THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930
PAGE SEVEN
A Newsy Trip
Around The World
By Elizabeth Saunders
At Hartford. Conn., Mrs. Chance
Sherwood arrived from Los Anpeles!
for a surprise visit to her sister, Mrs.
John H. Cassens. On the same day
Mrs. Cassens arrived in Los Angeles
for a surprise visit to Mrs. Sherwood.
At Bridgewater, Mass., stands an
old four-legged tree, or a tree with
four trunks,. There is an old legend
connected with it that lovers who
make wishes under the arch will have
their wishes granted.
King Albert, of Belgium, dips his
beard in his morning coffee when he
can. "The queen doesn't like it and
only lets me do it when there is none
present but the family," he says
When she refused to accept a kiss
instead of money in exchange for a
forget-me-not on tag day, Clarence
Johnson became angry and hit her
in the face with a custard pie, Miss
Lillian Culle told a Chicago judge.
Because her husband bragged so
much about being fined for speeding,
Mis. J. P. Sangor, of Chicago, delib
erately rode past a traffic signal, re
ported herself and asked the judge
to fine her so that her husband would
stop bragging when she had a fine to
brag about. She was fined $1 and
costs.
I We spent the night at State Col
lege and had the opportunity of see
ing the football team in night prac
tice. Arising early Thursday morning we
went out to the fair grounds; there
we proceeded to tour the many ex
hibits in a group. The Swine, Poul
try and Cattle Exhibits were of much
interest to the boys. They were able
to see some of the finest specimens
of livestock in the U. S.
About three o'clock in the after
noon, we were entertained by horse
racing and free attractions in front
of the grandstand.
The display of fireworks Thursday
night was inconceivable. The three
nights previous were rainy; therefore
on Thursday night they gave a
double-header which was greatly ap
proved by all.
We left Raleigh near twelve o'clock
Thursday night and arrived in New
port about 4:30 in the morning.
Needless to say we were in great need
of rest and sleep.
I think this trip excells words of
expression in educational value. No
doubt, some of the boys saw things
that they had never dreamed existed
or was possible.
The boys all express themselves as
highly pleased with the trip and are
living in hopes of making a similar
trip next year.
23 per cent and the number of car
shipped by 21 1-2 per cent. North
Carolina enjoyed a favorable market
ing season by reason of bad weather
conditions in other sections and this
is why North Carolina sold her en
tire crop at an average price of $1.
47 a bushel.
Mr. Mercker and other agricul
tural experts think it highly desir
able that the growers hold the ac
reage in 1931 to the present level
and not increase.
I hope all farmers who grow Irish
potatoes in Carteret County will
avail themselves of this opportunity
of hearing these representatives of
the state and Federal deparVnents
of agriculture, present facts similar
to the above.
Don't forget the" time and place,
Tuesday Nov. 4th at 2 P. M
house, Beauofrt.
The midget cars will cause trouble
In Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. Isabel
T. Mitchell, is suing her husband for
divorce because he bought a midget
automobile. She weighs 230 pounds
and her suit charges that her hus
band's refusal to buy a larger car
was an act of cruelty.
Court- The Tarheel Red Farm of Salisbury
won sweepstakes prize for the best
male bird in the State Fair poultry
show recently with a single comb
Rhode Island Red cockrel.
A small check for $367.25 net came
to one farmer of Halifax County last
week for 19 hogs which he fattened
under the Shay system and shipped
to the Richmond market.
n
Just listen to this one. In Houston
Texas, one finds a hot dog stand in
which is run by two sisters named
Ura and Ima Link.
Two silver dollars over 130 year:
old, and a newspaper printed at the
Irish Potato Growers
To Meet Here Tuesday
By HUGH OVERSTREET
County 'arm Agent
meeting to acquaint Oartarst
close of the Civil War are in the j County potato growers with the Irish
possession of Dr. H. B.
side, Mich.
Mix of River-
At Punxutawney, Pa., John Arney,
78, died of a fractured skull a week
after the clapper of a church bell he
was tolling fell on his head.
In Springfield, 111., the Jordon Bros.
Inc., purchases 60,000 head of horses
every year; they are slaughtered, the
meat pickled and shipped to foreign
countries. This is said to be the lar
gest horse buying corporation in the
world for slaughtering and meat eat
i ing purposes.
Ripley says that at the tombs of
47 Ronins in Tokyo incense has been
kept continuosly burning in the open
ay and night rain or shine for 300
ars.
Captain Clement of the University
Alabama football team is almost
.vays know as "Foots", and this is
.'cause he wears a No. 14 shoe.
At Tyler, Tex., James Franklin
Neeely, 70, was arrested for a murder
committed in 1883.
You might know that this happen
ed in Kinston, D. E. Wood, sports
man claims that he was hunting when
he came upon a six-foot rattle snake.
It was shot; the body was cut into.
Three hound dogs ran up to investi
gate it and were bitten by the part
including the head and about 12
inches of body. All of the dogs were
dead within 30 minutes.
potato outlook situation will be held
in the court house at Beaufort Tues
day Nov., 4th at two o'clock.
This meeting will be held as a co.
operative effort between A. E. Mer
cker, executive secretary of the inter
state Irish potato committee, Wash
ington, D. C.( th state division of
markets and the college extension
forces. Speakers in addition to Mr.
Mercker will be L. H. Bean, price
analist of the bureau of argiculture
economics Washington, D. C. R. B
Etheridge chief of the North Caro
lina division of markets, and John
Wallace, general manager of the
Southern Produce company of Nor
folk, Va.
Because of good average prices
North Carolina doubled its potato
acreage in 1928. Because of heavy
production all over the early produc
ing area prices dropped that year to
54 cents a bushel and many thous
and of bushels were allowed to rot
in the fields.
In 1929 the acreage was reduced
from 40,000 to 25,000 acres in the
state or 45 percent. Similar reduc
tions were made over the other parts
of the potato region and the price of
the North Carolina crop rose from 54
cents to $1.10, a bushel. In 1930
the state acreage was increased by
It is estimated that only about two
per cent of the manuscripts sub
mitted for publication in book form
are ever acually published.
Newport School Class
Attended State Fair
By C. S. LONG
Agricultural Teacher
Newport, October 22 Newport Vo
cational Agriculture Class makes vis
it to State Fair.
Vocational Agriculture is a new
'evelopmcnt in the Newport School;
his being its first year in operation,
nd of course, it is still in its infancy.
We were very fortunate in secur-
ig a school truck (by agreeing to be
esponsible for all expenses) to
nake a visit to our Capital City, in
order to see the State Fair.
We left Newport eaTly Wednesday
norning, October 15, and arrived at
Sleigh in due time to see a few of
he many places of interest, such as,
he Museum, State Prison, Capitol,
iovernor's Mansion, Curtis Airport,
State Hosptial, State College Poultry
'lant and College Dairy Farm.
Nervous Woman Nearly
Drives Hsband Away
"I was very nervous and so cross
with my husband I nearly drove him
away. Vinol has changed this and
we are happy again." Mrs V. Due
sa. Doctors have long known the val
ue of mineral elements iron, calcium
with cod liver peptone, as contained
in Vinol. Nervous, easily tired peo
ple are surprised how Vinol gives
new strength, sound sleep and a. BIG
appetite. Gives you more PEP to
enjoy life! Vinol tastes delicious
F. R. BELL. Druggist
FOR PLEASANT RELIEF
From
BILIOUS HEADACHES
Ordinary laxatives will not re
lieve bilious headaches. They
have no effect on the liver.
Duffy's Pills
restore the bowels to normal ac
tion, thoroughly cleans on the
liver, clears the head and re
stores your vitality. They do
not gripe or nauseate. At your
dealers 10c and 25c or direct
from
DUFFY MEDICINE CO.,
NEW BERN, N. C.
"
POTPOURRI
Cabbage All Water
Cabbage is ns near nil water
as any grown product, for !)7
per cent of Its bulls Is aqua.
Consequently while Its fond
value Is low, It is highly valu
able as a preventive of, or rem
edy for, scurvy. There are sev
eral kinds of headed cabbages
red, green, and the savoy, or
wrinkled leaved variety.
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Passenger Schedule
Effective July, 27, 1930
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 8:00 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermediate
points. Parlor ca7
from New Bern.
Lv. 3:15 PM. Sleeper New Bern to
Norfolk, Va., and
Washington, D. C.
For reservations etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C.
One Ton
OR A
Carload
Large orders or small re
ceive the same prompt
and efficient attention
from this organization.
High Quality
Our coal is . clean, rich,
long burning, and con
' tains a minimum of ash.
Right Price
BFT. LUMBER & MANFG. CO.
Phone 66
Beaufort, N. C.
D.W. Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie Daris
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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.
Leavo Beaufort for MoreheaC City
10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
Leave Morehead City for Beaufort
11:00 AM. 3:00 PM.
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KEG O' NAILS
OL. Ill
THURSDAY OCTOBER 23, 1930
Published in the in
terest of Beaufort,
Morehead City &
vicinity by the No
Hardware Co.
B. H. Noe. Editor
The Ducks and
Geese are coming
fast season opens
Nov. 1st. Come
on down sportsmen
let's get going.
We have a special
on a Double barrel
gun $18.89 it
is a $22.00 value.
Sportsmen w e
have about 89 cas
es of gun shells
this season. This
means a shell to
please everyone
Him: For two
cents I'd kiss you.
Her: Well here's!
50c ljts get going, j
Our Guaranteed j
Dry Bak Hunting I
glomes means sat
isfaction when you
buy from us.
Sportsmen get
your hunting li-
cense from us; al- j
so free guide in-
formation. R e- j
member we keep '
in touch with the
best guides.
We have the L. C.
Smith gun for $39.
89 and the new
Winchester for
$59.50.
We have a $90.
00 value in a cir
culating heater
$00.00 it's the.
best buy of the
season.
We will have two
circulating heat
ers when you are
ready to purchase,
at a saving of
$30.00 each. Come
in and let us ex
plain same to you.
Sportsmen, we
have a new deer
head in oud win
dow, and it was
killed in Carteret
County.
NOE HARDWARE
COMPANY
Leaders in tbe
Hardware Line
Phone Bft.
84 N. C.
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in
30 minutes, checks a Cold the first
day, and checks Malaria in three
days.
666 also in Tablets
f FOR $
Ambulance Service
Day or Night X
Phone 216 or 116-W
GEO. W. DILL
Funeral Director Since 1900
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
Dr. F. E. Hyde
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office over Betls Bakery
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 , Res. 26-L
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EXPERT RADIO REPAIR
SERVICE
Full Line Accesories
Phone 122-J
E. D. DOYLE
Duncan Bldg. Beaufcrt, N. C.
Dr. W. S. Chadwick
Medicine & Surgery
Office Hours:
9 to 12M 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office in Hill Building opposite
Post Office
Office Phone 63-J Res. 41-L
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C. H. BUSHALL
Firer Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
GOOD SERVICE
Duncan Bldg. Beaufort, N. C.
Phone 32
SATISFACTION
With Your
LAUNDRY
WORK
:o:
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.
The Bell Wallace
Steam Laundry
Morehead City. N. C.
REMARKABLE!
'We carry the famous Geo. Kirby, Jr.,
Copper Paints, which have proven them
selves to be the best paints on the Ameri
can market for the bottoms of boats. Paint
the bottom of your boat with this remark
able paint and when you haul it out at the
-end of several months there will be no
moss, sea-weed or barnacles clinging
where it was painted. The clean surface
is evidence to the quality of the paint.
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE SHOP
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
51
Remember
We carry the. choicest line of steaks, ham,
breakfast bacon and other meats that can
be had in this community. . . It is economy
to trade where the best can be had. Be
sure to
'Phone 45
For The Best in Meats and Groceries
C. D. JONES Co.
"EVERYTHING TO EAT'
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C.
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