RNOON, NOVEMBER 2ll922.!T
THE NEW BERN. SUN-JOURNAL
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More Than A Page of Great Industrial Publica- wi" be f m jm woi starts ,. b. m.
. .-v ' . , ii . JPotter, fes the-engineer. The Indiana
tion Is ;-s Devoted To ? Calling ? Attention of j Dredging co., soyai, center, ma, has
Tf , i , i t .1 r l ! i r j the tdntracL , About 43.4 miles of
i nousanus or iveaaers i o ine opienaia xrog-i ditches, m feet, at the bottom, 20 feet
ress .WhichNew Bern Is' Making,Article SnSS?m
1 At Beaufort, ,N. C,, the East Coast
Land. Co., ; which. "owns 30,000 acres
of land -'proposes to develop half of
this acreage, by draining, building the
necessary roads' and. bridges, and div
iding it J.nto,mall,v farms. B. ,MV Pos
ter is the-engineer, and plan's call for
50 miles1 of ditches,. 10 feet wide , at
the bottom, at cost fo $150,000,
Roads iBeUig; CoiiStrncted ;i
, Fifteen 1 mles. of roads, constructed
from local.; prod-nets are. .under, .way
at a cost of So 0,ob.o" '.-r, y.
Last ' jyeek . a, .successful campaign
for a sunv of $200,00 for building as
sociations 'wasyelosed . with-an 'over
subscription. $,00d It is believed
that tni,npaetf will make possible
the erection of 8 0 , additional houses,
which are; badly needed, '
The CheVq-Cola Bottling Co., L. J.
Taylor, genera,! -manager, has . com
pleted t,n, reinforced concrete and
brick structure, s&O- by 102.: feet, two
ftories high, rand-machinery of a mod
ern type i will fAhortly be Installed.
Steel sash is ;.tMedr throughout, and
the building is daylight . factory; in
every, seftse,-; ; ; :':;- ".
D. B.ijohason, (engaged in the pro
duction of 3 pry veneer box shooks
reports hif . vpla.nt working at ca parity,
with . demand 'exceeding production.;
The ; Rockefeller, Foundation .. has
been enlisted , to -heltLMn ridding the
Pamlico section . of malaria, and men
are nowiWorking throughout the sec
tion .educating the people; In the pre
vention ot malaria, and furnishing
them with .quinine.., It -bas , been, def
initely , determined - Qthat mosquitoes
convey malaria from a sick person tc
a well and that all who suffer witl.
malaria ; must first - be;, cured. . Tht
mosquitoes , will then be ': harmless.
. '. : ... Helping: to- Raise Hogs
v More than 200 high bred pigs have
been placed on county farms and the
help of boy's, enlisted to raise them.
It has , been ; found . that , in . eight
months . they increased in weight to
- ; One of th - best advortisnettts
! New Ben. ver' has -. ' recelvcxd. is
: coatatned ; la 1 this week's Issne.
- of Ute Manufactarer Record, -a
. ' nationally .known- Industrial pub. ,
, lleatiou witli a ciicolation; extend-5
. Ing intv every-; state to tle! anion,
' . Mom-, than -an; entire pajfe Is -"
devoted ;to;tUing Hlie. readers of r;s
- the lUvord. . about the . siendid
progre whicft New Bern is bak-5
lng, .The article; Is "extremely, in-
1 terestlngt and Iff pubiishea ln fuli ,'
. :'berewithv", v';;'v,-'---;
' Thl4 city fa Woking toward. V ' Ws
thinga for 1923-and it fa laying care
j ful .plana to- insure success. The. cot
ton crop thl3 yeaf;ru.ns from '40 to 6
percent due-.to th damage of the bell
weevil-.and the potato, crop was ser
iousiy damaged by ' beq.vy. Ta.lns. -St Hi
there Is an, air of confidence and op
timism a.rnpng merchants in every
line, bankers and business men.'- As
a whoI, conditions are far more: fav
orable than a yer ago, - and greater
things are lnr sight. -u:..
. i "Feed "Yourself Ftrst"- . ' --;.
: Fed Yourself first'' ? Is vheiag
precahed to the. farmers who . suffer
ed so badly this year atthe hands of
th 'boH weevil. Crayen , eon Bty-ha
engaged.. an agrielturar exjert,,-C- C.
Kirkpatrick, ;;whof': is .. directing., the
plans-for prbdiicing within the county
alljthe food and; feed erfafE-neeeagary
Diversification 1 relieoS upon to bring
prosperity to th& farmlng- classass. AOr
cordmgly men connected with the ag-
. riCTiltural department- of V the State
and 1 Federal - govern menUihavav.be.:
conducting.. va .," series.-4 of. ilectures
throughout, the section to eduoate the
farmers m. the.work they plan to. un
dertaker next rseason',--1- - ;
Last- week "series f leettires.was
held in Croatan school for five days,
and on eaah -occasion ihertf wa stand
lng room only. One-spekaer-said that
8 year! before'vhfcha been rip the
county n. the.eamerHiissien -and .that
three- per8onca-1 hear -him-y-'Ave
, year ago-one man eame;. but this
time upwarri!Wtenled0 eac4
session.: The 'program -as laid down,
provides- for a home garden the rais
ing of hogs, intensive poultry- rais
ing, at least one -cow on every ..farm,
aufflcient acreages planted - in sweet
potatoes to supply each family, the
growing of. Jegurae crops for soil im
provement; .-sorghum growingrfor syy
rap production, enough -grains : for all
livestock,, development- of rehard-s
for"-home use, and growing of -peanuts,
for hog feed. -
' ,-W.i W-; Griflln, of the- National Bank
of New ' Bern-, is chairman of the
Cravenr Agrlcultaral Committee; and1
an,-able -corps of assistants is t-op-.
erating in the work which is being ad
vanced -with marked -results in every
section. '. - ' . ' r -
.. .-.A. large sweet potato . curiu5 and
Btorage house has just been ,put ir,
uae, ahd during- the summer -months
it!ls r'annsd to use ir as a. r-s-nnery
where ; women and - . -suls- freni .live
tkfi . may- v'epare tonary3, , peas,
ltnn; etc, oi;:er foiale cr for home
ntui'un",3tlcla;-.refinite pUKisr.iretak
ii;f 'frrm f or .stablihifi8 a creamery
end a meatj -paekingyPlant-..!--
Lumber mills in this-. section '.report
&dematnd. equalling and teven exceed -ing
production, with prices firm and
advancing. The Cas. H.s Hall Lumber
Co., is -produciufiE 60,000 jfeet-. aweek
with, j6 0 . men ' engaged.
. . Mill Operation Increase" .
, ,-:W "W. 3Iillett, of Philadelphia and
- formerly engaged in ' lumber opera
tions : in Mississippi, is running five
portable mi Ha within a -radius of 25
miles of this city. . Starting in 1920
the .-operations of these mills has so
Increased that the. production is now
about 1.250,000 feet a month. ' A cen
tralized storage yard has been estab
lished on the Trent river, with mod
ern handling facilities, and' barges are
taking the' lumber, which . is practi
cally ail "sizes", with a few narrow
boards, Jto Philadelphia, When the
Manufacturers Record -correspondent
yisited'the, yard 650,000 feet of lum
per was being loaded on a barge for
Philadelphia . firms. . The yard ; was
an excellent, dock, and covers 1 0
acres. , So fast have orders come in
that delivery Is three month behind
schedule.' . ' --T-; i-'
The ; Neuse Lumbr Co., reports
the wholesale demand good, and ,-the
local demand ; fair. Prtcea are. good,
and" expectations are .to .run at full
time for many montha to come., Re
cently n. . new . .planing ..mill , has ;been
installed, and th, capacity of the
sash and,' door ; factory increased.
The East ' Carolina. Lumber Co.,
manufacturing hard .and soft woods.
cnotemplates -enlarging ; its -? f aeilities
during 1923, and is already' produc
ing a million . feeimonthly with 150
men on the- payroll, ; ' .
f. The PioeJLumber Co. has recently
completed- a new plant, replacing one
destroyed; some - months -.ago by fire.
It now, .has a very, modern and com
plete , ,pjl anf, whicft ; is operating at
capacity. ' tJ':, ': .,- '. '
" Practically all ;of .-the lumbermen
in -thia. secuons' are 4 convinced that
prices of lumber 'will never, return o
a ; level .piuch lower, than, todays fig
ure. They .state ;that- the. supply- of
timber is steadily , decreasing, the op
erations '.are being carried -further
and further into the, country necessit
ating.long hauls on-wagons, say from
a to 12-milesy4and'.,the demand for
building materials' is steadily mount,
ing. - '- - - - ': ..
t-.lVhifcay.CtompIcted,.
,.Jin aSdf&dn ..ti&ZeT&wSng" "program
providing for many nevf .streets. and
repairs to others the. city is complet
ing, a White way: electric system on
two. important thoroughfares. .A spec
ial "police signalling ' system .Is- being
instaUecL The Eagle . Engineering Co.,
has . been -awarded ;the, contract - for
additional;- paving;- and" claying ,3000
yards of concrete sidewalks. Two fire
proof school buildings of reinforced
concrete and , brick . have just been
placed - In use,-; having been, "erectd
a a cost of $150,000. Plans are be
ing discussed for a modern negro
school building to ; be . erected next
spring. - , : : .
. The Board - of Drainage Commis
sioners of Little-Swift Creek -will, be
gin, a drainage :-. development : of t18,-
240 pounds, at a value of 7 cents per
pound. The girls have been encourag
ed, to raise poultry by intensive
methods.
f The last section of the road trom
New Bern to the county seat of I'ain
Uccr county is under way, the total
distance being about 31 miles. Thi.s
will bring a great amount of trade
to the city.. Many boats operate be
tween New Bern and cities and towns
along the water front - for-' miles
around. The good,? roads program is
further extending'-the trade territory
and trucks in considerable .number
now operate . over-these .highways. .
II. E. Barlow, secretary ; of the
Chamber of Commerce, is urging the
development of a deep walerway. Ef
forts are benig made for establishing
a barge "line to v run between New
Bern and Baltimore, and the various
cities and towns in the New Bern ter
ritory. . -
', A -campaign is '.being promoted by
the Chamber of Commerce to interest
hunters and sportsmen in making
thii city their "stopping place. All
kinds of game and fowl, abound with
in 40 minutes automobile ride from
the city. Bears, fox deer, wild turkeys
and fish are plentiful.
Home Missions Discussed By
The Presbyterians Last Night
rh adult members of the Presbv
tenan Church, and a few of their
friends, assembled in the Lecture room
of the church last nisth at 7 o'clock,
to meet Rev. J. T. Wildman, of Par
malee, and Rev, IS. b Scattrepood.
of Rocky Mount,, both of whom are
Home Mission . Workers in Albemarle
Presbytery. The purpose of the "get--togeitheif"
was . to- bring the people
of the congregation in personal touch
and fellowship- with these men and
learn more of the jcreat mission work
being done by them, and to start an
organization of the laymen of the
church to assist in the home work. A
delightful supper was served by the
ladies of the church, during which
hour music was rendered . by Profes
sor Butt's Orchestra. J. T; Oonkey,
accompanied by Mrs. Oonkey very
kindly favored the audience with
four solos: "Waiting," "Three Green
Bonnets" "Absent"' ana r "The Birth
of Morn"-which - were appreciated.
The real- program of ; the. evening
began whon Dr. Summerell announc
ed the speaksis, who each delivered
a short address for the purpose of
stressing the necessity of a. Laymen's
Organization to assist in the Home
Mission Work of the Church;: Prfoes
sor H. B. Smith, in his addres3. "Ser
vice," made, an appeal to the officers
and members of the church for a re
consecration of their lives for the ser
vice of the Master, and especially the
responsibilities of the officers of khe
church. Rev. J. T. Wildman; spoke
on "Challenge to Laymen," and 1L P.
Whitehurst's address, "Challenees.
How Met'" made plain the purpose
for which God has ""placed u here
and our duty to God in our eve-y day
living. Rew J. A. Apache, Home Mis
sion-Worker Of New Bern- Fresbyter-
ian church for Craven county, follow
ed with an appeal to "You and5 Me."
Miss Amy Caldwell, as a lepreaenta-
ttveof the Women's Bible Class,, ts a
parenthesis Address" extended an
invitation, to all ; the ladies wh were
not members of -'.th ..; BibKr Clasc ttf
join t class and' enjoy the privileges
and-benefits derived-from amr, A. .& ; j
Sieloff, president of th SfeS' Bible
Class, had as a. aofejeet tor-Ms- ad-
dress the words ' "Here - aitt' C SJenTT
Me," and- appealed to tttef laytnen to '
carry in their hearts ' these words of
Jeremiah, and wlie1 1 oatt eotnev
for assistance to ' remember-' tha .
words,4 ,'-'.,..' .-...;:.
Rev. F. II. Scattrgo4! 1rottt f h
series- of. addresses' to -9r Gke;by. re
vealing to the laymen' tne coadltiofiii
existing i otap ovm sOffOoadJaapConVr .
munity, . and of th unttnihedi oppor
tunities for work for the' Master and
of th. need' fort mor Carutlaa' work
ers. He- paid tribute tof Uirties of th
church for the wondertut evaisjT
they had arrange te tfc bnrCls tof I
It's wonderful' pastor Dt;' Summer lt
and-to the men. for the inspiring talks "
they had made. Hi gOpl . fo--tb
men to orgjintxe- f er - servU ; met - k
hearty response and; after eespondlag7.
to the call by eaiHngr pr6neJly tfcf
names- Jtfdge Bardeni- Wks ppoiRt4 -Convener
when. offUefs a ha 11 be- eier '
ed and plans - made" 1 of catty? sr
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Beware, The Debutante,, Slouch!
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STERN warning to the younger be distorted and turned by ifie-wrone.
generation of women is issued by corset or what is far worse the lack
V a writer in "Good Housekeeping' 01 cprseung. .
wb6 says that unless the -uncorseted. f Jon "efartunate hzr
fcecome corseted they wUl have a sa4 V -corstlCTC Zv0
, . . , . it is wise to consult with her ftnlya
reckoning to meet in the future when h a rorset atxitolean er
Standmg with the chest contracted much on her advice. Each figuro.-wufl
and the stomach thrust out the de- present its individual problems and
butante slouch-f-wai inevitably pro- her wide experience will be an enor-l
duce 1iigh" stomach, ':ys this writer, rnous help to you. If, however, yam
with its destruction of the beauty lines have no one at hand on whom yon can!
f of the body. The lesson the writer dis- place reliance, you can study yourwnt
doses is that corsets are a necessity figure and determine broadly yoar!
to the. growing woman as well as to type picking. out the points that need1
the mature, and that to be properly correcting, and those you should yteji
corseted is the first step to real beauty, up. The corset manufacturer haij
To quote : helped us enormously by dividing ha
"No branch of beauty so readily re- corsets' into so wide a variety, of types.
ipays study as that of line, and it is and though you may have to actuaUjj
a melancholy fact that it is a branch fit on a large number of corsets before
of which-few women have any appre- you are satisfied, it is the onlypossiblei
ciation, otherwise they would never al- way of making a wise-choice -ind,
ow the i beautiful, lines of the.body,to.a'triBg,.Tyrfprt fii-3 .r'.U. 1 i
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"THE MAN'S STORE;"
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