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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1932
Professional
CARDS
Dr. Clifford W. Lewis
Office in Potter Emergency
Hospital
Office hours in Beaufort:
Every day except Tuea and Thurs.
9 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. M.
6 to 8:30 P. M. and by Appointment
Office Phone 46 Residence, 39-J
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By Elizabeth Saunders
D. W. Morton
Notary Public Insurance
With M. Leslie Davit
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Dr. Geo. A. Wooten
DENTIST
Second Floor of Duncan Building
Over House Drug Store
Hours: 9 1 2 6
Office 115 J Res. 134 L
E. D. DOYLE
RADIO
' Repair Service
Agent Atwater-Kent Radio
108 Turner Street Beaufort, 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 83-J Re- 124-L
2 Dr E. F. Menius f
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1 Eyesight Specialist with
The preacher who refused to cele
brate George Washington s Birthday
because "The Father or uur coun
try" was a drinking man just as well
step out of his pupit and stop preach
inZ about Jesus cnnst Decause vm.
was also a drinking man.
In Glenarm, County Antrim, Ire
land. Alexander McGarvock, informed
tree Mrs. David K. Miller set in a pot
three years ago i3 thriving. So big
and heavy were its latest crop two
oranges she had to prop up the
limbs.
f.oH.f f.ir the North Carolina Ex- p'..-.r.t beds so that trie surface of the
LIGHT GROWING CORN LAND per intent S at o , reports a bed in bed may be kept dry. Where the dis
BEST FOR POOR "on County affected and because ea.e appears, he suggests that the
Ev FTTjeter of the prevalence of the trouble last affected plants be destroyed and the
tmtgS mr ll-S-nall-stalk- season, he looks for another cpiden:- others sprayed w.tn Bordeaux mx
fi:;ri;ie Uescf corn are Ic SSt St. tot
Sf SfX ZZr: beetle, and other insect,
nn ueh land tha nthe single eared, this year as compared with lat stas-. Deflnite instructions about how to
larse striked, rank growing, late ma-
turing varieties.
G M. Garren, cereal agronomist
for the North Carolina Experiment
Station, has conducted a duplicate
tpt with certain corn varieties at the
m p,onpl St.itinn near Swan-
nanoa for the past three years. In one than last year and means that grow-
on gives causa tor some Bpray the beds
ttie eae win De given to any one wno win
and control the dis-
Robeson County plant bed on Febru- write to Dr. Lehman for the informa-
ary 22. Last year the first trouble tion.
was reported during the third week '
. rm l l .1: !.
m April. iniS snows ine uisease la I
appearing some two months earlier ,
p ace! the vaSs w-ere all planted ers should begin to inspect their beds
on a rich bottom soil and at another . regularly now, says Dr. Lehman
The mud weatner prevailing inru
on a rich bottom
place they were planted on a poor,
thin upland soil. As in all tests of
this kind, the same culitvaition, fer
;i;ninn distance of planting and
A playful elephant in the head bag 'other factors were used in both tests,
ge car of a New York, New Hav-jThe idea was to see which corn made
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that his brother had leu mm j. ,vw Mill River Junction, Conn, recently
dropped dead from excitsment.
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en, and Hartford railroad train pull-! the best of conditions under the two
ed the cord and stopped the train at! different environment:?.
ork, Mr. Gar-
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most of the late winter and the a
bundant occurrence of the disease in
so many plant beds in 1931 means
that there may be a large quantity of
over-wintering diseased material from
which the disease may get a new
.start this
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opment of the trouble in Georgia and
the early re-apnarance in this State
growing i alio indicates the opportunities for
William Stanton, 107, of Adell, '& One of the immigration officials jCorn represented by a variety known an eariy start.
a tarm SO seaicmnK inru sums mes, luuucun ,as oik oiii, icij - ii . enaiii ouw.v:a graa ivuiui
As a result of tlus
ren found that the
rank
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fififi t.inuid or Tablets used internally
5: -on. the forward devel- l . 666 caj externally, make a
complete and effective treatment for
Colds.
Most Speedy Remedies Known
March 31
Have a chuckle.
we v.aa miit his lob on
I to.. iL..-' M"" . ;
Ua con crn into business for himself, across this. Have a
uo t, to be his own boss and Name Isaac Koslowsky.
... . i...: : .,,1,1 inst
thinKs tree inmimiig nvum u.
about the right kind of occupation.
A newspaper
cently received
in Omaha, Neb, re
the following letter
from G. H. Gregerson, ot uavenpoit,
Iowa: "About 15 years ago you hau
a puzzle in your paper. Up to date I
haven't been able to work it, and as
I hnve never seen your answer to it
I have my doubts as to whether it
may be solved."
From What country? Russia.
Married or single? Yes.
Children? Sure.
Race? Never.
Business Rotten.
Bidding was called off in a bridge
game at the home of N. T. Hasenflue
ii Geneva, Ohio., when all four play
ers were so excited over receiving
A nine year old boy accosted Wil
liam O'Brien on a street of Long
Beach, N. J. with a pistol, told him
to put up his hands, and demanded a
nickle. O'Brnen offered him a quarter
for the gun. The deal was effected.
t a - -U 4- - i-rt r -4 - i e. a r.v.i n n n ' LT
perfect hands that they threw their j K j a
cards down on the table. Two other ,ert dIln ,e-u" E
guests at the party witnessed the j The Hickory King, a light growing ; aB
shuffling and cutting of the cards be-1 corn produced best on the ror '
At Hiawatha, Kan. while C. M.
Fraser was seeking aid to help move
his stalled automobile from some
railroad tracks, a freight train came
along and did the job. The car,
found in a ditch, was not greatly dam
aged by the impact.
Burglars entering the home of R.
A. Nickell, of Long Beach, Cal., took
?3 from a bank and stopped long
enough to eat a cherry pie.
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Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, Ii. C.
A trust fund to yield $25 a month
for the maintenance and comfort of
"Rob." a favorite saddle horse, is
provided in the will of Mrs. Kather.
ina Lombard, which has been filed for
j . T probate at Providence, R.
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Dr. C. S. Maxwell
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours
Calmly smoking a cigar, James Col-
?:azo, 26, was found by Cleveland, O.,
' police lying beside the railroad tracks
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T ' alter ne nao Deen nit Dy a iram,
Both his legs and one arm were mang
led.
10 to 12 A. M. and
appointment.
by
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William Flint, 0, Providence, R. I,
turned on the gas and died, leaving
the following note: "To the saps and
boobs in Providence, I leave what
I've got to you 30 cents." In an en
velcpe were thre? dimes.
Dr. J. O. Baxter
Specialist
THE EYE ONLY
NEW BERN, N. C.
This preacher knows how to get
the crowds to church! Rev. Guy Ben
ner, farmer-preacher of South Han
son, Mass. on successive Sunday re-
cently has given those attending
church services fresh pork, bags of
meal and candy.
3J3,
western section of the state, made tion and thorough drainage
4S.1 bushels on the fertile land.
When it was grown on the poor alnd,
v... ;t n..,-.,l;iicfl oiilv 9.1 bush-
nuv.i:ti, iv j ,
els an acre. The small light growing ,
corn, repre.-er.te d by a variety known B
as Hickory King, also well known :n
Western Carolina, produced S3.D
bushels p.r acre on the rich kr.d bit
on the poor land its yield was 14
, bushels an acre. Three other vane
'ties representing gradations in type
for the
i a d h a a s a h b b a a h b s a a a b b
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a a p
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fore the deal.
jland, and the Big Com, a rank grow-j g
,r.nt
ling type, produced be t on tae ter- a.
In Dublin, Ga., a Lttle girl named ti3 ian(j.
Gladys has a pet rooster named John-1
w follow W tn school, in fact Since North Carolina grow. is p
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everywhere she goes the rooster is ! mousanus oi acit- ui w
sure to go. And the rooster can do! corn each year, it might be wise for
several tricks. ithcm to keeP this fact in niind' snys
jar. uarren, and prepare xo use tns
A California eagle with wingspread growing types cn such h r.d this
r.f 9i innVioa Vina bpn shnt down bv i season.
Fred Leike at his ranch near Vallejo,
Cal. Leike said the bird had been
making away with many of his lambs.
At Robins Gap., near Lenoir, N. C.
Roy Hunter lost control of his car
and fell 900 feet down a mountain,
overturning at last 25 times. Hunter
sustained serious injuries, but not fa
tal.
In Birmingham, England, Alfred
Blythwaite lives alone, does his own
cooking washing, darnnig. Said he:
"I'm 87 year old. I'm healthy, I m
happy. I"ve got money in the bank,
and I've never kissed a woman. That's
why." The only time a woman ever
sets foot in his house is when his sis
ter comes to see him once a year.
A cooperative order for 5,000 j 5
pounds of lespedeza was duivered to q
Gaston County growers last weeK.
The crop will be grown largely for
soil improvement.
a-
MAY HAVE OUTBREAK
OF DOWNY MILDEW
"Dear Lord, I hope he gets elec
trocuted," was the prayer his wife of
fered for him every night, Albert E.
Schaefer, of Hartford, Conn., testi
fied in his divorce suit. He also said
that when his mother died his wife
wore a red tie to the funeral saying
it was no "funeral for her; it's a celebration."
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Dr. H. M. Hendnx $
DENTIST i
Office Honrs!
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to S P. M
Office Potter Euilo'r.g
Over the pobtcffkc
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After receiving a notice to resume
work following 18 months of idleness
John Niemi, 54, of Ashtabula, O.,
fell dead, a victim of shock.
FOR -
Ambulance Service
Day or Night
Phone 216 or 116-W
GEO. W. DILL
Funeral Director Since 1900
MOREHEAD CIT N. C.
Dr. F. E. Hyde ?
GENERAL PRACTICE X
X, Office over Betts Bakery .;.
X Office Hour X
!10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 Res. 26-L X
C. H. BUSHALL
In Memphis Mrs. Blanche Hamil
ton Karsch, one time inmate of a
Manhattan orphanage, was informed,
A, while snonnina" for fresh vegetables.
' that she had inherited ?3,500,000
ifrom her foster mother. "Really!"
I observed Mrs. Karsch. "That's nice."
Mrs. Karsch continued to shop, crit
ically selected a 10c bunch of beets,
a 5c head of lettuce.
When he was 15 years old John
Johnson, of Amston, Conn., found
the wreckage of a plane. The reward
I that he received was ?750. N .v, at
' 17, ho has become ths youngest pilot
! in Connecticut. H? used the money
!h.9 received to pay for flying instruc
tions.
! A live snake was found in the vault
iof a bank at Eden, N. Y. recently,
Bank officials were unable to explain
how it got there.
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Health, Accident.
Automobile insurance
Real
Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
COOD SERVICE
Duncan Eldg. Beaufort, N. (.'
'Phone 32
Farmers of Clay County have or
ganized a county board of agricul
ture m-( plana for better farm
ing in that county.
Two original letters by Daniel
Web.-ter were presented to the legal
biography collection in the Duke Uni
versity law library by Judge William
H. Sawyer. Chief Justice of the Su.
perior Court of New Hampshire,
when he recently visited the univer
sity at Durham.
Alonzo Roy, of Sabbattus, Me., is
S2 years ol.', Vvt he can still cut a
fiVure eight. Skating on the lake is
his favorite wintertime diversion.
Farm and Home Week will be held
at State College this year during the
week of August 29 to September 3.
The State Farmers' Convention and
the State Federation of Home Dem
onstration Clubs will meet during that
week.
By F. H. Jeter I
RALEIGH, Mar. 14 Tobacco grow-'
ers who recall the severe outbreak of
downy mildew or blue mold in their
tobacco plant beds last spring would
be wise in keeping a sharp outlook
for the trouble again this year.
Dr. S. G. Leham, plant disease
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Buy Your Easter Clothes here and save
money. New Goods arrive every week.
NOTE THESE PRICES
Ladies Spring Dresses . $2.98, $3.48, $4.98
Ladies New Spring Hats . . . .98c & $1.98
Ladies Shoes, variety of styles
and leathers at $1.98
Men's Overalls at 59c
Men's Work Shirts 49c
Men's Dress Shirts 49c-69c-98c
BIG STOCK OF GOODS ALL AT
LOW PRICES
Charles Ellis & Company
FRONT STREET BEAUFORT
(Duncan & Willis old stand)
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This Really Locks Like an Invitation
NOVEL WRAPS
By CIILl'.lB NICHOLAS
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A pleasing venture In fashion's ac
tivities Is the creating of novel little
capes and scarfs of colorful sheer vel
vet. These cunning fantasies are
all that fancy dare picture both
as to color and unique des'gn. The
winsome cane sketched nt the too Is
In Colorado Springs. Col. Asa Forb , made of transparent velvet with sclf-
cs, newspaper vendor recently appear! fabric tiuy roses completely bordering
eel at a bank there trundling a heav- It Another new unci voguish type of
ily laden wheelbarrow. He wheeled ; wrap done lu high-key colors of tur-
it up to the teller's cage. Then he j mioise, coral mid green or In any of
lifted three heavy baskets to the win-' tl.e delegable pastels is the circular
dow and started counting the contents I st'rf witl1 loI1s pointed ends which are
There were 40,000 pennies. I thrown tract hilly around the shoulder.
They are very lovely worn with prints,
In Holyoke, Mass., a small orange or trlPle sneer or 8atin swns-
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J1!80. y,0U18 !"d!e8, wll nppear ,0 be beckonlnn for you to come and have a swim are displaying the sea'son-i
ndvnnce Btyles In bathing suits at the Denuvllle club, Santa Monica, Calif. paying me season s
Scenes and Persons in the Current News
. i7i!'"ilI(i stHc'-en Chinese pouring through tne barricades into Uia international settlenuitit of Shanghai, seek
fHh,?hnWlni?roinPR7VtMCk!' Gmri Vlchot f V (left) and Senator Borah of
Sola i PoSrSH Cn W"shIngtn' s nb0"t a thlrd Part' ement 8-Senor Don Juan Francisco de
ur",n,ls J Kodilguez de Uivas, new ambassador from Spain to the United States.
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