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"PAGE FOUR Jhe Beaufort News Published every Thursday at 120 Craven Street Beaufort, Carteret County, N. C By Beaufort Publishing Co. Miss AMY MUSE Editor jWm. L. HATSELL Bus. Mgr. SuHicription Rateat (IN ADVANCE) One Year $2.00 Six Months - $1-00 Three Months .. .50 Entered aa second-class matter february 5, 1912 at the postoffica it Beaufort, North Carolina, un ter the Act of March 3, 1879. THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C. Thursday, Dec. 16, 1043 Nnrth fnrnhnn j P&liL ASSOCIATION J) Thursday, Dec. 16, 1043 COFFEA ARABICA This time last year we were completing our first week of coffee rationing and the Washington Roese velts were reusing their old grounds. HURRY, HURRY Fifteen more days before Christmas-two of them Sun days so that leaves but 13 more shopping days and but two more Saturdays. Post master General Walker asks us to make Friday the dead line for mailing packages if one thinks enough of the re cipient to want to be sure that he or she will have it on Christmas morning. If you want to do right by those whom you do not have to mail gifts, the message is also to shop early. Apart from the relief it gives the whipped down merchants to spread shopping over as long a period as possible, it is to the advantage of the pur chaser to shop early before being disappointly confront ed with empty shelves. MEETING AND PASSING of the opinion, according to the forester, "That many tenants move just because they haven't anything else to do for two or three months of the years when they would like to be earning ex tra money. Tenants are bettei satisfied when they can be kept busy during the entire year." In cutting the pulpwood refer red to above, the grower plans to cut all oak, gum and other mater ial not fitted for pulpwood and use it as heater wood. wood or tobacco ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCHi Rer. Edgar Jones, PbD. Rector Sunday, December 12th Third Sunday -in Advent. 9:30 Church School. 11:00 Morning Prayer and Sermon Subject: The Three Requirements of Religion. r a. i l it it There seems to be some genuine ignorance about the School Bus Law that those on whom the responsibility for the safety of our school children rests heavily would like to see cleared up before the town is bowed down with some tragic accident that wrings our mass hearts as only accidents to children can. Cars approaching a school bus either from BEHIND or BEFORE must stop within fifty feet of the bus and re main at a standstill until the bus is again in motion. From observation it would seem that most of the driving pub lic are aware that they must come to a stop in PASSING a bus, but few realize that they must stop in MEETING a bus. FINE FALL Housewife friends thumb ing through their store of pleasantries for a conversa tional starter have a way of saying a little banteringly to the writer, "You don't have to bother to cook for just one person, do you?" Satur day at a bridge table it came up. Realizing that no hour by hour or day by day re hearsal of. culinary customs was expected, the writer merely generalized by say ing that she cooks seriously in bad weather when she is shut in and is inclined to "coast" in good weather. Smart Evelyn Hassell came back with, "I should think you would have starved to death this fall !" Cuts Pulpwood To Keep Tenants Busy o Cutting pulpwood during hlack seasons will enable many land lords to keep their tenants busy throughout the year, earning ex tra money and better astisfied, re ports Farm Forester H. E. Blanch ard of Whiteville to the State Col lege Extension Service. He cites the plan of a Columbus County farmer, who has 140 acres in timber, to employ his two ten ants in thinning out the pulpwood over a five year period, or about thirty acres a year. "At the end of five years, the grower will be able to start cut ting pulpwood all over again. At the end of his second thir.ning cycle, he will have a stand of saw- timber that is about .ready to cut on a selective basis," Blanchard eoints out. The Columbus County farmer is I POSTAL AUTHORITIES REQUEST CHRISTMAS PACKAGES BE MAILED BEFORE DEC. 10. We have arranged for your conven ience our entire stock on counters and shelves and cordially invite you to see them. Gifts That Reflect The Christmas Spirit Perfume Sets in Coty, Evening in Paris Hudnut, and Yardleys, priced ot $1.50 to $10 Fountain Pens each, $1.00 2 Shaffer Pen and Pencil sets Several Wrist Watches Mentag's Stationery Pipes, individually Boxed Tobacco in Pounds and Pouches Prince Albert, Sir Walter Raleigh, Edgeworth Genuine Leather Bill Folds, and cig arette cases. Hollingsworth and McPhail Choco lates 80c to $5.00 Dresser Sets $5.75 to 18.00 Christmas Tree Lights & Decorations NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY A GOOD PHARMACIST IS YOUR INSURANCE OF HEALTH BELL'S DRUG STORE Bell's Drug Store Is the Place Front Street Beaufort, N. C. DAY PHONE 323-1913-1 NIGHT PHONE 397-1 nan Jtm Seabreeze Theatre Fri. Sat DOUBLE FEATURE Dec. 1011 Charles Starrett, Bonnie Blue Eyes -in- "HAIL TO THE RANGERS" Kenny Baker, Lynn Merrick -in- rr DOUGHBOYS IN IRELAND" SUN. MON. TUE. DEC. 121314 IN TECHNICOLOR "SALUTE TO THE MARINES" Starring Wallace Beery, Fay Bainter with Wm. Lundigan, Marilyn Maxwell Wed. Thur. RETURN ENGAGEMENT Dec. 15-16 Pat O'Brian, Glenn Ford . Evelyn Keyes In "FLIGHT LIEUTENANT" Fri. Sat. DOUBLE FEATURE Dec. 1718 "OUTLAWS OF BOLDER PASS" "GIRL FROM MONTEREY" Weather The daily temperature readings as recorded on rivers Island is as follows : Max. 1 I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 '.) 26 27 28 29 30 .70 .70 .73 .79 .76 .74 .70 .55 .55 .67 .65 .68 .68 .62 .62 .69 .69 .69 .57 .56 .64 .70 .62 .56 Give him a crisp WAR BOND for a CHRISTMAS present to be remembered. Keep on BACKING THE ATTACK. Min. 56 56 57 51 51 51 55 65 49 42 38 33 42 40 57 39 37 42 47 46 50 36 38 39 46 51 46 45 37 t North Car. State College Hints For Farm Homemakers By RUTH CURRENT Take care of the fallen leaves. No, don't burn them. Your soil needs them. Spade them into the soil so that they will break down into vauable organic material, called humus, for next spring's Victorious Victory Gardens. Your flowers will ndeed what these leaves will do in soil improvement, too. Save your leaves. just, the Did you know that Irish pota toes stored in the light will turn green and taste bitter? That, they will spoil if frozen? Potatoes should bo stored in a cool, dark place where the temper ature does not rise above 60 de grees or fall below 40 degrees. Garbage surveys show thnt the average American wastes 225 pounds of food a year. A good 0 weeks supply of wasted food is like throwing victory into the garbage can. A cleaner plate is a war-way to victory. A good way to use leftover mashed potatoes is in making soun. Add a small amount of wat er or milk to the potatoes and salad cook for a few minutes, stirring until the lumps are dissolved. Then, add a small onion and some diced celery leaves. When done add hot milk for the desired a mount of soup. Garnish vith chop, ped parsley or celery leaves, if desired. Save those little bits of fruit, jams and jellies. They can be used in, making individual upside cakes in muffin tins, or they can be com. bined with gelatin in making a COLORED NEWS Capt. Calhoun Here Ninirod Cautious Calhoun, Cap Captain, USA, former pastor of St. Stevens Congregational church, but recently serving as Chaplain of the 93rd all colored Division in training at Ft. Hauchuca, Arizona. is spending leave in Jtseauioi t SEASON'S GREETING Have Your Christmas Cards Made By THE PHOTO SHOP BEAUFORT, N. C. i -.-".JET B " trwT.Tltmam!'..lf M355'Si' ""l 1 , ,Tri TWO AND 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES I LOW COST AND- TASTE STILL GO TOGETHER .... You Have The Right To Expect Good Furniture At Reasonable Prices LANEETS We heartily encourage all to visit our store in Beaufort or Morehead City whether you buy now or later, we will be pleased to help you plan for your needs. Let it be a Christmas with gifts of furniture from our store. LIVING ROOM SUITES-CHAIRS -END TABLES BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES-IN FACT ANYTHING TO BE FOUND IN A MODERN FURNI TURE STORE. We Have A Nice Selection of 100 All Wool Blankets and 25 Wool-The Best Buy For The Money You Will Ever Find. MAKES IDEAL GIFTS Will Last Long After The Holidays Are Gone CHINA DOLLS DOLLS r i Ift Wf" -nr "J m OR RAG DOLLS THEY ARE SLEEPING BABIES AND BEAUTI FULLY DRESSED. MORE TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN HAVE ARRIV ED INCLUDING SCOTCH PUPPY DOGS-TEDDY BEARS SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES AND GAMES OF ALL KINDS. ONLY 13 MORE SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS AS MAN BEAUFORT FURNITURE CO. TWO STORES MOREHEAD CITY 2C t t 5! V T V i 3! t i : -: : t i t
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