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THE BEAUFORTJSTHU RSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930
COLORED SCHOOL
NEWS DEPARTS
and explained. Samuel Chadwick
Russell Davis, Orie Monroe, Walter
Rhodes, Joseph Parker and Nelson
Fulford are doing exceptional well.
P. T. A.
Under the leadership of Mrs. N
PipVett. President, and Mrs. Maggie
Oden, Secretary-Treasurer, the P. T. .
A. is making a determined and so far
a successful effort to finish paying,
for the piano.
On Monday evening, a week ago, !
the second meeting under the new j
officers was held. A program was
presented by the children of 1-B af
ter which the committee previously
appointed, reported thirteen dollars
and ten cents; on the previous meet
ing another committee reported
twelve dollars, eleven cents.
The following ladies served on the
committee in order named: Mesdames
Elida Ward, Esther Stewart, Annie
Snnrrnu' Mae-E-ie Rooks. Helpers
Mesdames Lizzie Oden, Fannie Stan-: m;ant to
ley and Mattie Hardesty. Mesdames
Hetty Ward, Nannie Pickett and Mol
lie Campbell.
"ITS YOUR MOVE-"
SAYSOWNEROF
CHECKERBOARD
STORE
" In Greece, during "the' greatest .VH HI M"H I
period, there are said to have been
12,000,000 slaves to 5,000,000 free-
Onslow County beekeepers have 1 '
organized a county association with j
18 mmebers. J. B. Dawson is pres-;-ident.
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TAX LISTING TAXES FOR 1930
MUST BE LISTED IN THE MONTH
OF APRIL INSTEAD OF MAY AS
FORMERLY. TAXES FOR THE
TOWN OF BEAUFORT WILL BE
LISTED AT THE CITY HALL.
'LISTAKER CAN BE FOUND AT
! mTin rmir tt r r 4 v- wrriTr r k mr
Avnnp who has passed aorfu Live .i "
Oak Street recently, has undoubted
lv been impressed by the
play of red and white checkers em
blazoned on the front of the
fort Building and Supply Co.'s Store.
To the uninitiated let it be known
that this unique store front is not
be a battling ground for
followers of the grand and glorious
game of checkers, but is the official
trademark of the Purina Mill of St.
DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL.
brilliant dis- TH0SE NOT LISTING DURING;
Ar KILi VV 1 L,L Bfc (. HAKIjtiU WITH
geau. rr.AL.1 I AS rKfc.L KlBtLI BY j
LAW. T. M, THOMAS, JR., CITY
CLERK. 4 24
666 Tablets
As
to its
ener;'
Plr-.;
ed for o'
ND GRADE
. A year draws nearer
, are trying to remain
our goal is reached.
. 'ig made and perfect
clcsine exorcises. Much
day
and checks Malaria in three dayi
666 ALSO IN LIQUID
R. 1 . u I,-!.- iu.. :. :
j Louis and its checkerboard products 3Q minuteii checks a CoId Ae fir
iair. i neips in naving ins stuie uren
'erboardtd, is only taking this means
'of letting the public know that he is
! handling the celebrated Purina line
land that he is ready to do business
with any and all feeders in this dis-Iti-iit.
"We have the iroods and we
1m. i. :.. t..,: .Un...T. I,,, the cnui
ial characters and also the chorus can give the service, says Mr I helps
boys and eir We hope to be very
successful in the end.
FOURTH GRADE Arithmetic
We are now studying the faction
tional parts of numbers. We rind it
a very interesting phase of arithme
tic. At first we learned the rule,
which told us how to find the fraction
al parts of numbers. As the rule
was given it was also explained in
parts. We first learned that the de-
"and now it's vour move. If feeders
want to lower their production costs
and give their poultry and livestock
the best and most perfectly balanced
lation on the market today, they
know they can always get it by com
ing to the checkerboard store.
And he's right. Feeders in this f
community are fortunate in having 3.
a Purina "service station" located so
near. The Purina Mills have built up
an enviable reputation for themselv-;)
es bv the foursquare business meth-.y
Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hount
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to 5 P. M
Office Potter Bui!ri-,g
Over the potoffiec
Dr.E. B. Whitehurst ij
nnminnrnr nnrl trio nnm pmtnr nf n
fraction were called the terms of a ods and by the merits ot their (.news,
fraction. We then learned just what consider it a real asset to have
the denominator and numerator real-1 a representative of that concern in
ly were. The next step then, was to lthis twn and we are sure that Very
know just what was meant by divid-! shrewd feeder who is interested in
ing the number by the denominator i producing moro eggs, more milk, and
and multiplying the result by the imore betf at less cost wil1 pay a vls"
numerator. Examples were put on j it: t0 the checkerboard store in the
the board and each part worked out'near future. Adv.
3.
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GENERAL i RACTICE
Pbones: Office 83. Ret. 107L
Office Hours:
0 to 12 to 5 and by
appointment
Wtoand The News
MORE PEOPLE AKE READING THE BEAUFORT
NEWS NOW THAN EVER IN ITS HISTORY. PER
HAPS NO NEWSPAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN
THE COUNTY HAS AS LARGE A CIRCULATION
AS THE BEAUFORT NEWS NOW HAS. IT. CAR-... ,
RIES MORE NEWS OF THE VARIOUS TOWN AND
COMMUNITIES IN CARTERET COUNTY THAN
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TThelBemmfmrtNmm
jlfHlp This tag is your assurance of
(Q)yal ity amie!
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Mr. Teieahone Man
Wh:
stores-
patroni
They
ze other than home owned
never have telephones in
stalled in their place of business.
TRADE WITH LOCAL OWNED
STORES
C. A. CLAWSON
GROCER
and itelow.
nil
Mow
dition, "
License
$100 ,
There's no greater assurance
of used car value than the
Chevrolet red "OK that
counts" tag, found only on
the used car stocks of Chev
rolet dealers. This tag guar
antees that the car bearing it
has been carefully checked
and thoroughly reconditioned
by expert mechanics. If you
want reliable transportation
insist upon a used car "with
an OK that counts."
TOE
Save one-third
Put one dollar in every
three back in your
pocket when you use
Stag semi-paste Paint.
It saves one-third the
cost. Just mix a gallon
of "Stag" with a gallon
of linseed oil ana you
have two gallons of fin
est quality paint obtain
able ready to use. Won't
crack, nor peel. Bright,
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fresh-mixed paint
spreads easier, goes further. Better jobs for less
money.
There's a "Stag" dealer near you. See him or
write us for literature and name of dealer.
Ask for color cards or booklet showing houses
in colors.
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1926
Dodge Truck
jw Tires on a
4 wheels,11
cense
$15A -
The great reception accorded the new Chevrolet since
its introduction, January 1st, has brought unusually
lare numbers of fine used cars to our showrooms. To
make room for further trade-ins we must clear our
stocks at once. Therefore we are offering these spec
tacular values for three days only . . . typical selections
from our used car stocks. Buy now and profit by these
extraordinary savings.
Look at these bargains!
1926
Chevrolet Coupe
Good Tires and Con
dition . $100.00
1925
Ford Coupe
Good Rubber, condi
tion good . ..... $75.00
1929
6-Cyl. Chevrolet En
gine, only 9 000 miles,
Good Buy $100.00
Sound Chevrolet Co.
MOREHEAD CITY. N. C.
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