THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. DSCEI.'-rr. 13, 1934
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- , , , ti iaai Rutherford county larmers are cnecKing son eruiiun wrcre enum-
T, would doubtless rebuke us for supi- nard, 1881. BU" J
,7 V o-i t v. showing interest in methods ior sizeo.
Hnwel s "Rise nf Silas LaDnam.
1884.
Personal Ni
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'ness and neglect, whetcer we occupy
bumble places or sit in the seat of the
mighty. They would warn us afresh
that no people can or will ever be
fully free who are unable or unwill
ing to educate their children proper
ly." North Carolina should deplore the
fact that she deliehts in b isistine of
the number of automobiles that she
has per capita when at the same
time she is neglecting her duty to
wards her people by continuing at
the bottom of the list of states in
numbers of books. In 1925. Mass-
Dostoyefsky, "Brothers Karama
zov, 1880.
Sudermann. "Dame Care," 1888.
Verga, "House by the Medlar Tree' : )
1890.
parents Mr. and Mrs. NT.
l
Mr. Henry Hatsell will arrive homo
Mr. ana mis. run rtuin-n ... , . . .. ,.
mi. on aj lappmes3 and social well-ebing.
,., " . T,t,.:-.-. A: this meet ng, Dr. Kn ght, of the, . ,t , , , ,
r, atmpa hnl wlavs with Mrr. Patnc.-vi . . .' . lachuse.tts had two volumes Der Der
" - , I niversitv facultv. hrniiTht. mil- tho . .. . 1
W. layior. ,... , " .son while Worth Carolina had eleven
. nprsnna lnr vnmmA At tno nrrspnt
"Schools and libraries in North j tim.e Nor'h Carolina has raised her
.ratio 10 nve persons per volume.
IV A Remit nrt i nnlv a verv nmAIl Dart
V 1 1 1UA . . 1 , 1 w. 1 .1.1. V..1 1.1 .n kava
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?c.iool system was established nearly , in Beaufort try to work togetner and
Mrs. John Dill and daughter John- a nundred years a(?0 During that help bring North Carolina up from
ise and Mrs. Minnie Lewis spent t..e century ortn Carolina, along wi'.h'the bottom of the list of states. Let
day in new uern euneaua, tne rest of tne country hag witnessed
ping. 'several clearly defined economic cris-
is. But, in all of the other depres-
Miss Lillian Duncan arrived home sions cducation not guffer it
Monday after spending several .ays has suffcred in this one. and
Mr. nenry nmi wm . "Schools and libraries in Nortn
Saturday to spend the holidays with Carolina during the present depres
his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hat-Bjon j,ave faced more djfficuit days
sell. !'.han at any time since the public
visiting friends and relatives
Greensboro and Raleigh.
"We can have in North Carolina
us build up a library here that will
be an institution that we can be
proud of.
Due to the short winter days just
ahead, the library will be open from
1:30 P. M. to 4:30 P. M. beginning
Monday, December 17th.
To the ist of Great Novels of All
Times, add the following ten:
Hardy, "Return of the Native,"
1878.
Meredith, "The Egoist," 1879.
Zola, "Nana," 1880.
Destoyefsky, "Crime and Punish-
as much education and as manv libra-
Mrs. James Noe, Mrs. Ralph Hov-;want tye can estabHsh and maintain
land, Mrs Johnson and daughter Ruby nere educational opportunities of
spent the day in New Bern shopping. hign xceience) if we reany wisn to
do so. But we must restore in North
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mebane and Carolina some of the idealism and
son Yancy spent the week end in the fa;tn ftnd tne ,.,,,,, v,p huiM
Washington, D. C. I ers of our schools, some of whom, ifment," 1886.
jtney could return to North Carolina
Miss Helen O'Brien and Elizabeth,
SrrT withriends Inrektives!4 -fovfeviV frl Rr$e-$W
a m "ir,
Mrs Thomas Thomas of Rocky ,
Mount arrived here last week end to
visit Mrs. Nannie Thomas.
BOOT;
FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS
Sizes 3 to 6
VALUES $2.50
SPECIAL FOR
97c
SMITH
THE-
DEPRESSION
IS OVER
France, "Crime of Sylvester Bon-
Mr. John Rumley of Norfolk spent j
several days here this week with rel
atives. i
s
Mrs. Ed. Hancock and Mrs. Will.
Pierce are spending the day today in , '
New Bern on business.
Mr. Earl Moore of Charleston, S.
C, spent several days liere this week
with his family.
Mr. Jack Warren of Washington
was in Beaufort Murnday on business.
Messrs. Cecil
Brooks and
Walter !
Moore returned home from New York
Friday night
Mrs. S. H. Thomas returned home
Sunday night from Kinston whehe she
has been receiving treatment.
Mrs. Pressley Goodwyn of Dur
ham spent the week end here visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Hyde.
Rev and Mrs. C. T. Rogers arrived
here last Thursday from Williamston.
Rev. Rogers preached his first ser
mon here Sunday morning to a
large congregation.
Dee Gee's Shop
The Gift Center
If you are looking for gifts that are un
usual as well as being practical and sure
to be acceptable you will find such in our
offerings of domestic and imported novel
ties consisting of :
COSTUME JEWELRY
GLASSWARE
LAMPS both wood and metal
CARVED NOVELTIES
We Are Featuring A Line of Gifts From
25c to $100
Gifts That Are Different, Yet Inexpensive
We Invite Your Inspection
Dee Gee's Shop
We are reviving our old-time custom of giving away
ABSOLUTELY FREE Our Three Christmas Gifts, just
as we did for Eighteen Years This Christmas Eve we
are giving:
A BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RING
white or yellow gold (as you prefer)
A SPORT WRIST WATCH
A LOVELY MANTLE CLOCK
a i Viae hpf.- mir rnatnm in Dast vears. we are giving a
ticket with every purchase
DRY GOODS CO.
Front St. Beaufort
. ,
CHOOSE THE
ONE GIFT
THAT ONLY YOU
CAN GIVE
Next Door To Herald Office
MOREHEAD CITY
N.
LIBRARY CHATS
1
1 4' $.
By Clyde Duncan
In last week's library notes, men
tion was made of the meeting, re
cently held in Chael Hill, of the Cit
izens' Library Movement, the purposs
of which is to build a system of libra
ries which will serve every man, wo
man, boy and girl in North Carolina
and .which will provide opportunity
and encouragement: To educate them
selves continuously; to improve their
ability to participate as useful citi
zens in activities in which they are
involved; to keep abreast of prog
ress in sciences and other fields of
knowledge; to make such use of
leisure time as will promote person
am rn ra a
I -for a tempting
holiday table . .
FANCY
FRUITS
& NUTS
HEAP high the festive
bowl with our offerings:
FRUITS.
10. IS. 20. 25c doz.
Basket Apples 5c lb.
Delicious Apples, doz --50c
Tangarines, doz 10-20c
NUTS
English Walnuts, lb 25-27c
Almonds, lb. 27c
Pecans, lb. 27c
Brazil Nuts, lb - 18c
Cocoa Nuts, ea. 10c 3 for 25c
ALL KINDS OF CANDIES
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Owen Bros.
4 Ti
0 ' I
More than
1,000 dainties
of unusual
beauty and
quality ....
at a
Saving 1 '
of up to
Wo
Make an appoint
ment to have your pic
ture made at night,
while the entire fam
ily is at home by the
fireside. Take Dad's
in his chair, Mother
with her knitting, and
Jr., ready for bed.
This is the kind of pic
ture we all like.
It costs you noth
ing, buy only the pic
tures you like.
Make this a Jewelry Christmas
Our Stock is Complete
Our Prices Reasonable
DID YOU KNOW
That I will sell any article in my line Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, Silverware, Etc., the same identical article
for TEN PERCENT Less
than any mail order house catalog either wholesale
or retail or any other dealer? Try it and convince
yourself as others have done!
B. A. BELL
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE BEAUFORT, N. C
YOUR JEWELER FOR 24 YEARS ... , .
miraMTiniiWH iiti
A rich HOLIDAY delight . . .
FRUIT CAKES
ROY EUBANKS
110 Gordon St.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Fresh-bake and heavy with cherries, nuts
and all the other delicious ingredients.
12 AND 4 POUNDS SIZE
BEITS BAKERY
FRONT ST. BEAUFORT
A I N T I L Y
finished Lin
gerie . . slim cut
after the new fash-
. that will
prove an asset to
your Autumn silho
uette. Of a silken :
beauty and color
feminine nature
simply can't resist.
- Many items rich
ly lace-trimemd or
'embroidered.
75c to $2.95
All Shades $
FREE 20 SILVER DOLLARS
Gifts For Christmas
DIAMOND RINGS
with the newest Design Mount
ings as little as $25.00 up, in sets
white or yellow gold.
WATCHES
FREE
E. D. Martin & Co.
Front St.
.Front St.
Eeaufcrt
Beaufort
Gift Suggestions
RINGS
WEEK END BAGS
BRACELETS
r COMPACTS
BILL FOLDS
BUCKLE SETS
AND MANY OTHERS
DO NOT FORGET THE 20 SILVER DOLLARS GIVEN
FREE ON CHRISTMAS EVE
Wm. H. BAILEY, JEWELER
X A large stock of the best made
watches. Elgin, waitham, Ham
ilton and Gruen, ( , , , .