THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY23.J930
PAGE SEVEN
SALE OF SARGON
BREAKS RECORDS
Famous Medicine Rapidly Be
coming Household Word
Throughout America 24
Carloads Sold in 25 Days in
27 States Overwhelming
Demand the One Great Out
standing Proof of Its Won
derful Merit.
Most medicines are sold b;the doz
en or by the gross. A few are sold
in larger quantities, but think of a
medicine that sells in such enormous
quantities that wholesale dealers are
forced to buy it in solid carload lots
to supply a demand that has been so
phenomenal as to almost stagger the
imagination.
That's just what has happened with
Sargon, the celebrated new medicine
that is now sweeping the country like
a great tidal wave. Not only is the
trade buying it in carload lots, but
they are buying carload after carload
each car containing over 20.000 bot
tles of Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass
Pills.
Twenty-four carloads days
READ THE NEWS WANT AD'c
The nearly 500,000 clemcntry Camden, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
white children are distributed by , Washington, Tyrell, Dare, Beaufort,
grades by School Facts as follows: 1 Hyde, Craven and Pamlico counties.
First grade 121,291, second grade; Circular 35 deals with Craven, Car
78,052, third grade 72,665, fourth teret, Jones, Onslow, Duplin, Samp
grade 67,305, fifth grade 60,170, son, Pender, New Hanover, Bladen,
sixth grade 51,905, and seventh grade TPrunswick and Columbus counties.
47,536. Or according to percentage,
in the same order as follows: First
24. 3 per cent, second 15.6 per cent, i
third 14.6 per cent, fourth 13.5 per;
i cent, fifth 12.1 per cent, sixth 10.4
per cent, and seventh 9.5 per cent.
School Facts presents a table
showing the elementary enrollment !
by grades for the past six years, and !
points out that practically an identi
cal situation as to distribution by;
grades obtains each of these years, j
Accompanying the table is a chart il-;
lustrating this grade distribution, "is
the big drop from the first to the sec- j
ond grade. From the second to the j
seventh grade as shown by the chart '
there is a gradual decline in the per-1
centage of total elementary enroll-!
ment in the several grades." i
Although School Facts gives no I
specific reasons why the first grade is
so much larger than other grades, it j
infei-3 by the facts shown that a
much smaller percentage is promoted j
from the first grade than from other '
The forest service of the Depart
ment of Conservation and Develop
ment has agreed to distribute seed
ling trees free of charge to 4-H club
members who wish to begin a refor
estation project. The members will
pay a small charge to cover packing
and shipping.
i
-1J ; 07 ciotoo it, tha a ,n a -7 i n IT E1 BUet . I
record made by these wonderful med-; hf re th distribution of enroll
. . ment by grades is made for rural and
icings
In the State of California where sc'hools separately, certain dif-J
itmjj ; Anvil nf iferences are found, especially the;
last year, it has required 21 carloads ; first and "PP" s- Twenty-five
to supply the ever increasing de- ' f nt of the rural enrollment is in
mand in this one state alone. Texas de, where9 th r
dealers required carloads in only four . Tade 's 20'6 P" nt the tota!
i elementary enrollment. The second
A single New York firm, with,, Percentage in city systems is
wholesale, branches in leading cities, f111? f eater han the correspond-1
is selling at the rate of over a Mil-; n ral Pontage. On the other;
lion and a Quarter bottles a year. iha!ld- theuuPef radeB of he
"Phenomenal and bewildering" is ; systems show larger percentages than ,
the way one of the big drug jobbers j rural systems"
of the country describes the marve-; '
bus demand for Sargon. I California fruit growers are con-i
"It's the greatest seller within the jsidering a proposal to estabilish a!
memory of the oldest members of our system of chain stores in South
organization," said another." ,- , I America to handle North American j
"We are selling more Sargon than j own fruit. I
any other ten medicines put together"
said still another,
And so it is everywhere Sargon
has been introduced. From Coast to
Coast and from the Gulf to the Great
Lakes, Sargon is known and honor
ed. Million upon millions have used it
and have told other millions what it
has done for them. When suffering
men, and women find a medicine that
helps them, they naturally want to
tell their friends about it and in this
way Sargon is fast becoming a house
hold word throughout America.
F. R. BELL, Agent.
Miss Anna Rowe, home agent of
Catawba County, was elected presi-!
dent of the state association of home j
demonstration, agent at the annual !
business meeting recently.
Fruit from a four-acre orchard
sold at a roadside stand by Jim White
of Caswell County netted more cash
Ithan the same land planted to tobac
co this past season.
Seventh Grade Pupils
Far Less Than First
GIVE FERTILIZER NEEDS
ON DIFFERENT CROPS
(State Superintendent
Public Instruction)
Raleigh, Jan. 21 Twenty-four
per cent of the total white elemen- Cline of the North Carolina Experi
(By F. H. Jeter)
Raleigh, Jan. 20 A series of eight
circulars containing fertilizer recom
mendations for the various types of
soils of North Carolina and the lead
ing crops has been prepared by C. B.
i Williams , H. B. Mann and A. S.
tary enrollment in the public schools,
according to the current issue of State
School Facts, is in the . first grade
whereas only nine and one-half per j State College
cent, is in the Seventh grade. I Circular 34 deals with Currituck,
ment Station at Raleigh. Copies
of the circulars may be had free of
charge by writing C. B. Williams, at
Proves He's, a "Marrying Justice"
Ji!
1 ....
Justice Howard H. Kemp of Crown Point, Intl., fiisplnying more than
twenty thousand wedding rlns boxes in his otlice. collected after that many
'"'lines he lias ;rformed during Ills fourteen years as a justice.
COAL
W. Va.f Splint Egg $8.00 per ton
Pocahontas "Smokeless"
Egg $10.00 per ton
None Better Sold Anywhere by Anybody
Beaufort Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Phone 66.
Beaufort, N. C.
TAKE NOTICE
On and after February first your taxes
draw a penalty of one per cent per month
you can borrow for one-half per cent per
month. The county can't borrow except
at a high per cent.
Pay your taxes help your county pay its
obligations. Do it now today.
J. H. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Carteret County
Ready For
The Party
When we clean your frocks you know that
they will be in perfect condition for the
next party. Many have us call for their
garments each week, then they always
have clean dresses when needed.
Jolmson-Prevost
DRY CLEANING CO.
'Phone 2-J Beaufort, N. C.
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ON DASH
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cluding a gasoline gauge.
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AXLE
Larger and stronger rear
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Thenew Fisher bodynon
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New, larger, full-balloon
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HEADLAMPS
Two-beam headlamp
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