THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1931.
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REAL ESTATE IF INTERESTED
in town lota or country property ad
dress The Carteret Realty & Insur
ance Co., D. W. Morton, secretary,
Beaufort, N. C. t i
FOR RENT AT MILL, 3 FIVE
room houses, light, ' heat and water.
Fine condition. 1 six room house,
light heat and water. Fine condition.
Beaufort Lumber & Manfg. Co.,
Phone 66. i
NOTICE PAY YOUR CITY TAXES
in September at a discount of two
per cent, or one per cent in October.
T. M. Thomas, Jr., City Clerk. t f
FOR SALE FORDSON TRACTOR
and Harrow, fair condition for $225.
Easy-payment plan. Loftin Motor
Co.
FOR RENT MODERN SIX ROOM
House good condition. H. G. Loftin.
tf.
FOR SALE CHEAP REPOSSESS-
ed 1930 Tudor Sedan. Apply Loftin
Motor Company. t f
USED TIRES FOR SALE MANY
miles of unused service. Loftin Mo
tor Company. t
FOR SALE SHELLED CORN IN
bags, 95c Bushel. Loftin Motor Co.
Beaufort, N. C. t f
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
C. T. A., of the estate of Elizabeth
B. Lindsay, deceased, late of Carteret
County, North Carolina, this is to no
tify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhib
it them to the undersigned at Beau
fort, N. C, on or before the lOday
of December, 1931, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 10th day of December, 1930.
MAMIE L. HILL,
Administratrix C. T. A.
E. W. Hill, Atty.
1 16 31
SALE OF LANDS
Under order of the Superior Court
of Carteret County, in proceedings
entitled "W. L. Stancil, trustee for
Isabella Midyette, etc," undersigned
trustee, will, on Wednesday, the 7th,
day of January, 1931, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the court-house door in the
town of Beaufort, N. C, offer for
sale, and sell to the highest bidder
for cash (or upon terms bid at the
sale and approved by the Court),
the following described lands:
Part lots 23 and 24 Old Town,
Beaufort, N. C; being 81 feet on
Front street and 290 feet in depth;
beginning at Gibbs' (Sabiston) corn
er on Front street, running with
Front street westwardly 81 feet,
thence northwardly parallel with
Orange St., and Thomas line 290 feet
to Midyette line, thence eastwardly
parallel Front street and with Mid
yette line 81 feet to Gibbs (Sabiston)
line, thence southwardly with Gibbs
line to beginning.
Sale subject to court's confirmation.
W. L. STANCIL,
Trustee for Isabella Midyette.
1 1 1931
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Rowland Lane Davis
deceased, late of the County of Car
teret, State of North Carolina. This
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Beaufort, N. C, on or before the
12th., day of December, 1931, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 12th day of December, 1930.
W. L, HATSELL, JR., .
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JUST LIKE
TdAT
Administrator of the estate of Row
land L. Davis, deceased. 6t Jan 22
NOTICE.
Under that certain deed of tust
dated July 1st., 1928 recorded in
Book 69, pages 1 to 15, Register of
Deeds Office, Carteret County, North
Carolina, and by authority and di
rection of order dated Dec. 12, 1930,
of the United States District Court,
Eastern District of North Carolina,
undersigned will, on Friday, January
16th, 1931, 12 o'clock noon at the
court house door in Beaufort, North
Carolina, offer for sale and sell, for
cash, (subject to the court's confirma
tion), and subject to any existing en
cumbrances, save the recited deed of
trust, the following described prop
erties: 1. 200 acres, near Wildwood,
known as D, Oglesby tract (owned by
F. L. Bell in 1922) ; Book 57 page 22.
2. 20 acres, near Bogue, N. C,
adjoining D. A. Taylor and Weeks
and G. G. Taylor; Book 55, page 289.
8. 125 acres, White Oak, near
Pelletier, adjoining Mack Morris;
(formerly Mary Smith's) ; Book 6,
page 239:
4. 52 acres, Morehead Township,
about 1 1-2 miles from Newport, on
Railroad, being tracts 8 & 9 T. S.
Smith estate where J. Stephen
Smith resides.
5. 100 acres, on Adams Creek,
near Merrimon known as "Elijah Reel
jfarm; adjoining Fannie Morris and
'others Book 65, page 149;
6. One-half interest in 57 acres,
near Straits postofflce, known as
"Salt Air;" Book NN, page 585;
7. Three (3) acres, about 5 miles
west of Newport, near hardsurface
road, adjoining S. J. Garner Book
21, page 478:
8. About 600 acres "J. Nelson
Smith farm." Beaufort Townshin:
Formerly "J. Harry Davis tract;"
Look 55 page 422;
9. 67 acres, about half mile from
North Harlowe, adjoining N. J. Con
. ....
ners, Alice Copeland, J. W. Willis;
10. 125 acres, on North side of
Newport River, on Laurel Branch,
Shoe Branch adjoining Capt. Ogles
by, and known as "Oglesby land"
(formerly owned by CH and AB
Stocks).
11. 95 3-4 acres, known as "D. J.
Ward farm," in Morehead Township,
, iSr-' cneI)ara sl T. D. Temple of Scotland Neck
S ?V 3' Page 196 1 nearimade n average net profit of $15 a
maiiaiiciu utatiufi yove Auorse tract
Book 60, page 3) ;
This December 15th, 1930.
Jos. B. Cheshire, Jr.,
Julius F. Duncan, Receivers
EH & JA Meadows, Co.
1-8-31
NOTICE OF
SALE OF
TATE.
REAL ES-
Under and by virtue of power and
authority contained in that certain
Mortgage Deed, dated October 1st.,
1926, and recorded in Book No. 50,
page 537, Carteret County Registry,
and executed by G. D. Dail, Trustee,
to B. A. Bell, of Beaufort, N. C, Car
teret County default having been
made in the payment of the indebt
edness secured thereby, whereby the
entire amount of the balance became
due and payable and demand having
been made by the holder of said note
upon the mortgagor for the payment
of same and that said mortgagor has
defaulted in the payment of said bal
ance due. Notice is hereby eiven
that the undersigned mortgagee will i
on the 1st., rfav nf Fphrnor,, 1091
at 12 o'clock M., at the Court-house I
door at Beaufort, N. C, offer for sale
and will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described real estate set out
in said mortgage to-wit:
Lying and being in the County of
Carteret and State of North Caroli
na adjoining the lands of Beaufort
Heights Company and others, bound
ed and described as follows: Begin
ning on the North line of Front St.,
and running Northwardly with East !
Une of Hill Street. One Hundred nnd
rifty (150) feet to a stake, thence
Eastwardly parallel line with Front
Street Fiftv fTiOl foot n
thence Southwardly One Hundred
and Fifty (150) feet to front Street
and with said Street Westwardly Fif
ty (50) feet to the beginning, being
iot. io MX (b) in the plan of lots
adjoining the Town of Beaufort,
known as "Ocean View" this being
the same land conveyed to B. A.
Bell, by Allen Taylor and wife, said
deed being recorded in Book 36, page
332, Records of Carteret County, N.
C.
This 31st day of December, 1930.
R. A. RtfT.T.
B. A. BELL,
Mortgagee.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Place of sale Court House door, Beau
fort, N. C.
Time of sale: February 1, 1930.
Jan. 22
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TR. J. V. S. MATHERS, M.D,
Ph.G., tells of amazing re
sults produced fcy aron in
over ten thousand rp.ses.
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"As an offiicial investigator for the
Sargon Laboratories, I have person
ally seen Sargon at work in many
thousands of cases in different parts
of this country. I have seen it win
victory after victory over stubborn
ailments of long standing that had ap
parently defied all other medicines
and treatments.
"Based on recent discoveries by
Medical Science, Sargon is accom
plishing its remarkable results by
methods undreamed of only a few
years ago and may well be consider
ed one of the great outstanding health
giving remedies of the age."
Sold by F. R. Bell, Druggist
Several thousand pounds of vetch
ijr crops in the peach orchards of
Moore County thjs fa as the regult
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mer.
Stokes County tobacco growers con
tinue to be greatly interested in the
formation of a cooperative tobacco
marketing association and recent
meetings called by County Agent J.
E. Trevathan are being well attend
ed. head from 22 baby beeves of the
Hereford breed which he raised and
fattened on his home farm and sold
in Baltimore recently.
HERE AND THERE
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At Fort Wayne, Ind., Mrs. Doro
thy Johnson was told that her four-year-old
son had fallen into a cistern.
She dived in. Neighbors rescued her,
took her home to find her son there
safe and sound.
In New Orleans, La., fifty doctors
witnessed a remarkable
operation
when Dr. D. L. Watson, removed
from the stomach of Dorothy Wahl,
19, of Key West, Fla., a piece of glass
two and one-half inches long which
has been in her body for 11 years.
In Madrid, Miguel Suero went a
round catching cats and hanging them
to trees. Arrested, he told police
his son was ill ; he was sacrificing the
cats to save his life.
In Duluth, Minn., pocket booklets
of matches used for advertising pur-
alB uemg suppiantea Dy noRet
D.00.ets .ot "pstick, which are iden-
ucai in size ana iorm.
Abe Blackwell, farmer of Walnut
Bridge, Ark., recently raised two
pumpkins weighing 104 and 86 lbs.
One is 32 inches long. How many
pies can he get from them?
Experiments carried out in a to-,'
bacco institute of research at Forck-i
heim, Germany, are reported to dem
on.strate tnat tobacco free from nic-
iuu"e can De grown.
At the age of 117. Bernardino d
Loa Santos is dead in Montevideo,
iUruguay - His daughter,
80 years
0Id ,s stl11 hvin'
After one or her hens was struck
by a motor car, Mrs. Edward Meier.
iof Helvetiat Ore., took 50 stitphes in
the fowl to save ita life. The hen
rasnt even stopped laying.
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' A minister in England says that he j
j .aa rePeated the same sermon 1,800 I
jtimes. Some fellow up and says
Ifnat ne better be careful cause i
inis congregation mterhr. fool him snmo
Sunday by not going to sleep. j
A few hours after he escaped from
police taking him to a reform school
at Hugo, Colo., Lewis Demmintou,
20, applied at the institution for ad-
AU.
mission. He explained that ti was too
cold to remain outside.
In St. Louis, Edward Fila went to
a fancy dress party in raffia skirt as
a hula maiden. In striking a match,
he set fire to his skirt and was badly
burned. '
Women who' smoke cigauts are
immodest, but pipes are O.K., says
Mrs. Belle Ryans, of Savannah, Ga.,
119 years old. Almost all of her life
she has been using tobacco, having
smoked a pipe for 108 years.
As the result of eating soup into
which a poisonous lizard had fallen
while it was cooking, 30 students
Missionary School at Erode, India,
are dead.
The skeleton of an Indian buried
where he fell in battle with a flint
tipped arrow in his back was exca
vated near Spring Grove, Minn., by
two Luther College, Iowa students
last week.
Because her husband would not al
low her to play or sing, and said her
laughing made him nervous, Mrs. Leo
Lofstead, of East McKeesport, Pa.,
has filed suit for divorce.
A log said by geologists to be 50,
000 years old, has been uncovered
near Dayton, Iowa. It was found by
well drillers 116 feet below the
ground.
In Albany, N. Y., James Mason as
saulted James Gilmore, pilfered from
him ten cents. James Mason was
sent to prison to serve from seven
and one-half to 15 years.
TO COVER STATE
WITH FARM MESSAGE
(F. H. Jeter)
A progrma of farm meetings for
the purpose of carrying facts about
the agricultural outlook and the need
of food and feed-stuffs production in
North Carolina next season has been
arranged by the agricultural exten
sion service of State College to cov
er every county in North Carolina dur
ing January and February.
Five teams of extension specialists
will go to work during the week be
ginning January 5 and starting in the
coastal counties will work gradually
westward towards the Tennessee line.
Five meetings a day will be held. In
these meetings, the speakers will pre
sent facts about the present produc
tion of food and feed supplies, will
show how far the county is from be
ing self-supporting, and will outline
the program embodied in the adopted
slogan, "Farm to Make a Living in
1931."
Dean I. O. Schaub says the cam
paign will be in charge of the dis
trict agents in their respective groups
of counties. The local home and farm
agents will arrange the meetings and
give them local notice. LeaHino- Wow
I farmers, bankers and business men
of all kinds will be invited.
There will be no guess work in the
facts to be given, says Mr. Schaub.
Already the economists are working
out the need of a family or a live
stock unit for feed and food for one
year. The home demonstration peo
ple are also at work on facts about
more complete diets which may be
prepared from foodstuffs produced at
home.
Mr. Schaub snys it is not enough
next y;ar to reduce the acreage to
cotton and tobacco. The crops that
may be raised in place of these two
must receive attention.
The need of
D.W.Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie Daris
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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NEW BERN, H. C.
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Fire Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
GOOD SERVICE
Duncan Bide. Beaufort, N. C
'Phone 32
local markets must be studied and
above all else, if there is a lack of
home -grown supplies, this must be
remedied.
The governor of Virginia says: "A
big blow would be struck at whiskey
if church members would stop drink
ing it." What a lot he said! He
knows his congregations.
Getting
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al Bladder Irritation, in acid condi
tions, makes you feel tired, depressed
and discouraged, try the Cystex Test.
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the system In 15 minutes. Praised by
thousands for rapid and positive ac
tion. Don't give up. TryCystex (pro
nounced Slss-tex) today, under the
Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly
allay these conditions, improve rest
ful sleep and energy, or money back.
Only 60c at
F. R. BELL, Druggist, Agent
i Dr. W. S. Chadwick J
$ Medicine & Surgery
j Office Hours:
9 to 12M 3 to 5 P. M.
Y and by Appointment
T Office in Hill Building opposite
Post Office
Y Office Phone 83-J
Res. 41-L
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FOR
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4. Day or Night
Y 'Phone 216 or 116-W
GEO. W. DILL
Funeral Director Since 1900
Y MOREHEAD CIT, N. C.
Throw It Away?
No! Take it to Barbour Bros., Machine
Shop and have it welded the acetylene
way. No matter what it is, they can fix it.
Or if any kind of machinery gets out of fix,
they can put in in running order in just a
short while.
TRY THEM !
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE SHOP
FRONT ST BEAUFORT, N. C.
I WantTo Send My
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Our Child Endowment Policies are
result of a demand for insurance on chil
dren other than weekly industrial insur
ance. These Endowments are issued on
the annual, semi-annual and quarterly
plan. They have cash and loan values.
They participate in the annual dividends
of the Company.
INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INS. CO.
"Dividend Record Unexcelled"
J. A. RATCLIFFE, Manager
130 Craven St.
Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to 5 P. M
Office Potter Build-rg
Over the potoffice
E. D. DOYLE
RADIO
Repair Service
Agent Atwater-Kent Radio
Duncan Bldg. Beaufort,' N. C.
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Beaufort, N. C.