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.THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927
Busy Days Along This Rural Route
Ur. J. U. oaxier
SPECIALIST
The Eye Only
NEW BERN, N. C.
ounty Correspondence
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and supplies.
NORTH RIVER
This week begins the tobacco cur
, ing season here which will last about
Mr. and Mb. Hartford Mchftosii five or six wtt'ks- Its vcry nw
and family of New Bern- snenf Slan. and ea;Iv tobacco has begun to
nay here with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Mcintosh.
fire a little.
Mr. Gastoft Morton spent the week
end at .Williaenston.
Mrs. Earl MMre and children of
Durham are hem visiting rela'.tfves.
Mr. Phipps will preach here Sun
day morning at 1 1 o'clock.
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Real Estate Sought
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Miss Swannie Wade apent Monday j
in Beaufort the grfest of Miss Vburi- ' v4v
i me .Paul. J.
We are sorry to .my that
Jane Dudley is very sinkv
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Mr. and Mrs. Geore-ia Beachp
j Raleigh spent the week end here with
Mrs. Crissie Evans.
There' will be services at Holly
Grove chorch Sunday at P. M.
by 8' pastor Reverend Mr, Smith.
METALLIC PATTERNING ILLUMINES
MANY KNITTED SPORTS MODES
WEATHER BROADCAST
FOR FISHERMEN
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Weather conditions along' the Gulf
, "oast and in the northwestern Cavi
j hhean Sea resn'on are broadcast by
tue radio station at PensaroTa, Fla.,
! for the particular benefit of local
! fishing smacks which fish for snap
! per in the Gulf of Mexico. One of
j the lcal companies operates 21
j smacks and has equipped all of them
i with radio receiving sets for the par
j ticular purpose of getting weather
information from- WCOA. The
smacks average about 25 days to each j
trip and frequently go several fran-
c'red miles from Pensacola. The
j forecasts are received regularly and
j :.re of Treat value not only in the
protection of the boats from storms
, but also in fishing operations.
Missta; ffi'na and Bertie Hinvs of
Goldsboro are here spending u wfttle
with theuiv grand-mother Mrs. W. F.
West.
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Miss H'el'an- Watson has been enter,
taining a fv sf her friends from Kafl
eigh at her' home here for several
days.
Mr. W: .Ml. H'uYes' and little daugh
ter of G61htioro wre here Monday.
cO visit his mother Mrs; West.
The fourth passed wry quietly
r.ere, there were no marked changt
in the daily program. A few of the
young folks went bathing and attend
ed the ball at the Atlantic Hotel that"
night.
Dial numbers have been convert-d
into raised characters to enable blind
persons to tune-in different stations:
cn the radio receiver. i
; Every bride in Mackenrode, Sax-;
! ony, married in twelve months, with ;
t ne exception, had the surname :
Mueller.
Dr. PL M. Hendrix
DENTE3-T
Cffice- Hours:
9 to 12 A..M. ttlO t 5 P. M.
Office over- W. P. faiith's Store
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A SLICEOF HAM
A Slice of our delicious, juicy HAM, with eggs cooked
to your choice, makesto your choice, makes a breakfast
that is most enjoyable. Our HAMS are all hickory
smoked, prime selected.
Home-grown Watermelons and
Cantaloupes
C. I). Jonqs Company
Everything to Eat
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ANYTHING for novelty, that Is the
wood of the mode. The stylist
answers the challenge by Introducing
metallic effect Into knitted construc
tion. An increasing number of sweat
ers, Jumpers, knitted coats and Jersey
frocks are showing a tendency to
yield to the lure of cold and silver.
One of the charming Ideas Is the white
Jersey frock whose Jumper Is em
broidered In all-over gold and silver
deslpn after th manner here pic
tured. Sometimes the metallic note Is ex
prti In an actual Interknlttlns of
Isold and silver threads rnther than In
embroidery. Sweaters and coats whose
tripes lnterwork their coloring with
glittering tinsel are among smartest
etxiwlnes.
Newest In the category of sweaters
Is rde allpon knitied entirely of gold,
silver and bronze thread In a manner
most enchanting. Often, also, colored
Jersey show an lnterworklng of hori
zontal metal stripes
Very consptcnotiw sweaters both as
to design and color ure worn with
plaited solirf-eoiore.J Jersey skirts es
pecially white. As summer advances
more and more will dlmy lace-knlt
sweaters make their appearance.
Sweaters kn.'t of chenille with metal
stripes are among lovely novelties.
Two items which render the dis
tinctive tooch to knitted costumes are
color and necklines.' ranging from
subtle blend to dazzling contrast. As
to necklines, there is a distinct pref
erence for the collarless type describ
ing either a V-llne, square, round or
boat shape.
The bow-at-the-neck fad bns en
tered the domain of the knitted blouse
or sweater. It Is usually posed at the
side of the square neck or at some
strategic point near the shoulder.
JH.IA r.OTTOMI.ET.
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UNUSUAL CANDIES ,
Your Drug Wants Appreciated
Phone 29
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DRUGGIST
Prompt and Efficient Drag: Serrice
TACKLE THAT WILL GET THEM
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When you start out on a fishing trip with a complete
equipment of Pilueger's Tackle, you can he assured
that you will et plenty of fish, if there are any fish to
be had.
DROP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
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Company 1839
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II BANK OF -NEWPORT
at Newport, N. C. in the State of
North Carolina, at the close of bus
iness June 30th, 1927.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $47,774.93
Demand Loans 1,579.00
Overdrafts, secured,
unsecured, $40.17 - 40.17
Banking Houses, $; Fur
niture and Fix 3,680.00
C .sh in vault and net a
mounts due from Banks,
Bankers, and Trust Com
panies 10,161.92
Cash items held over 24
" hours - 243.51
Total ..$63,479.53
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in ...$ 5,100.00
Undivided Profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 1"8-59
Notes and Bills rediscount-
ed NONE
Bills Payable , NONE
Deposits subject to check, "y
Individual 25,276.83,
Cashier's Checks outstand
ing 152-82
Savings Deposits J 32,771.29,
Total - $63,479.53,
State of North Carolina County j
of Carteret, July 5, 1927.
I, CM. HILL, Cashier of the above
named Eank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
C. M. HILL, Cashier. ;
x , . Correct Attest. I
L. A. MANN
L. C. CARROLL ;
E. H. OGLESBY ;
Directors, j
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 6th, day of July, 1927. I
S. D. Edwards, Notary Public, I
My Comm. expires Jan. 25, 1928. j
A London hotel keeper has furnish
ed his dining room in primrose and
blue because these colors cause the
the diners to relax and be cheerful
and hungry.
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