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THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT. N. C.
Thursday, May 25, 1944
Legal Notices
STATE COLLEGf"
ANSWERS
TIMELY FARM QUESTIONS
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
i
Unlets you have an account wiU !
us all Administrator Notices, Di- j
vorce Notices, Sale Notices, Etc.,
Q. When is the best
plant niv soybeans?
Q. Hiv can I prepare my
Iambs fur shipment to market?
An. Creep feeding is on-i
the host wavs to increase the
weight an.! grade of your lambs
time to economically, says L. I. Case, Ex
tension specialist in animal inclus-
! try at State College. Corn or some
Ans. Plant as soon as practical ither fatteninjs ft,ed such a, har.
must be paid for when notice is
presented for publication.
, m irie i oasuu nam anu neumuru, i j or wheat is best f(,r ,ambs that
amianer May 10 nine .viounrains r ar ; t(, the narket. This
says Dr. t,. t;. Louins, agronomist
SALE NOTICE
Pursuant to provisions of Sec
tion 3411 (f) Consolidated Statue-;
(G. S. 18-6), and by order of
the Court, in case of State vs
Shaw L'ecton, undersigned will, on
Saturday, June 17, 1944
at 12 M. o'clock
at the Court House doer of Cu ter
et County sell to hihe
with the Extension Service. Woods
Yellow, Tokio, Ogden, and Vol
state are good adaped varieties to
use, he says. Plant the beans two
to fo ir inches apart in the rows.
.and inoculate where soybeans naw i
I ;,ot been crown recently. Use a
wee. 'or early. North Carolina Ex
I terish :i Circi.iar 2."'! will give you
Jtre i'ecomnie::iiatii ;:s for pro ing
; and fertiiixii.,' your soybean i. op.
fattening feed, t octet her with tht
mother's milk and plenty of good
grazing, assures a good top lamb.
Experimental results have shown
that where the pasture is especial
. ly good, and the ewes milking -.veil.
creep feeding is unnecessary, but
in the majority of cases, the spec
ialist says, it will fay.
If you do not p'u'
woolen garments o a: s, uoxe. or
special closets, bv ail means, hung
,fthem outdoors of ton and brush
them thoroughly. Moth damage to
I clothes and household goods is
something over $100,000,000.00 i.
year. Poor housekeeping is largely
responsible for this woolen
clothes and fur trimmed garments
are left hanging in closets all sum
mer long, full of dirt and grease
spots which is food for moths
They aren't even cleaned, aireu, or
sunned. Moths do not harm clean
garments. And don't be stingy
with moth balls and moth i'umi-gants.
Sloan, Morehead
store your C.. to Mary E.
City.
Roy B. Kill. Jr., Asheville NX.
to Dorothy J. McLean, Asheville.
John Henry Thrower, Jr., Lit
tleton, to Minnie E. Smith, New
port, N. C.
Leonard Seward. Beaufort, to
Hildegarde Anderson, Beaufort-
st n it.le
for cash, the following des'-ibed
property:
llioi! Ford. 4 Door Sedan. Mo
tor No. 23tt'.5'Jt.v, Statu Taj? 439
243. This 13th day of May, 1'.' ! 1,
C. U HULL AND.
Sheriff of Carteret County, X.C.
A2J-27-M4-11
ear
SALE NOTICE
ti.--.
lie
the Ed,:
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for c
pror.
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No.
659.
Ti.
.irsuant to provisions ot m-c-3411
(f) Consolidated Stat-
G. S. 1S-(V), and by older oi
uirt, in case of State vs
Willis, undersigned will, on
: turday, June 17, 1944
at 1 2 M. o'clock
1'ourt House door of Carter
: ity sell to highest bidder,
h, the following described
-1 y ;
ford, 4 Door Sedan, Motor
...-13631)76, State Tag 43-
5th day of May, 1944.
C. G. HOLLAND,
She-Iff of Carteret County, X.C.
20-2;-M4-ll
SALE NOTICE
Pursuant to provisions of Sc?
ion 3411 (f) Consolidated Stat
: c (G. S. 18-6), and by order of
:.- Court, in case of Slate y:
.;n Curtis, undersigned will, oi.
Saturday, June 17, 1944
at 1- M. o'clock
the Court House door of Carter
County sell to highest bidder.
; cash, the following des.'.ibei
operty:
193 1 Ford Truck, Motor No.
171502, StateVag 164-344.
This 13th day of May, lvu4.
C. G. HOLLAND.
Sheriff of Carteret County, X.C.
20-27-M4-11
SALE NOTICE
Pursuant to provisions of See
ion 3411 (f) Consolidated Stat
jes (G. S. 18-6), and by order of
-he Court, in case of State vs
James Lonnie Harvey, undersign--d
wil, on
Saturday, June 17, 1944
at 12 M. o'clock
it the Court House door of Carter
t County sell to highest bidder,
or cash, the following described
ropertyi
1041 Ford, 5 Passenger Coupe
Motor No. 18-6463 1S8, State Tag
475-476..
This 13th day of May, 1044.
C. G. HOLLAND,
Sheriff of Carteret County, X.C
A20-2.7-1L4-11
NOTICE
"orth Carolina,
"urteret County.
,n the Superior Court.
Carteret County and Town of
Leuufoit, North Carolina,
-vs-
Goorge B. Monroe and wife Al
chea Monroe; and east half (1-2)
of lot 86, New Town, Beaufoit, X.
C.
To; Defendants above named, and
Yo WHOM IT MAY COXCERX:
The defendants, George B.
Monroe and wife Althea Monroe
nd any and all person (s) claim-
in n- bv. thru or under them, or
e ither of them, or otherwise, claim
ing, known and unknown claim
ants, will TAKE NOTICE tlsat an
;.ction as above titled has been
commenced in the superior court
of Carteret County, North Caro
lina, to foreclose tax liens and as
sessments on east half (E 1-2) of
lot 86, New Town, Beauofrt, N.C.,
on south of Pine street, and to ex
clude and bar named parties, and
all person (s) known and unknown,
claiming by, thru or under them,
or otherwise claiming, or assert
ing any right, title interest or
claim in or to said lands, i'rom
such claim andor right; and de
fendants, and person's claiming
by, thru or .under them or either
of them, or otherwise caliniing,
will TAKE NOTICE further that
ho, she, it, is required to appear at
the office of the clerk of the su
perior court of Carteret County in
the court-house at Beaufort, XC,
winthin twenty days after the 14tk
day of June, 1944 and answer or
demur to the complaints, or plain
tiffs will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaints,'
This 8th day of May, 1944.
L. W. HASSELL,
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Carteret County, N. C.
4t Mll-18-25 Jl jfd.
' Q. How can I provid
round .grazing for mv hogs?
! . n:. for summer grazing, Bil-
Tokio or Woods Yellow sov-
sooii as
College Hints For
Farm Homemakers
'VI
S
; beans can be grazed as
they are 1 2 indies high.
Vestal, swine specialist
State College Extension
Lesnedeza will furnish gi
fr.ml 1 ;;e mid. lie cf lune Lint i
ww.iiu r. .'. ;...,): :.t . .uvs of
beans tmd Suda.i grass also
good .-urn liter and .'.di gruzil
says. For L.U fail, winter
spring grazing, a mixture .
jir.unds .if rye grass ;;i.d In p
of crimson clover seeded h
By RUTH CURRENT
Plan Let storage tinn- is here.
Store your blankets in the coolest
place you have. Don't pile dieets.
ivs LIlis j ;uilts, or comforters on top
o4 tne . tiiem as it crushes the nan.
e' vice. Clean vour blankets before vnn
zing put them away. Brush them often
to remove dust and lint and to
1 CO.C!
soy
give he
and
1 3 0
.".lid -
road-
east in ".-eprember i exeeaent. i
ror winter and fall grazing, small
grain mix-fur-, s niay also be i;-ed.
I keep the nap fluffy which make?
j fore better insulation and warmth.
Always biusii lengthwise of the
blanket, never across. Sunshine
and air will help bring up the nap.
Mend the thin worn places be
fore you store your blankets, and
if there is need for a new bind-
in, too. don't wait until winter
comes again to get the job done.
Take time and do a good job of
house cleaning this year. On" room
at a time is enough walls to clear,
windows and wi odw..rk to wash,
window shades to dost ami clean,
bureau drawers, and -lose:, Iwta.
springs and mattre.- to take care
of. Organized house cleaning
makes the job easier.
MORE TELEPHONES COMING
Resumption of manufacture of
civilian-type telephones to the
extent of 200,000 sets per quarter
has been authorized by the War
Production Board. First deliveries
are expected by fall. Approximate
ly 100. 000 new orders for te'e-
nhones that cannot be tilled be
cause of lack of equipment are
accumulating each month.
Real Estate
TR ANSFERS
V t tf t
Dr. C. D. Griniuls, veterinarian
with the Experiment Station at
State College, warns that tin
threat of he, cholera may be con
siderably greater this spring.
aSraieuerfD(D)ini
i no pwrte-
' 00
ils simpfe
13 4? 'i' ,
i-s-i:-
y
Tel-
fl cy'3. ot W At,ley's 100 Pure f
Pi cos coIors-ad
V tecu' .u-."7- y lne famous An...
Morehead Township
Roger W. Jones, et ux to Ed
ward D. Jones, 1 tract $10.
Betty W. Smith . t ux, to Rog
er W. Jones. 1 tract, ?10.
Grady Wilis et ux to Gir.cva
Guthrie, et vir, .41 acres, $10.
Beaufort
C. W. Britton, et ux to "W.. B.
Longest Jr., et ux, lots 67-1.3 OB
Park, ?10.
Ida J. Webster, et vir to Pierre
Potter et ux, pt. lot 87 XT, $350.
Marshall berg
Chas. S. Willis et ux to Harry
Xeil Heady, 1-8 acre $50.
David Jones, to Thomas Chad
wick Jones, acres 1.
E. H. Davis, et ux to Percy Da
vis, M. D. Lewis property. SIOO.
Kenwood Davis. ei ux to Fa.
Davis. 1-4 acre Sid.
Truck Farm Turns
In Good Profit
F. A. Holdeii. a farmer in the
Gletivilie section of Jackson Coun
ty, has demonstrated that a com
bination o," vegetable production,
livest.-ck raising and poultry re
sults in one of the most profitable
types of farming and gives a bet
ter distribution of . labor through
out the year, says H. R. Xiswon
ger, horticulturist with the Exten
sion Service at State College.
Holdcn's total gross income in
1943 from the sale of his produce
was 1,157.96, divided in this way:
NURSE LOSES FAT
SAFELY AYD5 WAY
Gef slimmer without exerdse
Eat starches, poeitnrs, gravy.
just cut down. 1 ' 11 "
iafc. sensible, easier. No exer
cise. No drugs. No laxatives.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
an:-l't.
Tex
v'ovth,
i-.-itn,n, Chi-
J. M. Larrick. Wichita
j to Florence Smith, Beau
lieorge t. Bl acken, 1 1
Jex., to Shirk y K. U
ran". 111.
Zeb Vance Putts. Beaufoit. to
Mary Vaughn, Centerville, C'hio.
Alton Lavory Linehan, Sprin".
town, Tex., to Bobbie L. Moigan
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Edgar H. Pope, Savannah, Ga.,
toMrs. Sarah K. Hardison, JJ.
Paul L. Trowbridge. Willi..,
tie, Conn, to Doris Gardner, Wil
liamantic, Conn.
James F. Hardison, M. City, N.
Nurse wasoneof morethnn
!l0 persons losinu 14 to M
IDs. utvraite '"" 'eks
in rlini.'.tl t-9ts with Ay. Is Cm
conducted t.y medical doctor;..
'si Delicious AVOS hefcre vv
menl rlttlls the aprxtite. Vet you ?!. viein :r
mtixrals essenu.il nutrients in Ayd.M."iri .
Ayclsw.tvt.ili.se weight now. : d .y sui-o ". '
'.j.j if vou're not tl.titthteil wii.i n J'-
MONEY BACK, wuli the very Itrst box. I'.. .."
F. R. BELL, Druggist
BEAUFORT, N. C.
C. H. BUSHALL
Fire, Health. Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES
GOOD SERVICE
108 Turaer Street
DIAL 415-1
Beaufort
Whites, the whitest of
8,1 h'"le paint. Fig.
ed over any perio
of t,me. it is a most
economical paint.
Save money on your
repair bills. Protect
your home and hold
your property value
high by painting this
season with Athey's
100 Pure Paint.
OR. LUTHER FULCHEP
Med icine & Surgery
Offica Hours:
9 to 12 M 2 to 5 P. M
And" By Appointment
RAMSEY BUILDING
Office Phone 424-1 Re.. 485 1
Dr. E. F. Menius
OPTOMETRIST
3rd Floor Elks Temple
Rooms 307-8.9 & 10
NEW BERN, N. C.
ifC5'
I ts 10 P t Mnmmfncluntl ly
f . J.J. . - - 'ti,-, : f - '; ' 1 " . .
i.'Hi.atii.iiwM.iWafcii
DR. J. O. BAXTER. SR.
DR. N. M. BAXTER
New Bern. N. C.
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
For Night Appointment Call 413
or 334-J
O. H. JOHNSON, M. D.
Eye, Ear Nose & Throat
SPECIALIST
GLASSES FITTED
Offica Hours:
Morehead City 9 A. M. to 2 P. M
Including Sunday
Beaufort 2 to 4 P. M
Week days only
ROOMS
With Private Baths,
at Reasonable Rates
DINING ROOM
SERVICE
Morehead Villa
LAWN MOWERS
SHARPENED
THE FACTORY WAY
$1.59
Western Auto
STORE
C. M. Jones, Owner
9KSKI
Automotive y
Acetylene v
Marine and
Equipment.
Zlectric and
Welrling.
Cylinder Heada & Engine
Blocks Welded.
Delco Engine Repar Parts
of All Kinds.
Generators, Starters, Car
buretors. American Hammered Pis
ton Rings
Valspar and Kirby's Paidts
and Enamels.
BARBOUR'S
MACHINE SHOP
Beaufort N. C.
': C
f X
BEAUFORT HARDWARE CO.
SAVE THE SURFACE & SAVE ALL
Screen Doors, Garden Hose, Marine
Supplies and General Hardware
FRONT STREET BEAUFORT, N.C.
FOR THAT ENLARGEMENT OR SNAPSHOT
HE WANTS OR the FRAME FOR HIS PICTURE
EUBANKS STUDIO
OPEN UNTIL 7:30 P. M. & BY APPOINTMENT
Phone B 388-6 Turner St., Beaufort
FOR SALE
GRADE 1- TIRES & TUBES
L0FTIN MOTOR CO.
Beaufort N. C.
Vegetable crops, $1.S97.7C and
livestock, poultry an J ejrgs, SjfjO.
20. 1 1 is cash outlay for hired libor,
fertilizer ana other farm supplies
was S 7118.37, leaving a net income
of $1,659.59.
His farm consists of 104 acres,
of which 45 are classed as cultivat
ed land and 20 acres are in pas
ture. In 1943 he had two and t
half acres in potatoes, one in cab
bage, one in snap beans and three
in turnips and cucumbers.
He ?rovs most of the feed for
his livestock and poultry as well as
most of the food for h:s family. He
follows a practice of crop r ;ta;ion
in xrowiiiff his truck crops on land
th.it has been limed and pho. phat
id. Crimson clover follows corn,
fiiap beans and other cultivated
crops as a winter cover crop that
is tinned under in the spring and
the land is then used for some
other cultivated crop.
Another rotation is the sowing
of a winter cover crop consisting
of eight pounds of red clover or
crimson clover, four pounds of
herd grass and ten pounds of or
chard grass. This crop remains on
the ground for two years with one
cutting for hay and the next year
is turned under and planted to
truck crops.
Dr. J O.. Baxter Jr.
THE EYE ONLY
BEAUFORT, N. C.
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
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use the entire contents . .
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This guarantee appears
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of financial troubles. Develop the habit of thrifty
savings .... start your own bank account today!
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Front Street
Beaufort, N. C.