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Canada cuts about two million
co.-Ja of pulp wood snnMnMy, about
hr-'f of which i-; exported for rr.ar.u
fact tiro ;n th:? United S'r.tns.
Governor Crair did nctua-ly work
tri" I'oiids two diy.-. alon.T with
thous-md'of otho tv ioJ citi.-n in
various .section? ol lh Sre
The rtvult- of the e'octions held
in (ho various S'atos )rM. week seem
to mv
Dome
t'oncml
Lisfaci i
n to the
avty nH'.uiliy won
n. nn'.!Cn?t'6'J.
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t:nc? of the
;--rt!i Carohm hh c S'ock Ar.s.cia
ffn will h held a4, West Kaleh?h,
r. nmcr i st-i
9:h., and 20:h. A
af ram has been
rsen." feci a.i I ; nrr sent
F inner G ivemor Willii-n S ilzer
wa- elected to tha Njw
last week. Tie ran on the pro--Ve
ticket. Mr. Mitchell, who
oppo.-ed Tammany, was alo elected
mayor of th city of New York.
rf)r; Federal Klgrsfary Bird Law.
On October first the president ap
proved regulations drawn up by the
United States Department of Agri
cu'trre at the direction of Congress,
by the terms of vhichthe Federal
go-.'ernment assumes control of all
m;rrjtory game and insectivorous
birds, and fixes closed seasons lor
tb; s; ecies affected. Laws enacted
by tb ? several states can lengthen
but can not he shortened these
closed seasons fixed by Federal law.
Following is a synopsis of
the '
closed seasons set foi
one 2,"
which, includes North Carolina:
Reflation 2. A daily clos.?d s-'a-soa
on all migratory game and in
sectivorous birds shall extend from
sun?c t to sunrise .
Regulation 3. There shall be a
perpetual closed season on th.j fol
lowing migratory insectivorous
bird?, and on all other perching
bird which feed entirely or chiefly
on insects: bobolinks, 'catbirds,
chickadees, cuckoos, flickers, (yellow-hammers,),
flycatchers, gros
beaks, humming birds, kinglets,
mar! mcalowlarks, ni-j'othawks,
er ie!i oats, r.utn
robin.-, ' ' ri---. s-.v
tc-a::e: . . ' ; i -.-, t!
or:o:es,
?wif-s,
vireos-,
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or
w o(" pr-ciu. : : n i v.-:
F.f gelation 4. A
sh;-"i continue r.r 1
on tho follovving '
bir-h--: fan-tai!e,i ;
t r .'. :i, sand1 a
cranes, swan.; c ; 'ew
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Apt. 1
ra' o.-
:.-.roon,
d W:
ore
bi;
excep' ih ' black-brer.:: Ik and
ge'den plover, Wilson or jack -snip s,
wooacock and greater and
e.c-rT I
vellow'legi.
Ih-guiation 9. For the purposes
of this regulation, ( ace. peiiod of
time herein prescribed a; a closed
season shall be constru- d to ie.c'ude
the first day and to - 1 j Je the last
day thereof.
CLOSED SEASON:1.
Waterfowl, February 1 to Novem
ber 1. Woodcock, January 1 to No
vember 1. Itaiis, cocts, and Galii
nu!ec, December 1, to September 1.
Shore birds. 1 he closed season on
black-breasted and golden plover,
jak-nipe or Wilson snipe, and
giea'er and lesser! yellowlegs shall
be December 1G to September 1.
It will be noted that these reg ti
la? ions make it a violation of Fed
eral laws to kill at any time mead
owiarks, or robins, which are re
cognized by our State laws as game
birds, and ! ;. oom seas lixi in
which they may Us hunted and kdl
cd. S:cretiry Cheshire's Statement.
"Nov i hat oar supreme govern
ment has undertaken to protect our
bird.; t'iO.-e f f us who are though t-le.-s
enough to disregard the pre visions
set forth above, had better
look out for Uncle Sam's Federal
court," Said Mr. J. H. Cheshire,
secretary of the Audubon Society in
North Carolina, who furnished the
information contained ia this story.
"Congress lias taken this step to
preserve l.i r
ations, onr
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to future gener
insecterous hire's 'be- i
cause1 it I: as been conclusively proven
that, without the keeping1 down of
pestiferous bugs and insect life by
ihe bird:-,, thi-i world would soon
become uninhabitable; and because
the rapid decrease of our nrgratory
f-aT.e ,bb dsmake it evident that uni
t'orn; seasons, in which they may be
ki!i d, having reward Tor zones of
terr.neraTn'-e, oreeumy names ancj
migrati' are necesary to prevent
their total extinction.
"Accordinglv, it behooves t:
f urt rer our ovn interests and o. .
fort hy supporting this wise meas-'j'
ure and by encouraging our nei&h-
bors to follow our example."
Mr. Cheshire will gladly furnish
in th nublie any information con-
cprnin'- the game laws affecting t' e nce he -wonderful old reliable dr.
7? ,V rnnrtlPS Under h'S S-n ...lypK-ZBR'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. a sur- '
th rti-nme COUIJUeo unaer n.S Sp.. - B,cal dressine that relieves pain and heals at
vision.
ir. est i;-iipor!sj;t events
ill v i thu v.VdoIrg of j
Ja.-it-.v Chak-und Rt-v.
il.'-.r: vj Of.!"? v. licn was
i:. !..'.;:; ed in Tf irrhy church on
.','t-iif.e-d iy, November 5'h, 'at h'jrh
no Long- before the apoointed
hcur the church was filled with
friends of the young; couple. Not
t!e usual crowd drawn by cariosity,
but her ftier.ds and church people.
Am on? whom and with whom the
bride has lived nrd worked, whose
hearts weivt full of love and wishes
f-T her and; ten-ier regrets that
Scoti.ind iseci: n-vi to los? ner ior
h.pr p'ace will he haul to fiH.
S',n-.tf of the?c ?sme lovlnjr -friends
had placed ferns in the chance! and
wers of purest white on the altar,
th-i decorations be:n- simple but
iovc-Iy. ihancha; of white chrysan
f...e;nunis were mzd U:5 pew markers
for th:-i famides and most intimate
i'ri-T.ds of the contractiri? parties.
Miss Nannie" Shields, presided at
the oran and as the lovely words of
"The K:v.:th That Breathest O'er
Elder." were jiet rd, the junior choir,
in ve.-tn.enls of purest white, enter
ed, vz iVx- ir.ivt'sters Tit. ilev. Jos.
B'ount (?he-:i:re,. of Raleiyh, and
v.
r came irom
the vtsiry, folitjvve I by
A 1 .
:,b :-s.--s i-rai;!: l agan, A. V. L.izze:
C:;?mie Smi.li nd John Powell, hd
the mvice-io.ial and they were fol
lowed by the bridal party.
Miss Nannie Smith and Elizabeth
Gordon, of Spray, wearing lovely
dresses of white crepe cle chine and
black picture hats and carrying
white cr rysaathemums. Then came
the groomsmen, Henry T. Clark and
W. L. Smith, Jr. The maid of
honor, Miss Laura Clark, sister of
the bride came next, wearing a
handsome dress of white satm crepe
and black picture hat and carry ing
white chrysanthemums. She was
followed by the dame of honor, Mrs.
Thurman Lelmar Kitchin, sister of
hie br;uc, wearing an exquisite
gown ef yello w crepe de chine over
yellow mescaline, with black pic
ture hat with yellow plumes and car
rying yellow chrysanthemums. Then
cam-- th
Master Thurman
Kitchin, Jr., handsome in a Fontle
roy suit of black velvet with black
satin sash. He was followed by the
bride leaning on the arm of her
father, Dr. Henry Irvin Clark, and
never did she look lovelier than on
tlvs hc-r wedding day, gowned in a
handsome dress of white bridal
eatin trimmed in Duchess lace and
embroidered and pearls sample, yet
elegant in iis simplicity, her long
tulle veil was fastened in bonnet
fpi -t Of brides' roi-es and li'lics c
tNe va:h: v. I hey were met at tl
, i.v ..V t,.v. lua:i. r i n
1,
l no groom
Ai Ids I- A. uvm, !'.
(ireenvihe, and F;
. B. F. Luske,
Smith,
;;..r sman.
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I gave the vows that mde thern man
ara wile, lne briasl pnrtv came
out while the choir sang "O, Per
fect Love," and were driven to the
home of the bride where a public
I 1-..T.1 1 1 1 i
o-iict lucne.'.fi whs servoo, quite a
nun otr oi xtienus eaoing to t-ia tne
i-ri ie ard groom, fare-veli. The
bride's traveling suit was brown
with hat, g'oves, shoes find furs to
match. Her hat w s made out of
!iL-r mothtr.s wedding coat of brown
velvet brecad
was so much
stvdish now.
then
They went i i automobiles to Pal
myra where they took the t-ain for
Norfolk and they will leave by boat
for a wedding trip, after which they
wiii be at home in Spray where Mr.
Goidon has charge of the Episcopal
church.
Tha bride is he'd in love and es
teem by all who know her, being a
your.g woman of the highest type of
christian character, a leader in all
church work and it is with regret
that Scotland Neck and Trinity
church give her up. . Never has
there bien seen a handsomer collec
tion of wedding presents among
these being a .silver waiter from the
junior choir, a biker candlestick
from the senior choir, a handsome
picture from the orphanage guild
and a box of linen from the woman's
auxiliary.
On Tuesday night after the re
hearsal Dr. and Mrs. Thurman
Kitchin entertained the bridal party
arid out of town guests at a hand
some reception.
Among the out of town guests
here for the wedding were:
Mrs. A. B. Gordon, Miss Elizabeth
Gordon, Mr. Algernon Rrumbelve,
of Spray, Mrs. Hey wood Clark, Miss
Stevenson. Messrs. W. L. and Frank
lin Smith, of Wilmington, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Barrow, of Port Nor-
follc Va- Miss-3 Rena Clark, Mary
B 'iirne, Reba Bridgers and Kate
Cheshire, Mesdames J. L. Bridgers,
G. C. Gladstone, of Tarboro, Miss
Rob White and Mrs. Frank William
son, Philippine Islands) Mrs. J. P.
Byle, Mrs. B. B. Sherrod, Miss
Patty Sherrod, Miss Effie Waldo,
1).-. and Mrs. Long, of Hamilton,
Mes?r?i. Frank Fagan and A. P
M-,2zelI, of Williamston, Mrs. Clar-
i '- ' Y n-lus'". ooim
P.welJ. of Roxobel, Mrs. S. J. Hins-
1 :2 'anuie Smith, Annie Fenner,
ale;h' ,and Miss Lura Clark, of
MaiT s, Rev. and Mrs. B. F.
! usTke' Ne Bern- and Mrs. T. W.
j M- Long, Roanoke Rapids.
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Scotland Neck Welcomes Dr. and Mrs.
Tinsley.
Special to the Commonwealth.
At eight o'clock on the evening of
the 27th tilt., the colored people of
Scotland Neck instituted an enjoya
ble reception in honor Mr. Thomas
C. Tinsley, M. D., and wife. It was
at the residence of Mrs. Piney John
son, Twelfth and Greenwood streets.
The doctor, formerly of Hender
son, is now a resident here, and was
married at Knoxville, Tenn., Octo-
j her the 15th to Miss Lois Hoffman.
As an expression of the hearty
welcome with which they are re
ceived as well as the high esteem in
which they are held, our citizens
tendered their hospitality. The
guests were received in the ele
gantly decorated parlor by Mcs
dames Carrie R. Powell, Carrie F.
Ward and Mary E. Smith. The pre
sentation was made by Mrs. Lena
Staten and the writer. Miss Lanie
Powell, Mrs. Eveline Ethengane and
Mr. Jesse Hedgepeth furnished mu
sic instrumental.
Mrs. Tinsley, the bride, was nat
urally the social magnet and center
of attraction. She is graceful, en
tertaining, cultured and refined.
The doctor, tco, carries an invit-!
ing and winning personality.. He is
bound to succeed for even the mcst
timid little child may easily ap
proach him with pleasure. The
other day a "tiny tot" paced into
the efhee and said to Dr. Tinsley:
"Mama says come and scee her
baby." The little messenger was so
small that the doctor had to stoop
very low in order to understand
what the the little girl sa'd. Then
our doctor, with his eyes kindly
fixed on the child, smillingly said to
her: "Allright, tell your ma that I
will be there presently."
The menu consisted of chicken
salad with lettuce, pickles served ( n
parsley leaves, smothered chicken,
ham sandwich, french rolls, ice
cream, cake and fresh orchard fruits.
The color scenes were green and
white.
Want of space bars the writer
from making special reference to all
the presents given to the bride and
groom, but he ventures to mention
this one. As a token of the good
will of the white citizens here to
ward the doctor, and of their ac
ceptance of his professional services
in the interest of public and private
health, the popular druggist, Mr. E.
T. Whitehead, presented to the
doctor an elegant silver set and a
fine large mounted painting of beau
tiful eolors, of an admirable natural
scenery and landscape. The bride
and groom feel very grateful to
friends, and extend thanks. '
Welcome; Dr. and Mrs. Tinsley.
Thrice welcome! Stenographer.
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The worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
are cured t)jr the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
I'ain and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00.
! Your Watch Cleaned
or repaired by experts. Your Watch
J should be cleaned and oiled yearly, it may J
need it now. At Whitehead's it will re-
ceive the very closest attention from ex-
J perienced men, whose Watch knowledge j
and years of traininjr peculiarly qualify
t them for absolutely reliable and sotisfac-
tory service. Our work is equally as
thorough on fine French Clocks, English &
$ Hall Clocks and Chimes. 2
One of the busiest place about the store 4
is our Repair Department. Our expert
workman can restore your broken Jewelry 4
to it3 original shape or remodel old Jewel-
ry into attractive and modern designs.
t L. S. GRIMM,
With E. T. Whitehead Co., Scotland Neck
GREENSBORO
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Bookkeeping, Shorthand,- Touch Type
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For Fishing,
Camping,
and Hard
Use under All
Conditions,
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Charlotte. N. C
Charleston, W. Va.
Charleston, S. C
Hems from Aurelian Springs, Routs 1.
Mrs. O. B. Cook, Miss Bessie Cook
and little Milton Dickens spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. W. T. Warren.
Mr. C. B. Melvin. of Clayton, is
spending sometime with his father,
W. H. Melvin.
Mr. Samuel Crawley, of near Lit
tleton, spent Saturday night with
Mrs. W. T. Warren.
Elder A. J. Moore, of Whitakers,
came up Saturday and filled his reg
ular appointment at Rocky Swamp.
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A Simple Remedy Which Favors ;
Longevity. j
You act as though you just "won-'
dered how you are going to get
through this trying season and do ,
your work.
You may b overworked or hare ;
had a bad cold which has left you :
without strength, ambition or much 1
interest in life; in fact you are all:
run-down.
j-tei, us icii you mai vinoi, our aeu-
ous cod lirer and iron tonic, is just
tne remeuy you need to rebuild wast
ing tissues and repla.ee weakness ;
with strength. j
A prominent Boston lawyer says: i
"My mother, who is 76 years of age, !
owes her good health to Vinol as ;
eince taking it she can walk farther;
and do more than she has for years.
I consider it a wonderful blood
making and strength creating ton'c."
We have such faith in Vinol that
if it doe3 not quickly build you up,
restore your strength and make you
feel well again, we will return your
money. Try Vinol on our guarantee.
P. S. If you have Eczema, trv our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
E. T. Whitehead Company
Scotland Neck, N. C.
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O home can boast of having too many
easy chairs, especially rockers, hence
this announcement of
Rockers at Special Prices
will be ol immediate interest to every
household in this community.
Almost any style rocker you desire, all
sizes, all kinds, reed rockers, bedroom,
library and parlor rockers. A variety
you must see to appreaciate.
Special Values in Buggy Harness. Call and Take a
Look for Yourself.
Scotland Neck Furniture Company
THE HOME
China and
We have decided to close out our entire stock of China and
I Prnrkerv t and
?j, . j -
Yjg goocis. i ins lb uic uppuiiuiiiiy vuui
& bargains in goods of this line. Here are
1 Set Fancy American China, worth $13. .10.
1 Set Fancy American China, worth $10. oO.
1 Set Fancy American China, worth $18 ."0.
3 Sets Haviland China, worth $25.00.
AW the above are 100 piece sets and below
to
Wit T-iorp n lornr
white and gold band that will be sold so cheap that it will sur.
1 Prise yu- )
Date of sale Friday, November 7th, at 10:30 o'clock. Re.r
f member that this sale will last only ten days and no iamhIs will'
$ be charged at sale prices. All China will be marked in plain :
& figures and you will not have to ask the price.
Hardy
g HARDWARE HUSTLERS SCOTLAND NECK. N.C.
The Home of Pure drugs"
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WEDDING
Gi
TS
Why worry what to give?
Just telephone us and say
what you want it to cost, and
we will select something that
will be appreciated and ad-
; mired for its beauty and qual-
ity, also pack it free of cost.
We carry a full line of the
famous L. E. Waterman
Fountain Pens. Also a full
line of his new styles.
E. T. Whitehead Comp'y,
DRUGGISTS,
WE DO IT RIGHT AND QUICK
Telephone Seventy-Five.
OUTFITTERS.
Send us an order for Job Printing.
Crockery at and
below cost in order to
niier
occnrfinpnf n k rrer
Hardware
We Sell and Recommend
loth's Cook
Ranges and Heaters
Wo buy in car load lots and give you tl.' wry !. m
price that can be bad on a' first-class t iw.
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Everybody's Store.
Wwtf
The American
Wire Fence
is the first style of Fencing tint the
American Steel & Wire Cronviny
manufactured, and we have cvi-ry
reason to believe that it is the
Fence they make.
It Is Strong
Galvanized Better
It Is H eavier
Just received
Height 34, 40,
Josey Hardware Company,
Pioneer Hardware Dealers,
Below Cost!
make mom fnr ,i. f
mc iu j some great
the prices;
Stile price, s.:;c,.
Sale price, 1 1 ;;
SmIo price. sliM.",.
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