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' Most important among -which is her right
to FREEDOM from the hane of woman-, ,
hood inherited from Mother Eve. Stella '
' tVitae givab this freedom to women and girls. ;
! - Sold by jwnr druggist on the distinct agree- 4
ment tiat if the FIRST BOTTLE does not
benefit, money will be refunded.
' tin. Nettie Smith, Texa. Mrf.W.II.Cafn.CUck.
. "I had female trouble nmaugn,Ja. 'It has done
- with smothering -spells, wonder for me; wss week
' The doctow had given me end ell ma down, had not
tip said I eould'nt posai- been able to do housework
"-Ibfygetwell. Aftertaking for aix or seven years;
... . four bottle of STELLA but now I do any Wnd of
VITAE I wae up and go- work." , .
r : lug about my work." - "' .
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Tom Oenolln, of the railway man
service, telle a thrilling story of how
once upon a time he was tempted and
fell; how in the early hours of morn
ing he slipped away to a "posted"
stream and drew from thence five of
the most beautiful bass ever - seen.
The climax of bis story reads thus: r
"The glorious day was peeping" and
creeping .through the silent " trees
when I gathered up tny bunch f
beauties and started , homeward. 1
had not goae far when I laid them In
a clump of grass while I filled, my
pipe, When I started, to pick them
up again lo and behold: they were
gone. -A slight stir under a nearby
bush brought visions .of some prow
ling thief and I threw, myself prone
upon - the bosh ' and clutched for" the
place where the fish might be. Thai
1b when I awoke and gathered myself j
up from the. bedroom floor where 1
lay clutching a Jangling alarm clock.
Mr. Genolin thus ends the story:
"The tragic and unbelievable part
of my story is yet to be told. The
day after the Incident related I went
to the poo concerning which I had
dreamed and there I fished precisely
Is I fished in my dream and I caught
five beautiful bass precisely as I had
caught them in my dream and, lastly,
I returned home with them, but not
once did I lay them down In a damp
of grass." Indianapolis News. ,
NEW
Larger Circulation in Carteret County
CALL f OR A NATIONAL CRY
Attention
Mrs. House
keeper
When you want something for the family Table
here is the place to get it.
Fresh vegetables fright from the country; v U J j
Nice Fresh Eggs, Butter of the best grade, Poultry
Fresh Western Meats, Nice Hams and Cheese.
Del Monte Asparagus, Peaches, Pineapples, Corn,1
Peas, Good line of Presesves and Jellies. .
G. ID). -JONES . .
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Pullman Service
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Now established between
Newberri and all intermediate
points to Waahington D, C : ?
Leaves New Bern Norfolk Southern 6)P:M. Arrives
New Bern 9: 14 A: M. When travelling lake advantoge
of this service . ' - ' . - , .. t
Great Need In This Country, TIs Said,
for an Explosive, Expres. . ' -slve
Yell. ,
American audiences are charged
with being unresponsive and apathet
ic, particularly in patriotic outdoor
demonstrations. 'Americans are not
incapable of making loud, loyal noises,
and not averse thereto. But rarely Is
a parade staged In this city that docs
not move throughout a large Tart of
its course between silent lines of spec-.
tators. The result Is sometimes so
depressing ns largely to neutralise the
dotfred effect of the parade.
, -The will to cheer doubSess arises
all along the line, bat there Is no short
and easily exploded yell known to us.
"Hurrah," Is the traditional American
word for cheer, but no man will Ten
ture Its use In public, unless in the
wake of a cheer leader who prefaces
It with a "hip, hip, hlpr Even then
the usual response testifies that this
method of cheering Is getting rusty.
There Is no lack of cheering on an
American football field, nor at any
kind of a demonstration on a college
campus. The reason for this la thaf
good, expressive, explosive yells have
been devised for outdoor use. And
because they do explode, and because
they stand for something, the Ameri
can public likes to use them. They
also like to follow a good yell leader.
America needs a aaUonal yeU. The
saan who can coin one will do the
, country a great service. Minneapolis !
Journal. ,
than any other newspaper no matter where
published. Special attention given to CoUn
ty matters . r.
E PAPEK "for. IHE H0r,3E
i Republican in 420I itics buthcnest in its opinions and
Jair to all ; , J 1 ; 7 .
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v. :r. r ,r, jrt the; past, three years the business of the BEAUFORT NEWS' has 1 more '
than trebled and is just Beginning to grow. V New equipment, is.bsing installed and'
the paper will 02 greatly improved in --afew weeks. Subscription price $ 2.00 a;
year, or 5 1.03 for six nmths
SEND US YOU R J OB PRINTING
Ihe Beaufort Mevs
tmpreved ttereoptleon.
A recent development of the stere
optlcoo' operates automatically, throw
trig apoe a screen a certsla number
of lantern-slide views, araslly 44, but
100 or 200 or more by spedsl adapts
tioo. The apparatus Includes a 1,000
candle power nltrogen-tuugvten lamp,
condenslag and objective lene, and
a small motor to be connected to a
tamp socket on either a direct or alter
nating current etrcvlt The machine
shifts the slides automatlcslly. allow,
tag each picture to remain on the
screen 12 seconds before being re
placed by the aext The oeiOt with
screen, slides, etc. packs Into a suit
case, and is especially fitted to enable
the traveling salesman to show goods
by picture, though also sdapted for
educational displays, home entertain
ment and a great variety of other par
Haw Bern Chamber Commerce
Mrs. A. Block
85 Middle' St.
lb km HC.
The only cxclu$iTe woman ready to wear store in
the city
We are now ihowlng the newest Fall ttyka all priced
moct reasonably t ,
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Valuable Tree. I
A giant kaarl treehai lieea tngavd
fry the Queensland foreat servlca and
the Umber sold for II.OUO. It was
kaowst as Bell's tree and yielded IT,
000 superflrtst feet of timber la five
hag tora, and the lotting cost
amounted lo t-VW. The net vtumrwre
aae to twelv feet tnriies per 100
super feet. Had the tree been stnatter
a higher prise would here been real
ised, i few saw-millers cared to han
dle ft. This gtsnt of the foeet ws
orTered to a tlmher geiler for tM on
the stamp, being at the rate of
than SO cents per saner feet, tweire
years ago.
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01 titter's Osy.
Charles had bee ffntng te klndei
gaHeo sboat two weeks. Daring this
time the ehlldrea bod been tst the
aong nsbea the aa Wtkeo l at
Bceak of Isy." TW IHtle frllr liked
It very taarh and tried te elng 1 at
bmne. The children bad been Md
ab0t lira. fUaker livtag above the
hiiwief gsrtea and that she eoald t
I Nets aladag.
This fan. with the weeds ef the
eog Ba4 a deep twiprv Ion ea
OarVe. W Vee be reprtMltirsd the song
at brnne. this le what be taaixed was
reererii "When the Sua Wskea t'p ea
BUkrs ivsy."
RED CROSS ASSISTS 3 '
. DISABLED VETERANS
, The Aasartcaa Ked Cross la carrying
e a wide program of service for the
disabled World War veterans receireng
treatatent la United Statea Publle
Health hospitals, and those being train
ed through agencies of the Federal
Board tor Vocational Education.
la each of the rub!t Oealth Servica
bospltsts Red Cross workers devote
their time to the general welfare of
the service ata front the day they
enter the receiving ward antll they
are discharged. After the soldier's dls
rhsrge tha Red, Cross continues Its
friendly servica ; threogh be Borne
Senrloa Section la his ewa community.
The Red Cross maintains a convales
cent boose at all ef the horpitats.
where patients can amuse themselves
after they are well enough ta be op
and n round. Psrtleo and picture shows
ta the wards are also furnished, with
occasional excursions whea convales
cence comes.
Great service has been rendered by
the Red Cross la tnentsl cases la Iden
tifying tboee who have spnesred la
Biste hospttsls for the Insane, sod help-'
tag theta secure compensation due from
the Boreas of Wsr risk Insurance. '
la the Federal Board's virions dis
trict afflcea the Red Cross worker, art
lag with the Boom Servica Section.
makes aeceseary loons ta the men. ar
raegee soluble living conditions, helps
collect evidence end supply facts la the
Rnerd. assists ta sppeetlag cases" sad
settles various personal difficulties for
(be aaea. The workers also follow aa
and aid all mea vbe discontinue train
ing, " '
The Red Owe t tests tad aven loer
la the Hoard, help clear vp delayed
rsses aad aid the college counselors ta
their friendly work with lbs mea.
ilsny Red Cross chapters have 'set ap
reereetVoej facilities.
stsaeee living dsi-a.
sf wsr msy bsra
rrs aad the fua which mast te with
ffectlva Scbeol wort.
Ta the America a Red Creaa laetlfsta
far the Mtad bear rtitOMra, bid,
aere I has bstf of sli tba Americans
blinded la the World Wsr bsva came
tot irslstng. Tba iMtllste, thenegb
the lied Cross, Mag see cenditrted as
eihearilve Indeelrtsl earvey o deter'
eilne lbs tersttona for abirh bis4
mee roald be tiled. As a retell It Is
petting forth well trained mea etit
fed ta meet the aedsl, civic sad ecw
sxmir reealremeats af their retpectlva
aemaaalUee.
PROPER MANAGEMENT OF COW
Ration Should ta af Such Kind That
. Animal Will Se In Oood FmsIi ;
-on Freshening.
During' the dry period, the cow
should ha given a good ration so that
aha win be la good flesh whea aha
freshens. This will improve the anal
Ity aa .well as the quantity of the
milk. Just before., freshen ing the grata
ration should not be too heavy and
should contain plenty .of. bran. The
bowels should he kept well regulated.
If necessary, ona to one and one-half;
pounds of Epsom salts may ba used ad
a drench. The cow should have a pe
riod of rest of four to six weeks ta
order to give the best supply of milk
during the period of lactation. . -
G000 COWS ARE ECONOMICAL
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Anlmale Piwvlde Cheapest, Sect and
Moat Wholesome Feed No Way
. ad Doing WKhewt Them.
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Tha ftrat reason for having good
bilk cow oa tha farm cornea front tha
fact that they provide the cheapest,
test and most wholesome food for tha
family. - Their rslne Is turd to etl
mate whea we consider tha amount
lib?!
IIAKINQ UIU DISEASE-FRES ,
tRrtvIng ; Vermont Manielpality It
- . First Small City te Adopt
Strict Regulations,
' Barre, Tt, thriving mnnlcrpaUtw .
af shout 15,000, U tha first small city
In tha United States which requires
dairymen furnishing It with milk ta
place their, herds ander federal -state
tvpervlslon for the eradication of
tuberculosis. Tha result has been ac
complished by close and persistent co
operation on tha part of tha msyor
and other municipal authorities, tha
United States department af agricul
ture, tha stale commissioner of agri
culture, tha local veterinarian. , . ,
eradication of tuberculosis was be,
fan In a thoroughly systematic man
ner. Tha regale dons of tba federal
bureau af animal Industry and of the
state comtnlmdoner of agriculture were
aupplemeared by dry ordinance, Tba
Its awn expense a
saved on the bills, Their produce la city provided at
S superior substitute for many foods large barn, la which wort aaaemhled
necessarily purchased; st high prices,;
u rsct. there is no economic way of
lotag without plenty
bows ea the farm.
of good milk
SILO HAS MANY ADVANTAGES
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Wnnw-mnasannnaBB
Owner Can Carry Maximum Number
of Cews and Supply Neeeeury
weeuteftt Feed.
amnmmn
The farmer whe hss a arte can car
ry a meiimasa bomber of cews aad
Cm
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to, ssd lo some hv anrpty his herd with a palatsbls. rsol
im, se these victims rnleat feed of a anlform nsltty at any
onrsnlte sarreand- time daring the year, conditions farer
with , able te a large milk prod net toe.
'Caves fee Oil
JimWhy Willis Windjam
mer look eo glsmf
TV- II a sharing on! bis stteged
rrrtrb foe the family grid the
t'rvrM, ti -i'l nlr!iM4 11 far Iloiaa
' V tl e IU. ter.
Aid.fer laeelsh Med Creea,
Tre Ihertsn chsiKet ef.tbe AmerW-sa
Red Cmea, comrnd ef Awe-Irene
reetiteitt la Srta, bee Just enntrtbated
I ten te i fend being reined by be
r'h el (V and the tefse el
It, it acinus fe lbs berpesa at
t4Jitlb Helena.
DAIRY- liOTES
Caa rleaa bedding only.
e e e .
fa aetectlag a sirs itleattoa mast be
paid to the average type ef females la
ta herd.
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The old reentry breeders wera ferf
carefsl la the fetes les aeiected U ro
ffWalah thedr berda.
e see
Improvement of the herd eemea
Ihreegh the stm. Therefore, make
f yon rrt s ritt good ooe,
e e e
A f to :ed birr I la $ dairy cow
Mkaiea Isrge capacity for d!gUt,n,
Thert sheuld be a good ryrtxg of fit,
The Sect af Cew Cenaemned by Dairy
' Saerta,
all small VerOa, acattsred lota, and b
dlvldual cows, The dry also far
I nlshed necessary coaveysncea, . and
employed a maa whe devoted his lime
te notifying owners when to bring
their cattle la for teat, asslgatng thea
una aa they came In, and keeping
Che cattle moving oat promptly after
teats were completed, .
Two handred aad arxteea aerda.
eompod of 1107 ladindsala. were
tested, aad ITS rwicteralTJ per cent
of the total were found. Those re
acting to the test were promprty
shtpped out and eUtfhtered amder
federal Inepertleo,
Among Ihe Urger cities whose milk
ta ohtsitM entirely or chiefly from
rabevrslta-teeted cattle that have
pa Med Moral and state testa are
tlmlnrhM. Ala, - sad Wshlnrton,
U. G. Is addition, nmrermis others
have ordlnsncea requiring the tuber
culin test app'lv n,fP rtptr-