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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
CONVERT your old sewing ma
jthine into an electric model. Motor
nd parts $19.95 complete. City
Appliance Co., Front St., Beau
fort tf
SAVE MONEY on back to school
clothes. We ae featuring McCall
Patterns yard goods, covered buck
les and buttons. Mason's, Arcndell
pt Morehcad City.
GOOD small pick-up truck tires.
Perfects. Money back guarantee.
Tire Service Co., 1300 Arendell St.,
Morehcad City. tf
it
fcXPERT RADIO repairing on all
Sakes. Philco car sets for immed
tc installation. Matthis Radio
Service Co. 1401 Bridges St.,
Morehead City. tf
Get Our Prices Before
You Buy Or Sell!
Brand New 1948 DeSoto 4
Door Sedan.
2 1947 Chevrolets, 4 Door
Sedans, Two-Tone Paint Job.
Radio and Heater. Like new.
194G Plymouth, Super De
luxe. 2-Door Sedan.
1940 Chevrolet Coupe, clean.
PICK PARKER MOTOR Co.
1302 Arendell St.
y Morehead City
ONeTtHOR Gl.ADIRON electric
Ironer. nractically new. New price
$99. Selling for $75. Also two 1.000
gallon tanks and two 800 gallon
tanks, each $75. Phone B 3926. tf
EXPERT alterations on men's and
women's suits and clothing. Work
that satisfies by an experienced
tailor. Kamise Corset Shop, 1103
Arendell St., Morehead City. tf
RINGWORM pimples, tetter? Ask
your local druggist for faomus
Swiss Ointment for quick relief.
Never stains, never irritates. Heals
V-'hout scar. OBp
DRY PINE or hardwood stove
wood length. Also 4 foot. Deliver
truck load anywhere. E. D. Merrill,
Beaufort RED, Rt. No. 1. 012p
- : ,
COAL AND Wood Range in '
Condition. Low price. Two years
ld. Mrs. Roy Goodwin, Lennox-
vjlle Rd., Beaufort. 05p
1
ONE 2 UNIT apartment house on
Bcaufort-Morehead City cause
May. Also mercantile and apart
ment unit, Amy's Grill, Morehead
City. Cash or terms. Phone G. W. I
Duncan, Beaufort 5321. OlS ,
WOOL RUG 9 x 18, slightly used, j
1608 Evans St., Morehead City.
Phone M 803 1.
Hp
MISCELLANEOUS
For correct time-, m sooe. i
For correct Ji welry, satisfactory
watch repair, Early Jewelers, Mi
Arendell St., Morehcad City. tf
TYPEWRITERS, adding machines,
calculators. Sales and service. Taff
Office Equipment Co., 222 Craven
St., New Bern. Phone 3133. tf
A i.i. APPLIANCES rcoaired We
pick up your lamp, iron or other
R'ems, repair and then return them,
Phone Sound Appliance Co., M
anil Your Fricidaire Droducts
dealer. tf
FOR better time-keeping let us
repair your watch. All work guar
anteed Jarvis Herrina. Jeweler,
Craven St., Beaufort, N. C. tf
WE BUY ,:rap iron, steel, tin, au
to radiators, bodies, fenders, bat
teries. Gel pur prices first. Sault
er's Iroi. & Metal Co., on More
head City Highway. Phone New
Bern 3910, or write P. 0. Box 736,
New Bern. tf
tVWN MOWERS sharpened the
ctory wny $1.50. Pick-up and de
livery in Morehead City and Beau
fort Dial B 3651, Western Auto
Store, Beaufort. tf
LICENSED electrician for electric
al installations and Contracting.
Call City Appliance, Fr6nt St.,
Beaufort Phone B 325 1. 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. NC. tf
v
FOR RENT
T
MAKE OLD FLOORS look like
new. Rent our High Speed Floor
Sander and Edger. Low rates.
Western Auto Store, Beaufort.
ftione 3651. tf
BURNISHED 3-room apartments.
Convenient for winter living. Win
ter rates begin Sept. 15. Contact
tourie s Villa Hotel, Money Island
Beach. Phone M 4439. tf
FURNISHED apartment, four
rooms and- bath. No children.
Fdione B 4296. a 05p
BURNISHED Apartment for rent
ct , 1. Private bath, private en
hance. No children. No pets. Call
rs. B. -A. Bell, 116 Pollock St.,
Beaufort. 05
TRADE OR SWAP
AUTO DEALER will trade brand
new DeSoto or Plymouth for good
Used Chris Craft or Higgiiu cabin
cruiser 25 to 30 feet Write Box
296, Roseboro, N. G, describing
fjjUy. . 05
WANT TO RENT
IN MOREHEAD CITY two-room
spartment or bedroom with three
single ' beds and sitting room,
steam heat, private bath desired.
Contact Highway Patrolmen at
M 8531 between 1 and 2 p.m. or 7
and 8 p.m. 08p
BUSHVESS OPPORTUNITIES
DISTRIBUTOR to sell to retailers
line of products, consisting of pea
nut butter, sandwiches, marshm'l
low pies, 5c cakes, carded nuts,
pork skins, potato chips, roasted
peanuts, popcorn and candies. Pro
tected territory. Should have ex
perience in store route selling and
be able to secure suitab'e nanel
truck. Reply Box 15, News-Times,
Morehead City. 012
LOST and FOUND
FOUND Large lady's handbag on
Rt. 70 containing children's night
clothes, medicine, eye-glass case.
Owner may have same by paying
for this ad. Apply at News-Times
office, Beaufort.
Special Notices
CART) OF THANKS
The wife and children of the
late E. D. Martin wish to express
to friends their appreciation of the
sympathy which was shown in so
many ways during his illness and
following death.
The beautiful floral tributes
were a great comfort. The familv
is also grateful to those who of
fered their cars
Julia Rumley Martin.
NOTICE
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
The undersigned, having quali
fied as executor of the estate of
N. W. Taylor, Sr., deceased, late
of Carteret County, this is to no
tifv all persons having claims a
gainst said estate to present them
to the undersigned at the Beau-
"rt Bch of the First Citizens
Bank & Tr(gt Company on or be.
(orc d of Septembcr)
m9 w this notjce wiu be nlead.
- J : V f U wnnntmrtt All nnr-.
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This the 16th day of September,
1848.
FIRST CITIZENS BANK
& TRUST COMPANY
Executor
C. R. Whcatly, Jr.. Atty.
6t S24-28 05-12-19 26
notice
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
The undersigned, having quali
fied as executrix of the estate of
Bert D. Russell, deceased, late of
Carteret County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned at the office of C. R
Wheatly, Jr., Beaufort, North Car-
olina on or before Uie 1st day of
October, 1949 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of the recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
...Ill n.nlin immoHiafa naV.
Will yicaC waive imunuwifc f"j
ment to the undersigned.
This 29th day of Sptcmber, 1948.
Mrs. Bertie Russell
Executrix
6t 0 5-12 19-26 N2 9
ENTRY OF LAND
Entry of Land No. 2420
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
To: Irwin W. Davis, Entry-Taker
of Carteret County:
The. undersigned chimant, be
ing a citizen of the State of North
Carolina, hereby sets forth and
ohows that the following lands, to
wit; Lying and being in Smyrna
Township, Carteret County, North
Carolina, and more fully described
as follows:
Beginning at the beginning cor
ner of the Samuel Williston patent,
an iron stake on reedy ridge;
thence along the line of Nathn
Moores patent N 74 degrees 30 W,
1023 feet to Moores corner; thence
N 10 degrees 00 East 800 feet to
lonnie Gilhkins line, a ditch;
thence along said Lonnie Gillikin's
line S 86 degrees 30 min. West
235 feet to Lonnie Gillikin's cor
ner; thence N 9 degrees 00 min.
West 321 feet to another of Lon
nie Gillikin's corners; thence N
13 degrees 30 min. East 149 feet
to a corner of Lonnie Gillikin and
Scarboro-Safrit Lumber Co.; thence
along the line of Scarboro-Safrit
Lumber Co. S 60 degrees 30 min
West 1400 feet to a stake in the
Scarboro - Safrit - David Scheon
trict; thence along David Scheon
line S 35 degrees 00 min. East
2100 feet to a stake in the Samuel
Williston line; thence with the
said Samuel Williston line N 51
degrees 30 min. East 1410 feet to
the beginning, the same containing
52.6 acres. The said land being
vacant and unappropriated land
belonging to the State of "North
Carolina. Subject to claimant's
prior .rights of entry ,and subject
to entry; and the undersigned
claimant hereby makes entry of,
lid lays claim to, and prays for a
grant for said lands.
Legal Notices J
CABTERET COUNTY
This 9th day of September, 1948.
Dorothy M. WiUis.
Witness: Marie Willis
Filed for record:
at 10:00 A.M.
Irwin W. Davis,
Entry-Taker for Carteret County
I certify that (he above is a
true aid accurate copy of that
Entry recorded In Entry Book 3,
Page :i80.
Irwin W. Davis,
Register of Deeds
4t S14-21 28 05
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of Oscar K.
Laine, deceased, late of Carteret
County, this is to notify all per
sons haivng claims against said es
tate to present them to the under
signed at Morehead City, N. C, on
or before the 7th day of Sept.,
1949, or this notice will be pled
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make prompt payment.
This 7th day of Sept. 1948.
Mrs. Mattie Lee Laine,
Administratrix
61 S7 14-21-28 05 12
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of Lula Cox Howland, deceas
ed, late of Carteret County, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned at Morehead
City, N. C, on or before Sept. 7,
1B49, or this notice will be pled in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make prompt payment.
This 7th dav of Sept.. 1948.
Edward D. Howland.
Administrator
6t S7 14 21-28 05-12
Rules and Regulations
Passed At The Meeting
Of The Board Of Conser
vation And Development
At Morehead City, North
Carolina, July 26, 27, 28,
1948.
COMMERCIAL WATERS
72. (Amended) It shall be un
lawful to haul nets with power
noats within a thousand yards of
either side of Roanoke Sound
Bridge between June 1st and Sep
tember 1st of each year.
147. Repealed.
159. (Amended) It shall be
unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation to take or catch shrimp
with trawl nets from eight o'clock
at night until four o'clock in the
morning, or on Sundays.
171. It shall be unlawful to
haul nets with power boats, or nets
of any kind exceeding four hun
dred yards in length in that part
of Roanoke Sound within the fol
lowing boundaries'. Beginning at
Baum Point and running north
east 900 yards to a stAe; thence
northwest one-half west 1,850
yards to a stake; thence northwest
by west three-quarters west 1,300
yards to a stake; thence southwest
500 yards to the shore.
SHELLFISH RULES
19. Repealed.
91. (Amended) It shall be law
ful to dredge oysters with power
boats in Neuse River, Bay River,
Jones' Bay, Middle Bay. Mouse
Harbor, Pamlico River, Rose Bay,
Deep Bay, Swan Quarter Bay, Jun
iper Bay, East Bluff Bay, West
Bluff. Bay, Wysocklng Bay, Great
Island Narrows, Cedar Island Bay,
Tournagain Bay, Long Bay, Point
of Marsh, Pamlico Sound and
North of Long Shoal.
109. Section V (Amended) Be
fore digging or taking any oysters,
the owner of each power boat of
a length of more than twenty-five
(25) feet shall obtain a license
for which he shall pay the sum of
fifteen dollars ($15.00) and shall
pay a license fee of seven and
50100 dollars ($7.50) for each
power boat of an overall length of
twenty-five (25) feet or less. A
license fee of fifteen dollars
($15.00) shall be paid for each
sail boat irrespective of length.
J.A.NELSON,
Fisheries Commissioner
S14-21-28 05
SERVICE RY PUBLICATION
State of North Carolina,
County of Carteret.
In The Superior Court.
T. S. Dixon
vs.
Aaron P. Bellaand wife,
Jessie Fulford Bell
The defendants, Aaorn P. Bell
and wife, Jessie Fulford Bell, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Carteret
County, North Carolina, aaginst
them by the plaintiffs to remove
cloud on the title of the phintiff
in and to the hereinafter describ
ed premises; that a summons and
complaint have been filed herein;
laid tract of land being described,
as follows:
Beginning at N. P. Bell's north
st corner in Broad Creek, runs
thence South 60-00 West, 333 feet
along N. P. Bell's north line to N
Bell's northwest corner, it be
ing also a corner in the line of
T. s. uixon; mence norm az-uw
West, 1817 feet to a point; thence
North 82-00 East to C. M. Sharpe's
(now Tim Taylor) northwest cor
ner; thence South 32-00 East, a
long C. M. Sharpe's (now Tim Tay
lor) line to N. P. Bell's northeast
corned, the point of beginning;
known as part of the Sol Bell land
and containing 13 acres, more or
less; being the same tract of land
NEWS-TIMES, MOREHEAD CITY
little Things' Cause
AP Newsfeatures
Freak fires and fires that take
heavy tolls of life and property
value get the most public atten
tion. But the National Fire Pro
tection Association says the bulk
of losses due to familiar causes
fires that snuff out a life here
anu there largely go unnotinced.
"Thirty persons are dying every
day in fires that attack homes
every minute-and-ahalf," the as
sociation finds out. Matches not
kept out of the reach of children,
careless smokers, dry cleaning at
home, furnaces in need of repair
are among causes of 90 per cent
of all fires, the association reports.
Specialist Sees
Big Improvement
In '49 Poultry
COLLEGE STATION, Raleigh
A decided improvement in the out
look for poultry production during
the remainder of 1948, and pro
bably into 1949, was noted today
by M. S. Williams, State College
farm management specialist.
Mr. Williams said the domestic
demand for poultry and eggs is
likely to continue very strong,
largely because of high prices pre
vailing for red meat. Supplies of
both chicken meat and eggs will
be slightly smaller than during the
same period last year, and prices
will probably be somewhat higher.
Earlier this year, the specialist
asserted, many North Carolina
poultry producers reduced their
tlorks of baby chicks because of
r.hort feed supplies and an unfavor
able ratio between feed and egg
prices. For that reason, the num
ber of layers and the number of
eggs produced will continue below
the 1947 level. Now, large feed
supplies and more favorable price
relationships are in prospect.
In addition, he pointed out, the
Agricultural Act of 1948 provides
tat prices of chickens and eggs
shall be supported at 90 per cent
of parity through 1949.
"All these factors," Mr. Wil
liams said, "add up to an improved
outlook for poultry during the re
fiiiule" of th vear snd probably
into 1949. The producer who
keeps good layers, feeds a balan
ced ration, practices good sanita
tion, and markets quality eggs
should be in position to realize a
gobd income from his flock."
Approximately 3 200.000 acres of
North Carolina's forest lands are
idle end will contribute nothing to
the State's future economy.
conveyed bv Grady J. Bell to
Aaron P. Bell by deed dated
March 22, 1913, and recorded
Aoril 24. 191 R. in Book 24, page
283. in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Carteret Conntv, N
C, and by C. G. Holland, Sheriff
of Carteret County, to T. S. Dixon
by deed recorded November 28.
1944, in Book 82, page 492, Office
f the Refister of Deeds of Car
teret County. N. C; said deeds
being made a part hereof in like
manner as though set Out herein.
The basis of said action is that
the plaintiff cltims to be the own
er of said land under deed from
C. G. Holland, Sheriff, recorded
November 28. 1944, recorded in
Book 82. page 492, by adverse
possession under color of title and
otherwise; and that defendants
claim an interest therein, and that
defendants have no interest in said
land but that said claim forms a
cloud upon the title of the plain
tiff which plaintiff seeks to have
removed in this aVtion.
And let the defendants take no
tice that they are required to ap;
pear aitd mead to said summons
and complaint in the Office of the
Clerk Superior Court of Carteret
County, in Beaufort, N. C, on or
before the 17th day of November
1948, or suffer the relief prayed
for to be granted.
This 24th day of September.
1948.
ARNECIA V. WILEY,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court
4t S28 05 12 19
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
State of North Carolina,
Carteret Countv.
In The Superior Court
- Audrey S. Betters, Plaintiff,
:' VS. -
Leo KL Betters. Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby riven to the
defendant that a complaint for di-
voree has been filed against him
by the plaintiff on the ground of
abandonment and separation for
a period of more than two yers,
and it appearing that the defen
dant is a non-resident of the Stat"
and cannot after due diligence be
found in the State:
NOW, let the defendant take no
tice that he be and appear before
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Carteret County on the 22nd
day of October, 1948, or within
thirty days thereafter, at his office
in Beaufort, N. jC and answer or
demur to the plaintiffs complaint,
or judgment will be granted ac
cording to the. prayer thereof.
. This 15th day of Sept. 1948.
; V A. H. JAMES,
.s Clerk of the Superior Court
of Carteret County.
4t S28 05-12-19
AND BEAUFORT. N. C
ill iii lit
A reading glass slipped from
a window sill, lodged in an
eavestrough and focused the
sun's rays on dried shingles. Remit-
iii mm (lamovi-.
bowls and bottles cause similar
(ires.
Static electricity cap cause
sparks that set iiies. These
snrks ere visible in the dark
when rubbing a cat's fur the
wrong way. rvlien a cat whs put
in a gas chamber the lethal gas
exploded.
SHE
Fifc 3M vwn
HERE
and
THERE
With F. C. SALISBURY, Morehead City
JOURNEY JOTTINGS
Leaving Boston after getting
our fill of history, pork and beans
and codfish, we headed south for
the shores of Cape Cod.
Our first stop is Plymouth
which is a mecca visited by thou
sands each year to pay homage to
that group of 1?. Pilgrims who in
1620 landed on J.e shore of Cape
' Cod to establish for themselves
' and the generations to come a new
world of civil and religious free-
dom.
To many, Plymouth Rock is just
another rock. But to others who
stand under the canopy erected
over this historic relic and look
down upon it, it can well be called
a "stepping stone" into a new
world for this brave group of seek
ers for the freedom they desired.
As one wanders about the site
of these early settlers, it is with
a feeling of, reverence. On Cole's
Hill overlooking Plymouth Rock
is a granite sacophagus which con
tain the bones of many of the Pil
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USED BUILDING IIATERIALS
53 DOORS 20 in. x 7 fi
Wlth Hardware
10 DOORS 1-2 (lass, 2 ft. 4 in. x 7 11.-1 3-8 $10 la;
With Hardware V
12 DOORS 2 it. 6 in. x 7 1L $10X0 e ack
i 12 Glass 1 38 With Hardware v
9 INSIDE DOORS 3 ft. x 7 H. $10.00 each
With Hardware
18 DOUBLE WINDOWS 10 x 15 Glass $20.00 each
5' 6" i 34" With Screens .
30 SINGLE WINDOWS 10 x 15 Glass $12.00 each
5 6" x 31 With Screens ,
4 TRIPLE WINDOWS with screens $30.00 each
10 x 15 Glass ,"'
2000 Ft. 3 x 10 SILLS $50.00 thousand
8 to 16 Ft. Long , i
Write Box 58,
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laC 0 AV- m
IS
The Biggest Fires
A man perspired while weigh- '
ng sodium peroxide. A few
drops of sweat fell on the ex
plosive chemical used in bleach
ing textiles. The dye-house,
guarded against moistures, went
up in flames.
Wnter starts fir" sometimes.
Workmen left unslaked lime on
the porch of a two story home.
A sudden shower soaked fhe
lime, which boiled over, set
fire to the woodwork, damaged
the house.
grims who died the first winter.
Few structures of that early day
remain, but the sites of the homes
of the men prominent in the relig
ious and civil life are marked,
while in Pilgrim Hall are many
relics of the Pilgrims that illus
trate the crude methods of their
living.
Back of the site of the origttml
town is Burial Hill, originally call
ed Fort Hill. Here are the graves
of many of the early settlers,
marked by quaint headstones bear
ing dates of the 17th and 18th cen
tury. On the hill was built a
watchtower in 1643, also a fort
was built there in 1622 as a pro
motion against the Indians. Today
Plymouth is an active town of 14,
000, aware of its historic back
ground which it has made every
effort to prepetuate.
. The section known as Cape Cod
that sticks a long crooked arm
out into the Atlantic ocean has
many of the characteristics of the
North Carolina shore line. , Small
-13-8 $5.00 each
Beaufort, II. C.
- t: ' "nTm
cJj
Lt ui ihow you how our policy- ;i
holders hov.iavd thousands of
dollars through dividends returned . ' !
S. JL CnJtLlt J3. ;
MUTUAL ' INSURANCE AGENCY y;
1st CitiaXBStJiank Bldg. ' Morehead CKj
. A lighted pipe in the pocket
of a coat In a wooden locker
started a fire. Workers tried In
vain to open a left-handed fire
hydrant By the time they
sounded the alarm, ;ae fire caus
ed $35,000 in damage.
An electric iron was left con
nected and resting flat on an
ironing board, while a housewife
talked with a neighbor. When
she returned, the iron had burn
ed through ironing board and
iloor.
fishing villages, sand dunes, and
resorts. Our only reason for vis
iting this section was to see the
quaint old town of Barnstable
where our ancestors settled in
1642 and which 306 years later is
visited by a descendant.
Spending a night in Providence,
R. 1.. we came on to New York to
do the bright lights. From there
home to recall in the days to come
the events and sights of a most
delightful and instructive journey.
The old town looks good to us.
Councillor Says Nan's
Home Is Not His Castle
TIVERTON, Eng. (AP) -Is
an Englishman's home his
castle? Not any more, says Coun
cillor C. W. White, of Tiverton ru
ral council. Of farmer William
Edwards, who twice refused to per
mit an official into his home to
measure rooms fdr a hqasjng sur
vey. White said:
"This man is living in the past.
He still imagines an Englishman's
home is his castle, but those days
are gone. The council decided 10
ask Edwards again.
DR. E. F. IIENIUS
OPTOMETRIST
3rd Floor Elks Temple
Rooms 307-8-9 ft 10
NEW BERN, N. C.
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Don't let toufhlng. whMttaf . raeurruif. at
tacka at Bronchial Asthma ruin alaap and
niTir without trying MIMDAOO. whlcH
works thru MM Mood to raach bronchial
tubas and lunaa. dually nalas natara quickly
rtssoTs thick, sticky mucat. Thus alUrlstas
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faction ar money back suarantaad.
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Dr. J.O. Baxter Jr.
THE EYE
ONLY
Front St
f BEAUFORT
N. C
ANT QUANTITY
ANY GHADE
IIOSS PLAimiG HILL CO.
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Telephones 812 and 813
.TUESDAY OCTOBER 5, 1948.
Current Home Buyers
Want 'Comfort' Feature
NEW YORK (AP) The cut
little house down the street ma
be some family's dream home, bu!
it won't have much sales appeal
for the 1948 home buyers unles
it has a large living room, dinettt
instead of dining room, and motf
than one tiled bathroom.
Current home buying deman
stresses comfort, according to Hei
man O. Walther, former president
of the American Institute of Red
Estate Appraisers. Americans ni
longer consider the home just
place to sleep. It must be a m
chine for pleasant living, Walthcl
says.
According to Walther, real e;
tate appraisers find the folio Ins
factors most prominent in today's
home buyers demands:
1. Larger living rooms and
ruination of the dining mom 2
More than one bathroom S I
northern climates, a brtarn4 fat 1
storage and recreation ik 4 I
Long narrow kitchens with prt
of cabinet spare but ira pnitm
5. Insulation and automat
ing. 6. More and larger
7. Attached garage on !rrt
of house. 8. More electr wit
no fixtures.
Common table salt type of hill
form about four-fifth of orr
brine.
HAY WE
SUGGEST
For Breakfast
Crisp cereals, bacon
or
sausage, eggs prepared ac
cording to your own taste,
crisp, warm toast, fruit
juices.
For Lunch
Fried Speckle Trout
Hamburger Steak
Pork Chops
Fried Oysters
and other tastily prepared
meats, withyour choice of
2 vegetables, bread and but
ter, and coffee or tea.
For Your
Sunday Dinner
variety of roasts, cutlets,
chops, chickens and other
tasty dishes. All, of course,
with your choice of soup,
juice or- cocktails, 2 vege
tables, bread, butter, coffee
or tea and dessert.
For Snacks
Sandwiches of all kinds.
CAROLINA
GRILL
"Jest Good rood''
Turner St. '
BEAUFORT
RELIEF AT LAST;;
FcrYcur COUGH
CnomuUion relieve i prompdy bccauM (,
it goes right to the teat of the trouble.,
to help loosen and expel germ laden
'phlegm and aid oaturt to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial,
mucous membranes. Teli your druggist"
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsioof I
with the understanding you must like-L
the way it quickly allays the coughu
or you are to have your money back;
CREOr.'iULSIOri
for Coughs, ChestColds.Bronchitis 8
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