THE REAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY AUG. 12. 1928.
PAGE TWO
PROF. CARDS
Dr. E. B. Whitehurst
GENERAL PRACTICE
boaet: Offica 83. Retidenc. 107-L
Office Hours:
10 to 12 to 5 aud by
appointment
DR. H. M. HENDRIX
DENTIST !
to 12 A. M.. ad 1:30 to 5 P. M.
Office over W. P. Sm'th'a atoro
DR. C. S. MAXWELL
GENERAL PRACTI E
Office Boart
10 to 12 A. M. nd by
appointment.
DR. E. F. MENIUS
Eyesight Specialist With
Sam K Eaton Co
New Bern. N C
DR. MANLY MASON
General Practice
NEWPORT, N. C.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 2
to 5 and by appointment.
WANT ADS
THE COST IS SMALL
USE THEM FOR RESULTS
RATE:
One cent per word, Initial,
Letter, Figure. All want ads
paid in advance. No want ad
taken for lesa than 23c. Mail
them in.
Diiplar Ad
Ratei on Requeit
Telephone No, 16.
, atre of 50 Oat the NEWS office.
, PLAIN TAG SFOR SHIPPING PUR-
: posos 20c and 30c pit 100 at the
1 NEWS office.
, TYPEWRITER RIBBONS FOR L. C.
S:nith, Underwood, Royal and Rem
! ir.gion Typewriters 73c each at the
NEWS office.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
1923 Model. Good sh?pe, good tires.
See or write M. P. Skarren care
'Beaufort News, Beaufort, N. C.
FOR RENT SEVERAL FOUR AND
five room houses at the mill. Beau-
ort Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
t f.
WANTED TO BUY BLACK CUB
::? .-s. O. N. Freeman, Wilson, N.
C. 4t 7-15
DR. F. E. HYDE
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours
10 A. M. to 12 Noon
3 to 5 P. M. except Mondays Wed
nesdays, Fridays
Evenings by Appointment
At Williston Monday, Wednesday
Friday 3 to 5 P. M.
Office Phone 46 Ret. 18L
DR. J-O. BAXTER
Specialist
THE EYE ONLY
NEW BERN, N. C.
D. W. MORTON
Notary Publio -Insurance
With M. Leslie Devi
BEAUFORT, N. C
DR. R. L. DANIELS
SPECIALIST
Eye, Er, Note end Throat
Officet in Elks Temple
Rooms 401 to 405 Tel. No. 170
Office Honrs 9 a. m. to 1 p. R.
3 to 4 p. iu.
NEW BERN, N. C.
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
FOR
Tire and Windstorm
p; INSURANCE
SEE
Miss Ella D. Davis
DR. O. H. JOHNSON
SPECIALIST
;Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office Morehead City Hospital
9 to 12 and by appointment
W. O. WILLIAMS
NOTARY PUBLIC
BEAUFORT, N. C.
REAL ESTATE IF INTERESTED
;n town lots or country property ad
dress The Carteret Realty & Insur
ance Co., D, W. Morton, secretary,
Beaufort, N. C. t f
FRONT STREET LOTS THAT ARE
for sale are very scarce. I have two
fin? ones. In another year they are
likely to be much higher in price
than they are now offered. For par
ticulars see or write, W. G. Mebane,
Beaufort, N. C. t f
IF YOU WANT YOUR WALLS
scraped and Kalsomined or house
cleaned, whitewashing and general
labor see JOHN ELLISON 2t 7-22.26
STOCK FOR SALE A FEW
shares of stock in the Beaufort News
Incorporated are for sale. Stock is
non taxable and is valuable. Any one
who is interested may get further in
formation by calling at the News of
fice or addressing a letter there.
TWO FARM HORSES, GOOD
WORK STOCK ALSO ONE FINE
FULL BLOODED YOUNG JERSEY
COW. FOR PARTICULARS SEE
OR WRITE JOHN M. DICKINSON,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
5t Aug 5-26
HOUSE FOR RENT ON MARSH
Street, furnished or unfurnished, see
Mrs. J. W. Gillikin. 2 t
WANTED MIDDLE AGED MAN.
Hustlers make $40 to $100 weekly
selling Whitmer's guaranteed line of
toilet articles, soaps, spices, extracts
and medicines. Carteret County now
open. Team or car needed. Exper
ience unnecessary. Salesmanship
taught FREE. Start making good
money this Fall. Write tod:-y. THE
H. C. WHITMER COMPANY, Dept
25, Columbus, Indiana.
LETTER FILE BOXES INDEXED
75c each at the NEWS office.
WE SELL UNDERWOOD TYPE-
writers at $3.00 down and $5.00 per
m;nth. Let us tell you more about
them. The Beaufort News.
THE REMINGTON PORTABLE
Typewriter. The little machine for
the Student or for the home, See
it at tha NEWS office.
MANUSCRIPT COVERS, LEGAL
.ap paper, standard size typewriter
paper, everal grades at the NEWS
office.
The Party by
Candle-Light
By DOROTHY DOUGLAS
WHITE AND COLORED CARD
board for placard use at the NEWS
office.
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
From North Carolina points
via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R.
Thence
Bay Line )
Chesapeake Line ) to Baltimore, Md.
Merchant & Miners Trans. Co. to
Boston or Providence.
Old Dominion Line to New York.
Similar fares to interior resorts via
ports named.
Apply any Norfolk Southern Ticket
Agent for fares, schedules or reservations.
Passenger Schedules
Effective May 2, 1926
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 0:30 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermedi ate
points. Parlor car
from New Bern.
Lv. 3:59 PM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermed i a t e
points. Sleeper New
Bern to Norfolk, Va.
and Washington, D.
C.
For reservations, etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C.
SESQUI-CENTENNIAL,
Philadelphia, Pa.
June 1 to September 30, 1926.
Fare and one half for the
round trip
via
Norfolk Southern and connec
tions. Tickets sold daily until Septem
ber 30, 1926,, final limit fifteen
days including date of sale.
666
is a prescription for
Malaria, Chills and Fever
Dengue or Biliious Fever.
It kills the germs
Men curl up and collapse in New
York when the mercury touches 88.
If that is all the temperature New
Yorkers can stand in this world, we
shudder to think of their agony in
tne world to come Houston Post.
Tom Tarheel says he washes his
mules shoulders at twelve o'clock and
they like it about as well as he likes
to wash bis face and hands after a
hard day's plowing.
If you have lost something, found
something, have something: to sell or
want to boy something try a Bean
fort News want advertisement It
coete but little.
Fsmmps of Alamance County are
goiaff to enseover their home county
bf spending two days and one night
visiting abort 20 good farms in var
ious pacts of the contny.
NSwspap readers are" better in
foamed as to what is happening in
town and cosnty than those who do
not read. Subscribe for the Beau
fart News.
BOATS FOR SALE
1 Ga3 Boat "Eunice," deck
51 ft. x 13 ft. 3", registers
on water line 43 ft. 6" x 13
ft. 3", 4 foot draft, 9 net
tons, wood hull, has Lath
rop 3 cylinder, 36 H. P., 2
cycle ga3 engine, burn3 gas
oline, kerosene and distill
ate; fully equipped as tug
boat, with cabin, sleeping
quarters, etc., also electric
lights. Engine new 1921;
has beea in service half
time since. In very good
condition.
1 Gas Boat "Phalarope"
built as private yacht, deck
47 ft. by 10 ft., water line
43 ft. 6" x 9 ft 2", register
ed draft 3 ft. 6", but draws
about 4 ft. 6", 5 net tons,
wood hull, Standard 3 cyl
inder, 36 H. P., 4 cycle en
gine, burns gasoline; with
cabin, sleeping- quarters,
etc., also electric lights.
Very good condition.
1 Gas Boat "Wyandotte,"
deck 39 ft. x 9 ft. 6". Not
registered in Custom House
draws 3 ft. 8" to 4 ft.. 3
cylinder, 30 H. P. 4 cycle
Lathrop enarine. New 1920.
With cabins and sleeping
bunks. Has been used a-
bout 18 months since 1920
Wood hull, burns gasoline,
about 4 net tons, kerosene
lights.
All. in good condition. Low
prices tor quick sale. For fur
ther information inquire of
BEAUFORT LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
Beaufort, N. C.
PLENTY GEM CLIPS 50c PACK
age at the NEWS office.
TAG HOOKS FOR PLACING TAGS
on bags or cloth top barrels or box
es 20c per one hundred at the NEWS
office.
Time to secure judges for wie
"unty and community fairs. State
College will famish specialists as far
as" possible without interfering with
their regular work.
J CARBON PAPER TWO SIZES
standard and legal for sale at uie
NEWS office. Standard size 3 for
; 5c legal 2 for 5c
MANILA SECOND SHEETS FOR
Twpewriter carbon copies 50c pack-
SESQUI CENTENNIAL
Philadelphia, Pa.
Coach Excursion Fares
via
Norfolk Southern R R
and connections, tickets sold
Tuesdays and Fridays July 2
to November 30th, 1926, inclu
sive. Final limit including
date if sale.
WEEK END AND SUNDAY FARES
Via
SNRFOLK SOUTHERN R. R.
Season 1923
To
Seashore and Inland Resorts
WEEK END TICKETS sold Fridays
and Saturdays, Anril 30th. to SeD-
tember 25th. Final Limit Tuesday
after sale.
SUNDAY TICKETS sold Sunday
May 1 to September 26, Limited to
date of sale.
-- Resorts
Norfolk, Cape Henry, Chesapeake
Seach, Ocean Park, Virginia, Virginia
Beach, Va. Aquadale, Beaufort,
Jackson Springs, Morehead City,
Nags Head, Oriental, Norwood, Man
teo, Belhaven, N. C.
Futher information n application
to Ticket Agents.
BAY VIEW ITEMS.
Little Miss Dorothy Fay Fodrie
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fodrie
who has been real sick for quite a
while seems to be improving.
Mrs. Clinton Mason eft last week
for Hopewell, Va. where he has been
employed.
Mrs. Addie Hardesty of Mill Creek
left Sunday for Morehead City where
she will spend a few days with her
daughter who is on the sick list
Miss Mavrnie Dowdtr and hmthor
Roy of Bay View spent Saturday
nignc ana Sunday at Beaufort visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr. Ellis Fodrie of Core Creok was
a visitor at the home of Mr. George
Winberry Wednesday nia-hi.
, Misses Sudie and Rebecka Oglesby
oi Bridgeton is here spending the
week at the home of Mr. David 0
fesby. ;
Mr. Joe Merrill and son Bonnie
Lee of Dav's Point spent a while with
hr parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cur
rier. There will be an ice cream party
at Bay View church. Saturday night
the 14th, every one is invited to
come.
Coprrt!lt.l
LARDNER came home to his board
ing house that night with weary
steps. He was wishing with all his
soul that he were approaching his
own little house, with Its dainty mis
tress, who would, of course, be also
the mistress of his heart.
It was a cold, bleak night and a
wttrm fireside, rosy lamps aud the
sunny-haired girl there, would have
muile even that weary trip from the
office seem like heaven.
I Lardner sighed as he went up to
! the unhomallke hoarding-house room.
I The sitadeleM gas flickered In pale
j greeting and cast Its not too flattering
( brilliance on the barren surroundings.
However, Lardner went down to
dinner to sit as he had been sitting
for two full years, at the long hoarding-house
table with its odd assort
ment of humanity. They were a more
or less congenial crowd who chatted
Impersonally about things In general,
but Lardner had never reached a more
intimate acquaintance with any of
them. There was a Miss Drake, who
was employed by the government as
an analytical chemist, a Miss Roydon,
clerk in a big dairy office, one or two
clerks, both male aud female, and
then there was Miss Bennet.
She had uttracted him by her
quiet, gentle manner, hut he always
wished she might show some spurk
of human wnrmth.
So he entered the dining room and
stood among the guests. They were
nil fluttering about and laughing
(rood humoredly with candles in their
hands. The gas, for the first time
iu two years, had gone on strike and
simply wouldn't tight up.
"Something's happened to the main,"
apologized the worried landlady, Mrs.
Warren. "Can you manage with
candle-light?"
"Of course we can," they shouted
In chorus and went about lighting and
placing candles.
They were chatting and breathless
and highly enjoying a simple chance
to dine by candle-light rather than
under the blatant glare of gas.
His thoughts were interrupted by
Miss Bennet who stood close beside
Mm holding forward an unlit candle.
"I wonder If you would give me a
light r she asked softly.
Lardner palled out his matches
swiftly. He also caught a quick
breath. Had Miss Bennet's eyelashes
always curled upward in that shadowy
way and had the eyes beneath them
always held that mischievous spark In
their quiet depths?
He managed to light her candle,
but not without another satisfying
look into her eyes. Yes, the lure
was there, plenty of It
She turned from him then, but not
without a lovely thanks from lips that
well, Lardner didn't dare think Just
at the moment anything further about
those lips. They were all sitting
down at the Mg dining table which
was, suddenly transformed from an
ordinary second-class boarding-house
table to one flickering with the falry
llke laughter and romance of bygone
ages.
More than one couple at the table
were casting hy glances. Lardner
found himself hating the young clerk
sitting beside Miss Bennet ind lean
ing much nearer to her shoulder than
there was the slightest necessity for.
"I propose," said Miss Bennet
"that we all go up to my room after
dinner and have coffee and music.
You can sit on the floor or any place
yon find room. Kveryone who plays
anything must contribute. I have a
guitar and Mr. Johnstone bus a
mouth organ. We shall huve quite a
time by candle-light Those who enn't
sing or play must tell a story."
They must have all gone mad In
that boarding house, lardner Includ
ed, for they all dashed upstairs, each
clutching a flickering candle to attend
the first party they, as a unit had
Indulged In.
MIbs Bennet's room occupied the
same position In the house as Lard
ner', gave that It was up one more
flight of stairs. As he stood on the
threshold be drew a sharp breath.
Surely this was not a room In the
hoarding house. The bed had been
turned Into a sofa divan, draped with
hlue velvet and holding an armful of
blue and gold and petunia cushions.
There were yellow shades on the
candles and a white fur rug In front
of the gas Are. A bit of statuary
adorned the chest of drawers. Instead
of an nnttdy tray of toilet articles. It
was a borne. There was nothing ex
pensive, but everything was artistic.
The cool brown of Miss Bennet's
business frock bad takenpn a coppery
warmth and In her golden hair a hint
of red glistened.
Lardner wanted agqjn to$lck him-self-this
time morepundly.
Two whole years wastedhe told
himself. "I migqjhsre known she
was THfi CTRL."
The, party was tremendojisjy , suc
cessful and tbe candles fvere flicker
ing ify In their sockets 4efoire there
was a move 'to disband.
Laijdner contrived to tw tbe last to
leave.
He held Miss Bennet's hand warm
ly In one hand and his candle In the
other. Tbe little flame leaped up be
tween them and looking Into It and
Into the eyes above, Lardner said soft
ly, "That little light has been more Il
luminating than all the gas of two
wools years." He lifted her hand gently
to his lips and the candle sputtered
Joyfully even triumphantly.
Funny, but they enever grow wild
oats on prison farms Jacksonville
Times-Union.
You can vaccinate tha head off al
most any epidemic except meddling.
Washington Post
i"M-W4 K'-H'"l45 ;"' t H"H"t I IT 'f"ll ffj t jj j'Y'f
REAL ESTATE
Insurance And Loans On City Property
GRAHAM W. DUNCAN
-M-M-
Attention Parents
School is but a short time off! Have
you got the students ready for school?
Their watches should be repaired,
and many things in Jewelry must be
bought for them before they can leave for
school.
WE NOW HAVE IN THE STORE
LARGE SELECTIONS OF
Fountain Pens
Bracelet Watches
Strap Watches
and
Pocket Watches
Cuff Buttons
Pencils
Scarf Pins
Bar Pins
Jewelry of all Kinds
Wm. H. Bailey
Duncan BIdg.
JEWELER
Beaufort, N. C.
f
111"
IF YOU ARE A VICTIM COME
TO SEE US WE ARE
SUNBURN CHASERS
Joseph House, Druggist
$S22&'
Front St. Beaufort, N. C.
mart New
Rumble Seat
For Sport Roadster
Rumble seats are justly popular. They
add a sma't, rakish touch to roadster
lines, and Increase the carrying capacity
by two passengers.
That Dodge Brothers Sport Roadster
now provides this convenience, will be
welcome news to thousands.
Like the main seat, it is deeply" up
holstered in gray Spanish genuine
leather, and the seat back is high and
well pi tched, provid Ing ucusualcomfort.
When closed, the rear compartment is
absolutely (waterproof, even in rainiest
weather.
Ample pace is provided behind the
main seat for golf dubs, suit cases,
tennis rackets and similar luggage.
Brilliant-pheasant green lacquer body
and hood, strikingly in contrast with
the tan top, black fenders and full spe
cial equipment, complete a general color
scheme of exceptional dash and charm.
D. M. Jones Co.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Dodbb Brothers
MOTOR CARS