THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935
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dry, and sometimes inability to se
cure the particular varieties wanted.
"4. Disarrangement of plans with
reference to what is to be planted in
....... w. 'J tV.b lit i.
Mr. Newman points out that ''cer
tified seed are always the be-st and
most dependable."
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Beware of Seed Crooks
Farmers Are Warned
Robert Lockyear, saloon keeper of
Whim pie, Devonshire, England, killed
himself because of a whistling heart. :
beat it would whistle so loudly that
people in the same room could hear J
it. An autopsy laueu to uisciose iuc
reason for the whistle.
CLUBS HAVE VERY
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Mrs. Istvan Sagi, 20-year-old in
somnia victim of Lag-led, Hungary, is mary Given
reported to have gone without sleep..
Majority of Citizens Vitally In
terested in Home Demonstra
tion Activites in 1934; Sum-
for 13 years.
Ras Lindemood, Union County,
Tenn., held up work on the TVA
project until a method had been de
vised to carry to his new home a fire
started by his ancestors more than
100 years ago and never extinguish
ed.
Kaleigh, Feb. 19 Farmers are
warned against "seed crooks" by Dr.
K. 1. Winters, Director of the State
Experiment Stations, in the lead ar
ticle in the current issue of the Car
olina Co-operator.
"Now that cotton is bringing a
little better price many seed crooks
are coming out for your money," he
writes. "They are distributing circu
lars that tell of impossible perform
ance." Dr. Winters advises farmers to
get in touch with their county a
gent or with the experiment station
for reliable information about seed.
TEMPERATURE DOWN TO
NINETEEN IN JANUARY
California's newest prodigy is
Deana Ramona Spencer, 3 1-2 years
old. She uses a typewriter deftly,
reads newspapers and can recite o4
poems.
The world's largest fish is said to
be the whale shark found in the In
dian Ocean, which measures as much
as 45 feet in length and weighs 13
tons.
A rat at last has killed a cat. In
New York, a blue-blood Persian cat,
owned by Joseph Dunninger, hypno
tist, attempted to swallow a rat the
other night. The rat got stuck in the
cat's throat turned around, and the
cat choked t0 death. The rat escaped.
A purse stolen from Mrs. Edith
Petty of Chicago, was returned to
her home with a note saying that the
thief feared the $13 it contained
would be unlucky for him.
Summary of Activities and Ac
complishment in Home Demomtra
tion work for 1934.
The Carteret County Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs is compris
ed of five hundred and ninety-eight
members, the majority of whom are
public spirited and vitally interested
in Home Demonstration work. Some
of the outstanding activities and ac
complishments of this organization
are listed below.
1. Total attendance at the 184
demonstrations held 3,182
2. Total attendance at the 5
Leader Schools 135
3. Fifteen women attended the
Short Course representing seven
clubs.
4. Total attendance at the Dis
trict Meeting 2,000
5. Secured $119.00 in ads for
jthe special Home Demonstration edi-
tion of the Carteret County Herald,
1 25 per cent of which was given to
i Club women.
6. Nineteen women entered Dress
Revue displaying dresses made of
sacks at the District Meeting.
7. 4,719 garments were made,
865 remodeled, 426 dry cleaned and 27. I "j
210 hats remodeled with an estimat-128 i
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In Grainesville, Ga., Hamby Pat
terson, 70 year old blacksmith, made
himself a set of false- teeth out of old
aluminum pans.
Nemisio Santiago of New York
City, was killed by a needle stuck in
a mattress. He rolled over on it one
night and it pierced his heart.
Owen Barlin, a pugilist of Car
diff, arrested for wife-beating, prov
ed that his wife was the one who did
the beating.
In Mt. Carmel, Pa., a crack of a
wet towel cost Edward Showonski 9,
the sight of one eye.
Paul Kramer, of Tinicum, Pa., has
built up a prosperous business col
lecting water lice from
pools and selling them a3 food to own-
ers of tropical fish.
After eating a heavy dinner, a
man in London went to a theatre
and started to light a cigaret. As
he raised the match, a bubble of gas
from his stomach cams up to his
throat, making contact with the
flames, exploded in his mouth, blow
ing thj cigaret across the theatre
and setting fire to his whiskers.
ed saving of $4,926.
8. Five new Home Demonstra
tion clubs were organized at Peletier,
Se-alevel, Marshallberg, Wildwood and
Camp Glenn.
9. 37,552 quarts of fruits and
vegetables canned by Home Demon
stration club members and relief fam
ilies assisted by leaders.
10. 3,680 containers of jam, jel
ly and preserves put up by Home
Demonstration club members and re
lief families assisted by leaders. Es
timated value of all food conserva
tion $6,184.80
11. 119 homes repaired, 38
houses underpinned, 14 whitewashed,
and 39 painted.
12. Two club rooms furnished
with money raised by club members.
13. 200 women attended and par
ticipated in the Annual Achieve
ment Day program.
14. 36 articles to be used as
prizes at Achievement Day were ob-
stagnant .tained from the various firms in Beau
4 1f 1 j I.
vit auu iuuieiicau tny oy a com
mittee of Home Demonstration wo
men. 15. 20 women sold on Curb Mar
ket, (lhis number does not include;
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Pursuant to and by virtue of the
nnw"r conierrea upon ;nu uuun-
signei Commissioner by the Superior
Court of Carteret County, North
Carolina in an action entitled
George P. Street vs Beaufort Realty
and Investment Corp.
the undersigned Commissioner will
sell at public auction, for cash, on
MONDAY, MARCH 11th., 1935,
at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the court
house door in Beaufort, Carteret
County, North Carolina the follow
ing described property situate in
Carteret County, to wit:
sea. Early Sunday all were so hungry
that they started discussing who
would be the first in the group to
'go for food.' One Major Heath a
board the raft said, "No, we are
Christians." So they gave up the idea
of casting lots to see who would be
sacrificed for food. Late Sunday af
ternoon a light rain fell which reviv
ed the party considerably.
On Monday they sighted four ves-
jsels, tried to signal them but could
not. Tuesday morning after four
days without food, water or sleep
(they were so crowded it was impos
sible for a person to sleep) they a-
gain discussed the feasibility of draw-
and directors of the Raleigh and
Wilmington railroad company, to the
hotel keepers there and enroute to
Portsmouth, Va., and stage owners
on the same route and also to Capt.
Sutton of the steamboat, "Alabama."
The latter transferred the passengers
from Portsmouth to their destination
f 1
New York.
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of Fat
31 acres W. H. Walton heirs land.'"? lots when they sighted
4S acres N. W. Taylor land
48 acres George Davis land
23 acres J. H. Davis land
13 acres J. S. Smith land
75 acres J. H. Davis land
Being all of the property listed by
and in the name of Beaufort Realty
and Investment Corp. in 1928.
The sale will be subject to out
standing taxes and to its confirma
tion by the Superior Court of
Carteret County.
This 14th day of February, 1935.
CHARLES L. SKARREN, JR.
Mar. 7 Commissioner.
another
vessel which seemed much nearer
their track. It almost passed them by
but finally someone aboard sighted
Double Chin, Sluggishness
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Gained Physical Vigor
A Shapely Figure
If you're fat first remove the
cause.
Take one half teaspoonful of
KTHTSfTIirM CAT TO t 1 j, , .
the refugees and the vessel (she was I water ever v nJ T T
the Henry Camerdon of Philadelphia, I ZZTJlTZ .3 ek'
Km. 0 cmu uuw uuW many
tnem ',, . , . , ,
i'"uuu3 ui mi naie vanisneu.
1 Notice also that you have gained
in energy your skin is clearer you
SALE OF LANDS
Pursuant to terms of mortgage
deed dated Feby. 26, 1926, recorded
Book 37, page 255, Carteret Regis
try, executed by C. P. Dey and Sarah
Jones Dey, to Beaufort Banking &
Trust Company, undersigned will, on
Monday March 18th. 1935, at 12 M.
o'clock at court-house door in Beau
fort, N. C, offer for sale and sell to
highest bidder the properties in said
mortgage described, -to -wit:
That tract of land located on Tay
lor's Creek, at Lenoxville Point, and
known as the C. P. Dey Fish Factory
site, with factory buildings and ma
chinery. This 13th. day of February, 1935.
W. A. ALLEN,
Liquidating Agent of the Beaufort
Banking & Trust Company, of Beau
fort, N. C. Mar. 7
bound for Wilmington) picked
up. They were given medical aid
by the captain of the schooner and
put ashore the following day in Wil
mington. Of the 150 persons a board only
fifty-nine were saved. The following
acknowledgement for the 'kindness
and affectionate conduct' of persons
who aided the nervous was the finale
to the story:
"To Capt. Davis of the schooner
'Henry Camerdon' of Philadelphia,
to the citizens, physicians and author
ities of Wilmington, to the president
feel younger in body KRUSCHEN
will give any fat person a joyous
surprise.
New Kidneys
1 X could trade your neglected, tired and
buy Kidneys for new ones, you would aato
maUcally get rid of Night Rising. Nervousness,
Dizziness, Rheums turn. Burning, Itching and
Acidity. TocoTTectfunetlonalkidneydisoFderi,
try the guaranteed Doctor's special prescrip
tion called CYSTUX (Stss-tex) AMnst fix yoa
ae ta 8 days of aauoar tack tt all finmitla
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TIDE TABLE
Information a to tne tidsi
at Beaufort is given in this col
umn. The figures are approx
imately correct and based 00
table's furnished by the U. S.
Geodetic Survey. Some allow
ances must be made for varia
tions in the wind and also with
respect to the locality, that Is
whether near the inlet or at
the heads of the estuaries.
(Continued from page one)
SHIPS CHANDLERY
AND
GENERAL MARINE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS
Agent For
PALMER AND LATHROP MARINE ENGINES
Paints
JERSEY CITY COPPER AND OLD SALEM YACHT
WHITE
PAUL'S
G. M. PAUL, Prop.
MACHINE SHOP
BEAUFORT, N. C.
silence the chatter of horses'
on city pavements, Michael
To
hoofs
Gruenfield, a farmer of Schwein
heim, Central Bavaria, has invented
rubber heels for horses shoes.
In New York City, a subway guard,
noticing that Mrs. Gertrude Rudoiph,
31, semied in p-iln, asked her what
was tiw matter. She said she thought
"sorm.-t.ning is going to happen." It
c:;j.
those who sold only once or twice
during the summer.)
Total amount sold on curb mar
ket 83.1 30 9ft
16. 310 attended recreational
meetings. j
17. 53 women enrolled in the fall j
and winter garden contest. )
18. 17 women were given awards I
of merit in clothing, on Achievement
Day. 1
19. 112 families are serving bet-!
ter balanced meals. '
20. 15 c'ub women exhibited
clothing and canned goods at the!
Agricultural Fair held in Beaufort, i
1
recom '
11:02 a.
11:29 a.
11:40 p.
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:04
High Tide Low Tide
Friday, Feb. 22
10:27 a. m. 4
10:49 p. m. 4
Saturday, Feb. 23
m. 5
5
Sunday, Feb. 24
m. 5
m. 5
Monday, Feb. 25
12:13 a. m. 6:41
12:26 p. m. 6:35
Tuesday, Feb. 26
1:04 a. m. 7:44
1:19 p. m.
Wednesday, Feb,
2:06 a.
2:24 p.
3:18
3:38
m.
m.
Thursday, Feb
m.
m.
21. 50 individuals adopted
mendations for corrective fppflin
22. 300 4-H girls made a Hpfiril-o
She gave birth to a son in the eftort to improve the-ir health.
bway car, which was cleared of 23. 210 4-H girls were given ,
'.spongers, ihe child and the train ; pnyicai examination by the Horn
Agent and Mrs. Alvin Garner.
The child
arrived at the same time,
County Agent P. W. Edwards of
Scotland County is trying a new ex
periment in planting
rering seed over an
-and and covering with a drag harrow.
were lowered and the passengers fill
ed these to capacity. In the meantime
wkh the burning ship settling rapidly
into the water there was another
crash and the vessel broke in two in
the middle.
Fire that had started when the
boiler exploded was soon extinguish
ed as the bow and stern sank into
the ocean. Nothing remained but
drifting pieces of the wreckage, with
those who had been thrown into the
water making every effort to clam
or aboard something which would give
them a chance to escape death by
drowning.
Two of the four lifeboats which
had cracked open due to long expos
ure on deck in the sun sank shortly
after they were lowered and those
who had taken refuge in these were
taken aboard the other two filling
them past capacity.
Knowing their approximate posi
tion those aboard the two remaining
boats started towards the norht-west,
a general direction of the land. It
was the following afternoon they
sighted land and breakers. Reaching
the shore safely through the break-
jers the refugees started looking for
subsistance. At the point of perishing
from exposure and hunger they
reached the cottage of one Siglee
Redd of Onslow county about 10
o'clock. "On Monday they reached
Wilmington where they found deep
sympathy.
On the forward part of the vessel
22 persons had taken refuge. Under
a burning sun those aboard this tern
porary raft drifted aimlessly Friday
and Saturday. Toward evening of the
latter day they were within a half
mile of shore when a light breeze
pines bv cat- growing stronger, again blew them to
acre of disked
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I AM RECEIVING BIDS FOR
Motor Cruiser "MONNIE M" of Beaufort
Dimensions :
Length 40 ft. Beam 14 ft Draught 2.S ft Six
Bertha, Galley, Toilet, Electric Lights
See This Boat at Texas Oil Dock in Beaufort
I Retain Rights to Reject Any Bids
CLINTON MOSHER
OWNER BEAUFORT, N. C.
The single horned sheep of Nepal
really have two horns but they are
a"!
encased in a single
most to the tips.
outer sheath al-
Jos:-ph Coonnery ofjJelfast, was ar
rested for kidnapping his own wife,
who had left him to live with her
mother.
In Frankfort, Germany, the health
court saved a young musical student
"form sterilization allho he is suf
fering from "depressive insanity."
The court said he had such extraordi
nary talents it must be expected he
could bequeath some on his progeny, NOW
if any, and sterilization hence might IS T,U.LT
memoers were given
physical examination by Dr. W.
cnaawicK.
25. Birdell Finer, of Newport, en
tered the District Health contest held
in New Bern.
26. 70 girls completed the requir
ed number of garments in the cloth
ing project.
w. under garments
made by 4-H dub members.
28. Four 4-H girls attended the
State Short Course in Raleigh.
29. 16 girls and nine boys attend
ed the 4-H Encampment at White
Lake.
were
mean greater loss than gain to the
community.
Cotton yarn production in Japan :
broke all record when 322,000 bales i
werep roduced in a recent month.
PURCHASE YOUR SEED
Each living creature is supposed to
have some purpose in nature's nlan.
DUt the road hog
zoological error.
One little error in judgment has
caused a lot of grief. Alcohol is all
rimht in the radiator, but not in the
operator.
Raleigh, Feb. 19 "Provide your
seed supply immediately and buy the
Dest, is the advise C. L. Newman,
associate editor of the Caroli na Co-
operator, given in the curent issue of
this new farm journal.
Mr. ivewman points out that "to
wait until the latest possible date
for purchasing seed mav and nfrt-r,
must have been a does mean the following:
"1. Poor quality, because the best
is nearly always sold first.
"2. Delay in planting, which may
result in loss equal to many times the
cost of tha seed.
"3. Higher price in case of scar-
imm.
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BEAUFORT, N. C.
James D. Rumley
WRITE for a Frea cop 7
uf WoocTi Catalog offering
New Varieties, Old Favorite,
Planting Table, etc T. W.
Wood & Son, Richmond, Va.
Don't Get Up Nights
MAKE THIS 25c TEST
Use Juniper old, Buchu leaves, etc
to Hush out excess acid9 and waste
matter. Get rid of bladder irritation
that causes waking up frequent de
sire, scanty flow, burning and back.
ache. Get Juniper oil, Buchu leaves,
etc., in little green tablets called
Bukets, the bladder laxative. In four
days if not pleased go back and get
your 25c. Get your regular sleep and
fell "full of pep." F. R. BELL,
Druggist.
NEWPORT. N. C.
Bell Brothert
M. Mann & Son
Never Treat A
Cough Lightly
IT MIGHT BE DANGEROUS
Never send a boy to do a man's
work. That's why we say to you, go
today to Joe House Drug Store and
get a bottle of that famous, smooth
creamy, creosoted Emulsion known to
pharmacists as Bronchuline Emul
sion. It's a medicine for grown-ups
for coughs that hang on and never
seem to let go. No sweet syrupy con
coction that simply plays with o
cough no dope or habit-forming
drugs it quickly strikes at the
source of the trouble. Get a bottle
and enjoy a good night's rest.
BROn-CHU-UME
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Have You Seen This Beautiful Car?
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