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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. SEPT. 19, 1929
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TURNING BACK
had been reduced at one time about! said it was nothing stranpe to
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JMAS ARKLE CLARK
of Men, University of
Illinois.
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Kayre iu Maristan ClKipnun's "Hap-
lost his knife and
lie was sulUins
alidiit it. If lie
hadn't pone so
far with Mart he
wouldn't have
lost his knife,
and he prized
the knife very
much, indeed.
"I was almln'
to turn back
about here any
w a y," he e x
plalued, repret-
tin;;, as many of
do, his foolish action. "1-tn I d
'known a step or two back all I know
!now, Td a gone back afore."
How many of us would ! Cut in life
' thexe Is no retracing our steps. If we
have wandered from the path, if ve
have made a foolish step, we must
go on from where we are and pay the
price of our error.
Barker bus made a miserable fall
Tire of his first year in college. He
has put off doing his tasks until the
last minute; he has wasted his oppor-
trinities hoping before the end of the j
year to sprint up and finish the race i
with some sort of credit to himself. !
He lias pot into some habits which are
not helpful through his inability to say i
no. Now he is In the same state of ;
mind as Fayre was if he had known ;
a step or two hack, all he knows now,
he would have done very differently. !
"Can't I forget what I've done, and ;
start all over again as a freshman?" j
he asks tne. "I know, if 1 started over
again I could make good." ,
It is impossible both for Barker and ;
for you and me. No one can get away
from his past. Wherever he goes and j
whatever he does he must start from
where he is now, handicapped by the 1
mistakes he has made or pushed
ahead by his successes. j
MoCord began drinking when he
was a young fellow moderately, of
course, and with no Intention of ever '
having the habit fasten itself upon
htm. He had never had too much he
fore he was thirty, he would have said,
though his statement would not have
been wholly accurate, but it is true
that he was seldom before that time ;
seriously under the influence of ;
liquor.
Now he is fifty or more and he Is,
known about town as the village;
, drunkard, lie Is talented, ambitious,!
he has more than the average amount
of formal education, but be gets no- ;
i where. I'eople have no confidence in !
him; they shake their heads when any
; mention is made of him. lie has lost
the race. S
"If I had known thirty years ago 1
;what I know now," he said to a friend ;
i not long ago, "I'd never have touched I
. the stuff. And now It is Impossible j
rfor me to turn back. I must go on j
;in the path I have chosen, hoping only j
that the road ahead will he smoother, :
the hills less steep, the prospect more
pleasing. If I had only known back j
there a step or two '." j
There is no turning hack. :
((c). 1U29. Western New.spainr Unlcn.)
wiMPEELL IS TAKEN
TO STATE H0SF1TAL ,
Charlotte, Sept. 11 I. G. Camp-j
bell, the man who caused the G.i;- 1
tonia strike murder case to come to j
a sensational end anfi to whose ill-
ness is attributed the turbulent events I
to the state hospital for insane at j
Morganon.
campoeii became violently insane
yesterday while serving on the jury
hearing the case of 16 nun and wom
en accused of the murder of Chief ':'
Police Aderholt of Gastonia. T'1
result was a mistrial.
a month ago to 650 persons, is again
acute, with 800 idle convicts, state
prison officials announced today. To
day 25 men were brought back to
lentral prison when a convict camp
:t Greensboro was closed and with
in the past two or three w.eks sever
al other camp-; havee losed necessi
tating that the prisoners be bvouel.t
hack here.
At present the only outlook for
iiv.iiiciliat. employment is the li.'pe
thr.t the highway commission within
he iuxt 10 days or two weeks will
place about 00 prisoners on work in
Craven county.
Negroes eat clay.
see Practically ou per cent oi
tal number of voters in the
States are women.
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ODD FELLOWS WILL
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
..Miriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 141,
I. O. O. F. will observ. the Anniver
sary of this branch of Odd Fellow
ship, at their Lodge Room, on Fri
day evening, Sept. 20th, lii2i, an ad
dress will be delivered by llev. W. B.
Everett of Morehead City. A fra
t.r"al invitation is extended to all
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Exer
cises will begin at 7:3..).
J. R. .linnett for Committee.
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GirLs in Paris banks get the equiv
alent of 27.50 a month.
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Dr. R. L. Daniels
SPECIALISE
Lye, Ear, Nose and Throat -Offices
in Elk. Temple
Rooms 401 to 405 Tel. 170
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
NEW BERN, N. C.
3 to 4 jj. m.
Dr. C. S. Maxwell f
GENERAL PRACTICE
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Office Hours
- 10 to 12 A. M. and by
appointment. i
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CLAY-EATERS FOUND
IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY
Tarboro, Sept. 11 Information
from a rural teacher is that there r.re
in this county people who cat clay.
In the section near Old Sparta this
teacher saw a group of Negroes ed
ging in some caly. and he made In
quiry as to what they were doing
wit hi he clay and was informed thi-y
were planning to bake and eat it.
Some colored people in that sec
tion habitually eat clay. As to the
amount the clay-eaters consume one
old darkey when what one person
would consume, replied: "Dat nigger
gal yander can eat dat bag full by
tomorrow night," pointing to a bag
which would hold about 30 pounds.
Several tenants in nearby counties
. . CONTACT DESIRED
iV young girls met two young
men and later compared notes after
an evening out. One declared that
her companion must have been a
grocer, for he talked all the time
about lard, butter, ami so on.
I is a rrescription tor
Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue,
n.,. r- 1 R 1
Bilious rever ana iviaiarm.
It is the most speedy remedy known.
Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hours:
9 tc 12 A, M. 1:30 to S P.
Office Potter Bui'.H-.g
Over the Dostofi)"ee
'I think mine was tram-conductor,
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Dr. E. F. Men jus
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, N. C.
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Dr. F. E. Hyde
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office over House Drug Co.
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 6 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 Res 18-L
said the other girl; "he kept telling j
me to "sit a littL- closer, pplcase." j
Tid Bits.
Dr. E. B. Whitehurst
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GENERAL PRACTICE
nesj Office 83. Res. 107L
Office Hours:
10 to 12 to 5 and by
appointment
Leap Year Twins Awarded a Cup
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C. H. BUSHALL
Fire. Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
REL1APLZ COMPANIES,
GOOD SERVICE
Duncan Bid?. Beaufort, N. C.
'Phone 32
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A Fine Bargain
A NEW SIX CYLINDER
REDWING MOTOR
30-50 H. P. with Electric Starter and Gen
erator for
$495.00
General Repair Work-Acetylene Welding
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE SHOP
AGENT FOR
BRIDGEPORT & REDWING MOTORS
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
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DependableTools
I.eo ami Then Bicant of Corvallis, Ore., are leap year ruins, having been
horn Fehrunry T.Hii. Tiny were awarded a cup at the recent annual twins
roundup held ai Albany, Ore. Two hundred and eij'ht sets of twins took part
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SATISFACTION
With Your
LAUNDRY
WORK
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You just cannot help being
satisfied with the Laundry
work we do for you. We
use the same care, the
srsme skill and the same
thoroughness the most
skilled laundress uses, but
the cost to yon less.
white deadliness
SEAIED IN A BOTTLE I
HARMLESS to humans and pets,
Black Flag Powder is the deadliest
insect-killer known. Sealed in glass
bottles, it keeps its absolute dead
liness. Black Flag Powder is sure
death to flies, mosquitoes,
roaches, bedbugs, etc
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POWDER 0
The Bel Wallace
Steam laundry .
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It is a great satisfaction to,
a mechanic to have tools
that he knows will do his
work rijiht. Poor tools mean
poor vc : We carry a good
stock of
chisels,
needed by the carpenter.
Come in and look our stock
over. We guarantee our
stock and prices to be right.
saws, hammers,
in fact every thing
H. C. Jones Hardware Co
"Oldest Hardware Firm in Carteret Co."
PHONE 127-J
424 FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
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"Windows & Doors
R A P P"B A f KILLS BUGS QUICKLY
STATE PRISON SURPLUS LABOR
SITUATION IS AA"- 4H!tE
Sleigh, Sept. 11 The probability
of surplod labor at state nr. u;,. wm. ,
POWDER
and up
C 1929. B. F. Co.
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Black Flag also comet in Liquid Form.
Equally deadly. Only 35c a half-pint. SThy pay mora?
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BURGLARS
It ?ems that there is more burglarizing and stealing
f" nowt th formerly. No man'f money i' S'e
t " tea Pl3Ce" Un'eS3 that p,ace h"PP-
few years ago a good citizen of Carteret Co m'-
deposited his money in this bank. Some time After
wards, his home was ransacked by a thief lookino- for
that money. This man is still rejoicing because he Z
his money m the bank. Since it has been with us we
have paid him $960.04 interest on his deposit.
-e.aremanypeople in the County who still
hide their money and several have recently lost it
from their "hiding place."
CHEAP WINDOWS and DOORS are cheap only once. They are dear
when you've spent dollars with carpenters and find them going
to pieces.
WE BUY from reliable manufacturers, who use skilled workers, high
est grades of glue, putty, glass and thoroughly dry lumber.
WE KNOW the quality is right.
WE KNOW the price is right.
PAINT ! We handle Pittsburg Proof Products. None
better and the price is right.
ROOFING ! JUNIPER Shingles or "LATITE" As
phalt Shingles. "LATITE" Asphalt
Shingles are held down by a Metal
Strip and the Butt cannot blow up.
They go right on top of your old shing-
. les no open roof while re-roofing.
Neither your money nor your life is qafp uAon
money is kept about the home and h dden money pavs
sale and will work for you while you sleep.
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LUMBER! BUILDERS HARDWARE! WINDOWS!
DOORS! PLASTER! LIME! CEMENT! LATH!
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDING!
1 ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED
Beaufort Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
, " " RETAIL DEALERS
QUALITY PL' IS SERVICE
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