THE BEAUFORT NEWS THU RSDAY, JULY 3, 1930
PAGE THREE
"Got Me Up Out
Of Wheel Chair"
" I was a complete invalid and had
to be pushc;! about in a v!uel chair
hefoii; l suiu.,, b'.:, L,on, ! now my
f dentin ail ini.ivi.-I at my v. ontloi fill
recovery.
REPORTED AS WANTED
ON SEVERAL CHARGES
Kinston, June 24 J. G. Isley, 24
of Burlington, held at Morehead
City, is reported by police here to be
wanted on forgery or automobile
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Sheep raising also will pay in east- People in the big centers are mov
,111) Carolina because there are few' ing out into the suburbs and the sub
i farms without some waste land, pas- uibs are going back farther and far
j.ture and cover crops which can be ther into the rural districts. Rapid
jUmntl into profits by the animals." transportation is doing itt, share to
' There are times wh,;n the Hock bring about this change. We are
Y" ""vl' u" lun 01 U1U general not going to lose our country and ! theft chargess at Winston-Salem, Gia
i aim, says Mr. Foster. In this way small town life if we will see to it ham, Burlington, Kinston and More-
.Ult' animals ,u,t "y Kiwin much for- that the people in the country have; head City. Cars belonging to J. E.
: age that would go to waste but they, their fair share of prosperity and ! I'ilgrum, of Winston-Salem, and R.
lalso keep down noxious weeds. ! progress. After all, man is a social j Thornton Hood, of Kinston havi
Snecp may he grazed piaccically the : animal and his social instincts can be been recovered by the local authori
entire year in eastern Carolina. Cov-j better satisfied in smaller communi-1 ties, who assert Isley confessed their
or crops may he utilized after the ties than in the great metropolitan ; theft to a Kinston detective in the
la.-i,uieh n,ie ian.ii anil tni.-. togeth- centers ot wealth and population. ;tovn lai at Moi-eheiut Titv
We used to get results in this line
with no more equipment except a
bent pin.
Mrs. Kate Webbley of Pittsburg
had three operations performed to
remove her false teeth from her
j throat. I
1 ygsi mii wi mii 1 1 iiiiiiiiim i . .janaiw '
er vilh the mild climate makes po.s
'sible the production of early spiing
I lambs. The lambs may be piaced on
'the market when p;ices are highest
land will thus escape the ravages of
the stomach worms.
tlsilile winter feeds for she-p and this
is produced in abundance in eastern
Carolina. The large markets of Rich
mond, Philadelphia and Baltimore art
nearby. Mr. Foster savs a small f :irm fin fir
kept on the Upper Coastal Plain
Hiianch Station near Rocky Mount
Has paid well and shows what can
be done by the practical farmer in
that section.
ALLEGED BANDITS HELD
UNDER BOND OF $10,000
MRS. LILLIE GARLAND JARVIS
hand and extended into my left side, j
arm and lower limb. I couldn't walk
a step or raise my hand to my head. ;
My trouble was "diagnosed as inflam
atory rheumatism. My kidneys were
disordered, my weight dropped to 97 .
pounds and I suffered with sick head
aches and indigestion, four bottles,
of this wonderful Sargon recondi-j
tioned my whole system and ended !
every one of my ailments! I'm up
and about as good as anybody and : n!lmiot j'.
nave ancaoy regained eu pounds oi
nitr 1a .,.i..af i
T . , o ii'ii . ,. , many of us remember, n the davs
I took Sargon Pills right along ur tu , , ., ', b
.uiu v i i ii 7i i- betore the automobile became rum.
with the liquid and the wav thev stun-:,., , . , . "L L"m
, , , ,. , .. ' ;nion and we took our out nc behind
ulated .my liver and rid me ot con- tll ,, ,. , , ,. ., 1 uw"k uenina
...u, ..i n i i .. .tne 0,(1 reliable fami v horse n that
NAT! 0 NAL AFFAIRS
Written for This Paper by
FRANK P. L1TSCIIERT
We have heard quite a little, since
the taking of the VXiO census about
the disappearance of the Ami.Hm
oni our national life. This
to a great extent true. We can
4 : ..ail ..i- tu.. l i. 11: .
r n i 1 1 , t , '''-wheeled rig, that every few miles
is nci-fectlv i-pmarka bin " Mrs T.il- , . . " K.v.iy n.w nines
lie Garland Jarvis, Woodf'm Station,
Asheville.
F. R. BELL, Druggist, Agent
Will Control Pellagra
In Richmond County
joown tne (lusty pike we would run
across one of those typical American
iiamieis, mciiiiiing a general store, a
blacksmith shop and perhaps a half
dozen dwellings. A great many of
these hamlets have di.-appvared.
Put ft is not to be assumed be
cause Of this th;if tlr. A.,.,.;., ;i
By F. H. JETER arif) ,.,.llnt,.., ,, '
p.,i;,,i, ?n rnn.rnfin . . umuppetii -
tr ' V u u . "I--"., InK. AccordinK to Dl. c j G , .
with the county health department aricultural sociologist of the Bureau
Mrs Anna Lea Hams, home agen t of Agriculture Economics, the towns
of Richmond Sounty, has ,et about i of from 1000 to , , ti
eradicating pellagra as one of the I .,,. ,.i , ' .
. .' . , ... , ule nt only properous and growing,
mam extension projects for that coun I but . in most instances more nrosner-
ous than ever. Dr. Galpin said re
cently: "Although the general trend has
been for farmers to shift their buy-
ty this year,
"The whole county is cooperating
to get this job done," says Mrs.
Jame S. McKimmon, state home dem
onstration agent at State College
"Our home agent, Mrs. Harris is
limn BLures ai country cross
roads, in hamlets, and in small vil-
searching out suspected cases and !Uges, to larger retail trading centers
getting them to the doctor while she, the shift in farmer buying to towns
prescribes a better balanced diet forranging from 1,000 to 10 000 in pop
the family. She has succeeded in ulation is increasing the trade area
getting the local dairies to supply j 0f these towns, increasing the trade
milk to the cases at a reduced price land increasing their purchasing ful
and a local relief committee is help- crum."
ing to furnish other foods on the
diet list. A number of individual But the decline of the cross ro-ids
gardners who may have a surplus of hamlet and its half dozen homes clus-
uineieiiL ve-ueiauies are iui nuitf tered about the general store is not
these over to the committee to bo j to be denied. It is due to morehun
used wnere uiey are most neeaeov : one reason. First, the rural ponul t
In some cases it is possible for the; tion has been declinin- during the
family afflicted with the disease to , past two decades, and with the ad'
have a garden of their own. In such vent of the automobile the farmer
cases, the home agent h.lp- to sup- can get to the nearest sizeable town
ply seeds and plants to get the plot ; to do his neighboring hamlet in the
started. Mrs. McKimmon says that early days. And the modern road
both white and Negro families are makes the trip a pleasure instead of
assisted. There is no discrimination, j an unpleasant undertaking as was the
This plan being tried in Richmond ; case in the old days especially in in
County could be adopted in every , clement weather.
county in North Carolina where this I
disease is found, says Mrs. McKim- j It fa said that the farm population
mon. If such vigorous measures are of the country has decreased four
put into operation in every such millions in the past ten years But
county, North Carolina would soon be the 27,000,000 living on the 'farms
classed with the non-pellagra states, now, have the same income as the 31
Mrs. McKimmon says the home a- 000,000 who lived on the farms in
gents are anxious to cooperate with l-iuo, so that the standard of livin
the health authorities whenever they is undoubtedly becoming hW. a"
are needed. the disappearance of the little ham-!
I let of bygone days not mean the dis-!
INTEREST IN LIVESTOCK ! appearance of rural and small town
STIMULATES SHEEP GROWING lite, a calamity we do not like to I
By F. H. JETER (consider as possible. In fact there
Raleigh, June 30 Destruction of , ar'" more prosperous towns and mid-'
cotton by the boll weevil, the need,1"1-' sized cities than, ever before.'
for more diversified farming, and the ! Ai.d the villages and towns of today I
growing interest in pasture and hay i have advantages little dreamed of by
crops is turning the minds of eastern I fho big cities a generation ago. The
Carolina farmers to the production ( difference in the advantages in the
of small farm flocks of sheep. j b'fT urban and the rural centers is be-
' "The growing of sheep on a farm coming smaller each year and in time
flock basis is a great need all over tms 's bpund to have a salutary effect.
the State and especially in eastern ! Indeed the change now does not
Carolina," says John E. Foster, sheep seem far away. While our middle
expert at State College. "We do not I sized cities are growing at a rapid1
wish to see large commercial flocks rate the census returns show that the 1
started in this State but we do think, great cities of the country, with few
it wise to add a few sheep so as to exceptions, did not increase in pop- j
have a nice farm flock. Such a ulation so rapidly during the ten
flock will furnish an income both years just completed as during the !
from the wool and the spring lambs. ' ten before.
Spencer, June 24 W. C. Benfield !
and V. C. Travis were bound over to
the next term of Rowan County Su- J
perior Court in default of $10,000
bond each on a charge of robbing the j
Boone Rock Bottling Company here j
June 17. The men are churged with J
naving secured .faO in cash and
checks and jewelry. Today's hear
ing was ueiore mayor rrotem J. W. t
Bean, of Spencer. j
A Britisher wants a course in
Iaught;r introduced into the schools.
Dr. E. F. Menius f
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, N. C.
? Dr. W. S. Chadwick f
medicine & Surgery
Office Hourt;
0 to 12M 3 to r. P. M.
and by Appointment
'itiicc in Potters Emergency
! Hospital
Office Phone 46 Res. 41-L
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 Res. 26-L
1 S"S"H5MHW"!,
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Dr. E. E. Whitehurst I
FOR oALE
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
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE
SHOP
! i-j-
GENERAL RACT1CE
Phones: Office 83. Res. 107L
Office Hours:
10 to 12 to 5 and by
appointment J
D. W. Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie D.rit
BEAUFORT, N. C.
C. H. BITSHALL
Fire- Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
COOD SERVICE
Duncan Bldg. Beaufort, N. C.
'Phone 32
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Passenger Schedules
Effective December 29, 1929
Beaufort, N. C.
7:00 AM. Goldsboro, , Norfolk;
and intermediate
points. Parlor ca; !
from New Bern.
3:15 PM. Sleeper New Bern to!
Norfolk, Va., and j
Washington, D. C.
For reservations etc. call on i
SETH GIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C,
For Bargains See
otorCo.
Best Place to
Lofts n I
SATISFACTION
With Your
LAUNDRY
WORK
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BUS SCHEDULE
Carteret Transit Co.
LeRve Morehead City for Atlantic ano i ?
points east 11:00 AM. If
Leave Beaufort for Atlantic and 1 1
points east 11:30 AM.
Leav Atlantic for Beaufort and ! f
Morehead City 1:15 PM. 1
LIIT BMHort for MnrohouA TiHr 1 T
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10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
Leave Morehead City for Beaufort
11:00 AM. 3:00 PM.
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SPECIAL TRIPS ,
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use the same care, the T
snme skili and the same f
thoroughness the most
skilled laundress u-ie?, but f
the cost, to yon is less.
U0
Morehead City, N. C.
"Q.
saves $25!
j3
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your paint cost by
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Paint. If it cost $75
before to paint your
house, you will save $25
by using "Stag" now.
Just add a gallon of lin
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Slag." Have two gal
lons of better paint,
f r e s h-m i x e d that
spreads better and goes
Your savins is in th c
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lor literature and name of dealer.
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machinery breaks our dependable welding
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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
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE SHOP
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
furthe
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Made by HIRSHBERG PAINT CO., Baltimore, Mi
Sold by
NOE HARDWARE CO.
FRESH MEATS
Canned Qoods Bolllcd Qoods
IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE
STORE THAT CARRIES
"EVERYTHING TO EAT"
C. D. JONES Co.
'Phone 45
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
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