Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume], July 12, 1945, SECTION A, Page 11, Image 11

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Cash in advance with first run unless regular customer in which case
there will be a cent a line extra for bookkeeping and checking.
COUNT 5 WORDS TO LINE
— Minimum is three lines —
DNE RUN.12c per line
rO RUNS.10c per line
1EE RUNS. 9c per line
FOUR and MORE. 8c per line
Please Do Not Use Telephone
DEADLINE TUESDAY NIGHTS
DOUBLE RATE FOR KEYED ADS
FOR SALE
R SALE—4 nice building lots
"" at the Junction. Call or see Jake
Spire, R-315 or R-568-1 tf.
FOR SALE—Jackson Street house
in downtown Roanoke Rapids.
2-story, 6 rooms, garage. Apply
D. C. Clark, Phone R-580-1
2t-7-12-ch
FOR SALE — Westinghouse Radio
with 44-inch cabinet, and one 10
m inch oscillating desk fan, at 513
Hamilton Street, or Phone
R-749-1. 7-19-pd.
FOR SALE — A 1935 Master 4-door
Chevrolet sedan. Clean and in
good running condition. $312 Cash.
May be seen at 108 Roanoke Ave.,
or Call R-585-1.
FOR SALE — Dry or green good
pine Wood, stove length, deliver
ed in loads of $4.00, $8.00 and
i'JJ $15.00. Phone R-781-3. R. L. Pow
ell, Roanoke Rapids. 8-2
FOR SALE — Two four-room
houses, practically new, Daniel
St., South Rosemary. For infor
mation see J. Roy Taylor, 1400
Washington St. 7-19
FOR SALE — 100 per cent pine
wood, dry or green, cut in 12
inch lengths. Any size load, $4.00
up. See or call V. H. Daughtry,
©Phone R-835-6, Roanoke Rapids,
N. C. 9*27
FOR SALE — Special on mixed
wood, cut in ordinary stovewood
length. Sacrifice price. See or
call V. H. Daughtry, Phone
R-835-6. 9-27
ORDER your winter wood now,
hard wood and pine wood avail
able. Prompt delivery. Call
_ R-781-3. • 7-19
•
_WANTED
TWO OR THREE ROOM APART
MENT WANTED by service
man’s wife with 8-months old
baby. Must be in desirable sec
tion of city. What have you to
offer? D. W. D., Herlad Printing
Company.
WANTED — Operator for Western
Union. Must be high school gradu
W* ate and typist. Apply at office. It
WANTED—Why worry about Ath
lete’s-Foot, Boils, Eczema, Itch,
' Psoriasis, or ANY KNOWN
SKIN DISEASE. Ask Your
Druggist about V-J-O. lt-p
CARPENTER WANTED — for
rough carpenter work. Perman
ent and pleasant work. Must be
reliable; no drinking. Roanoke
■ Chicken Ranch, Bolling Road,
W1 Phone 6322. tf-ch
wanticd to Bui—uooo clean
1941 model Ford, Chevrolet or
Plymouth; no dealers, privately
owned car only. See B. F. John
son. Teds Esso Service Station.
tf-ch.
SPECIAL NOTICES
jCEEP COOL — Install REYNO
Q. CELL chemically treated cotton
insulation in your home. Average
home costs less than $100. We
put it in. Call HOWERTON
GOWEN CO., Tel. R-374-1. 3t7-26c
WHY SUFFER FROM THE MIS
ERY of Eczema, Leg Ulcers,
Ringworm, Piles, Psoriasis, Ath
letes Foot, and other Skin Irri
tations when AOC Ointment will
j'
: ' >'• ' • I
give you quick relief. For sale
by Leading Drug Stores. 7-12-c
WELL PUMPS—Deep and shallow
well automatic electric pumps
and fixtures. The greatest con
venience and comfort you can
add to your home or farm. The
moderate cost will surprise you.
Let us figure with you. Halifax
Farmers Supply Co., Phone
R-512-1 7-12
HEAVY 26 GAUGE GALVANIZ
ED SHEET METAL 2’ x 8’ and
3’ x 8’ sheets. Ideal for sheeting
your tobacco barns. Nail direct
to studding, wood sheeting not
required. Saves labor and cost.
Phone R-5121, Halifax Farmers
Supply Co., Roanoke Rapids. 7-12
GREY CROWDER PEAS — Plant
them now for profit. You can
sell them green for eating or
dry for seed peas. Always in de
mand at good prices. We have
the seed peas. Phone R-5121,
Halifax Farmers Supply Co. 7-12
ATTENTION MEN! — Have you
three hours spare time daily-*
9:00 A. M. to 12:00 noon, or
1:00 to 4:00 P. M.? Could you us«
an extra $5.00 per day for tb*
three hours work? Full time
work also available. Age no
handicap. Write to J. R. Wat
kins, Dept. S-3, Richmond, Vir
ginia. 7-12
GLASS — We have large stock of
single and double strength glass
in commercial sizes and we can
furnish plate and mirror glass
on short notice. Also 3 and 12
light window sashes. We' also
have in stock windshield and
door glasses for Ford, Chevrolet
and Plymouth cars. Phone
R-512-1, Halifax Farmers Supply
Co. tf.
WINDSHIELDS & AUTO DOOR
GLASS, factory cut to fit See
us for your needs. Earman’s
Western A. A. Store. tf
BIKE TIRES, tubes, fenders, ped
,pls, bearings, mirrors, saddle
bags and covers. Earman's West
ern A. A. Store. 7-12
SCREEN DOOR hinges, springs,
hooks, handles, knobs, braces,
hole covers, paint & varnish.
Also gate hinges, swing hooks,
awning pulleys and cord, swing
chain, well chain, jack chain,
snaps, lap links, mesh chain,
auto house wire, baby swings,
pressure flushers, hose couplings,
Earman’s Western A, A. Store.
7-12
PRUNING SHEARS, rakes, shov
els, scoops, diggers, garden seed,
Vigoro & Hyponex plant food,
straw hats, oil stoves, extra
bakers, chjmney stops, stove en
amel, stove polish, wall paper.
Hole diggers, fence controllers,
hot shots, No. 6 cells, Sterno,
truck flares, leather bundles,
belt dressing, tools and supplies
for farm and home. Earman’s
Western A. A. Store. 7-12
WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE! Have
you seen it? Complete bike with
2% h. p. mtr., over 100 mi. per
gallon, 30 to 35 miles per hr.
Ready to run. We have it. Ear
man’s Western A. A. Store. 7-12
GENUINE DAVIS GRADE ONE
TIRES in a variety of sizes.
Grade one, grade. A, first line,
and top quality in every respect
Guaranteed 18 months. Tou cant
buy a better tire. Sold at money
saving prices even now. EAR
man's Western A. A. Store. 7-12
WESCOTE PAINTO for house*
Barnes, fences, gate* porche*
garages, roofs, auto* trucks,
trailers, wagons, kitchen and
bath, flat wall paint, enamels,
semi-gloss, oil color* brusbe*
linseed, turpentine, putty, hike
enamel, sandpaper, wood scrap
ers, putty knives, root putty,
window glass. EARMAN’S West
ern A. A. Store. 7-12
GOOD PENN OIL in quart cans,
five quart cans, bulk. Greases
for water pumps, universals,
wheel bearings, gun grease, axle
grease, cup grease. Squirt cans,
zerk nipples, grease gun* axle
grease retainers. Radiators for
some Fd. & Chew, cyi. hds. for
same. Valves, gaskets, ignition
parts, REBUILT GENERATORS,
switches, tools and supplies.
E ARM AN’S Western A. A. Store
| 7-12
RUBBER FLAPS, fog lites, arch
ery sets, seal beam adapters for
some Fds., Chevs. & Plyms, seat
covers for some late model
coaches and sedans. Polishes &
waxes, other dress up items.
EARMAN’S Western A. A. Store
7-12
OUR 24 YEARS experience in
making quality monuments,
markers, etc., are at your ser
vice. Prompt delivery. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. WAKE MONU
MENT COMPANY. See our new
display yard on U. S. No. 1 Just
north of Henderson, N. CL, or
write John W. May, Mgr., Tele
phone 710J. 7-12
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Two rooms, a haS and
a bath room at 313 Jefferson
Street. H
Town Talk
Mrs. Sam Taylor and Miss Eloise
Taylor spent last week-end in Lyn
chburg. Va.( with Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Clary.
Pvt. Phillip Pallen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pullen, has been
promoted to Corporal T/S and is
somewhere in France.
Misses Viola Glover and Bernice
Hitchens are visiting Mrs. Robert
Lineberry in Greensboro.
Miss Hazel Cobb has returned
home after attending summer
school at W. C. U. N. C.
Miss Annabelle Daughtry and
Mrs. R. P. Daughtry spent last
week in Woodland.
Miss Joan Boseman, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting Miss Betty Jean
Pullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Ellis and
Miss Marjorie Clark of Gasburg,
Va., were the Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Baird.
Mrs. Catherine DeBerry and Miss
Marie Burnette spent the week-end
in Garysburg with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burnette.
Mrs. Harry McClure ,of Newport
News, Va., is spending this week in
town with relatives.
Cadet Nurse Colona Jordan has
returned to Parkview Hospital in
Rocky Mount after spending her
vacation in town with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Newsom of Newport
News, Va., spent Sunday with Mrs.
Nettie Morris.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts of Richmond,
Va., spent the week-end in town
with relatives.
Miss Susan Holladay is spending
several days in Virginia with rel
atives.
Mrs. Loftin Moody spent several
days in High Point recently as
the guest of Mrs. Gertrude Trayn
ham.
Mrs. Albert Hux and son, Rokie,
spent last Wednesday in Gasburg,
Va., with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor West of
Waverly, Va., were the Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hux.
Pvt. Junius R. Wrenn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Wrenn, who has
been stationed at Keesler Field,
Miss., has returned to McCook,
Nebraska, after spending a two
weeks furlough with his parents.
Dorothy Gray has returned from
Newport News, Va., after visiting
relatives.
Mrs. J. V. Smith and Mrs. O. B.
Harris, Jr., are spending this week
at Virginia Beach with Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Major.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Oakley attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Ben Lewis in
Kelford, Monday.
Mrs. Walter Grooms returned
from the Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Tuesday afternoon.
Floor
Sanding
We can make
those floors ot
yours look as
Bright and beau
tiful as when new
with our modern
sanding method
Let us give yoi
an estimate of the
cost.
B. C. PEARSON
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. CL
Dial R-781-7
PORTRAITS
HIGH-CLASS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Call
R* L> FERRELL
Phone R-492-6
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HALIFAX FARMERS SUPPLY CO., INC.
HARDWARE . GLIDDEN- HEATH A MILLIGAN FAINTS
PHONE R-S121
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. a
WEEKLY BULLETIN
FARMERS:
We have a good stock of to
ll bacco twine, and we still have gal
| vanized metal plain sheets in
| eight foot lengths. This metal is
j suitable for siding tobacco barns
and pack houses.
\ I
Make your decision to let us
install an electric water system
in your home. See our deep and
■ shallow well electric pumps to
day.
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
- SPRED the new washable Water I
Paint made by the Glidden Company.
HALIFAX
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
C A. WYCHE, Mgr.
TeL R-5121
I We are Dealers for the Famous—
Dependable
HEATH AND MILLIGAN
TIME-TESTED
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
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