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7Vr: PEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 1930
WAIS T ADS
County Agents Meet
In Annual Conference
THE COST IS SMALL
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Letter yure. All Want ads
paid ui advance. N'o want ad
taken fur less th.m 2,":. Vail
tii in in.
Display Ad
Rate on Requed
Telephone No. 16.
T Y PEW R 1 1' E R S WE SELL THE
amous Underwood typewriter. Yuu
tan buy one on very easy terms. Call
at the Keaufort News and let us ex
plain it to you.
(F. H. Jeter)
Raleigh. Jan. 13 Studying proh
l:ivs of the home r.r.d farm in North
f'aolir;a. tK 87 f; vm iir"nt - and .V.i
home ;;;.'onls of t'le atr; A'ul: ;i" .1 ex
tension service held their imm;il ron
iVrence at Stat;; College liur.-.K the
Wi ek of January 6.
Uunity of program in each county
between the farm nun and women
and business and professional inter
ests, the stimulation of producing'
more feed and food crops and the
market outlets for surplus foodstuffs
pr )duc.d, were three of the important
matters discussed. The home agent '
held their regular short course dur-
FAME OF SARGON
SPREADING OVER
ENTIRE WORLD
People of This Country Sending
Famous M idicin-3 to Rela-
tives and Friends in England,
Scotland, Ireland, France, j
Canal Zone, Norway, Swed- j
en, Cuba and Many Other
Distant Lands. I
mer.ts have been received from men
,,f prominence, including former gov
einois, business and professional men,
Miavois. state and county officials,
i e in Ministers of the Gospel I
have deemed it their duty to come ,
!nv.u-.! and tell what -Sargon has i
dune lVr them. 1
Tliest- are only a few of thousamis
,:f such cases and not a day nor a
xvi el; pusses thai (iocs not bring hun
dreds of statements from the people
..,.,.-. nir.fr the vnml this medicine is
doing, and reciting case after case
that would convince the most skep
tical. Sar:.M'i's fame is built on actual
result.-- not empty promises, and on
ly those who have put it to the te.-t
know its real powers.
Saigon's aim is not mere tempora
ry relief, but new and abundant
health. No wondir it is now called j
tii. medicine with a million friends. ;
F. R. EELL, Agent.
If you have found a medicine that
I Telephone No. 16. g pr iduc.d, were three of the important was ,,f slu'h bene.it to you that you
., JS matters discussed. The home ae-ent . ' would go to the trouble of sending it
to relatives and friends in distant
ng the week varying the program at countries, you would have to be con-
times to enter into joint conferences vincul in ycur own mind that it pos
with the men, while the farm agents st''d real merit, wouldn't you?
devoted most of their time to attend- That's just what thousands of peo
ing the lectures bv the grouD of live- I'le throughout the United States
REAL ESTATE IF INTERESTED stock experts brought to the college have been doi? w'th Sargon.
in town loU or country property ad-, to attend the 17th annual meeting of From all over America and where-
dresa The Carteret Realty & Insur-1 the Southern Livestock Association, ver Sarjron has be n introduced,
ryt : a series oi lectures on tarm lead- 'i-: ' n-nns nave ueen re-
' ership by Dr. Robert G. Foster of the teived from grateful users telling of
Lniteil States Uenav nient nf Act- giatuying icsu.is mat nave Deen
VISITING CARDS, BUSINESS cutU!.e was one feature 0f the joint accomplished by this celebrated medi
Cards and Personal Stationery made gatherings. These lectures had to cine-
according to your taste and directions r,rincipallv with develoning leaders a- THOUSANDS EXPRESS GRATI.
at the Beaufort News office. ; mong rural boys aml p-iris enrolled in ' TUDE.
ADDING MACHINE PAPER AND I the 4-H clubs and Dr. Foster gave Qn November 27th, a letter dated ' ore than ?fi00.. is now a.vai!able
Second Sheets can always De naa aimetnous and practices in this work. .November 23rd, was received at the n tne Jane ? vuivim"tun ua" iuml
the Beaufort News office. Also type-1 The farm agents had a thorough Sargon offices advising that in one wllil'h was onnetl in honor of Mrs.
writer ribbons.
ance Co., D. W
Beaufort, N. C.
Morton, secretary,
The business side of farming un
der North Carolina conditions will be
discussed over Station WI'TF at Ral
; eigh each Friday afternoon at two ;
i o'clock during January and February !
j by experts of the department of farm j
economics at State College. ,
McKimmon and to aid worthy 4-H i
club girls who may wish to study
home economics. !
house, '"V"""1' " ie amiuai iand) to nis s,ster, who is the wife of
extension oanquet. or. Knapp told , an eXcCutive of one of the greatest
the agents how farm demonstration ' retail drug flrllls in the British Em
work had grown from the small be-,pjre.
ginning made by his father, Dr. Sea-, During the past month there ap
man A. knapp, into a world-wide ag- peared in the Toronto papers the
ricultural movement and he declared statement of a well-known World
mat mis lorm oi reacning naa caus- War veteran whose health had been
ea a revolution in iarming methods : greatly impaired while in the
m tne houtn. His talk gave the a-, vice, who stated amnn, nthe.- thin
Dr. F. E. Hyde
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office over Kouce Drug Co.
Office Houri
10 A. M. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 Rej 18-L
I course in livestock production, tetd- week one dl utr fi,m aone llaj reeeiv-
FOR RENT HOUSE CORNER ' m? and marketing. Some of the . eti ovdel3 to bt. ship,,ed to Cavite,
Live Oak and Fine Street. Fine ' outstanding research and extension Phillipines Islands: Coca-Solo, Canal
condition, bath, electric lights, all' specialists in the livestock world of Zone; Belebrook, Ireland; and Paris,
conveniences. the Soutn headed the discussions on France.
Beaufort Lumber and Manufacturing, thesc subjects, i Only recent! v a well-known rtsi-
Co., Phone 66. t f. ! Dr- Bradford knapp, President of dent of Denver, Colorado, who had
FOR RENT AT MILL, 3 FIVE Alabal Polytechnic Institute at Au- bten restored to health by Sargon,
, burn, brought an inspiring message -- t ,i.. v
room houses, light, neat ana waier. . tuQ , , i". .uu... r.K-
Fine condition. 1 six room
light heat and waUr. Fine condition.
Beaufort Lumber & Manfg. Co.,
Phone 60. t f
FOR SALE OR RENT MY FARM,
75 acres cleared land, situated near
public road and inland waterway.
E. F. Carraway, Merrimon, N. C. t f
. , 1 1:1 lUL "UU1- Pe ne a"; vice, who stated among other things, ' "My boy, 7, would not eat. I gave i
WOOD FOR SALE SAWED OR e,us 't,"eu laun ln tnelr W01K ann that he owed his restoration to health him Vinol and the way hs eats and
Stick 4 'foot length stick $2.25 per op?u ey6S t0 ltS P0SSlb!htles ; to two bottles of Sargon sent him by plays now makes me happy. He gain-j
quarter cord. Sawed $2.50 per quar-!m the future' friend in Minneapolis. j ed 15 pounds. -J. F. Andres. I
i I LETTERS RECEIVF.n iPROM ol is a delicious compounuoi i
IM CUIU. vuiu . uraut.i.uj.! I " J :.. irnn etc The
MANY NEW PLANTS BUILT ! HE NORTHWEST very FIRST bottle often adds sever
IN SOUTH LAST YEAR 'om the Northwest, many letters' nl 'ounds weijfht to thin children or1
ot this kind have been received ad- adults. Xervous, easily tired, anemic ;
Atlanta, Ga., January 13 "During . . l,un users 01 baySon are send- people are surprised how Vinol gives i
new pep, sound sleep and a BIG ap-1
petite. Tastes delicious.
F. R. BELL, Druggist j
By Using Our
Shoe Repair Service
.Lvery week we save our customers many
dollars by giving them efficient shoe repair
service that assures months of added wear.
We use the highest grade of leather and
give you a finished job that rivals comiDar
ison. If you are in a hurry we will repair your
shoes while you wait.
The Beaufort Shoe
Shop
J. C. Chadwick, Prop.
Sickly Boy, 7, Gains
! r :
ser-! ' -"Jot a iiivi iupj i
Phone 134-J or see L. J
fort.
Noe,
Beau-
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Many such letters and endrose-
REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RE-
turn, or information leading to re- the year 1112!), 137 new manufactur- lng n re1alU'es back in their old
turn of Remington double barreled, ing establishments were locat;d on 1 A0!"'ay and Sweden
hammerless shot gun. Address Southern Railway System rails. Ad
Owner, Care Beaufort News. t f ditions were made to 83 plants that :
were in operation at the beginning of
pOR RENT 2 NICELY FURNISH- the year. These new works rspre
ed Rooms, to desirable parties. S. II. isentpn investment of about 70,-000,
Haywood, 710 Ann Street. j 000.00 and give employment to near
ly 20,0ti0 people. This summary of
FILES ' the industrial advance of the South
lurir.g the year appears in the cur-
Branded by Turks
JUST IN NEW LETTER
Start the New Year with clean rile-'
Let us supply you. The Beaufort , rent issue of the Southern Field, is.
News. j sued by the Development Service of
I the Southern.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION CI? ,
THE
BANK OF NEWPORT
at Newport, North Carolina to The
Corporation Commis-ion at the close
of business on the 31st day of De
cember, 1929.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $34,532.68
Furniture and Fix 3,680.00
Cash in Vault and Amounts
Due from Approved De
pository Banks . 13,424.62
1 Total $71,637.30
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $ 5,100.00
Undivided Profits (Net
Amount 1,720.55
Other Deposits Subject to
Check '; 27,245.70
Cashiers Checks Outstand
ing 190.91
Certified Checks Out
standing 83.63
Savings Deposits (Due on or
T?0,Uv,.,,r,tu vovp Ainen .ye liotigmon, ntty-four, an
l nS p., ,.'-' i . xrXvc Aniorlcnn citizen, wlm Is now ln Wash
I.ills Payable NONE ,. ,.,,,,. .... ,, ,
"""" "-- 1,1 .o r,1 h...l .1 I
years he spent In a Turkish prison.
Roughton, who seeks a pension on
which he nuiy Ihe, v:is n Spanish
Aniorlciin war veteran wlm was en
gaged In I0l4-1."i In run n In u the block
ade into Mesopotamia aboard n Brit
ish ship. He was ruptured, branded
as a spy and gent to prison In the
Blue mountains. There hp was brand
ed with the C.erman double-headed
engle superimposed on the Turkish
"Spider of Death," which served as
a means of Identification In cne of
escape. Escaping from prison with a
young girl, Ada Allen Mace, another
prisoner, Houghton later Joined the ex- j
peditlon of Lord Carnavon which tin
earthed the tomb of King Tut-Anka- i
Amen.
Total $71,637.30
State of North Carolina
County of Carteret )ss
C. M. Hill, Cashier, L. A. Mann,
Director, and L. C. Carroll, Director
o fthe Bank of Newport, each per
sonally appeared before me this day,
and, being duly sworn, each for him
self, says that the foregoing report
is true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
C. M. Hill, Cashier; L. A. Mann,
Director; L. C. Carroll, Director.
(SEAL)
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the 6 day of January, 1930.
J. Carlisle Bell, Notary Public.
My commission expires Oct. 26, 1931,
COAL
W. Va., Splint Egg $8.00 per ton
Pocahontas "Smokeless"
Egg $10.00 per ton
None Better Sold Anywhere by Anybody
Beaufort Lumber & Mfg. Co,
Phone 66. Beaufort, N. C.
hoi
BARBOUR BROS. MACHINE SHOP
AGENT FOR
BRIDGEPORT & REDWING MOTORS
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
Acetylene Welding
Complete Stock of
BRASS & IRON PIPE & FITTINGS
SAVE ON YOUR
HARD
WARE Purchases
DURING 1930
There is not a question or doubt about it.
1 ou can save on your hardware purchas
es during the coming year if you confine
your purchases to this store. We are not
always the lowest in price, but the added
quality of your purchase soon repays, many
times this small difference.
H. C- Jones Hardware Go
"CWAei U J 1?.' r . ..
v'ui-01 iiaiuware nrm in Carteret tLo.
PHONE 127-J 1
424 FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C. f
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Thrifoy Hous wives
Buy Our Meats
They have found, through experience,
that it is true thrift to buy the better
quality meats, even at a little greater
cost. The waste is materially reduced
and the meat they get is all usable.
D. JONES Co.
"EVERYTHING TO EAT'
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