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has. recently returned to Jhe states,
and Mrs. Earl Webb formerly of
Yonkers, N. Y. "but now residing
near Morehead City at her home on
Eogue Sound.
speed of fourteen knots and to cost develop our shipping till we have our ; seas, all subversive propaganda to the.
fiom two and a half millions to three I just proportion of vessels on the high contrary notwithstanding,
millions each. Two ships of the lot I
are already under construction,
signing of this contract is the
The
first
-Personal No?eS'
tangible result of the new program
and it will be hailed with satisfaction
by good Americans everywhere.
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929
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Written for This Paper by
FRANK P. LITSCHERT
Mi. J. J. Connor of Poitsmout.:,
Ya., proprietor of the Monro.- Hot'-'1,
of that place was here Tuesday.
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Mr. J. H. Hibbs of Newport was
in Beaufort Tuesday on business.
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Dr. C. L. Duncan is back after ;
business trip to Petersburg, Ya.
pupils, teachors and parents that has
oetn very beneficial. Prospects at
this time seem very bright for the
spring term.
HUGE POULTRY FARM
TO LOCATE AT ASHEV1LLE
Evidently the move started a few
years ago to make the American peo-
i pie shipping minded is having its ef
fect. That this is true is one of the
I encouraging signs of the times. It
' means that the American people will
1 After having had a tough struggle jr.ot again be lulled into a false sense
Uince the close of the World War the;f security by the cry that we are
! American Merchant Marine seems to t a shipping nation and that we
j coming into its own, and this fact . "(t have a marine unless we are
may well be a cause for rejoicing on feeding some mythical and wicked
j the part of th; American nation, "dipping trust" from the American
!The sitrns that our Merchant, marine easury. rropaganaa or tms s-ori
i is coming back are beginning to mul-
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Miss Reta Harbors of Wa-hington,
D. C. who spent last week wuh -Mrs.
.. S. Outsell has returned to her
home.
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Mrs. hdniund Jones who has
spending some time with Mrs. C.
Dev left yesterday for her home
Petersburg, Ya.
been quite ill is reported a little bet
ter.
Miss Lucy Dixon spent today in
New Bern, having the day oif from
Hospital duties.
was used to defeat the revival of the!
American marine for a generation, j
but with the coming of the World t
War we were brought to the sud-;
!?n realization of what the lack of a!
merchant marine meant to us. And :
we know, too, that a merchant ma
r:':ie is almost as important to our j
welfare in time of peace as in time ;
of war. ;
Asaevaie, Dee. 1-. 1 he oigar.uu- tirly. The txpansion of the mail
ticn of Skyland Yanw, a Sl.oDO.OOO ; st;vice is one cause for felicitation,
model poultry farm, with a financial The expansion, announced with the
st.ucture now eanitaiiued s-t .2."), .'mm p , t. roarram of keening- bus-
was announced Saturday by K. . iness going as usual, wiil involve the
C!:;rk, of Asiicvil;?, presidint oi tne j construction in the next few years of
been oiganization. ; at least twentv-nine American ships
P. The farm, unique in that it wi!l.ata cost of nearly S175.000.000.
in furnish worktrs homes, poultry yards 'Four fast steamers will go into the
a community hatchery and a guaran-j North Atlantic service, arri of the
teed market for products, is located ' total to be constructed all hut two
Hendricks House, younger son ot on the east side of Sweeten Creek will go on existing trade routes. The Haar director nf the Bureau of Re-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph House who has highway, four miles from the center 'other two will be required for the f.ereh of the United States Shinning
of -Aslievilie ani two miles from Biit- extension of the service into the Bor.rd, declared that the future of the 1
more. Black Sea. According to the Asso- Ameiican marine is now brighter!
Construction of the central plant dated Press construction contem- than it has been at any time since the I
of three 01 thj smaller farms is plated in the program approved in- good old days of the Yankee clipper j
underway. One hundred men eludes: One ship for service between ships. He pointed out that in the
an-.! Valpanso, one tor decade ending June 30. 1928. AmCri- i
'id
In a recent address Alfred A.
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Mayor W. J. B. Shull of Newport
attended Recoider's Court here Tuesday.
and
well
are at woik daily on the project, rush
i::g tlu'ee mod:! plants to completion
so they may be opened January 1.
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BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Fodiie.
Beaufort R. F. D., on Friday,
13th of December, a daughter.
COLD BRINGS SUFFERING TO
MANY SECTIONS OF SOUTHWEST
the
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gaskill, Beaufort, Saturday, Decem
ber 14, a daughter.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Homer Bell and Lucinda Fuller,
Newport.
POTTER HOSPITAL NOTES
Kansas City, Dec. 18 Icy Wa.-ts
from the noithlnnd tobogganed down
t the guit' coast of Texas tonight,
bringing the severest weather of the
winter to th; southwest.
Sno-.v and fieeziny temper: tur-
were reported in the Rocky moun
tains. Freezing weather was in pros
pect along the gulf coast Untight with
below zero t.mperatures exten.iing
down into Oklahoma.
Snow fell today in eastern Kansas.
Mi-souri and pa:ts of Oklahoma. The
e route trorn tacoma io alnaviso. can shins caned thirtv-six ner cent
two between San Francisco and Brit- 0f the nation's foreign trade as a-j
ih Colombia, three betwesn New gainst only ten per cent carried in
York an.i L'mon. two for the Balti- the decade which ended with the out-
li-ir.,'rJrr,1,-,1,,,1. tlil'flo linfn flan 1 1. 1.1... TT'..1.J TT - f TT 1
un.t-i...uui., ii.iT, nine L-ctctii III t'iiiv ui Liie WUIIll vu:. xariy ,
New Orf a is and Puerta Colombia, fuither pointed out that "In view of ,
t.'.v?: f.-r San Francisco-Connto, the fact that the value of our total!
three for Xsv; Yotk-Pueito Colom- watei-borne .foreign trade ii the dec-!
oia, iwo netwee n -ew urieans ana ade just concluded has been more
the ca.-t cor.'t if South America, and than double that of the decade ended
Santa Says
Let F. R. BELL, The Druggist
Supply Your ,
Xmas Wants
Phone 119
Beaufort,
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in 1914, it is significant that the 26!
per cent gain involved an advance
from an annual average of $300,000,-;
000 to an annual averace of $2, GOO, i
000,000, an increase of more than '
0 per cent in the value of our coin-
Six of the new ships will be added .
to tn- -ierchant .Mann? by the Amer
ican Export Steamship Corporation
recording to a contract entered into
recently by the Postoffice Department merce carried in American ships."
with that concern, which operates to ,
Mediterranean ports. Two ships are' All of which is highly encouraging
to n; completed in 1031 and two to the man who is still old-fashioned
more the following year. One is to enough to believe that the welfare
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blizzard conditions' in some ,ecti;ns completed in 1935 and the lart one of his country should be dearer to
Rnrn tn Mr. nnd Mrs. Jones Lewis,
of Beaufort, Friday, December 13, a and give hopes of a white Christmas. ! ln
girl. ' -
Mrs. Carl Willis of Beautort is in
the hospital for treatment.
1936. The shins are to
have a him than that of any other nation.
The new ocean mail contracts will
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY mean not alone the extension of our
NOTICE.
Mr. Len Thomas is recovering al
ter a tonsil operation.
Mr. Bob Lewis of Beaufort is re
ceiving treatment.
HEFLIN BARRED
FROM PRIMARIES
Carteret County hereby gives no
tice that at 10 o'clock A. M. on De
cember 27th, 1929 at office of Coun
ty Board of Commissioners Beaufort,
N. C. it will sell not exceeding $50,
000 Revenue Anticipation Notes at
public or private sale. '
C. H. BUSHALL,
Chairman Board County Commis
sioners. fieaufort, N. C.
'FARM FOR RENT 15 ACRES OF : merchant mai'ine. They will serve no-;
Igood land, eight room dwelling .ind uce to the world that we intend to!
barn. Fine for truck or other
poses. Apply to
courthouse.
pur-;
L. W. Hassell, at;
damn.
MOREHEAD CITY NEWS ITEMS
For Refusal To Support Al;
Smith Alabama Senator Is
Punis e Waldron Bailey and daughters!
Montgomery, Ala., Dec 16-The Misses Frances and Margaret spent:
state Democratic executive committee the day Saturday in New Bern shop-!
today barred United States Senator ping. , lt1 .. '
J. Thomas Heflin, a candidate to sue- i Mr Clyde Mason of Atlantic spent
ceed himself, and Hugh A. Locke, of , Saturday here and left for New Bern I
Birmingham, a gubernatorial candi-: on a business trip, i j
date from the Alabama Democratic! Mrs. D. G. Bell ,s spending several;
. ' i.---u;o ct t-i i- davs in Charlotte visiting friends. I
refusaT to'support Alfred" E. Smith, j Mrs. John Dunn, Miss Carrie Aren- !
Democratic Presidential nominee m . u
last year's general election. Several houurs in Beaufort Sunday
By a vote of 27 to 21, the commit:-, 's
tee decided to bar from the Demo-! Mr. and Mrs.
; A, 19 1930. all in the city this
i f S dlrtrtet;wb. M, Arthur P'.
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Sea Breeze
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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We Are Starting Our New
Schedule Dec. 23 with Three
Changes a week 100 per cent
TALKING
Monday & Tuesday
"FORWARD PASS"
Wednesday & Thursday
"EROADWAY
SCANDALS"
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Estimates Cheerfully
Submitted
Beaufort, N. C.
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Published in the in
terest of Beatfort,
Morehead City, 5c
Vicin:ty by the Ne
Hardware Co.
B. H. Noe, Editor
Can you imagine
a bald headed bar
ber in Beaufoit
selling tonic to
make hair grow.
for thoss
presents.
Xmas
We have a nice
assortment of Air
Rifles, Pocket
knivss,
Knives,
Skates,
Sets, Car
Electric Boudoir
Clocks,
Irons,
Hunting
Watches,
Smoking
'ing Sets
I o n s
Lamrs, !
V r. :7. e
Curlir.z
Flash Lights, Gun j
Shells, Shot and I
Rifle Cartridges, I
Maid: "The fur-
! niture man is here'
I Mistress: "I'll
' set him in a min
i ute, tell him to
I take a chair."
i Maid: "I did, but
! he said he would
I start with the Pi
j ano and Radio.
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! V.'hy not let u;-
help plan that
hunting trip, we
carry :v;rything
you need, espec
ially the ammuni
tion and Hunting
Clothes.
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Never a Christ
mas morr.hg, Nev
er the old year
ends,
body
seme
Days,
But some
thinks of
body, Old
Old Times,
Old Friends.
We have a stock
of colored bulbs
for Xmas.
Her sweetie must
have died lately
for I noticed that
she was wearing
her hose at half
mast.
Christmas Greet
ings to every body
FROM
NOE HARDWARE
-COMPANY
"The Winchester
Store"
Sporting Goods &
Hardware
Beaufort. Phone 84
Cecil Arthur arrived
week from China
the matter being left to the discretion several weeks, the guests of Mis. Ar
. .. . thui's parents Mr. and Mrs. m. M. i
OI tne COUntV IU nunircc. - - . .
The resolution invited all voters Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ex-
who believe in the principles of the pect to remain in tne States end will.
Democratic party to cast their votes reside m New Wk City
in the August primary, the only re-, Mw. Villiam M. Webb will enter-
quirement being that they support tain on Friday at an informal tea.
the party's nonfinees in the general io,n four tojixo taring
plection.
While Heflin and Locke are barred
from the Democratic primary by the
ruling, the former announced today
in Washington he would arain be a
candidate. Both Senator Heflin and
Mr. Locke are expected to campaign
as independent Democrats.
The resolution to bar party "bolt-trs-''
was introduced by S. A. Lynne,
of Decatur, a former speaker of the
state house of representatives and a
prominent prohhibitionist. The reso
lution inviting all Democrats, regard
less of how they voted in the general
election, to return to the party, was
introduced by Arthur F. Fite, of Jas
per. SCHOOLS CLOSE FRIDAY
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
They will visit in Morehead City for;
-lAlil -v. .... : 1
her daughter Mrs. Cecil Arthur who j
Friday & Saturday
"WOMAN TO WOMAN"
We have taken great pains in
selecting our Christmas Pro
srrsm. You will be delighted
with each performance.
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IN GIFT GOODS
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Champion Optimist of the World
The schools of ths towns and of
Carteret county close tomorrow (Fri
day) for the Christmas holidays. The
county schools will open on January
6. Superintendent J. H. Workman
is leaving this week for his former
home at Cherryville, N. C. Miss
Margaitt Gustin Supervisor of the
County schools will leave for Dear
born, Missouri to visit her relatives
there. Miss Theresa Hill will spend
the holidays in Beaufort.
The school heads are well pleased
with the progress that the county
schools have made during the fall
session. There has been a hearty
spirit of cooperation on the part of
Jill Mil'" ItWU-- " "MJ . . - .
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TAKE TIME TO READ THESE FACTS
S If you have a toothache, you go to a dentist. If your eyes bother
ji, you consult an oculist. In other words, you see a specialist in
4 the particular line in which you a re interested.
With rare optimism and courage. Arthur E. Rump, fifty-one, of St. Louis,
Mo who has been n bis back for the last twenty years, conducts a magazine
subscription business from his bedside where a special telephone device aids
tarn in transacting deals. Rump, because of an accident which occurred to
VKK) is unable to move any part of ids body except his Jaw and recently
underwent nn orutlnn for a cancerous growth of one eye. Be has been
nam-d the "Champion Optimist of the World- by the Optimist International.
May we suggest you follow exactly the same plan when you want
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware or other Gift Goods.
We have been in this particular business .for fifty years twenty
of these years in Beaufort and we know how to buy quality,
where to buy, and how to get the best values for the money Ad
ded to that we buy for cash, hence get all discounts.
We want you to Look Over our li ne See Our Values Price our
Gifts And then buy elsewhere If our prices are not the Best.
WE WELCOME YOUR VISITS
B. A. BELL
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Your Jeweler For Twenty Years
I Next To Postoffice Beaufort, N. C. r
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