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The Star M til not be responsible for Ji'a's v ‘ cne incorrect Insertion. ^ ad1 taken for less than basis of "f’.iTnf thanks charged for at C8r„ V cents per line. Count five ^t ivordsm the line. “‘charge of S5.00 is made for published ‘Tn Memorlam and ’'’nfstar-News assumes no re ine *• _ o/lvarfKPmPn ^"handled or Inserted as directed ,trto pi.Mi»h or republish after " C'SS Ads m the column may L" :' , „nti] 9 p. m., for tne next f'“let AH Classified Dis % m ™st be in the o£fice by tp m' MAIN OFFICE PHONE 3311 | Ask For Ad-Taker NOTICE to PUBLIC All advertising appearing In these tohinins is for reputable and red le concerns, so far as we can Certain from a careful investiga !"u is our intention, however, to ... that every firm that uses these cu.mns is required to live up to ,heir obligations. Therefore, should ,ra replv to any advertisement on L naae and services are not ren as advei tised. The Star-News wants to know it. The p v postal regulations are w strict "in such matters as such ,met would be misuse of the U. S. Mil and the Star-News will see that any attempt to defraud Is immritiy handled by the P. O. de l>artm^nt. (I-ASSUMED INDEX t 1- Announcements. 2- Automotive. 2-A-Auto Supplies. 5- Atnusements. 4- Awnings. 6— Beauty Parlors. 5— Beer 10— Business Service. 11— Builders. 12 -Builders’ Supplies. 12— A—Building-F. H A. Loans. 13— Beats. 13- A—Boobsellera, Stationers. 14— Business Opportunities. 20-Cleaners and Dyers. 32— Coal. Wood. Fuel Oil. 33— Dairy products. 34— Dancing, li-hrugs. 38-Dry Cleaning, Pressing 41— Eatables. 42— Eating Places. 48-Feeds. 50— Financial. 51- Florists. 53—For Rent. 62-A—Resorts. 5l-Fvi Rent, Apartments. 40—For Rent, Rooms. Eo—For Rent, Houses. 70-For Sate. 33—Hardware. 75—Househod Goods. 50-Houses For Sale. 35— Help wanted, Male. wauieu, r euiaie. ^-Insurance. 100—Instruction, 1°^—Loans. 10&—Lost And Found, 110— Livestock. 111— Miscellaneous. 112— Machinery. 118—Music. ^-Office Equipment 21-Ofiice For Rent. rw *intillg’ Papering. -Printing. JM-Protessional. “’-Personal. 336—p0ujtjy. And Repairs. ,°-Enal Estate. ■-Hefngeration Service. -teeds And Plants. «, ®t»«lon. Wanted. '"'-Typewriters. Repairing. fS-Storase'112 G°0dS j]twa“medand Transfers' L_Announcements Plyour' ’FL' REPA i NT-OR REROOF years »°me Ko a°wn payment. 3 4891 ° pay' A- Quinn. Dial "one oJC,TCI'E REPAIR SHOP tS Everyth' most complete in city. TVilmin„,ng tor a satisfactory job. ummgton Cycle Co., 114 Market •<2_£™_6022. !llnECu-vT 'IATTRESS RENOVA comfort ,■' To increase nightly Ca„ „„ Eost? $2.95. What else? New \v nvert into innerspringa! Mattress Co , Dial 6178. Aulomoiive Truck°VR[: ENGINE G. M. C Haskett "it "heel Rase. Call Harris 8697 Mauldin Motor Co.. Dial c'HlenTmIi!!lP,AKEH SEDAN, EX sPlendiri t?hanical condition. A Ca l t'5’ for onl> *175. ^ Mar Ml'. C Ca!iahan. 9574 an Riijpk Company volet °t?D COACH. 1936 CHEV feterson R=’ Dial 5676 or 3433 on'Barnes Motor Co. 2 Automotive 1939 CHEVROLET DELUXE 4^ door touring sedan, fully equipped. Newkirk Motors, Dial 3674. WESTBROOK ■ BROWN MOTOR Co., Inc., Home of Chrysler and Plymouth. 113 N. 2nd St., Dial 5874. ONE 1935 1% TON LONG WHEEL base Ford truck, 10 ply tires Terms. Marks Machinery Co. Dial CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE *08-408 Princess Street _Raney Chevrolet Company SNOW'S ESSO SERVICENTER Dodge & Plymouth Sates & Service 3rd & Market. Dial 9149 10 Business Service OLD AND NEW FLOORS SUR faced and finished. M. L. Broth ers, 201 No, 11th St. Dial 4768. 11 Builders IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO BUILD at Wrightsville Beach. Call us for an estimate. L. T. Rogers, Dial 6647, 12 Builders* Supplies GENASCO SLAM TEST. ROOFING Is Beautiful Durable Economical Best b. Test. Hanover Iron Works 109 N, Water St. Dial 3257 CELOTEX PROVIDES ADEQUATE insulation to conserve fuel in win ter . . . keeps your home cooler in summer . . . adds structural strength. Guaranteed in writing for the life of the building. Beck er’s, Dial 7761. PLANNING TO BUILD OR RE model? Get quotations on our Seasoned Lumber. Cape Fear Lum ber Co.. Dial 9675. INSULATE AS YOU DECORATE . . . Use Flintkote Insulation Material. Easily applied and economical. Smith Builders Supply, Inc., Dial 3516. “Everything to Build the House" Builders Supplies Masonite Products E. W. GODWIN’S SONS Castle Hayne Road Dial 7747 STOP DETERIORATION! PAINT your home with Perfection. 1 to 3 years to pay. North-Smith Coal Co.. Dial 4436 12-A Building-F.H.A. Loans F. H. A. LOANS for MODERNIZATION and IMPROVEMENTS 3 YEARS TO PAY IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS No Mortgage—No Red Tape No Delay—5% Rate MORRIS PLAN BANK DIAL 3364 13Boats For Quick Sale: One Snipe Boat. Florida Type, Hol low Mast, Mahogany Trimmed, Fittings for Salt Water, Brass Screws Used Throughout. Price— $385 This Type of Boat Usually Sells For Around $550.00. Boat Can Be Seen At The Wilmington Iron Works. Foot of Orange Street Wilmington Iron Works DIAL 3494 Weld Wood Skiffs and Moth Boats Stock and Custom Built Cash or Terms MARINE SERVICE. INC. Wrightsville N. C. . Phone 7771 JOHNSON SEA HORSE OUTBOAF1' Mote: 22 H. P., bargain. Also 14 ft. Dunphy boat. Both practically new. Howell Motor Co. 14 Business Opportunities SERVICE station" GAS VOL ume 5,000. Good location drinks, cigarettes, ice cream, notions, ac cessories. Approved money mak er—$500. Call 3659. 20 Cleaners and Dyers RUGS. SUITS. HATS, DRES3ES ■YTr4ll„-/Vo Wnr-ol.-n Dwa Wnrli"ft Cash and Carry—Delivery ser- j vice. 101 S. 2nd. Dial 4518. | 33 Dairy Products TRY QUAKER NEW ECONOMY 16% Dairy Feed. Made by the Quaker Oats Co , from selected in gredients. Balanced to keep herd in good condition and to produce milk at low cost. J. J. Allen & Son. Dial 5762. _ 35 Drags FOR YOUR Drug Store Want! Dial 6676 or 6677 Brooklyn Pharmacy 902 N. 4th Street NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS 42 Eating Places “THE HOME OF GOOD EATS.’ Fried Chicken. Bar-B-Q, conceded best steak. Capt. Ben’s. County 5813. 48 Feeds VITA - LIFE BROILER MASH grows tender broilers cheap Manufactured fresh daily. Dial 4926. Keith Milling Co. CHICKENS. COWS.- HOGS. MULES, horses, pigeons or rabbits Feed them Tuxedo. "The Best Feed for Everv Need." Cross Seed Co. Dial 6868. 52 For Rent ENTIRE UPPER FLOOR NO. 120 124 N. Water Street, 66x66. electric elevator, broad staircase, $27.50 per month. Lenox G. Cooper. Dial 5432. FOR RENT—IN REAR OF 122 NO. Water St., brick warehouse, 35x45 ft. Concrete floor, $12.50 per mo. Lenox G. Cooper. Phone 5432. 52-AResorts FOR SALE MY COTTAGE HAR bor Island, 7 rooms, bath, two showers, lavatories in bedrooms, hot air furnace, storage room and garage. Price reasonable. Have bought farm, moving to the country. .7. T. Thomas. Phone 7680. THEY CAN'T RENT FROM YOU.... IF THEY DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOUR VACANCY... Why have a vacancy when it is possible to find a good tenant with an inexpensive Want Ad? j Here is what you lose in leaving your property vacant: ; Rent $20—Loss 66c Per Day Rent $40—Loss $1.33 Per Day ; Rent $25—Loss 83c Per Day Rent $45—Loss $1.50 Per Day ! Rent $30—Loss $1.00 Per Day Rent $50—Loss $1.66 Per Day Rent $35—Loss $1.16 Per Day Rent $55—Loss $1.83 Per Day WHY TAKE THIS LOSS? / ~ - - ~v CLASSIFIED RATES One time rate ....15c per line Seven time rate ..13c per line Three time rate . ,14c per line 15 time rate.10c per line 30 time rate.8c per line \__ DIAL 3311 AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED DEPT. II II 55 For Rent, Apartments AVAILABLE AUGUST 1ST, ONE room, kitchen and bath furnished apt. Electric refrigerator, heat and water included. Dial 4019. 313 Ann St. BURNISHED FIRST FLOOR, TWO rooms, kitchen, bath, convenient, private, congenial surroundings. 819 Market. 53 Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD Mrs. Merritt 20 So. 3rd St. Upstairs 55 For Rent, Houses 1709 ORANGE ST., 2-STORY 6 room home, double garage. Cool, desirable neighborhood. Avaflable Aug. 1st. Dial 9891 after 5:30 P. M. L108 GRACE ST., 6 ROOM BUNGA Jow. Apply Willetts Realty Cc„ 124 Princess St., Dial 5233. 1716 ANN ST., NICE SIX ROOM house in good condition. Garage and yard space, good location. Fos ter-Hill Realty Company. Dial 3371 3372. 70 For Sale SEVERAL GOOD USED TYPE writers for J10.00. Typewriter In spection Co.. 216 Princess St.. Dial 5092. MCKEE BROS SCORED ICE As sures full weight. 710 Castle St. Dial 6327 Prompt delivery service. SEE THE 1940 PHILCO CONSER vador Refrig ator. 26 per cent more usable space. Pender Fur niture Co. 28 So. Front St. GARDEN TOOLS HAVE BEEN RE du.ed 25%. Buy now and save. Easy terms. Goodrich Stlvertown Stores, 14 N. 3rd. FOR SALE OR LEASE — 3 SLOT regulation pool tables. Atlantic View Pier, or call 9489, Wrights ville. rroTATA inAvva 4 Mr* C' ll ‘ a _ Cola boxes. $5.00 up. Bost Furni ture Co., 29 So. Front St. DNE 10 FT. DISPLAY MEAT CASE. First class condition. Will sell cheap. Dial 7770. MEN YOU CAN DRESS WELI and save real money on your en tire clothing bill at Finkelstein':; Front and Market.__ 73 Hardware ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS (THE World’s Finest). Pneumatic tires, exclusive self - sharpening, r-Mf adjusting feature. Gregg Bros Hdwe P! 1 9655. 75 Honsehold Goods 7 FT. FRIGID AI RE, PORCELAIN inside and outside, used. W’ill sell for $59.50 for quick sale. Sutton Council Furniture Co. _ 30% Discount ON ALL CANVAS CHAIRS WHILE THEY LAST! Great Reduction IN PRICES ON ALL PORCH FURNITURE TODD FURNITURE CO. 21 S'o. Front St.Dial 6787 1 ELECTROLUX GAS REFRIGER ator $75; one oil burning refriger ator $69.00. Sneeden-York Co., 119 Market St. _ ASSORTMENT SHOPWORN SEMI upholstered maple chairs and rockers. $3 95 up. Values $7.00 up. Wilmington Furniture Co. SPECIAL! STUDIO COUCHES $29 50; with arms $39.50. Assorted colo-s Terms. Jones Furniture Co. Dial 5751,__ 4 PC. WALNUT REDROOM SUITE $69 50 Spring and mattress free! Easy terms. Peoples’ Furniture Co 257 No. Front St._ TWO NICE WALNUT REDROOM suites, dressers, wardrobe, oil stove, and ice box. Batson Transfer. CLOSING OUT PRESENT STOCK Certified Performance and regu lar gas ranges at large reduction. Gregg’s Appliance. Ti 75 Honsehold Goods 3 USED LIVING ROOM SUITES, $10.00 each. Cash. Home Furni ture Co. 23 Market St. CLEARANCE ON ALL ELECTRIC CONSOLE Sewing Machines Regularly $49.95, now _ GUARANTEED 20 YEARS Sears, Roebuck & Co. USED REFRIGERATOR BAR gains. Kelvinator 6 ft., Norge and Frigklaire 5 ft $25 up. C. B. Wes well, 305-No; Front St. 80 Honses For Sale 709 CENTRAL BLVD., SUNSET Park, C room modern home. Easy terms. Marshall Realty Co. Dial 5092. MUST BE SOLD — NICE, LARGE house at. Carolina Beach. Very reasonable. Apply at Edgar L. Yow. Wallace Building. Dial 6521. 85 Help Wanted, Male WANTED: MEN OVER 30 FOR permanent outside work. Some collecting. Experience helpful, car necessary. See H. K. Becton. Brunswick Hotel Saturday 4:00 to 6:00 p. m. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SE lect a vocation now and lay a sound foundation for Vour future. Printing is one of America's larg est industries and offers young men above the average in intelli gence and ambition wonderful op portunities for advancement. In structions offered in Hand Compo sitio.r, Press Work. Monotype Key board Operating. Monotype Caster Operating and Linotype Operating We have competent instructors with years of experience in the printing industry; modern equip ment. For free catalogue write to V. C. Garriott, Secy.-Treas.. South ern School of Printing. 1514-16 South Street. Nashville. Tennessee. 90 Help Wanted, Female WANTED EXPERIENCED NURSE and maid with health, certificate and references. Phone 6788. j 100 Insirnction COMPTOMETER, STENOTYPY and all business subjects taught. Mrs. Motte’s Secretarial School, 313 Church Street 104 Loans PERSONAL L-O-A-N-S $5 to $50 NO SECURITY NO ENDORSEMENT QUICK SERVICE Wilmington Finance Co. 202 Murchison Bldg. Read The Classified Ads 105 Lost and Found FOUND — QUALITY MIl.DWORK At Roderick and Land. M'-rr* screen doors and windows, sashes, door frames. 17th and Castle Dial 5229, 110 Livestock I HAVE MULES. HORSES. WAG ons, carts. 1 good used auto. J. P. Newton, Wilmington, Dial 3580. 125 Painting, Papering LITTLE JIM SHARP, PAPER hanger, moved from 16 St. to 714 Crace. Dial. 5593. 136 Poultry 4 WEEKS OLD CHICKS—LARGE, heav> easily raised; no brooding 15c each. Roudabush s, Dial 6030. 139 Radio and Repairs SHACKLEFORD'S RADIO SERV ice. Any make — any model. 3rd and Crace Dial 7817. (CoBimer cial Frigidaire Dealer). THOM PSON BICYCLE CCL 702 Castle St. Bicycles and repairs. Lawn mowers electrically sharp ened. Dial 3061. Quick delivery Guaranteed—Specialized Home and Car Radio Service. Call for—De livered. Dial 5215. MACMILLAN & CAMERON. COME IN TODAY AND SEE THE Sltybuddy! French Radio Co., Sales and Service. Luke French, 1304 Market St., Dial 9878. 150 Real Estate 100 ACRES LAND ON MIDDLE Sound Road, short distance from Market St. Road, including two story dwelling Terms. H. F. Wilder, Dial 4932. SALE;--RENTALS-INVESTMENT Moore-Funvielle Realty Co. We are equipped to serve you FOR SALE - W I L M I N G 'ON Beach ocean front cottage. 7 rooms -urnished. $2,200 —$200 down, $30 monthly. W. M. Hewlett. Realtor 214 Princess St. Dial 7138? INVESTIGATE THE JOYS AND advantages of living in Oleander, "the Suburb Beautiful.” Hugh Macltae and Co. I 1ST YOUR RENTAL AND SALES with us. A-l Service. Frank G. Harriss. 120 Princess St. Meares Harriss Real Estate 210 Princess St. Dial 4043 155 Seeds and Plants TURNIPS. RUTABAGAS BROC coli, Special Cabbage Collards. Complete stocks seasonable seeds. CROSS SEED CO 12 Market St. Dial 6868 SEED POTATOES Green Mountain. Irish Cobbler* Red Bliss, from cold storage stocks. T. W. Wood & Sons. 317 No. Front. SPRAYING. PRUNING AND FER tilizing shrubbery. . . Cut Flowers . . . John Verzaal Dial 5786 ! RODGERS H VRING SET FOR ONDAY Preliminary hearing for John Hen y Rodgers, negro, charged with irst degree burglary, a capital fel ny, and with attempted criminal ssault, was continued in recorder’s :ourt yesterday morning as Judge tlton A. Lennon ordered that he be leld without bond. The warrant on which he will face ireliminary hearing Monday morn ng alleges he entered the home of Irs. Ada Beck, 810 South Eighth treet, at 3 a. m. on July 21 and did attempt to criminally assault he said Mrs. Ada Beck." Trial of Howard Johnson, charged rith carrying a concealed weapon, ras continued unttl Monday, also. W. E. Biddy, of Winston-Salem, iharged with reckless operation of n automobile, was fined $25 and the os! s of court. 815 of the fine was •emitted. Thomas Jacobs, of Sunset Park, tharged with reckless operation of in automobile, won a directed ver lict of not guilty. Claud King, of East Wilmington, iharged with reckless operation of in automobile, was fined $25 and he costs of court. $15 of his fine vas also remitted. Johnny Bradley, charged with •eckiess operation of an automobile md -st’ith violation of the liquor laws, vas given a year on the state higli vays. 155 Seeds and Plants 1UST HARVESTED — 6-WEEK Speckled Field Peas. Plant now for September use. Roudabush’s Seed Store. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY~ NOTICE TO HEAT SUFFERERS ONLY! 1939 York-Philco Air Conditioning Units Special Re- tf*QQ A A (lucori Prices «P*/*J»Uvr Short Time Only S»seden-York Co. 119 Market St. Dial 9761 SALE SEAT COYERS COUPE C I QA $2.90 Value__ COACH or SEDAN ®A BC $6.20 Value.— THRIF T-STORES, Inc 25 S. Front St. Dial 8972 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 6. Astringent 27. Chinese 1. Mounds of mineral river earth 8. To volplane 28. Book of Old 5. Brother of 9. Of greater Testament Abel age 29. Correct 7. Character 12. Ankle bone judgment m “Othello" 13. Shortly 31. Female 10. Forearm 14. Behold child bone 16. Silvery fish 32. Public 11. Soothe 19. Vessel’s notices 12. Real canvas 33. Fastening 13. Compact 20, Gratify pin masses 23. Germanium 34. Impel \esterd»j . An.w»» 15. A weapon (sym.) 39. Grampus 43. Feathered 16. Therefore 24. Eastern 41. Waistcoat creature S 17. British river university 42. Girl's name 45. American poet mm frffwm 22. Awkward XX 5 6 ^ 7 5 9 XX 25. 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He was back “in character” again, an im aginative boy with abundant verve and energy, courageous if not cau tious. He was off to a new ad venture. He wouldn’t like jgme aspects of it, but he figured ii would be interesting, to say the least. He drove the long miles througt city traffic to the crowded anc rather unlovely part of town parked the car near the same spoi he had parked it on Saturday. This time, though, he did not move fur tively. He even whistled as he ap proached the shabby rooming house. He went right on upstairs to hei CLASSIFIED DISPLAY door and knocked, and she came at once to open it. “Oh! Beel!” “Surprised you, didn't I?” He flashed his irresistible smile at the dark girl. “Sort of wanted to chin with you, Lola. If you aren’t too busy. I mean, if you aren’t going somewhere else—what about com ing out for a ride with me? And a bite to eat afterward?” 1 (To Be Continued) Adrian Sellers Picked For Aviation Training Adrian D. Sellers, 18, of South port, has been selected for the avation ground school at the Pen sacola, Fla., naval air base and will report there for duly August 8, the local sub-station of the naval recruiting- service reported yester day. Sellers, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sellers, was recently pro moted to seaman, second class, following completion of his pre liminary training at the Hamptcn Roads, Va., naval training station base. Alexandria Is Raided By Italian Warplanes ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, July 25.——Italian planes, using incen diary bombs for the first time, raided this British naval base for an hour today. Ofie person was killed and seven injured. The bombs, missing military ob jectives, fell in native residential districts. Numerous homes were set afire. The British struck back with a “highly successful” air raid on 50 grounded Italian planes at Derna, eastern Libya. “All our bombs fell among them causing considerable damage”, an RAe communique said. 4 j I SUPERMAN What Would You Do? By Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster _ (“-WHAT A DILEMMA! IF M I TAKE OFF THE RAGGED J CLOTHES BEFORE THEM. THEY’LL SEE THE SUPERMAN ATTIRE UNDERNEATH AND ! THAT'LL GIVE MV TRUE IDENTITY AWAY!-") ./ V $