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THE DAILY COMMONWEALTH SCOTLAND NECK, NORTH CAROLINA. "
TUESDAY OCTOBER lst
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THE COMMONWEALTH
AFTERNOON DAILY
The Commonweal Ui, Inc.
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Scotland Neck, N. C.
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Tuesday October 1 1918
foucauld"' and you didn't recog
nize it as plain fried fish. Now
comes the American housewife's
chance right here in Scotland Neck
Our Uncle Samuel probably at
Mr. Hoover's advice keeps urging
us to make varieties of food in the
home kitchin which are usually
made in large factories equipped
with complicated machinery. For
example he gives recipes for Neu-
fchatel and cream cheese in No.
960 of the Farmer's Bulletin
PECIAL
NOTICE
WHY EVERY FARM SHOULD
BREAD ITSELF IN 1919
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(By R. W. Freeman, District Farm
Demonstration Agent Wilson N
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1. Wheat is the most importait
of all foods the staff of life for
all humanity.
2. Ttye world's railable re
serve was1 practically exhausted
when the 1918 crop came on the
market.
3. The allied and neutral na
tions must be fed and the reserve
stock of wheat must be built up a
gain to avoid a calamity tJiat will
surely follow a crop failure.
4. We should release every pos
sible bushiel of the commercial
wheat supply for our so-ldiers and
our allies.
5. We should relieve transporta
tion for hastening" essential war
work.
6. Its "safe farming" to pro
duce all food and feed at home.
7. Wheat by-products, such as
:,Uaw bran and shorts produced
on the farm are gfreatly needed to
leed the increased live stock that
the Government is asking for.
8. Wheat (and other small
grain) acreage enables you to prac
tice better crop rotations.
9, Part of your acreage in wheat
helps to solve the distressing labor
problem by distributing the avail
able labor throughout the year.
10. Finally we have no assurance
of having any flour or other wheat
products unless we produce the
wheat at homei
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LOTS OF FUN IN THE KITCHIN
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. "Ricksha we'
This was originally a nickname
for1 it dins on a French bill of fare.
It wasn't bestowed in compliment
either. . -
It is Anglo-Saxon for "quelque
chose," and some of its popular
equivalents .are more ' familiar to
us. as ' ' gini era cks, ' ' ' " thingum-
docks aim mucuses. ,
The practice of writing memi
cards in French is due to the grim
necessity that faced the French
half a eentury ago. Impoverished
by military defeat they had to
learn the art of making table de
licacies out of next to nothing.
Even in the humblest households
cookery became a science and
French names for articles of diet
passed into international currency
Eventually the French housewife
- found she could dispense with leg
erdemain in the kitehin. The
name filone wa enough to get by.
She gave you something called
Poissons au chateua de Roche-
and it is only one out of many.
The government tends increas
ingly to depte industrial plants
to war purposes and we may see
food factories enrolled in bulk for
national service. Here is where
necessity should teach us many
ingenuities in the home circle. It
is better to fight laughing than
crying and like the heroic French
women American housewives can
make the rigors of was less severe
by learning to do clever tricks
with simple things. Accomplish
ments like these will not lose their
, value when peace returns,
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS
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The Government's Imperative
need of materials and labor re
quires that practically all new con
struction which cannot be classed
as a jdirect or indirect war necess
ity be deferred until we have won
the war.
To make this policy effective ,
the following plan has been arrang
ed by the War Industries Board
The rule does not apply to repairs
or extension of exiisting buildings
l where the aggregate cost is not ov
er $2,500.00, nor to certain class
es of war work building, but oth
erwise the procedure is as follows
(1) The persbn concerned
must present to the County Coun
cil of Defense a sworn . statement
i of the facts. r
(2) The County Council's re
commendation ju sent together
with original application, to the
State Council of Defense.
(3) The Stiate Council re
views the case, and reports unfav
orably to the applicant or favor
ably to the War Industries Board
which either issues or withholds
the permit and notifies the applL
cant.
No Building will be done in the
County by anyone unless these in
structions are strictly followed
and permit therefor is issued.
R. C. DUNN
Chairman Council of Denfense of
. Halifax County
FOUND THIS YEARS AUTO
number. Can ; be obtained by
giving number and paying for
this ad at Commonwealth.
DR. C. E. JENKINS "
(Dental Surgeon)
Over Whitehead's Drug' Store
SCOTLAND NECK N. C.
Has taken over Dr. D. F. Keel's
equipment and office and is
ready to make appointments
for all classes of dental work
Office Hours Morning 9 to 1.
" Evening 2 to 6
Other appointments by special
arrangement Phone 56
WE BUY
OLD FALSE TEETH
We pay from $2 00 to $35.00 per
set (broken or not). We also pay
actual value for Diamonds, old
Gold, Silver and Bridge-work.
Send at once by parcel post and re
ceive cash by return mail.
MAZJt'S TOOTH SPECIALTY
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Ifi you see a burial procession and are informed that a certain cit
izen is being buried; don't ask "Is he dead?"
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1 If you see a physician leaving thke home of a friend, don't ask "Is
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REFLECT
If you see great numbers of intelligent people trading at a certain
GROCERY STORE hear the telephones of that establishment ring
almost continuously and the delivery truck loaded to its capacity five
4 times in a single morning, don't ask "Is that the logical place to get
FANCY and STAPLE groceries of the very HIGHEST QUALITY?"
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CLEE VAUGHAN
The business built by quality, cleanliness, courtesy zncl a
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a good price for your J)'erttlizer bags.
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IT IS ALREADY WELL KNOWN AS AN EXCELLENT
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silk piece goods in all the new shades.
LADIES FALL
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Many dainty novelties in -rr , ,
the best that the seasoa JeJZZ a i P-pu'"r
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COOL WEATHER CALLS P0K MEATERSi
We have them All kinds and sizes.
Aetna Hot Blast, Washington Parlor Heaters, Sheet Iron
Heaters. Also Washington Cook Stoves and Ranges.
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Our buyer has returned from the northern markets and by every express is coming all the novelties
of the seasjon as well as staple line s of wearables.
Ycfiui Capmot Miss Our Display
IF YOU WOULD BE WELL CLOTHED AND WELL SHOD.
COATS FOR LADIES AND THE MISS
in large and. varied tssortment, made of the most popular weaves, s uclji as light and heavy cloths,
velvet and near seal. The color most attractive. The styles excellent.
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