merely. a--ah.M,refiection of ones faitf
"Eh? WHAT'S that? Faith in onc''
own virtue? BY George! I wonder.
He leaned forward. his brows tangled
Sangrec hesitated for a long moment
and then. scarcely conscious of his owl
earnestness. ~ won't let myself be.
lieve that the whole younger crowd i
going to the devil" he said. '.becaus'
-.ah--silly little. fool drinks NOR
than IL good for her."
Having said the words It was too lat
to recall them, but 1t was with some
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Last Year And Now
Now prettier teeth-an open smile
Safer, cleaner teeth-no dingy film

that eootd paste for Aaily sppneadeA
The name 10 Pepsodent.
Old methods wrong
Modem research also proves that old.
type tooth pastes bring undssirsd effects.
Thsy reduce the starch digestant In the
saliva. That 10 there to digest starch de-.
posts on teeth which may otherwise fer
msnt and form acids.
They reduce the alkalinity Of he saHva
That is there to nsutralss mouth acids
which cause tooth deeay.
Pspsodsnt cosreets those errors. Il
muihpllss the starch digsstant, multipliss
the alkaunity. Every use gives manifold
power to Natures great tooth.protseting
forces In the mouth.
Il also polishss the tech % film less
easily adhsres.
For III these reasons. Pepsodsnt 10 fast
dlsplaeins the methods Of the past.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
A Test
for the asking

The coupon will bring you . 10
Day Tube oi Pspsodsnk .".
Even that short test Wiu bs Q
sevelation You VIII 0ee results
which old methods nsvse bring.
: To millions oi homes those -.
suits have brought . new era In
teeth cleaning. Prove them In your
home. Send coupon now.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

aelds n sontaet WITH ths test6 % esDs
dsesy. Germs breed By nillienn b Il.
Thsy. With tarear, are the chief cause Of
pyosrhea.
These tresblss have bsen constantly
inersasing. Very few people escaped. All
because no ordinary tooth paste can ei.
feetively fight film
Now you can combat L
Dental science has now found effective
wayv to Aght Aim. One aets 70 eurdis Il.
enc 70 remove Il, without harmful securing.
Asess many careful tssss susheidss
approved these methods. Now leading
dentists the world over are advising their
daily uss.
A nsw.9ps tooth paste has bssn crs.
ated. based On modern research. Il pro.
teets the teeth Ia five nsw ways, and
avoids soms old n,istakes. Those I've
rsat Gin eamhasants va embodied n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Wpo.s wuO m rHE srORY

cxgERY .M0HuN. a tvpical e!.i. o. c.ss.tli, shs
ts6ependcnt IN her bsdrtN0 dnd optmtors;;
81 tile ddwidtiom that yo,ioios her 6Sdwty
end prospecfips peaifh.. she Is ~r1fateo
: VI. someh ehoto lasctrdted by "A.
scissssf. rHo Ia; Soiic,ssa ia @ar service e
His sctenttho bent. Schoidriv but rot on
ssssi'Ss ssssssa a. 0 ensso. 'ssS,Ss rS"asss SsS
customs on MS returr. to his native Iond;
pqrttcuidriv among the younger set. q
schonS Cherry ts frreststibly Interesting to
him, Nc ts not tcedithv. but has modest
NV MOHUN. CierrYs father. a silent. force.
lui. lyrical American business mdn. tcho
from q small start 10 the proptnces has ot-
come a financial leader W Nep York
Absorption IN business prevents attention.
e. hts son and daughter. 'eho are 'o's to
Mrs. MOHUN. still a handsome and attrac.
tire tc0ndr IN middle u0c. tcifh some OF the
Impulses Of youth aud good deal OF the
selJ-centeredNess Of the younger generation.
She has pulled up her fdmi!v to hioh socid!
EOS N0HUN,. the son. owe Of the haphasard
reckless lads Of the doy.
OEOR0E LfCETT. dn elder!u friend ol san;
Gree and the Nohuns. tcho observes and
ohtlosophtses over conicmpordry Oee-dnd-
soH& CHsfSsHEsrER. scion o, an old ard
nedhhU family. Uhon, Mrs. N0hhh hopes TO
haze as q Son.in-idW.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Cheer for All Occasions -.,.. x.rvoy

You know 10,
We know you,
We're from the Internal
Rev.en 90!
Tax vobiscum,
Soc ct tuum,
Raw! Raw! Raw!
A 4 THE same time over in the county
"A building. another Jolly little group
would be holding forth at the window
where marriage licenses are being
passed out with great good will.
Here the cheer leader would gather
his trusty band in q true lovers knot
and glcefully carol a sentimental OK.
kortatiOn such as this:
"Nlilk bottles,
Ice cards,
Gas bills,
WOW!
Heaters meters,
Read 'em and weep.
Rattles in the radiators,
When you want, to sleep!
Rattles in the radiators,
Nothing in the 'frigerstors = -
Cribs, bibs, perambulat tors 80
WOW! WOW! WOW!
Installments! Installments! Install.
ments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

Send the seupen e. . ie.Day TuSs Nese
absence o. ths viseous film. See how teeth
whiten % ths Alm.eeats disappear.
Thea read the reason for each result n the
book Ne send. You will realise then heW much
this nastted means to you and youfa Cut out
the coupon now.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Delightful Effects
Appear Quickly

Dascal 6S0e are afneSt Instant New beausy
1ppoofo Wisen the dingy Alm.eoats 70.
&voryou0 Who Sseo and feels these sSecte hao
Q nsv eonospdon q what clean teeth ms0n.
Thsy mean more . ehildren than - yeu L
you nay ksvo suffered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
After.Dins,er Tricks

No. S16-BrsaikinS - Ms4sh
Place q match across the roets Of
the dyst and third finger nails. with
second finger above, % shown In the
diagram. The object 10 to break the
match By pressing down with the SEQ.
Ond dnSer.
mcse = s. people win 90 through many con
tortions trying to do It. The secret
lies IN holding the arm straight out,
parallel With tie shoulder, and in keep.
ing The fingers straight and rigid. Thsn
by pressing down With the second IN.
Ger and up with The 6sst and third
the 0atph may bs broken cutie easily.
CsGuvteAA Seee. ~ Suoe0 1sl0R 0sMosaV
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
CORRECTION

! esterdays paper stated that
the contract for the bridge
across Roanoke River had been
let and that work would start
IN the near future. This was a
mistake. The Commonwealth
should have stated that the
bridges in question are the brid
"es across the creek and the
other small bridges on the high
way.
When called over the phone
this morning the engineer IN
charge Of this work at TarbOro
stated that it is not vet definite
~ known when the contract for
the river bridge would be let, but
that engineers are now on the
ground making measurements
and taking soundings. so that
complete data can be given the
bidders on the work.
Arrangements have been made
in Scotland Neck for houses and
board and lodging for the engi
neers and workmen who vii
build the road to Edward s Ferry
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
LOCAL ARTIST WINS
COVETED HONOR

The friends here of Miss Mary
Tillery will be interested to learn
that she will this year graduate
at the School Of Art Of Meredith
College, Raleigh. Invitations
have been received in town to
the exhibit which will be on the
Goth IF this month from 4 80 un-
til 6 2. m.
Included in the paintings on
exhibit are seven oil paintings
twelve still life studies; five out
door sketches, three watercolors
two pastels; five illustrations
and number of paintings Of ap-
piled designs.
Miss Tillery this year has the
distinction of painting the from
itispiece for Coax Leaves the
Meredith College :. annual. She
/ has also done a number Of cove.
designs for various magazines.
notably the Carolina publication
/ The Tar Baby" and a number
Of local people are familiar with
her work for this magazine.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19

Il would take nightly BIZ
Knife tc sharpen som people !
wits.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
EATS Anything
AND HAS GAINED
FIFTEEN POUNDS {.
West Virginia Woman Declares
That Money Gould Not Buy
The Good Health That Taflac
Has Brought Her.

To look at me YOU would not
think that a month before | be-
gan taking Tanlac | was in bed
without much hope Of ever beng
we'll again. said Mrs. Mary Say
age, o15 Second St, Huntington
". Va.
Il suffered five years with
the worst indigestion. I had
such nausea [ couldn't retain
any food. | had burning SEN
sation in my chest and was SO
affected with gas | couldn't walk
a block without losing breath.
NJ; head ached for days and |
never knew what a good night s
sleep was. | spent enough
money for medicine to make a
bank account, but got so much
worse | had 10 stay in bed.
But now money could not
buy the good Tan,ac did me.
can eat anything, have gained
fifteen ponds in weight, feel wei
in every way and it is a year OF
more since ! first took the medi
cine. I never expect to b.
without Tanlac.
! Tanlac is sold by all goo(
.1r1;reriStS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19

A lady bug lit on "Spec' Me
Dowell s lip yesterday and act
ed very ungentlemanly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
HE GREAT MOMENT
WELL, STAGED

This is a most perfect Eng
liSh room i. exclaimed Elinor
Glvn. noted British novelist, as
the finishing touches were put up
an q setting which had been pre-
pared for scenes in 1.-The Great
Moment, : Gloria Swanson S first
i';sramonnt starring vehicle,
viii open at the Dixie Theatre
tonight for two nights engage
ment.
In his story Miss Swanson is
seen IS the half Gypsy daughter
"I an English Lord, whose faith
81 rears her in strict seclusion,
fe"rln- that her mother 5 NOM
ache instincts will assert them
selves over the Subdlled English
culture. Later, however, on Il
IMP = America. the girl falls III
love with young mining engl-
heer. Is bitten by a rattle-snake
and taken by him 10 his mountain
c&hin. There, intoxicated from
Tie Whlskey which he had given
her as an antidote, she feels the
gypsy spell and brings about a
situation which results in many
dramatic and highly emotional
episodes. Milton Silis plays the
t'a4'n@ supporting role.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19

Mr.. Walter White. Of Edentcn,
was a visitor here yesterday
Mrs. Ell. DeBlule. Of Sprin"
Hin was in Scotland Neck this
morning. shopping.
Mr.. Mae. d. Savage. OF Oak
City. was visitor here this
morning.
Mr.. Mac. D. King. Of Tillery,
WAS business visitor here to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. of Pal
nvra, spent several hours here
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. $. A. Dunn who has been
on 1Ilp to Greensboro ana Win
s:on-Salem returned yesterday.
Mr.. Joe BraNton, who is serv-
inc in the United States Army,
Is here on a visit.
Mrs. Kate Quinnerly, Of -Ay-
den. is spending some time here
the guest Of her sister Mrs
HUGH Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Hardy.
Misses Dallas and Irene Hardy
and Mr.. J. d. Midyette attended
the services at the Methodist
Church at Hobgood last night.
Miss Gcrtie Dunn and NJ
Willie Dunn were visitors II
Rocky Mount yesterday. They
We're accompanied home by Mrs
E. ". Aston.
Massrs. w. E. Smith. Norflee
:. Smith, DR.. ]. E. Shields an,
"
delegates 10 the Episcopal Con
yention at Raleigh, returned las
night.
The Shriners who attended til
ceremonial at kinston returnee
this morning accompanied by tn
following ladies. vho attended
Misses Laura Clark. Mary Che:
~. Draper. Mrs. 4. p. Kitchl
and Ms. 3. F. Weaver.
t t
Registration books Will clos
tomorrow and those who hav
rot registered will not be abl
10 vole III the coming election:
This IS not new registration
hut is simply for those who hay
not heretofore registered an
voted
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
NEETING OF AUXILIARY
TO PCGT

\ very important meeting o.
the Auxiliary to the Post will be
held Oh Tuesday afternoon, May
:2333rd. at 1 80 at the home Of Mrs.
W. T. Hancock. Everyone eligi-
bic for membership is asked to
ccme to this meeting, as plans
for the celebration on the 3Oth
have to be made. 5-19-3t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19

I hereby announce that [ viii
be d candidate for Clerk Super
ior Court Of Halifax County, sub
sect to the Democratic Primary
to be held on June 3. 1922.
| also take this opportunity 10
express my sincere thanks to the
people Of Halifax County for
heir loyal support in the past
and assure them that if nominal
ed aud elected I will endeavor to
give them the best service pos
sible as their Clerk
Respectfully,
STERLING NJ. GARY,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-05-19
HOW SHOCKING

Fair purchaser: "Mr. Jones.
are your prices coming DOWN. =
Deaf grocer looking over his
person: Il don't think so. [
fastened them pretty tight this
morning.