THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1929
PACE THREE
LOCAL FIRM GETS
' -'.worthy measures for the development
,of the student group. In this way
VALUABLE AGENCtfr te
.montor who assists with the disci-
,Pline of the group, and tries to act as
F. R. Be" Secures Exclusive 5 - iemir.de: for forgetful student-.
Yea Fier.chiss for New and 'The monitor can be told by his badge
Celebrated scientific
Formula
THE
ENGLISH
Local citizens who have ruard of
the amazing results which have been
acecmpl'.sned by Saigon will be inter
ested in the important announcement
that this new and scientific formula
can now be obtained in this city.
Manufacturers of this revolution
ary medicine have followed out the
policy of selecting outstanding firms
as exclusive agents in ever city
where it has be.-n introduced. Lead
ing druggists everywhere have ac
claimed it as a trumph in he field of
modern chemistry and have been eag
er to be among the first to supply it
to their trade.
Never before in the history of the
world has the progress of Medical
Science been so rapid. One important
discovery al'Ur a.iothtr has been
(BIOLOGY .AND
CLASS
Last Monday, October 14, we went
on an observance trip to Front Street.
We saw many things which we have
studied in class. After our return
we went to our English class and de
veloped one paragraph from the sub-
the color of which is orange and blue, ject "One Important thing that I
lhe members of the council are as Observed on my trip. Some of the
follows grade 11 Robert Pastures. I paragraphs were developed by sever-
Icolene Bakemore. I al methods by detail, by special ex-
Grade 10 James H.irvis. Henro-in : amnles and bv definition. The fiTst
Campbell. ' method named gave opportunity for j p0i to Rico were in the states of Kan-
Grade 9 Estelle Nolan, Rowland i for explanation. Among some of the j sas, North Dakota, Vermont and U-
collected in fines. The total amount
for the last year was $7,476,300,
5173,000 more than the preceding
year.
The largest nnmber of cases were
instituted in the so'uthern district of
New York, where there were 7,816.
Next came the eastern district of Ken
tucky with 2,945, the northern dis
trict of New York with 2,295, and
the District of Columbia, 1,661.
The smallest number of cases in
anv district outside of Alaska and
things observed were: "The decidu-.tah.
Wesley.
Grade 8 Effie Anderson, Olive ous trees and ever green trees." De-j
Vv aid.
Grade 7 Margaret Williams.
Grade 6 Sarah Campbell.
Grade 5 Geneva Davis.
Grade 4 Caroline Henry.
Grade 3 Ethel Stanley.
The officers of the council are:
Fresident Robert Pastures.
i linquescent and Excurrent trees
"Bad environments and good envir-
onments. "The sail" "The dispersal of
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
We, the members of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the M. E.
church Beaufort, record with sorrow
made wnicn win nave a iar-ieacning miive Ward; Haniet Windsor; Burt i
etlect upon the health and well-being Williams; James Harris; Mattie Ma
of mankind. Some of these discov-SOn.
eries are startling in the extreme and !
ah:-oiutely disprove many of the be-
HARD WORK
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Ccan of Men, University of
Illinois.
liefs, practices and theories we have
known for a life-time.
.As scientific investigators learn
more about the human anatomy, the
practice of medicine changes the old
is discarded for the new.
As a result of this world-wide med
ical re'arch, Science has learned
that good health is largely governed
and maintained by three vital organs:
and fluids of the body.
What is more important, we have
learned that these organs and fluids
can often be aided and stiengthened
bv certain basic elements.
Haviner knowledge of these impor- i
tant discoveries, one of America's
leading bio-chemists mcceedid, after
two and on; half years of laboratory !
research, in combining many of these
basic elements in one formula which
may well be considered one of the j
greatest health-sustaining remedies of j
the age. I
It is called Sargon. This formula j
and the lormuia lorsa.praomw, type minollnoe on nparIy evm
Pills, which are an essential and in- j mngnzine, pac some new vertn
tegral part of the ?treatment, are the ! wnlch ., msh u,r( n.rk f0 fho
pioperty of the Sargon Laboratories j wal) ani make it unecessiir.v fur oup
and can be obtained by no other firm j t0 ext.rt ,iMlsef either physically or
that each had observed carefully, but
some expressed what they observed , the death of our. faithful sister and
better than others. Among this group co-worker, Mrs. Jennie Lewis, vife
'having the best paragraphs were: 0f Hardv H. Lewis, who peacefully
Vice President Georgia Campbell -Mattie Mason, Gertie Ellison, Eliza-1 slipped away September 19, 1929.
Secretary Janus Harris. ,beth Davis, Freddie Pickett, Mildred j Therefore be it resolved:
rultord, Ella Sparrow, Sallie Fulford First, That we as a society are con
Viola Rhodes and William Stnaley. ' scious of a great loss.
Our trip in Biology class gave us j Second, That we bow in humble
something about which to writs in , submission to the will of God, thank
English class. j ing Him for the blessings of the
I Christian life she lived among us..
Third That we extend to the fain
TORRENS PROCEEDING HERE ! 5,? ves ou:, tenderest love
DRAWS CONSIDERABLE CROWD , sympathy, and pray that the God
. '. " I . .'of all will comfort their aching
a large number ot witnesses ana
Monitors
The monitors for the second month
of school are: Freddie Pickett.
Ophelia Henry; Georgia Campbell;
It was by the sweat of his brow
that our first ancestor was to work
out his salvation
Hard work was
to he the disci
P 1 1 n e wlil c I'
should rn ise him
to a higher stifle
Wr are usir., ev
pry p o s s I h I p
means those days
to get away frnm
it. Lnlior-snvlnu'
devices are her
alded on every
side. Glaring col
ors mid broad
lawyers were here Monday and Tues-j
day for 'the purpose of attending a1
hearing in a Torrens proceeding.
The action was that of the Interstate
Cooperage Co., against Orrin Weeks
and C. E. Weeks. It was about some
517 acres of timber lands on Petti
ford's Creek. A. B. Morris as Ex
aminer of Titles presided over the '
hearing.
The plaintiffs in the case were rep
resented by McLean and Rodman of ;
Wr.rhir-g-ori and J. F. Duncan of
;Ptaufort. C. R. Whoatly of Beau- j
f-.it and Ward and Ward of New;
, To! n rppeared for the defendants.;
'T'l' Examiner makes his report to!
the Clerk of the Superior Court.
Either side has the right of appeal if;
desired. I
of all
hearts.
Fourth: That a copy of these res
olutions be sent to the family, to the
N. C. Christian Advocate, our local
paper, an ! that a copy be u'corded in
the minutes' of the society.
Mrs. Thos. Duncan.
Mrs. Hugh Jones.
Mrs. J. H. Stubbs.
Committee.
On taking leae of the chronic
handshaker it is just as well to count
your money.
The total area of Norway is about
76,700,000 acres.
READ THE NEWS WAN i DS
i Dr.E.B.Whitehurst
GENERAL PRACTICE
Phones: Office 63. Res. 107L
Office Hours:
10 co 1 2 to 5 and by
appointment
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-TAKE
EYE SIGHT
Good eyesight is a val
uable posession. The
way to keep is is to take
care of your eyes.
FOR THOSE BAD COLDS
Relieves from the First Dose
MADE BY THE MAKERS OF
DUFFY'S PILLS
(At your Druggist)
PEOPLE OFTEN NEED
GLASSES AND DO NOT
KNOW IT
D. W. Morton
Notary Public'. Insuranca
With M. Leslie Darii
BEAUFORT, N. C.
B
Works Hard, Dances,
i Gains 3 Lbs. a Week
Glasses to be satisfac
tory must be fitted care-, voi'
Witness: M. S. Lee.
R. W. Wallace, Entiy Taker for Car
teret County.
Nov.
I work hard, dance and have
gained 3 pounds a w .'ek since taking
My nervousness is almost all
fully. Have your eyes1-;-"
examined and get the ,cod liver peptone, iron, etc. Nerv
, , . . , , I ous, easily tired, anemic people are
Kind 01 glaSSeS yOU lieed (surprised how Vinol gives new pep,
! sound sleep and a BIG appetite. The
I very first bottle often adds several
Dr. GeO. E. Komegay liquids weight to thin children or ad--
a j - c. ! ults. Tastes delicious.
Corner Ann and Craven Ms. D nDiirricr
BEAUFORT N. C. ! F" R" BELL" DRUGG1S1
'oKromSovnmRHA
OS
or individual in the world
This new' scientific treatment,
which represents much of our latest
knowledge on modern theraphy, has
been acclaimed by druggists through
out America as a triumph in the field
of pharmaceutical chemistry.
With the needs of their customers
uppermost in their minds, leading
druggists everywhere have been eag
er to be among the, first to supply it
to their trade.
The exclusive agency for Sargon
mentally. If one knows how to set
the machinery In motion he need sel
dom t.ave to do n lick of work.
We are getting qui;e accustomed to
the automatic stoker which eliminates
any attention to the furnace except
ing occasionally to rnke out the nshei
and to see that the supply of coal
does not become depleted. The gaso
line engine does almost every task
today which was once accomplished
through hard- physical labor. It has
not yet been taught to get the chil
dren out of bed and put them Into
LIQUOR CONVICTIONS
SHOW FALLING OFF
Washington, Oct. 20 Prohibition
comphints monopolized almost two
thirds of the criminal docket in fed
eral district courts during the fiscal
year ended June 30, but while the
number of cases mounted, convic
tions lagged behind.
i Statistics made public today by the
department of justice showed a to
tal of 110,655 civil and criminal
cases, of which 86.348 were criminal.
I There were 56,786 prohibition cases,
i 1,000 more than the previous year.
! There were 47,100 convictions, 1,
700 fewer than the year before, but
the department pointed out that there
:was a slight increase in the amount
anA Conrnn Snft Mass Pills for this
citv has been awarded to F. R. BELL i their clothes, hut there Is no end to
city nas Deen awaimu I1)iIifIe8 of ,he fururei Snme
Adv.
to
possibilities
time-saving and labor-saving machine
Is put on the market every day, and
It seems only the matter of a few
years until we shall have to do noth
ing more strenuous than to press the
button or turn on the current. Short
working hours, and easy work, and
higher wages is the paradise to which
we all look forward.
In education, as well, the general
is away from hard worli.
The 'easy road toward a definite end
Is the one most fought. Text bocks
emphasize- the fact that a minimum
amount of effort will he necessary to
comprehend the subject matter as
presented within : their pages. Stu
dents must he pleased. Interested, aid
ed constantly along the road from
which every possible abstraction nas
been removed. If It Is possible to get
out of work we do It.
I am wondering If such a realiza
tion would be a good thing. Life may
be made -loo easy mentally and phys
ically for the best development of the
Individual. An ntblete would be quite
unlikely to get anywhere if he did
not work regularly and if he did not
regularly, also, push his muscles to
the limit of their powers. There Is
little training of the brain if It Is
never subjected to hard persistent dif
flcult thinking. The hoy who loafs
along mentally never forcing tils
mind to the accomplishment of somp
unpleasant or difficult task will nevei
have a trained brain.
No one has ever gotten far without
hard work. The labor-saving device
mental or physical may rob a man
of the power and development which
comes only from strenuous and per
sistent exercise. Cne-yf the oufstand
ing men of the country diking to a
group of yoiii'ig n en at their college
graduation said ;
"What I have occQniplished In the
world, I have done tltfough ifhrd work
I do not know unyojle who has dune
. pese -of thfpa-ncil is to give the stu-l anything . tvonn:,wiu.e inline wuuu.
dents a foWof democratic govern-! who has not worked hard." , .
il flip rpnvpsrn-, He spoke lire ..truth.
. .. -.' 'J , j. '' 'J : ' (. 1U2'J. VVBBiWn Newapapgr Onion.)
lauve win present sane uuu ijulc-
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COLORED SCHOOL
FOURTH GRADE
The fourth grade continues
learn many interesting things. Last I tendency
week we began 'the study of letter
writing. A diagram of a letter was
placed on the boaul and the different
parts of the letter pointed out by
their names and position in the let
ter, such as the heading, the salu
tation, the body and the complimen
tary .close. The class also brought
envelopes f" 1 p-Hr3--p"l them ac
cording to the model which was plac
ed on the board. Those who wrot
interesting letters were: Samuel Chad
WICK. Kussen uavis, urie .uonme, i
Carolyn Henry, Pearl Chadwick, Ehz
abeth Chadwick and Albertiis Williams.
i a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It is the most s.'eeHv remedy known.
Passenger Schedules
Effective May 20th, 1928
Beavfort, N. C.
Lv. (5:50 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermediate
points. Parlor ca:
from Naw Bern.
Lv. 3:15 FM Sleeper New Bern to
Norfolk, Va., and
Washington, D. C.
For reservations etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Ager.t,
Beaufort. N. C.
BUS SCHEDULE
Carteret Transit Co.
Leave Morehead City for Atlantic and
points east 11:00 AM. 7:00 PM.
Leave Beaufort for Atlantic and
points east 11:30 AM. 7:45 PM.
Leave Atlantic for Beaufort and
Morehead City 7:00 AM. 1:15 PM.
Lave Beaufort for Morehenc City
8:10 AM. 10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
6:50 PM.
Leave Morehead City for Beaufort
8-20 AM. 11:00 AM. 3:00 PM.
7:00 PM.
CALL 87-L DAY OR NIGHT
SPECIAL TRIPS
FOR
SHOE REPAIRING
Women's and Children's
We specialize on shoe repairing for women and chil
dren. We have a big stock of leather and equipment
for this work so that we can handle it in a first class
manner. Phone 109-L and we will call for and deliver
your work.
COAL
Service Shoe Shop
C. D. Whitehurst, Prop.
Phone 109-L Notary Public
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GRADE FIVE
This week finds us woiking hard
and in the same cheerful spirit.
We are planning health ppsters
and to make books in which we will
classify foods and make menus suit
nble for growing boys and girls. -
Those who received one hundred
in spelling for thj entire of last week
ere as follows :
Geneva Davis, Ophelia Heniy, Mary
Alice Pickett, I.ucy Pickett, Cornelia
Stanley and Joyce Tate.
THE STUDENT'S COUNCIL
The Students' Council was organiz
ed last Wednesday. This organiza
tion is composed of two students from
each high school class and-ohe from
e eh j,".'ade to. v . three Inclusive
selected byplrpular vote. The pur-
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"Whon the Cold November breezes
Blow w w-"
THEN the comfort of Coal in the Hi,
ready for heater or furnace, will appeal.
THE PRICE at the mines is advancing. We
have bought a number of cars at summer
prices.
WHILE THEY LAST they are yours at a
saving of from 10 to 20 per cent.
BUY NOW. Can quote delivered any
where in the county.
Genuine Pocahontas Egg, W. Va. Splint
Egg. -.
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When you order by phone you save both
time and energy. We will give your or
der the same careful attention that a per
sonal call would receive. Our good and
fresh groceries are also an assurance that
you'll be fully satisfied.
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