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PAGE TWO THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1934 A Nftwsv inn )l Around The World ) IJy Elizabeth Saunders Advertiser in our want column of ten tell us that they got satisfactory results. They arec heap. Try one. The animals should not If you lose somrtnin? a little -,nt ad in the New will help you to get it back. They cost very little. plcte-d . i i rrt and rtm.' An-; Yes. Projects siarcea oy c.n - , . during October none. , . i.w;.r t.-v fvt a srood bleed when tr.e ith food and deep. Extension ANSWERED AT STATE COLLEGE ; fhe mt.at alvvays curei better when gives the various systems of lighting ithe mall blooi vessels aref ree from j most commonly used and this can be square feet cf floor space will giva sufficient light provided that each bulb has a reflector about sixteen inches in diameter and four inches Circular No. 158 THE BEAUFORT NEWS $1.50 A YEAR Raleigh, Nov. 26 Mood and food particles. The animals, Q. Should hogs be taken off feed j 'lov...vcr should have plenty of wa- before they are killed: Iter before them at all times so as 10 sh out the intestines. 'secured free upon application to the Agricultural Editor at State College.. Christmas Shoppers It is time to get busy. Only- twenty shopping days remain jjiLi! Cixiz'.m-M. Those who buy j hn V Bedell of Thorverton, Ens-: ZrTorts are being made by Conser- early usually get the best selec 1 refined to kiss the court Bible vation and Development officials to tions- Read the advertisements J1'' ,mi a, a witness, declaring it enlist aid of the State ERA in estab- ;n the News and come and vnen c.uitu , , lV,; .,,,..(.;,. ,l,t; 'i i ,t..l. u mlix'pntlV dirXy II will iiBiiiiis a iwt"u,c '"ir,100K OVd lllC SlULna nunu iiic tern, similar to ths Maine system. A - special conservation committee, Di Arthur Mar-; rector R. Bruce Etheridge, Capt-iir Nelson. J. L. Home, Jr., Rocky Mount and D. L. Ward, Jr., New Bern, with K. S. Precott, secretary of the Car teret County Commercial Fish- rman's Af--ociatoin, has assurance of a'ul from Governor Ehringhaus on the plan. . ' Vflu Doffi)! I Know- I 1 was use. i t,wat;;la. Idaho, lined $50 because ue j a good spanking." j i-tta was his wife Hitnhu. which h:s 2.-0,000,000 f oHowe-s. or one eighth of the world's entire population, is the only living religion which worships goddesses as as well as gods. In fact, they probably far outnumber the gods, as more than 80 per cent of the people in southern India worship local village deities, nearly all of which are fem inine. In Burnham, Illinois, recently ban dits held up Rev. Walter Carvin, taking his watch and Bible. merchants have to offer. When you buy from local merchants vou see what vou are getting. t You cannot tell much from a : mail order catalogue. j i CWA AND ERA PROJECTS j IN CARTERET COUNTY The United States government col lected more than $200,000,000 in gasoline taxes during the past fiscal year. Hot dogs numbering 43,000; 15 barrels of sauerkraut; 1,000 loaves of bread; 300 pounds of coffee, were fed 5,000 persons at a Republican po litical rally in Cleveland. hides are parked on f.ies treets of New York City every night. In Egypt prospective brides drink milk and eat porridge to gain weight Plumptness is admired by the men. Tawheada, in her sixties is the belle of Cairo. Tawheada eats ox blood mixed with milk and butter, fit chopn mice, crains ani homy. S.e weighs over 300 pounds, and ha hair and soft pink skin. -Vie nowned as a beauty and a breaker. W.-r.Iiry, Win. !::ry I: t( Ti"l into 1 y : to.l in v:v';': debts :itid Mis Judged as h:i: Fen ccd Sun!. mil ptr.Y l!l.l ' Cor v.-!' ir::'!:rty M il'ri'n" s t' :f on that i::s en ror:nI. The debtor fiKs petition'. Involuntary bankruptcy i:::.y he forced upjn n debt or by any creditor or creditors who, after tiling their tition. can prove tliat at ni'.y time within fMir taontlis Mi-iore the n tition v;:s tiled tlie debtor had con.r.i't'ed uv of the acts of bank ruptcy. Read the Christinas advertisements in the News. There will be more of them next week and they will help you to make your selection for Christmas. Seabreeze WEEK DEC. 3 MON. rues. Warner Baxter-Madge Evans RALEIGH, Nov. 20 The status of CWA ar.dERA work projects in Car teret county during and prior to Oc tober is shown in the office of Mrs. Thomas O'Berry, State relief direc tor, as follows: Projects started by CWA and com pleted by ERA prior to October 1, eight. Projects started by ERA and com pleted before October 1 two.. Projects started by CWA and com pleted by ERA during October six. i8? S&lrj is r.- j heart Baxter-Madge in Grand Canary Jimmy Ito, a Japanese boy living in California, reads both Japanese and English at the age of 4. Mrs. Ella Parson of Chicago, on trial for p:rjury, declared that a wife will always lie to protect her husband. WED. & THURS. 10c DAYS "She Was A Lady" with Helen Twelvetrees, Donald Woods Reports of a man hanging by his j neck from the span of a bridge in Porthland, Oregon, alarmed residents until police discovered it was a wood- j en Indian. I FRI. & SAT. JOHN WAYNE in "Trail Beyond" COMING: "Romance in The Rain" Becaie her husband quarreled with j her when she burned the hi sk fast j toast, Mrs. Nora Norton, of San Di- ego, Calif, stabbed him to death. j There are 10,000,000 working we-1 men in the United States. Two out . of every nine are married. Among j them are longshoreman, deep sea div ers, undertakers, paper hangers, steeple jacks, and laborers. Six thous and of them work on the rali roads as switchmen, flagmen and manual laborers. Two Dwellings in Beaufort j corner property, taxes and street assessment paid. Will accept small leash payment, balance I j on monthly payment plan. CHALK & GIBBS, Inc. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C -- f. f OIL COMPANY TO EXPAND IN SOUTHERN STATES 15 jri? Suing for $500 for the theft of his wife's love, A. D. Dampier of Lon don was awarded $2,500 by Lord Merrivale, the presiding justice. v 1 According to Ripley, Chief Long Fair, Crow Indian, grew hair 25 feet The stork was generous on a re-, cc.it visit to the Chuckwalt dairy f-; -ir.s near Bucyrus, Ohio. It left tv.ivi to Observers Semiramide, a P' !::e cow of the widely known Chuck v;;v. herd. I I'niiiue in hosptial records is the c:i-. of Miss Mary Opdyke, of Ivy land, Pa., who recently, despite her l;0 ytars, underwent an appendicitis r p. ration, and who now is physically tile to perform her daily home tasks. Under the law of several states a wife's personal possession, even her : clothing and jewelry, are the prop-! trty of her husband. George Davis, Jr., of Seatonville, ! Ky., aged 22 months, got more at j tcntion than many an exhibit at the ! state fair, because he has six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. Deusburg, Center of Germany's iron industry, has many highways paved with cast-iron. t , C7 f S tTl- 4 - ? 4 -rr That the wcrd "stocking" comes to us from "stock" which was f;;ni3rly used as a covering for the legs and f2et, combining breeches or "upper stocks" and stock ings or "nether stocks." The use of stockings origi nated in the cold countries of northern Europe, the earliest being ma3e of skins. g. by McH-ire N'i-wsj)Mer Syndicate 1 ' WNU Sfrvlc Q. Who pays the processing tax Q. Will the use of artificial light j Answer Thi3 tax is paid by the increase egg production? 'consumer when any product manu- Ans. This method of stimulating factured from cotton is purchased, production is being used with success i It is added to the manufactured ar- in many parts of the country. The . tide before it is sold to the retail use of artificial lights is to lengethen (merchant. The rate is 4.2 cents a tne feeding hours which will inert use (pound net weight of cotton used in mash consumption and this w:l! n ; t -! tlie manufactured article. The aver urally increase egg production. The age amount paid by the consumer is lights should be so regulated tha. thelaliout 8 cents on sheets; 3 1-2 cents Ibirds have from twelve to fourteen 'on a work shirt; 8 1-1 cents on a hours a day in which to eat. He .sure pair of overalls, and about one cent that the entire house is well lightc.l. per yard or. unbleached muslin, jTwo forty-watt bulbs for each 400 1 sua : H as. H II nuaiinannRBO aillBSIIRlll HH B TO HIS MAJESTY e BBAIB V TnedicaM, Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form YICK5 COUGH DROP U B I m u a I J d C i a d s b i 0-BB IN YOUR HOME We are offering Rand's Guaranteed Rub ber Sheets for crib or bed, size 24 x 36 inches. They last longer. Each pack age cellophane wrapped 19c Baby Pants, fresh stock, made from live rubber, long wear, two sizes medium and large a good buy at 9c B F. R. Bell, Druggist Dependable Drug Store Service MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY PHONE 119 BEAUFORT, N. C. Ladies and Misses Ties and Pumps, black and brown all lasts. EEE to AAA FIT ANY FOOT W.P.SMITH DRY GOODS CO. Front St. Beaufort KEG O' NAILS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934 "We're investing in the South because we believe in the South," C. C- Swank, of Socony-Vncuum, tells Mayor Howard TV. Jackson cf Baltimore, FISHERMEN HAVE NOT HAD MUCH PROSPERITY AS YET RALEIGH, Nov. 25 North Caro lina fishermen have not felt the ef fects of the New Dal to the extent that cotton and. tobacco growers and other citizens have. They have not . only lust much of their catch, esti mated at 250,000 pounds, from ov erstocked market, but have had to fe!l vi st has bean sold at a very low pile;. Captain John A. Nelson, State ri.sheries commissioner, reports. Baltimore, Md. A wide-spread pro gram of business expansion in tho iouth, to meet "greatly improved con jitions of industry and agriculture In :his region," vras announed here by .he Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc. A new policy of direct sales by the oompanjr of its lubrifating products in this territory ha beso instituted; divisional offices have ben opened in Baltimore, and new warehousing nnd distribution facilities hero been estab lished in key point in Maryld, Vir ginia, West Virginia, North wri South Carolina and the District of Columbia. The entire program, calling for the expenditure of thousands of dollars in the Southeastern States, w&3 insti tuted after an, extensive survey by Socony-Vacuum, tha world's largest marketers of lubricating oiLi. This in vestigation revealed net only unusual ly sound conditions here, bat a ''vest potential market which is coming back faster than almost any other sec tion of the country," it was stated by C. G. Swank, who hai been scpoinicd general manager of tho Southeastern Division of the company. Published in tha interest of Beaufort MoreKead City and Carteret County by tho Noo Hardware Company. a. H. NOE, Editor. Again scores, we ing away the lucky Toyland are giv Free to ones, a nice four burner Oil Cook Stove as first prize; a nice set of i Dishes as second prize, a nice Stain- j less Carving Set as ' third prize. With each 25c cash pur chase or on account, you will be entitled to a chance on a bove prizes. Contest ends December 24, and drawing- will be at our store Christ mas Eve night. Sportsmen there are quantities of ducks and geese and make reservations i with a good guide and our services are Free. j Speaking of Hunt ing we have every thing to make your hunt a pleasure but the game. Coats, $4 95, $5.95; Pants $4.50 and $4.95; Caps 98c, $1.- 25; Sporting Hi Shoes, Leather tops $6.95; New Ankle fit Hip Boots $6 76. Boys come in and see the Buck Jones Air Rifle, its a wow! Only $2.95. other air Rifles as cheap as $1.00. Steel shot 5c. Girls come in and see our nice line of Dolls and Toys. Our line is complete and Sportsmen you should see our com plete line of Guns Rifles and Ammuni tion, as you know; we will save you money any time. Mr. D. M. Jones thanks Mr. Windley for the use of his car last night. "Dave who did you have out?" "Just the boys Er nest." "Dave here is a lip stick and etc. they left." Mr. Motorist: Let us save you money on your Anti-Freeze Super Pyro $1. 25 gal. another com petitive brand 90c a gal. -. aHfitannnR-flian remember we will tha largest ever. NOE HARDWARE COMPANY Beaufort, N. C. "For more than sixty years Socony Vacuum products have been sold ir this state," Swank said. or a par of this time they have been marketer through a single large distributor. "Today, increased business and ou belief in the future of this region, r.oT makes a more direct service desirable. Therefore, effective at once, Socony Vacuum Institutes a policy of direet sales in this "state of its industrial and marine lubricants, and direct or Job ber sales of Mobiloil. We have insti tuted a definite plan of busines progress to keep step with this rich territory which we will now directly serve." Swank announced that the service;' of Socony-Vacuum's engineering stof." end laboratory research facilities, would now be available to loca! industry. Fred Callahan, who has been con nected with tie salo of Socony Vscuuni products in Southern Str.tes for many year?, has been eppainted salcsmar.aer cf tho Mobiloil divisi-a of the company hci'J. FggTifrgyift'HWi 'inn a MAKE YOUR MONEY AS SAFE AS YOUR MOTOR These days motor mechanism is safe. But ordi nary, every day cash on the road is never safe. The way to make it safe is to change it before you leave home into i i 1 ' ' f I ( ' 1 AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES You can do this at this Bank. The charge is but 75c for each $100 purchased. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA mm n 'iniiAiim. -sAssiitttsjiissklA r
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