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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 5, 192S.
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CNCE AGAIN WE ASK IT.
"HE BEAUT ORT lEWS thriving towns than two or
Published every Thursday three big cities such as Virgin- j
at Beaufort, Carteret County !ja has, still a few large, metro- Repetitions are tiresome to readers'
North Carolina. ipclitan places would be a great as well as to editors, but it is neces-j
-'advantage to our co:r.mo:i- sary that we aaraia ask our corres-i
us pny its bonded indebtedness.
U. E. Swam, Chairman
Beaufort Grad
d Schools. , mm
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Heavy snows have driven elk and) 9
pondents and others writing to us to 'door into the town of Banff, Alberta,
, where they make the rounds of the
Beaufort News Inc. Publisher 'Weal
W. A. MACE President In the first place cities fur- give their names and addresses.
J. F. DUNCAN' Vice-Pre3. n'a n3rket3 for farm produce. During the past few days we have :homes in search of food, which is not
t r' t- c ' City and town folks buy most been forced to cast to the waste bas-'denied them.
J P. BETTa Secretary .v. i e , . . , ... . i
WILLIAM GILES MEBANE
Editor and Treasurer.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(In Advance)
One Year $2.00
Sis Months ...1.00
Three Months . 50
act of March 3. 13"9.
THURSDAY MARCH 5, 1925
duce. If people in the b.ate no other reason than that there were
were farmers they could have no names attached to them, and we
a hard time selling their stuff- could not determine the authenticity
'and they would not have the of the items given,
money to buikl roads and, This request is not made in any
school houses every wher3 as effort to please ourselves, but to pro
is being done nowadays. The tect our readers and to uphold the
mar.Utactunnjr towns 01 INCrta standard ot news presented, it is
Care
ham
fcnterea as secona-cass matter iotte are 00f markets now Thanks. (Sampson Indspendeat.)
February 5, 1912 at the postofflce in for the farmer3 and as they i
Beaufort. North Carolina, under the ... cmw hov w'M h. .iftHNSTON'S sr.Hnni.s
still better ones. Another! . !
thing the big towns do is to j Not every county in North Carolina
fcptrt some of our monev at can boast of six accredited hiz'n !
FRIEND BANK BOOK
By
James Edward Hungerford
Old
Bank Bock how oftsn
you ve tlLi-onu ms;
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olir.a, like Greensboro, Dur absolutely necessary that we know Tfoujrh "hard
1, Winston Salem and Char- the sender of every news article, j tn hard-'
To look at you fills rr.e with
pride:
times hav2 of-
pressed m
You've "stuck" like a "pal"
by my side!
took me, j H
When I was in need of a I
FRIEND.
1 1
If parents can make any bet
ter investment for their chil
dren than providing them with
one instead ci auowuig u an scnoois. uonnsion s..outu oe proua iT, . i,... ,-,. f,r,a j
. . xr c 11 n 1 j . , 1 . . . lnouzn others were iat.se, aaai
to go to Isorfolk, Richmond of tnese schoo a at Benson, Clayton, 11
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Let Us
Supply Your Drugs
Prefer iptions Filled By
Registered Druggist
Guthrie-Bell
Druggist
-I will never for-
.1 T-lti.! Tl. ... 1 .J U T7 T'1 J
ana Dauinioie. it vvuuiu uc a ruur vuks, iveniy, aeiraa anu omitn-ij YOU I could alwava DE'
the means of eettmir an educa-i ,. v .... . . , -. .... . ...... ... , . i PtNU!
.. , - . . .. . 01 na U we tutu a CUV ui huh- ior accreaicea mgn scnoois, tnereoy v ctdt
tion we do not know what it is., , , hniIaan(1 -uMtt, mi,; jf i,a.-, JYour START-
Sometimes people work hard;,T,,a pior,f'f ,, Ka fuQf ofa. fBf I 8 ?
and deny themselves all their bi Jsome d In the mean. examinations. The list should be ad-!
1.VC9 11. UC. l tjme we wiJJ haye t() d() t() uat.j a SL.hooj h w.thin
uroueriy 10 men cunuicu
31
n n m a
mill u a.ujJJJ,
us
the best that we can.
Then it happens all to fre
quently that these savings of A SQUARE DEAL
a life time are lost m a few FOjfXHE CO-OPS.
years after those who made.
them are gone. A good educa-l cooperative tobacco as.
tion is a thing that will last for sociat5on h3 had a hard tight
me units aim is uieieiuie a , f.,n,lj ,.,r '
reach of every hih school boy and
girl in the county. (Smithfie'd Herald.)
The proud day on which you
were 'born!
A bill I had worked HARD
to get it
A ten dollar bill, o!d and
worn!
valuable possession. Its value it startedi Warehouse-
can hardly be measured in dol
lars and cents
men auu uu.n wuu M u i coIor but when another male of the
species draws near its body suddenly
FISH FIGHTS POPULAR IN SI AM. 'me3 Pssel e I gave you
exiitance.
One of the latest curiosities to ar-1 With oart of a very small
rive at the London zoological gardens wage,
is a pair of fighting fish from Siam. But backed-up by toil and PER'
Normally this fish is quite dull in SISTENCE,
a menace to the large pronts
... c . e which they have been making . ... .,
From time to time friends of . v,.Q roj Z KlCAS v,lth tn3
it x u i i tor years past, have waged a ,;t- ,
the News have been p-ood .... - mir.gied witn s
Dieter wareiare against me co
enough to .say that they like tive It als has been
the sort of newspaper that we h l M To
are giving them. e appreci- . r.. r;-
Vinprri rnrrnsnv nf firpat. T-irit- .
expressions ; ". ;,'" m.i tory. Ihe conqueror
C AAA HHU V, Al-lltVA 4VH
You've proven a BOON, now,
With a?e!
most brilliant colors though ill-iuck has often as-
gied witn scanet. parple and sailed me.
gold. And earned me to nearly
The two males fight desperately lose heart,
until one or the other gains the vie-j You're ONE that has never yet
Company are hostile to the as
sociation. It seer-.s that an in
vestigation is to be maia as to
this phase of the mat'-e:. The
United States Senate has or
dered that the methods of the.se
site these kindly
very thoroughly wnether we
deserve them or not We ar?
trying to publish a newspaper
that reflects the important hap
penings in Carte: et county a.-.d
that will ever strive to advance
the interest of our people in
every proper way. We have
never yet gotten out an issue
7. : V a i i Trade Coram ss on. The coop
fied us but we always have in ti association ought to be
mind the hope that we may do f han to see
better in the future. The en- 1?" C!"
then parades I failed me
up and down in all his gorgeous war Have helped foe to
panoply, which only gradually chang- fresh start!
es back to the original drab color. jThough sickness and
In Si'im the hrepdino1 of fiirMfrinc ! kma vr rtA mo
fish is an important industry and And troubles have come with- j
r .
SOiTOW .
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13k
large bet3 are made on the results I
out end,
. . n i . yjL ugLio luiiuulicu uuuv;r i uica !AUr ol&l Jk
mvo corny auies v-ucia stl.ingent a3 those 0f cock-fighting.
against the cooperative sr.all be T. . , ., . , . .
. , . , , , , . , Itis not often that a fish comes twice
invesagacea oy ir.e reudim
have
into the arena, because even if vic
torious he is usually so seriously
damaged as to be unfit to fight again.
(Atlantic Fisherman.)
A7.n P it- Viora in
as any cthe;
sible of course, to
have done
3& AUS WON OUT.
o vvr.at ve,
jus:
tr.at it can
enterprise
must do but such underhanded
tactics as have been employed
bv somj of the associafons
" The ews resets tha r.eo-!e -m'-e3 ought not to be &UV1
reS SatSS ed. Such .thing, are against
a. ...a :.,.a ai. the nubuc interest.
saw in lo oie agitiiis!, u,c -
r.rPrl new elertion law. The: The growtn
A . . , . . .!.... - A A n Art
rure oi looacco cciisv.lu.j a
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
ONLY FRACTICAL PLAN
To The Citizens of Beaufort:
At a meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of Beaufort Graded Schools,
held Feb. 27, a plan was adopted for
the proposed new High School build
ing. The plan includes thirteen stand-
act was defeated by only on
vote and had Carteret's repve
sentative supported it the a-:
ard class rooms. Sunorintendenfc's of-
a.ld mailUxaC- i;hrrv anH nfcfcar small kimh.
f lso an auditorium with a seatina" caa-
meiv.lous industry Nor;h Car- c:ty cf aboct 800i
olira. Millions oi doliara are w hil stadied savorii Pians. but
might have passed.
North mve.'jti;d in tobacco arms a.iu as sooa as this one was examined, it
Carolina's primary and dele
tion laws are antiquated and
badly in need of amendment.
It is said that the only states in
the Union that hav'nt the 'so
tone.
t and in tobacco fac
get their living out of tobacco anJ isj tll3 be
in one way or a:io:her. North sc,nab!, cost
called 'Australian" system of
i.jalo iac- waj tjie unanimoU3 opinian of the
Thousands CI people Booard that it meeta our reauirntftnU
best we can get for a rea-
Thi3 Dlan Can ba built
carouna s niga ran d.i and e ,u;Pped compiete for about
culture and manuiactuiias e70.000.00. The Board hs decided
voting iii one form or anotner, would not De possioie w,i uu that under no circumstar.MS, must
are North and South Carolina, this lowly weed. Soma manu- it cost more thaa 75,000.00.
The recently proposed meas- tacturers ot tooacco ana Mr- j 3 Blair( State supervisor of
Construction for North
Tiiaf. u-'in l-htf Rrtrfl Af
newspapers, prominent Demo- tCim?rs ;iae maae iepetd. jic tbe Board's request he made a care
cratic leaders like Jjsiah 3ai- fortunes growing tobacco but ul inspection of 0Ur prs8ent school
lev and Josephus Daniels and the vast majority of them have bu;iding and groUnds to determine if
various other folks but Aus gotten no more than a bare av- it is possib!e to add to this building
Watts was against it. ing from it. The cooperative as a matter of economy. After in
association was formed pn- spectioni Mr. Blair was very p3si;jve
manly to heip trie iarmer a.ia in his assertion that no mane cnn bo
these years
BACKED me, i
Old Bank Book- and proven
my Friend!
Beaufort Banking & Tru3t Co.
Beaufort, N. C.
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SCHLOS3 BALTIMORE CLOTHES
REPRESENTATIVE
At this Store March 6th and 7th. Let
him take your measure for a Spring
and Summer Suit.
W. P. SMITH i
Front St. Beaufort, N. C. J
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The recentlv proposed meas-lactuieis m wuu au. Mr. j. j. Bi:
ure was backed by the women's of the dealers too.have made Schaol House
clubs, many of the leading vast fortunes out of it A few Caroli:ia( met
with him. Its
CONSIDER THE PEANUT.
A.or.Lr Carteret's manv ncs-'incidentally
A-'.n.tiaa fr.f frrA-.vJrr trnpVr it r.GS8 dealll'-g
r.-Vms that the'peanut may be purpose therefore is good a:d
entitled to consideration. The it if strange tna, any auiu.u :&c..omt ot the new State law which
"iDca-ut grows best in a light condemn it e"cept tho?e who rtf(rJ.;res f,re towe.-3. After a most
lc&mv soil, of which we have have some selfish interest at care.uI study o the situationt it is
and where there is a staice. etui no gr'.ai i.i.v- tre unanimoU3 decision of the Board
lAiuaS nave uus.- saVRd uv uAAi tn the nhi hui'.i-n
and that it is impossible to add stand
ard class rooms to thi3 building on
pi en
mild climate which we also men: was ever su.cessi.uuj ,of Trustees that it will be false econ-
hi ve. Mr. W. R. White, whose summatel vi,h rn: opposition omy to try t0 mak2 any ad(iitioM or
letter appears on this page, be- and this fact ho.as true in t.i:s aiterations to the present building,
lieves that our truck farmers case. It is to be hoped that tie There is no adeqUate auditorium
could grow peanuts profitably 'embattled farmer. wul Si.ana ia town wbere iar?e a3sembies can
and although not a resident oy tneir guns io uie au -hs he:d There is a growing demand
on the part of the people from the
interior of the State for places on
that the Dubhc at large will
their support unt 1 the
fare. The peanut crop of 'cooperative victory shall have ;the geasho
North Carolina is a very large been won
and valuable one but ia con-
fined mainly to a few northeast I
ern counties. There seems to
be no good reason why Carter-j
et county cannot grow peanuts
weevil has about put cotton out !
PRESS GLEANINGS
WANTS ROADS.
re wnere conventions oi
various kinds may be held. The au
ditorium in the proposed new build
ing is large enough to accomodate
the average convention. This will
make it possible for the town to have
many of these gatherings during the
summer months, thereby bringing
many more people to our town. . The
benefits from this source alone will
North Carolina is going to get an-
Of the runnnig it might be a other twenty millions to spend on
good idea to give the peanut a road building within the nxt two j amply justify the cost of a new build
Chance. J years. We have been wondering ing site, even if nothing is said of the
how much of this amount Davie j great benefits to the school of ample
BIG CITIES NEEDED IN N. C county will get. Out of the sixty j recreation grounds for school chil-
North Carolina has no very; five million already spent for roads dren.
large cities but at the rate of iin North Carolina our county has se-
Some Of them growing she cured a little less than 14 miles of
bids fair to have Some pretty ' hard-surface road while some of our
sizeable ones in the next twen-; neighboring counties have three or
ty years. While we think it is four times this amount. ' 'Tis a pity
better for the State to have a that Davie hasn't a highway commis
large number of good sized sioner. (Davie Eeccrd.)
We cannot expect our town to grow
unless ample school facilities are pro
vided. We have spent large sums of
money on oir streets. We have a
beautiful town. If we will now pro
vide an adequate school, people will
move to our beautiful town and llidp
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