THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930
PAGE THREE
Surprise Of Her
Life, She States
"I took lK-aily every medii-ine
rt'coimm'thk'd for my, trouble but
ni'Uiiiitf diil mo iiny rual Ki until 1
took Silicon, and it pave me the sur-
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i'lea.e milk production and Mr. Arey
I suggests that the animals have ample
s-hade during the hot part of the day.
(Around cilUs, where the pastures
and lounfring' hits aie small, he advis
es that the milking herd be stabled
during the middle of the day.
J Fli. s are also a source of a great
j annoyance to cows in summer, and
Mr. Arey says unless some method
iis used to combat them tile best re
sults from tlu1 herd cannot be abtain-
ed. Flies are controlled eastiest by
destroying the breeding places, he
says. Stalls and pit? should be clean
ed at least once each we;k and the
manure hauled from the barn direct
to the field. Any accumulation of
litter or garbage furnishes ideal
breeding places for flies and should
be cleaned up as often as possible.
Because it is impossible to destroy
all flies in the larvae stage by clean
ing up the breeding places, it is fur
ther necessary to use poison, fly traps
and sprays to kill off the younger
brood after hatching, recommends
Mr. Arey.
TWO MOTORISTS LOSE PURSE
TO BEFRIENDED HITCHHIKER
I Charlotte, June 22 Two "good
Samai itans" were lleeced for their
kindness in picking U a hitchhiker
along the highway tmlav.
V. 0. Masters and C layton Brown,
of Converse, S. C, reported to Char
lotte police that a while man whom
they picked up at San ford and
ibi ought to this city in their automo
Ibile lifted a purse from them contain
ing $25 and a check for $4.60.
S1MMOMS-BA1LEY FIGHT ;
AGAIN 15 IN EVIDENCE
Senator Simmons, war defeated in
j the second ward.
$150,000 BONDS ARE SOLD
BY PERSON COUNTY BOARD
MRS. R. W. ALRF.RT
lnise of my life, 1 couNl hardly re
tain food, my liver was disordered, I
vas dreadfully constipated and suf
fered with sick headaches. I had
)v.t so much weight and strength that
3 hadn't the energy or life to do anything-.
Sargon gave me a splendid
appttite and my digestion is perfect.
I never hve headaches, I'm fast re
gaining my lost weight and have just
lots of new strength and energy.
"Saigon I'ills relieved me of con
stipation, cleansed my system of pois
ons and left me feeling toned up in
stvrid of causing that weak, let-down
fee ling produced by the usual laxa
tiv es.'' Mrs. R. V. Albeit, 1802
15! xtnding St., Columbia, S. C.
F. K. BELL, Druggist, Asi-nt
Roxboro, June 20 Bonds totaling
$150,000 were sold to M. M. Free
man and company, of New York,
Thursday by the Person county board
of commissioners. The money will
be used in the construction of the new
proposed combination jail and court
house. The project has been under
! consideration for a long time, but
! every attempt to start any activity
i work was met by defeat. The buy-
ers of the bonds asked a 5 per cent
rate and a bonus of $2,685. The is
isue will be retired yearly, beginning
in 1032.
COWS NEED ATTENTION
DURING HOT WEATHER
By F. H. JETER
Raleigh, June 23 To maintain
high milk production during the sum
mer, it is necessary that the dairy
cow have sufficient feed, plenty of
shade ami a good supply of fresh
water.
"As the summer advances, the
grass gets dry and short and its con
tent changes from high protein and
low fiber to low protein and hi;rh
fiber," says J. A. Arey, extension
dairyman at State College. This
condition necessitates the feeding of
more grain with a high protein con
tent together with silage or a soiling
crop. Grain feeding during this per
iod should be as heavy as during the
winter months."
Hot weather will generally de-
Car Abandoned With Whiskey
After Chase Near New Bern
New Bern, June 21 After a four
mile chase by federal prohibition of
ficers near here early this morning, a
Ford roadster with 54 gallons of
whiskey, in fruit jars, was abandon
ed by two unidentified white men,
who made their escape. It is report
ed here that the chase was marked by
the interchange of shots between the
two cars. The Ford is said to have
been hit a number of times, but no
one was injured. Search is being
continued for the men.
UNEMPLOYMENT LOW
! GOOD SHEPHERD IS SELECTED
AS NAME FOR NEGRO HOSPITAL
I New Bern, June 21 The name of
the proposed new negro hospital here
jwill be the Good Shepherd Hospital
'and Training school, it has been do
jcided here by the steering committee
of the Episcopal diocese of East Car
olina, of which Rev. Guy H. Madara
lis chairman. The organization will
I be incorporated under this name and
plans are going forward by a num
ber of sub-committees.
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CORDIAL
FRIENDLY
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BANKING
rEgVICEj
In Checking
There Is Convenience
Convenient because you need not
be troubled with carrying large sums
of money on your person conven
ient because you can write a check
wherever you may be.
Your cancelled checks are a perma
nent record of every business
Transaction
OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT
AT THIS BANK
(The Bank of Beaujorl
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Goldsboro, June 21 Less than 1
per cmt of the people of the Golds-1
boro are unemployed and less than 1 J
per cent of the people of Wayne 1
county are unemployed, according to
preliminary announcement of returns
gathered by census enumerators and
given Saturday by Louis Goodman, of
Wilmington, supervisor.
Mr. Goodman reports that 151
were unemployed in Goldsboro and
33 unemployed in the county, when
the census was taken.
New Bern, June 21 The Simmons
-l.'uihy light vas again evident here
tonight in the Il.'mocratic precinct
meetings. In every precinct there
was a ticket of Simmons supporters
and also a ticket of Bailey Mippoit
er.'. In some wards the Simmons sup
porter won, while the Bailey tickets
won in other precincts.
Bailey supporters claimed that,
seventeen out of the twenty precincts'
elected Bailey men.
Harry m. Jacobs, present county
chairman, a family connection of
Black Walnut tree-: planted by
club niembi-rs in McDowell Count v
last fall are nearly all living and
growing nicely. ,
Dr. F. E. Hyde
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office over Bett Bakery
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 Re.. 26-L
Dr. W. S.'Chadwick'i
i MccFcine ?r Surgery j
1 1 itri Hours: 4
. to 12 and by Appointment J
; 'iti-i( in l'o'ter Emergency '
Hospital
Office Phone 46 Res. 41-L
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FOk sALE
1 7 H. P. four cycle Palm
er A-l condition $135.
1 3 H. P. two cycle motor,
good condition $25.00
1 5 H. P. two cycle Lath
rpp, good condition $50.00
1 4 cylinder Star motor,
equipped for boat $80.00
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Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, N. C
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GENERAL i RACTICE
I Phones: Office 63. Res. 107L
X Office Hours:
i 10 to 12 to 5 and by
4. appointment
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Passenger Schedule
Effective December 29, 1929
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 7:00 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermediate
points. Parlor ca;
from New Bern.
Lv. 3:15 PM. Sleeper New Bern to
Norfolk, Va., and
Washington, D. C.
For reservations etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Aganc,
Beaufort. N. C.
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BUS SCHEDULE
Carteret Transit Co.
Leave Morehead City for Atlantic and
points east 11:00 AM.
Leave Beaufort for Atlantic and
points east 11:30 AM.
Leave Atlantic for Beaufort and
Morehead City 1:15 PM.
LeT Beaufort for MoreheaG City
10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
Leave Morehead City for Beaufort
11:00 AM. 3:00 PM.
CALL E7-L DAY OR NJPHT FOR
SPECIAL TRIPS
SATISFACTION
With Your
LAUNDRY
WORK
D.W.Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie DscrU
BEAUFORT, N. C.
C. H. BUSHALL
Fire. Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
GOOD SERVICE
Duacan Bide. Beaufort, N. C
'Phone 32
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For Bargains See
Loftin Motor Co.
Best Place to Buy
j USED CARS I
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You just cannot help being
satisfied with the Laundry
work we do for you. We
use the same care, the
snme skill and the same
thoroughness the most
skilled laundress uses, but
the cost to you is less.
I Steam Laundry
I Morehead City, N. C. ?
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Save" one-third
Put one dollar in every
three back in your
pocket when you use
Stag semi-paste Paint.
It saves one-third the
coat. Just miK a gallon
of "Stag" with a gallon
of linaced oil and you
have two gallons of fin
est quality paint obtain
able ready to use. Won't
crack, nor pocl. Bright,
permanent colors. This
fresh-mixed paint
spreads easier, goes further. Better jobs for less
money.
There's a "Stag" dealer near you. See him or
write us for literature and name of dealer.
Ask for color cards or booklet showing houses
in colors.
IflE gallon makes
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Made by HIRSHBERCf "PAINT CO., Baltimore, Md.
NOP HARDWARE CO.
We
Weld
It
When farm, marine or any other kind of
machinery breaks our dependable welding
service saves you valuable time. Employ
ing modern methods of acetylene welding,
our jobs stand up under the most rigid tests
and the broken parts are made as strong
as new.
General Repair Work, and Agents for
Bridgeport & Red Wing Motors
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FRONT ST.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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FRESH MEATS
Canned Qoods Bolilcd Qoods
IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE
STORE THAT CARRIES
"EVERYTHING TO EAT"
C. D. JONES Co.
'Phone 45 . ' ;
front st. Beaufort, n. cf;
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