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FRIDAY, JULY 1948 tAGE SIX CA1TERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES. BEAUFORT AND MQBEHEAD CITT, "N.C CLASSIFIED ADS 1 CENT! A WOBB: M CENTS MINIMUM CHA0 DISCOUNT rOB CONSJECVTnXLT REPEATED INSERTION CLASSIFIED DISPLAY M CENTS AN INCH FLA1 CABD8 OF THANKS I CENTS A WORD: 75 CENTS MINIM VM CHABOE FOR SALE 1 REGISTERED Thoroughbred Duuroc Boar, 18 months old. See Eddie Masotti at News-Times of fice. DH THAYER BABY CARRIAGE and one babv bed. See Hilda G. Paul, Phone B 335-1 or call at 708 Ann St., Beaufort. J 6 P TWO ICE BOXES, clean, excellent condition. Phone Mrs H. C. Jones, 116 Queen St, Beaufort B 429 6. J 13 p jl6FT FLAT BOTTOM row skiff. $20. Willis Radio Service, Craven St., Beaufort. It SUNSHINE COURT water view lots with riparian rights.' Eleclri fcity and water. 1 mile eist of post ofiice Front St. Beaufort Two miles from Shackleford Banks, best fishing ground in state. G. M Paul, P.O. Box 218, Beaufort, N.C. tf . MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Sash, Cabinet Doors, Millwork, Douglas Firwood Doors LOCKHART'S CARPENTER SHOP Dial M 8004 ! 2 miles west of Morehead City on Highway 70 Thu tf USED FRUEHAUF seafood van, 26 feet, double rear doors, zinc floor, drain tubes, tire carrier, lights, two-speed landing gear, 4 12 inch irsulation, completely overhauled and painted, available at bargain price. Tom Bailey Mo tors, Inc., Rocky Mount, N. C. Jull RECAP YOUR tires for hot weath er safety. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Tire Service Co., 1300 Arendell St., Morehead City. Jul 16 MODERN cottage, four rooms and bath. Located on Radio Island. See A. C. or G. D. Turner. J29p Will Get You Practically Any Make or Model New Car Desired In Approximately 4 Days GOOD USED CARS 1948 Oldsmobile Series "98" 2 Door Sedan 1941 Ford Special Deluxe 4 Door Sedan f 1939 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan 1938 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan Cash or Reasonable Terms DICK PARKER MOTOR COMPANY 1302 Arendell St. Morehead City , - kofa bed in excellent condition $50; month old man's bicycle $30. Phone M 5372 or see at 304 South 15th St., Morehead City. J2p TOBACCO trucks and cart wheels. See, write or phone L. C. Carroll, Newport. J2 947 FORD ton and half truck, only 9,000 miles. A 1 conditibn. E. F. Guthrie, Bogue. J 6 p BEAUFORT BUS station conces- sion for lease. Concession and . ticket sales netted over $300 in May. Contact J. T. White, Beaufort 1 Bus Station. If STUDIO COUCH, 3-burner oil stove, other furniture. Mrs. Berke ley Piner, one mile east Beaufort on old New Bern Rd. B 5161. It USED CAR BUYS $200 Takes ' 1937 Plymouth ; Best Buy 1942 Chevrolet Club Coupe In excellent condition ' PAUL MOTOR' COMPANY Front Stk ' . Beaufort MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY iirap Iron, steel, tin, au to ridiators. bodies, fenders, bat teries. Get our prices first Salt er's Iron A Metal Co., on More- head City Highway. Phone New '., Bern 3910, or write P. O. Box 736, New Bern. tf SXVL better time-keeping let us epair your watch. All work guar an teed. Jarvis Herring, Jeweler, . Craven SL, Beaufort, N. C- tf MISCELLANEOUS ALL APPLIANCES repaired. We pick up your lamp, iron or other items, repair and then return them. Phone Sound Appliance Co., M 8011. Your Frigidaire products dealer. tf FOR CORRECT TIME: M 8006. For correct jewelry, satisfactory watch repair, Early Jewelers, 812 Arendell St., Morehead City. tf DUPLICATE keys made to order We have the blanks and the ma chine. Protect yourself by having an extra set of keys made to put In a safe place. Western Auto As sociate Store, Beaufort, N.C. tf TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, calculators. Sales and service. Taff Office Equipment Co., 222 Craven St., New Bern. Phone 3135. tf LAWN MOWERS sharpened the factory way $1.50. Pick-up and de livery in Morehead City and Beau fort. Dial B 3651, Western Auto Store, Beaufort. tf WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 5 cents per pound for clean rags. Thornton's Texaco Sta tion, Front and Orange Sts., Beau fort, tf FOR RENT MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Rent our High Speed Floor Sander and Edger. Low rates. Western Auto Store, Beaufort Phone 3651. tf LOST end FOUND REWARD for return of hand truck lost on highway east of Beaufort. Phono M 286 or write Glen Toler, Morehead City. It Special Notices CARD OF THANKS We express our sincere appre ciation to the Morehead City Fire Department for their fine work in keeping the loss on our house at a minimum. We also thank our neighbors and friends for assis tance they gave following the fire. Mrs. D. B. Willis and Family TAX SALE Beaufort, North Carolina. Notice is hereby given that the property hereinaft er described and to whom belonging will be sold at the City Hall door in Bean tort, North Carolina, to the highest bidder lor CASH at Public Auction on MONDAY JULY 12, 1948, at 12 o' clock M., lor taxes and costs lor the year 1947 and lor such other years as indicat ed below, unless paid be fore that day. This 10th day of June, 1948. WM. L. HATSELL, Tax Collector J 11-18-25 July 2 Beaufort Bldg. k Loan, 14 No. 216 O.T. Craven St $2.86 Beaufort - Morehead Railroad; No. 4, 5, 7 & 8 H.T.; No. 122 O.T. Broad St. No. 280-300 near water tank; Pt. No. 44 H.T. ........ $117.11 Beaufort Quick Freezing Co. Bldgs. on leased land .... $477.00 Beaufort Sea Food Co., 1 lot foot Brod St., Fish House ........ $47.70 Davis k Humber. Pt. No. 12 O. T. Crave k Front Sts. .... $49.61 Davis, Betty D. (Miss), Pt. No. 230, Front St. Pt, No. 34 & 35 Front St. - .:. $8.01 Davis, Leslie, Est., Pt. No. 52 N. T. Live Oak St.v No. 253 O.T. Front St., Bldg. k improvements $69.11 Davis, Chas. 4 Oliver, Pt. No. 259 O.T. Front St., and Fish House ......-.-.-...- $125.36 Davis, Oliver, PL No. 253 O.T. Front St. 12 Fish House ... $41-10 Diamond Back Terrapin Co. No. 226, 243"O.T. Craven St. No. 223, 227 O.T. Queen St., No. 228 Tur ner ........... ...... $13.83 Duncan, Dr. t, L. Est., No. 193 O.T. Turner St., No. 161 O.T. Crav en St., No. 71 O.T. Cedar .. $16.14 Fodrie, Hubert L., No. 121 122 Craven St ........... $82.93 Garner, Claytoa k Maurice, Pt NOTICE No. 115 k 116 Orange St. and dwelling .......w...... $18.13 Guthrie, W. Dewey, No. ,194 Or ange SL ....... J...-..,......,...... $19.46 Hodges, Millie H , Pt. No. 186 Pine St. w-. $7.93 Hudgini, Chas. F., pt. No. 41 O. T. Ann St. k dwelling ...... $38.79 Johnson, Price. Pt." No. 130itbr Moron-Parnell wedding and Rrnnrt St & dwellinff S55.44 . Lee, Ulya, Pt. No. 189 Turner St. k Dwelling ... $17.37 Mason, Aulbert, 1 lot Broad St. E.V: k dwelling . $12.36 Mason, Leslie D., Pt. No. 38 k 39 Moore St $31.87 Mason, Steve, Pt. E.B. Ann St. $27.10 Moulton, Geo. Est., Pt. No. 193 O.T. Turner St $9.95 Noe, L. J., Jr., Pt. No. 85 O.T. k dwelling $41.60 Norris, Adelia. No. 57 Broad St. O'Neal, Luther. Pt. No. 45 N.T. Marsh St $48.41 Owens, Clyde k wife, Pt. No. 99 Broad St. and improvements $52.78 Parkin, C. W. Est., Pt. No. 36 N T. Live Oak St $20.03 Paul, Mrs. Isabella, No. 65 Ful ford St $7.63 Perkins, H. G., Pt. E.B. Fulford St $4.20 Ramsey, Raymond, No. 42, N.T.. Live Oak St $20.68 Mice w. J. ri. u. .. Broad St Richardson. D. C, Pt. E.B. Ann St, Pt. E.B. Front St., Pt. 48 1 Queen St., back lot $41.30 1 Richardson, Mrs. G. W., Pt. 58 O.T. Ann St $49.63 Robinson, Callis D., Pt. E.B. Ann St. and Gordon St $33.88 Robinson, John W. Trustee, 220 Craven St $2.45 , Russell, R. E., Pt. No. 189 &' dwelling $8 02 Simpson, Mrs. Julia, Pt. wo. id O.T. Orange St. .. $6 96 Springle, Carola Glover, Pt. 189 O.T. Pine St $4 77 Springle, Ernest R., Pt. No. 158 1 O T. Cedar St. k dwell $13.80 Springle, Hubert. Pt. 208 Fulforo I st K j49p Styron! Mrs. Geo. b7 Pt. E.B , Gordon St $23.85 i Taylor, Mrs. Rob't. H., Pt. No. 9 N T. Front St. k dwell $19.57 Taylor, West H. Est., Pt. No. 9 N. ' T Front St. 4 2 dwellings $30.53 Thomas, Nannie F. Est.. Pt. 25, 34 35, 230 k 238 Front St. $92.25 Whitehurst. H. A. Est.. Pt. No. 94 Orange St $19 27 1 Whitehurst, Harry H., Pt. E. B. I Ann St. & dwell $33 59 Whitehurst. Nancy, Est.. Pt. No. i 91 f.nrHnn St $21.63 Whitehurst, Norman, Pt. E.B. Gordon St $25.29 Willis, Glenn, Pt. No. 70 k 80 O.T. Ann St $86.24 Willis, N. T., Pt. 158 O.T. Cedar St $7-36 Willis, Wm. H., E.B. Ann.S, $19.58 COLORED Baxter, Charles Herman, Pt. No. 183 O.T. Craven St $10.50 Bean. Wallace, It. No. 203 Craven St $5-55 Becton, Alonzo k wife. Pt. No. 89 Pine St. between Marsh and Live Oak St $7 64 Bell, Martha, Pt No. 215 Mul berry St $613 Brown, -Florence, Pt. No. 33 O. T. Queen St $9 08 Brown, William R., Pt. No. 133 Oueen St $10 03 Carter, James E Pt. No. 140 Queen St $8-85 Chadwlck, Hattie Est, Pt. No. 182 O.T. Pine St $411 Chadwick. James M.. Pt. No. 86, N.T. Pine St $7 32 Chadwick. Leo. Pt No. 85 & N.T. Pine St $8 03 Collins, Eddie Lee, Pt. No. 73 & 74 N.T. tedar St $10.65 Copes, Janie, Pt No. 41 N.T. Live Oak St $7-42 Copes, LaFayette, Pt. No. 215 O. T. Mulberry St $6 64 Crooms, Romeo, No. 94 N.T. Marsh St. $3 91 Davis, David W. Est, Pt. No. 196, O.T. Pine St., house at rear of lot; No. 69 Cor, Marsh k Cedar Sts.; improvements 3 houses; new dwelling $87.82 Davis, Francis Est, Pt. No. 167 OX Craven St $7.04 Davis, Nancy Est, Pt. No. 31 N. T. Live Oak St $6 99 Davis, Sederick, Pt. No. 80 N.T. Marsh St. $10.48 Ellison, James Garfield, Pt. No. 85 O.T. Pine St $7.07 k improvements , $55.81 Ellison, John R., Sr., Pt. No. 92 N.T. Marsh St $12.07 Ellison, Stephen, hrs., No. 131 N.T. Front St 1 $4.20 Fisher, Dr. H. W., Pt. No. 134 Craven St $7 01 Fulford. Annie J., Pt. No. 208 Pollock Stt $12.06 Fulford, Annie Maria, Pt. No. 90 N.T. Pollock St $12.10 Garrls, Roscoe, Pt. No. 153 Ce dar St. ..., $12.26 Godette, Artis, Pt. 73 O.T. Cedar St. .......,... $9 60 Godette. Luclnda, Pt. No. 71 N. T. Pollock St. $17.17 Goddette, Matthew, Pt. 157 O T cor. Cedar k Queen $12.89 Gordon, Frank N., 12 O.T. Pol lock St. $4.96 Gorum, Charlie, No. 215 J O.T. Mulberry St $10.24 Green, Henry Est., Pt HT. k Pt. 81 N.T. Marsh St ........ $23.13 Green, Leoaa, house 7 lot on Queen St .. .. . ... $2 W Green, Sam, Pt 199 Pine St ...:...,.....r.:..... $9.73 Hardesty, Enoch, Pt 198 & bldg. O.T. Pine St. ............................ $5.4? Hardesty, James, Pt No. 141 O. T. Queen St j............ $6.50 Harris, Jas. O., Sr., Pt. No. 180 O.T. Queen St ....... $7.63 Hartley, Freddie B., PL No. 141 HABL0WE Mr. and Mrs. Biliie Scofield and daughter, Linda. Misses Patricia and Elizabeth Morton and Cath erine Noe motored to New Bern Saturday afternoon and attended e "'"Hi Mrs. Ashby B. Morton spent Tuesday in Beaufort. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ball, Miss Lena Ball; Mrs. Lionel Con rrr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tolson Misses Betty Jane Mason and Jean Ball, Philip Taylor, Douglas Wil- liams, Tom Adams, Wallace Con ner and Johnnie Oulnd motored to Newport Sunday evening to attend the show at Ball Bros, theatre. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kuch Williams and son, Gary, were in Beaufort Tuesday morning on business. They were accompanied by Mrs. W. C. Williams who visited Mist Annie, L. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sadler Morton returned Sunday evening from their wedding trip. NEWPORT Mrs. James Cannady and chil dren of Charlotte are spending seme time with Mrs. Canady's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Hill. ,iule daughter spent the wrekcnd M, .nA Mrc v s Rtiio.. " " Mr. and Mrs. Kay Livingston ana children of Portsmouth, Va., are spending tneir vacation ai me c m o Mr aml MrSi Chester Mpar.s on Bocue Sound. M n(l MrSi Carraway are vis- ilin! Mrs rarrawav's brother and famiiv Mr t w Howard. M, an(i Mrc j0hn Linebcrger H rhiMrpn have Bone back to Texas En route (hoy spent a njgnt witn Mr and Mrs o. L. lMyey wno are living in Jackson, Miss ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Ft. Murdoch Mt Sunday to return to Atlanta, Ga Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McCain carried them to Raleigh to take the south bound train. Mrs. Lina Dixon of Sarasota. 8rrived to spend some time here with relatives. Mrs. Harry Simmons is visiting her mother and father in ' Scaleve . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Merrill ve vonne son. born Tuesday in the Morehead City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Allen went to Greenville last week to get their little son Bill Bonner who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lyman i """5 weie. TOUR (Continued From Paee One) cemetery claims Capt. Mattlnw R Gooding, who ran the blockade during the war. and J. P. WiPis, who died in the battle oi Fort Macon. George Johnston, a Negro, fought In the war on the Yankee side and lost an arm. He also is buried there The association under whose auspices the tour was given has been working bard in orrir to clean up, repair, and generally im prove the cemetery so that it will become a more sightly landmark than it has been in the past. The work of the restoration as sociation is financed through con tributions of local civic organiza tions, churches, pnd others inter ested in its activities. Mrs. D. F. Morrill is president. Accordion Imitates Other Instruments MOSCOW (AP) "Trud' roports that an experimental work shop of the Soviet Arts Committee has produced a new type of ac cordion which will reproduce the sound of many musical instru ments. Called the "timbre accord ion", a recent demonstration show ed the instrument reproducing the music of the french horn, the clari net and the bassoon. The accordion is one of the most popular instru ments in Russia. O.T. back lot & dwelling .. $3.92 Hawkins, Chas. C, No. 206 Queen St $15.97 Hazel, B. G., Pt. 200 O.T. Pollock St $3.19 Henry, Alex, Pt. No. 22 H.T. : $4.77 Henry, Dave, Est, Pt. No. 82 O T. Craven St $9.2t Henry, Luther M., Pt. No. 72 N T. Queen St $12.8f Johnson, Carrie J., PtNo. 211 Craven St $15.2r Johnson, Clinton Est., Pt. 6' Cedar St $7.0 Johnson, W. J., 182 Pine St. t store bldg $18.9? Jones, Milland Wright & wife Pt No. 89 O.T., 2 dwellings $21.91 Parker, Jesse, Jr., Pt. No. 64 N T. Marsh St $14.61 Parker, Otis, Pt. No. 11 H.T Cedar St $12.51 Pasteur. John E., Pt. No. 75 N T. Pollock St. $5. Pettaway, Clarence k wife Sar ah, Pt lot No. 133 Queen St $8.17 Sanders, Nancy, Pt No. 41 N.T Live Oak St. $4.r Smith, Benjamin H. Pt No. 77 N.T. Marsh St. $5.61 Stanley, Ressie W, Pt. No. W O.T. Pine St $12.94 Stewart, Esther Jordan, pt. No. 87 N.T. Pollock St .. .... $11.31 . Suggs, Garfield, Pt. No. 88, Pine Pt. 87-88 N.T. Pine St. $25.25 Teel, John k Elsie, Pt. No. 6? N.T. Pollock St . . $18.45 Washineton, John L. k Lucy. Pt 123 Broad St. ........... .a..-.. $7.25 Washington, John N., Pt 180 O. f. Queen StT .............. $14.11 Washington, W. H. Est, Pt 180 O.T. Pine St. ......... $6.82 Williams, Fred L. No. 187 O.T. Craven St $10.19 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE NEWS-TIMES , , Morehead City, N. C. Dear Sir: 'This isn't Just a letter, it's a story more or less, probably less. I'm calling this "Where Dreams Come True." Ever hear of Harker's Island, N. C.7 ' ' I suppose very few people have, outside of Carteret County. But around that territory people know us and know us well. Maybe some times those things' aren't Just what they should be and are not as truthful as they should be. But nevertheless we lust take it in our stride fs we do everything else. People seem to take a shine to that nlace and it's growing, grow ing fast. I suppose there are a score of summer homes already built there with more people build ing there all the time. Some of them are year-round while othe-s are just for a few weeks in the summer, but the people who have been there always return and i usually bring friends and relatives , . J U 1 fATiir-n wnn mem, ..u ! CTnllr lhJZ I there. HUH??? The nonulation is IIC. OU, MV aw,.. o now around 1,200 compared to 1, 000 in 1940. In 1939 Electric Power was put to the Island by way of Lennox ville, which was later rerouted. That was just like turning on a 100 watt bulb in a dark room Well, it was! The batterv radios kerosene lamps and lanterns wre done away with and replacrd by bulbs. Ali those dark corners 'hat h'd pover sorn licht before were all lighted up. Probably in sonv ca.se, inty i never knew existed bur hey were lighted just the same and we ell neht m with the res of the world with no strain "t all. Electric, v is a . wond r ul thins ll liinrfc- th'lf ItA M Junior' Chamber Cornme is aniicipating putting some of that electricity to use by nutting a cau-1 tion lieht at the intersection of the , main highway and the Post Office I road. This will be a very good . thing because, just as likely as not when vou're drivin" east or west I on the main highway, some local racingminded scalawag of about twelve years of age, or some of our nearby out-oftowners will come slipping, sliding and hell bent forelection out of the Post Office road: scaring you half to death, driving you through some-1 one's fence and into their yard, I and go on his merry wav as if , nothing had ever happened, uz course this doesn't happen every time vou Bo bv this particular place and It may never happen to you, but don t do surprised u u does. Just, take it easy going Dy there and you'll probably come out OK. hundreds of us do everydav. Where was I anyway, boiorc i got the J. C.s on me? Oh yes. In January 1941 we got our long awaited for bridge. Naturally it was not where the people who use it wanted it, but instead it was where a few of our Carteret Coun ty not-so-clean politicians wanted it. But nevertheless we got our: bridge. We could ride a fine grue-1 some, backbreaking, sure death for i an automobile dirt and clay road j to U. S. highway 70, where in turn we can ride the 14 or 15 miles to nearbv Beaufort, which is about six actual miles. The amount that , was spent in repairing and replac- j ie automobiles: hnving gsnline. I tires and bus tickets could have put a bridge just where we wanted it before we finally sot a hard surfaced road. Going back a little before- we got the electricity and the bridge ifl 1938 I believe it was, we got a sidewalk in, of all places, the mid dle of our Oystershell road. Of course, not many towns in this territory can boast of a sidewalk as wide as ours. It's so wide we have to use it for our street, we have to since they put it in the middle of our shell road. This makes driving on the Island just a bit complicated. If you're a very good driver and are going at a slow enough rate of speed you can keep all four wheels on it at once. When you meet another car, then, it's up to you to do as you please. I suggest that when you start over there for a spin on Sunday afternoon, or whenever vou are going, that you break out the biggest car you have, so you can lust push the smaller cars and the people off the ro , ho, SIDE WALK! We don't mind it. We're ised to being pushed around, but I lon't think it'll be that way very much longer. It's a nice place though, and you'll like it, even if , you don't want to admit it. You'll be, glad to someday. You can find most anything yon want here too. 1 believe we have eleven stores where you can find anything from Sardines to Horse collars, a cafe where you can get good steaks and seafoods, a hotel which also has a dining room, five churches of different denomina tions, and a theater. There are also a number of different boats or hire 1 r charter fishing. You can try Sound fishing or take a shot at the blue Atlantic where the big ones bite. ' Oh ves!! As you're' driving in about the middle of the Island, you'll see a long brown thing. The first thing that you'll probably think is. "That's the school build ing." That's what we use to think too, so that's what we've been using it for. for years. Just how many years I couldn't My. Now we're beginning to , wonder t why we can't have a school instead of that. . . . whatever it is. But' tt seems that the people who have the say so about it think that we, have enough for us. They say we dont vote right. Well as I remem ber the children that are of the age to go to school are not allow ed to vote, and they are the ones who have to go to the beat up place, not the older ones, and they should have a decent place to go to school ai any other children. Oh well, it's still "The Land Where Dreams Come True." Politics BAW!! Just an Islander To the Editor: "Attention," home Lenoxville. owners of Are we, who have invested our life's earnings in a home In this community, going to sit idle and allow all we have worked for be ruined or are we going to arouse to arms and try to do something about it? By "it" I refer to the fish fac tory erected without our knowl edge or consent in the midst of a growing community and built without the consent of the town . . .... ... . .... Ul m" IUW1I 11111119 WIJ111I III uadi. in direct violation of the law. aid consent being obtained after factory was built) Then a petition was carried a round in an effort to try to pre vent the owners of above to op erate. Many signed the petition, but some did not. (A dci-d I am sure they regret now). Therefore, nothing was accomplished. Last week a fire partially de stroyed the plant but our rei iieve was short as today Mr. Morris starts to repair the damage before the smell of the last fish has died down. Would Mr. Morris be very happy , it his house had turned from white wou,d I down smothered n the smell of fjsh . nis nos,ri,s? , tQwn commissioners, and even the grand . BIGGS SHOE SHOP Beaufort GIVES Malarial Chills (Fever U RELIEF ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL. IN ONE HOUR, If not pleased, your 35c back at any drug store. TE-OL, a STRONG fungicide, contains 90 Pet alcohol. IT PENETRATES. Reaches MORE germs to KILL the itch. Today at RKI.lN, BKAITOBT; 8 W, MOKKHKAtt IIT. Vapo Tone - XX To control lice on tobacco. In stock for immediate FARMER'S Supply House 8. Front St. Phone 2742 NEW BERN, N. C' Sin vS;. . , ei sr. rii,ia in 1 1 1 Teachers Institute Will Convene Monday ... The Carteret County Free Will Baptist Sunday . School Teachers Institute will convene in the Beau fort Free Will Baptist church Mon day, July S, and continue through Saturday, July 10. Class periods will begin at 7:45 each evening. Two sessions will be held with 10 minutes' rest pe riod in between. There will be a staff of well-trained teachers to instruct all who attend. Material for study will be furn ished free. Hearing Changed Col. H. R. Cole, district engineer, announced today that the public hearing at the high school, Hat teras, in regard to advisability of constructing breakwaters at the entrance to the Hatteras harbor, would be held 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 21, instead of Wednesday, July 14. jury to come down and inspect our homes, also spend the night and enjoy the breeze which comes from the plant in operation and await results. Yours sincerely, Three Lennoxvllle Residents softt YOU HIDE ON ONLY RID' 5 ROl Mill" OA lbs. LI $15.25 pIlM tO 6.70x14 (replace 6.00x16) THE Special For This Week BABY CHICKS DP TO ONE WEEK OLD-Per Handled .. $15.00 in 'OUR BEST" FLOUR 10 LB. BAG 95c 25 LB. BAG $2.15 1 . .. .. . . Sugar, Lard, and Coffee Mason Jars and Canning Supplies Yery Reasonable FARM AND FEED MILL "Direct From The Mill To You" Carteret County Branch WHOLESALE & RETAIL , Wholesale Representative i I Mgr. of Beaufort Branch H. R. Chadwick, Jr. A. T. Smith, Sr. TURNER ST, ;5 Ys& 9010 1 vLj. The Rosetta , Stone, containing inscriptions in thrae ancient lan guages, provided the key that un locked the mystery of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. tTTTTt H T I WTTfTTTWT I Dr. J. O.Baxter Jr. THE EYE ONLY f Front St. 1 BEAUFORT N. C 0. H. JOHNSON, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTED (Office Hours: Morehead City 9 AM to 5 PM Including Sundays DB. E. r. MENIUS OPTOMETRIST 3rd Floor Elks Temple Rooms 307-8-9 & 10 NEW BERN, N. C. I of AIR! NEW PAUL MOTOR COMPANY FRONT ST. BEAUFORT BEAUFORT J