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place Your Want Ad Early For The Sunday Star-News Classified Section
i __ Announcements
SERVICE! NO
;:inir Reasonable rat^s. Dial
i'^36 for appointment. 211 Chest
nut S'-’___
o'mETHE BUS TO STOK
LEY’S Oyster Roast.
Wrifthtsville Sound. Open
, til il p. m. Phone 7564.
-rTT culbheth. dentist
Trust Bldg., Front and Market
sts. Phone 3212.
-TTmES AND MENS SUITS
Tailored to Order Alterations
Remodeling - Prices Reasonable
ffie. Tailoring Co. 27 So, E root
SuT-INCOME TAX RETURN
rarefully prepared—No waiUng.
gall 2-8609 for appointment.
INCOME TAX
fle "ill Bave money for you by
giving all possible credits
Open 9 AM to 9 PM
and
Sundays 1 to 5PM
Carolina Income Tax Service
Rm 35—2nd Floor Odd Fellows Bldg.
Corner 3rd and Princess
2,—Automotive
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1937, GOOD
rubber, looks and runs good.
5250.00. 313 Chestnut St. Garage
Apt
r® SALE: 1939 OLDSMOBILE
* sedan, radio, heater, spotlight,
aood tires. $450.00 cash. Court
0, Apt. 8, Lake Forest.
MLL TRADE GOOD ONE TON
Dodge stake body truck or pay
casli for medium size tractor. L.
Rooks, Currie, N. C.
t^SALE: 1937 DODGE COACH
aoo4 condition, five good tires,
tauK. S350.00 cash. Dial 7165.
T^fBUCK SPECIAL SEDAN
e’te. tow mileage, 5 perfect
Hres. Harris Hasket, 9973, Maul
dfrlkar Co._
.^TThaLL PONTIAC TORPEDO
coach' Excellent tires; Perfect
condition. McMillan Buick Co.
IfE BUY AND SELL USED CARS
Westbrook Brown Motor com
3any 113 N 2nd St. Dial 5874.
FOR GOOD LATE MODEL USED
cars see us before you buy. Pe
terson-Barnes Co._
" i.ONG MOTOR CO
PACKARD and NASH
10th and Market. Phone 321:
Chevrolet and Pontiac
Oldsmobile—GMC
Sales and Service
RANEY CHEVROLET CO.
106 Princess St. Dial 962)
WE BUY AND SELL USED CAPS
and trucks, Roberts Auto Ex
change, 13th Castle.
8.—Chiropractor
NLdKALGIA: NEURITIS; RHEU
matism. Dr. Ma y J. Layton, 512
Southern Bldg., Phone 2-0128.
12.—Builders’ Supplies
EMULATION FOR ALL NEEDS
window and door stripping the
standard way 36 mo. to pay. free
estimates. Dial 2-2285.
Standard Insulation Co.
mui'wh: bASH UUUnb, tSLUINUS,
Windows, Door Frames, Screens,
Turned Columns. Cabinets. Old
est Bes* Equipped Shop in City
Boie.-ick & Land. Dial 5229.
HOOFING BY RIRD & SON
Smce 1795
Beautiful Durable Economical
HANOVER IRON WORKS
111 No. Water St. Dial 3257
gold BOND INSULATION NOT
only beautifies but insulates,
making your home cooler in Sum
mer and warmer in Winter. Dial
3339 SMITH BUILDERS SUP
PLY, Inc.
®DER YOUR COAL BEFORE
you need it. You will get better
service and assure yourself of
ample supply. Becker’s Hi-Heat
sod Tennessee Lump will meet
your requirements. Dial Beck
er’s 7761.
13—Business Opportunities
TOURIST CAMP FOR SALE:
™ sacrifice my beautiful tourist
camp in Virginia because of ill
health. Filled to capacity with
G S. Army officers families.
Restaurant and filling station at
tached, P.O. Box 578 Carolina
Beach, N. C.
^•--Clothing_
men: you can dress we£l
We real noney on clothing bill
at Finklestein’s, Front and Mar
ket.
33—Drugs
Let Us Fill Your Next
prescription
“ee Us For Your Drug Needs!
BROOKLYN PHARMACY
902 No 4th St. Dial 6676
J^O ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
jjj^jry Cleaning—Pressing
Modern laundry cleaners
Dyers. Hatters. 118-120 So. 17th
-fcfg- Dial 7751.__
li^Eatables__
PRESH fish DAILY, OYSTERS
“shell ana open. See Sellers,
-CjGastie. Dial 9521.__
H^Eleetrical
mason electric co.
Electrical Contractors
3rd St. Dial 8782
l^Feeds
ViTA-LIfe FEEDS DO NOT VARY
j.. Poultry, horse, hog, and
^‘ry. Dial 4926. Keith Milling
»-uLl10 No, Water St._
MRYMEN: THE DAIRY COW
Ver fails her owner—unless
th® 0Wner first fails the cow. In
ese critical times don’t tab
J°ur cow, help her to produce
h°.re milk-feed QUAKER 20<7
r-f’fY Ration. J. J. Allen & Son.
v£iM_5762.
~ tuxedo feeds
the Feeders Silent Partner
-CROSS SEED CO
48_Feeds
PURINA FEEDS FOR STOCK
poultry and pets. Leonard Mills’
517 No 3rd St. Dial 3397.
50. —Floor Finishers
SAVE YOUR FLOORS AND SAVE
money. Cali Emory C. Marlowe
County 5014; City 2-8230.
FLOOR SANDING MACHINES
and edgers for rent. Enough
machines for any size Job. Dial
4758.
SOUTHERN FLOOR SURFACING
Co. Sanding and finishing an
tiques and stains We have our
own electricity. All floor work
guaranteed. Phone 22951.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH
ing in Wilmington over twenty
years. M. L. Brothers and Son
201 No 11th St. Dial 4758,
51. —Florist
CUT FLOWERS. POT PLANTS.
corsages, funeral designs. Quick
deliveries Blossom Shop, 11 So
Front. Dial 6030.
55,—For Rent—Apartments
LIST YOUR HOUSES ANL
apartments with us for quick
rental. Marshall Realty Co. 210
Princess. Dial 2-1752.
60.—For Rent—Rooms
ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS — 35
miles from New River, 14 Cher
ry Point. Steam heat, private
bath. Rates $1.50 single, $2.00
double, Permanent. $3.00 single
$5.00 double, overnight. More
head Villa Hotel, Morehead City.
VACANCY IN NICELY FURNISH
ished bedroom for gentleman.
Twin beds. Near shipyard. Dial
2-2281, 14 Jefferson.
63.—Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD, HOT WATER
Comfortable beds. Men only. 310
No. 5th. St.
65.—For Rent—Houses
NEW, 5 ROOM HOUSE COMPLET
ly furnished, for rent, furniture
for sale, can see by appointment.
Answer to “House” care Star
News.
70.—For Sale
FOR SALE: TWO BOYS BICY
cycles. New tires good condition.
Dial 2-1396.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
of work clothes. Goodrich Sil
vertown Stores. 14 No. 3rd.
ATTENTION! FARMERS. IF VOU
contemplate needing cultivating
and planting equipment. For
your Farmall tractor. See us at
once. Marks Mach. Co.
SPENCER CORSETS. INDIVID
ually designed . Health supports
M'S. W. C. Ramsaur. Sally
Frocks, Phone 21860 or 6214.
NEW AND USED ELECTRIC
slicers, hand slicers, meat chop
pers — Dayton scales, National
cash register $10.00 up—Meat
blocks and cutting tables. Com
mercial Refrigeration and Serv
ice, will buy anything you have.
What have you to offer. 902 Prin
cess, L. F. Sollee. _
WASHING MACHINE WRINGER
rolls and vacuum cleaner parts
to fit all makes; rebuilt clean
ers. Dial 3562.
FOR SALE: GOOD CLEAN USED
bricks. 1 med. size coal circulat
or, 1 oil portable heater, 1 seven
column Burroughs adding ma
chine. The Keith Oil Company.
Electric Stoves
Firestone Stores
8 No. Front
ONE LOT OF MENS UNREDFEM
ed overcoats $5.95. Cape Feat
Loan Office. 12 South Front.
KATHERINE-K CORSETS DR
signed for health, comfort, hap
piness, for demonstration and
fitting, call Mrs. Southerland,
2-1871.
COMPLETE STOCK TENTS, TAR
pulins and men’s work clothes
at lowest prices. Finklestein’f
Army-Navy Store, 20 Markei
St. _
FOR SALE: HOUSE TRAILER,
brand new, 2 rooms, durable anc
conveniently built, abundant cab
inet and closet space. Furnished,
$595.00 cash. Everetts Esso Serv
ice Dial 9147. Carolina Beacli
Road at Lake Side park.
FOR SALE: PRACTICALLY NEW
McCray 8’ meat case with motoi
1-3 horse motor meat grinder
good condition 10’ refrigerator
case without motor other equip
ment and small stock of mdse,
M. E. Underwood, Johnson Cot
ton Co., Smithfield, N. C._
EVERSHARP AND CONKLIN
pens and pencils in useful combi
nations. Thrif-T-Stores 25 So,
Front.
75.—Household Goods _
3 PIECE chronium break
fast room suite $29.95. 8 piece
kitchen $1.95. Blankets $1.95.
Railroad Salvage Co. 603 Castle.
Just received shipment
garbage cans and carpet sweep
ers. Carolina Furniture Co
617 No. 4th. Dial 4048.
CEDAR CHESTS, STUDIO COU
ches, coil springs, sizes 4 ft. 6 in
and 3 ft. 3 in. Castle St. Furni
ture Co. Dial 6447.
SPECIAL BOUDOIR CHAIRS
spring construction $11.95 up
Jones Furniture Co. 12 So. Front
DRESSER, CHEST OF DRAW
ers, chifferobe, oil ranges, gai
stoves, beds and springs, elec
trie sewing machine. Batsoi
Transfer.
JUST ARRIVED: NEW SHIP
ment of three burner oil stoves
Home Furniture Co. 23 Marke
St.
WE BUY AND SELL USED FUR
niture. H. Evenson Furniture
Exchange. 716 Castle. Dial 3809
FOR SALE: ONE BUFFET, ON£
China cabinet. Dining table. Dia.
7401._
SPECIAL GOLD SEAL CONGOL
eum rug. 9 x 12, $6.95. Othei
rugs $2.98 up. Stein Furniture
Co. 607 No. 4th St.
GASOLINE ALLEY— SCRAP FOR VICTORY
WE SET DOWN ^
OIK SPEEDOMETER |
READING AT THIS
AZIMUTH BEARING J
^ OBJECTIVE.^/
75—Household Goods
SAVE MONEY: SPECIAL SALE
on metal folding cots. All sizes.
H. Berger and Sons. No. 4th St.
UPRIGHT PIANO. PERFECT
condition $100.00 cash. 240 Brook
wood Ave.
FOR SALE: COMBINATION RA
dio stand and record cabinet,
$14.95. Pickards, 209 Market St.
ONE MAPLE LIVING ROOM
suite slightly used. Peoples Fur
niture Co. 257 No. Front.
80.—Houses For Sale
FOR SALE — FIVE BEAUTIFUL
Homesites in New Forest Hills,
offered at special low prices this
week. W. A. McGirt, Realtor, 215
Princess Street.
COTTAGE 3 APT. FURNISHED,
700 Carolina Ave., Carolina Beach
Wade Realty Co., 205 Princess.
FOR SALE
Ideal summer and winter
home on Summer Rest,
Wrightsville Sound. Large
living room, dining room,
Sun Parlor, ten (10) bed
rooms, two baths.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This house can easily be
made into apartments. Ideal
for roomers. Low price—Lib
eral Terms.
W. A. McGIRT,
Realtor
215 Princess Street
204 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE., COM
fortable six room Bungalow;
terms. H. F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
6 ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY PAINT
ed on inside, price cut from
$4,000 to $3650 for quick sale.
$600 down. Dial 2-8357. Between
4 and 6 p. m.
85_Help Wanted—Male
WANTED: ONE MAN FOR
steady work in local factory.
Call 4576.
WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED
car washers, good salary for
right man. Apply in person Tay
lor Esso Station, 3rd and Red
Cross St.
COLLECTOR WANTED: GOOD
salary for right man. Apply
Schwartz Furniture Co. 713 No.
4th St.
WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN TO
do insurance investigating in
Wilmington and vicinity for na
tional concern. High school edu
cation required. Good starting
salary plus over time and car al
lowance. Car not required. State
qualifications in letter to lock
box 1169, Greensboro, N. C.
WANTED—25 LABORERS. CAN
make from 25 to 30 dollars per
week working full time. Meet
Chevrolet truck corner Fourth
and Nixon streets 7:45 a. m.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Co.
WANTED AT UNUU 1UU
dump truck drivers for
work at the Wilmington
bomber command base,
Wilmington, N. C. Time
and one-half pay for all
time over 8 hours per day.
Time and one-half pay for
Saturdays and Sundays
work. Report to F. D.
Cline’s office at Wilming
ton airport for work.
WANTED: DRAFT FREE MAN,
for good paying route. Perma
nent and a good proposition for
right party. We are classed as
“Essential”. Caison Bros. Laun
dry 13th and Dawson St.
WANTED: NIGHT WATCHMAN
for oil terminal. Age 25 to 50.
Answer “Night Watchman” care
Star-News-__
YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE LIGHT
panel truck for national whole
sale concern. Must be accurate
at figures, state age, salary ex
pected, and draft status. Per
manent. Write “ANC” care Star
News. _
WANTED: FILLING STATION
Operator to manage business.
Good pay. Permanent work.
Phone 4685. ___
WANTED: ONE OR TWO GOOD
colored janitors, for officers club,
Camp Davis, Good working con
ditions. Better the man, better
the pay. Apply N. M. Sharp,
Officers Club Camp Davis, N. C.
WANTED: MAN EXPERIENCED
soda fountain beer bar or lun
cheonette. Must live on Military
Reservation, single, draft exempt
preferred. Sober, reliable, hon
est Attractive proposition for
right man. Salary and living
quarters furnished. Apply Nathan
M. Sharp, Officers Club, Camp
Davis. N. C._
WANTED 2 EXPERIENCED SER
vice station attendants, good sal
ary for right men. Apply in per
son. Taylor’s Esso Station 3rd
and Red Cross.
90.—Help Wanted—Female
GIRL WANTED: COAST LINE
depot News Stand. _
WANTED: HALF-DAY MAID.
| general house work, Phone 2-8498.
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED: TWO GIRLS FOR ME
chanical work. Apply City Opti
cal Co.
GIRL OVER 18 FOR CURB SERV
ice. Peaeock Alley Soda Shop.
17th and Queen.
COLORED MAID. NO LAUNDRY
general housework. Full time.
Good pay. Phone 2-8660 after
3:30 p • m.
SIX WAITRESSES WANTED:
Good wages one day a week off.
Part experience necessary. Ap
ply Victoria’s Grill, Holly Ridge,
N. C.
EXPERIENCED SEWING MA
chine operators on shirts and
cotton garments. Southland
Manufacturing Co. 2nd and
Greenfield street.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, Ex
perienced, or inexperienced, at
tractive girl. Willing to work.
Call Mr. Gibson, 22617. '
WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT
resses and soda fountain girls.
Saffos Restaurant, 249 No. Front
EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES
wanted. $15.00 a week. 2 meals
per day. Apply Coast Line Soda
Shop. 403 No. Front.
WANTED: GIRL FOR SODA
fountain work. Apply in person.
Toms News, 306 No. Front.
WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAIT
resses. Good salary. 107 Mar
ket. Hanover Grill.
95.—Insurance
SPECIALIZING IN LONG HAUL
trucks, taxicabs, family hospit
alization accident and health. J.
L. Baldwin. 217 Princess. Dial
3210.
F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO.
Mutual Insurance—Real Estate
Wallace Bldg. - Dial 6047
INSURANCE—LIFE, ACCIDENT
and health, hospitalization, Fire
and auto. Real Estate. J. L.
Baldwin, 217 Princess St., Dial
3210.
100.—Instruction
STENOTYPE COMPTOMETER,
Burroughs Calculators, and all
Commercial subjects taught.
Mrs. Motte’s Secretarial School.
313 Church St.
101_Jewelry
JEWELRY SPECIAL. WRIST
watches. $14.95 up. Wilmington
Jewelry Shop. Across from P.O.
104. —Loans
$5.00 AND UP
On Your Signature Alone
WILMINGTON FINANCE CO.
202 MURCHISON BLDG.
MONEY TO LOAN
One Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Type
writers, Shotguns, Musical Instru
ments and Anything of Value!
FINKLESTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE
“WUmington’s Oldest and Largest'
Front and Market Streets
105. —Lost and Found
LOST “A” GAS RATION BOOK.
Return to T. F. Marlowe, Route
2, Wilmington.
LOST: NO. 1 SUGAR RATION
books. Jimmie, Bettie, Edith
Grace and Lula M. Spears. 905
So. 10th St.
LOST: ‘A’ and ‘B’ GAS RATION
books. Stolen out of dash pocket
of car. Bearing name Mrs.
Blanche O’Neil, 618 So. 2nd.
ONE MALE FOX HOUND. BLACK
and tan, medium size, about 3
yrs. old. Reward. D. W. Lewis,
Rocky Point, N. C.
LOST NO. 1 SUtiAK kahujn
book. James E. Young. 208 So.
9th St.
LOST: 17 JEWEL HAMILTON,
green gold pocket watch, near
Shipyard Service Station. Dial
5520. Reward.
LOST “A” GASOLINE RATION
book. D. W. Bland. Burgaw, N.
C._ V
LOST: SUGAR RATION BOOK
Return to Norman Graham.‘908
Miller St. _
LOST: POCKET BOOK WITH “A”
gas ration book $8.00 in cash. If
found please return to Arthur
Caffee; Whiteville, Rt. 2.
LOST: 2 SUGAR RATION BOOKS
Return to Norman Lanier; Sid
ney Lanier, Rocky Point, N. C.
LOST: NO. ONE SUGAR RATION
book. If found return to M. W.
Milligan No. 23740. Shipyard
Trailer Camp. _
LOST: NO 1 SUGAR RATION
book. Renee Kalof. 307 Meares
St.__
LOST: NO 1 SUGAR RATION
book Millie Minton. 4 U Lake
Village St.
LOST: “A” GAS RATION BOOK
Return to Everett Wilson Jr.
Chocowinity, N. C. Local address
211 Williams St. __
LOST: NO. 1 SUGAR RATION
book. Allie Mae Maxwell. 1113
Campbell St. City.
LOST: NO. 1 SUGAR RATION
book. Elizabeth Austin. 406 ABC
Alley. City._
Read The Classified Ads
. ■ ■ 9 """
110.—Livestock
FOR SALE: COMBINATION BUG
gy and saddle horse, also buggy
and stock saddle. Will accept
good shot gun in trade. Can be
seen at 202 Bordon Ave. Brook
wood.
FOR SALE—WORK HORSES AND
mules, also saddle horses and
family cows. Hanover Live
Stock, W. E. Holdbrook, McClel
land Barn.
JUST ARRIVED 55 HEAD OF
mules and draft mares which 1
will sell reasonable for cash or
terms. J. P Newton, Dial 1580.
MYRTLE COURT STABLE, OLD
Wrightsville Road. Horses and
ponies for hire and sale. Dial
8 Call 7556-W.
28 FINEST MULES ON EARTH.
Not the cheap kind but the best.
See us. T. E Cooper & Co.
BILL COLE STABLES, PHONE
9710 for appointment. Have fun
on saddle horses.
118.—Music
SAVE YOUR OLD AND BROKEN
phonograph records. We buy
them. Bring yours in today. A.
H. Yopp Piano Co., 209 Princess.
120.—Office Equipment
TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA
chines. All makes adjusted and
repaired L. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Alen-Wales Adding
Machines H. F. Wolfe, Agt. 114
Princess Phone 5783.
125.—Paint—Papering
PAINTING AND PAPER HANG
ing—Let us estimate your work,
B. A. Sharpe. Dial 2-2951.
SPRINGTIME IS PAINT TIME
Large stock of paints, all colors
Co-Operative Hardware Co. 810
Castle. Dial 7977.
130.—Professional
SPENCER CORSETS AND SURGI
cal garments. Individual design
ing service, Mrs. W. M. Hibbs,
1720 Orange St. Home service.
136.—Poultry
WOODS BABY CHICKS
“Blood Tested”
T. W. WOOD & SONS
BABY CHICKS; BUY NOW; THOU
sands ready. Bloodtested, heal
thy. Unobtainable in spring.
Roudabush's Seed Store.
139.—Radio and Repairs
FRENCH RADIO CO. - HALLI
crafters radios. Complete serv
ice, any make. Public address
systems for rent. 1304 Market St.
Dial 9878__
SHACKLEFORD’S RADIO RE
pair Service. Any make any
model. 123 Grace St. Dial 7817.
Commercial Frigidaire Refriger
ation.
150.—Real Estate
FOR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE. 5
acres of land. Desirable for
chicken farm. Located at Winter
Park. Phone 4310.
W. M. HEWLETT, REALTOR.
Buy, rent, sell, trade- 214 Prin
cess St. Dial 7138.
MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY
Co. We are equipped to serve
you.
LIST YOUR RENTALS & SALES
With Us — A-l Service
Frank G. Harriss 216 Princess St.
“REAL ESTATE - RENTALS
General Insurance. Frank G
Harriss. Dial 7018 ”
155_Seeds—Plants—Bulbs
ROUDABUSH'S MOST COM
plete seed service in the Caro
Unas. Seeds of all kinds.
Vegetable, flower plants, fresh
daily Fertilizers, flower pots,
poultry feeds. Roudabush’s Seed
Store, Corner Front and Dock
Sts._
Quality Seed
Farm Seed—Garden Seed
Lawn Seed
Cross Seed Co.
12 Market St.—Dial 6868
170.—Wanted
TO BUY FOR CASH, USED CAR.
State model, make and price.
P. O. Box No. 893, City.
WANTED GOOD USED LATE
model bicycles. We will pay
cash. Bring to Pickards. 209
Market or Dial 3224.
WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
furniture. Bost Furniture co.
29 S Front. Dial 5540.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
GROW YOUR VEGETABLES
Have an abundance of ration
free food in your own backyard.
Fresh Seeds ie Plant Now
Garden Peas, Onion Sets, Tomato,
Pepper, Eggplant, collard, turnip
mustard, kale, spinach, beets, carrots,
radish, cabbage, lettnce seed, etc.
Start the Spring garden Now.
ROUDABUSH'S SEED STORE
31 South Front Dial 6030
170.—Wanted
WANTED: LATE MODEL USED
Johnson Outboard motors. Will
pay cash. Pickards 209 Market.
WILL BUY GOOD CLEAN LATE
model car if price is right. Give
model and price. P. O. Uox 1053,
City.
WANTED — 1000 FIRST
Quality friars at top price.
Phone 2682 or write P. O.
Box 95, Carolina Beach.
WANTED: TYPEWRITER, $15.00
cash for old Underwood office
that can be rebuilt. Call 5861.
WANTED: TWO ROOM UNFURN
ished apartment- Settled couple.
No children. Write “A.R.C.” care
Star-News.
SOBER YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE
furnished apartment. Near bus
line. Dial 5360.
WANTED: TWO OR THREE
room furnished or partly furnish
ed apartment. Call 22859.
REFINED ARMY COUPLE, NO
children, desires furnished Apt.
or house. Good references.
Phone 7815-W, Wrightsville.
170.—Wanted
WANTED TO BUY A 1940 OR 1941
four door sedan car. Must be in
good condition. Will pay cash.
Call T. E. McKoy. Dial 3322.
WANTED: BABY STROLLER.
Good condition. Call 7389.
CAMERA WANTED: SMALL BOX
camera similar to Brownie 2-A
or camera to take film about
214 x 314. Phoije 2-8832 or Room
1015 Murchison Bldg.
WANTED
Wanted the following for work
at the Marine Base at New Riv
er, N. C.
15 garment pressers, white or
colored, men or women.
1 Dry Cleaner.
2 Dry Cleaning helpers.
1 Spotter.
2 Extractor men.
12 Alteration ladies.
3 Tailors, men or women.
5 Clerks for Dry Cleaning of
fice; men or women. Only ex
perienced workers need apply,
permanent work, good' pay.
NICK J. KATZIS
Goldsboro, N. C. .
Box 447
SETTLED COUPLE WITH DAU
ghter desire furnished cottage,
house or large apartment at
Carolina Beach by April 1st
Write C.J.R. P.O. Box 1443, Wil
mington.
WANTED:; TWO OR THREE
room unfurnished apartment in
good neighborhood. Call Joyner
9160.
WANTED: HOUSE FEW MILES
out of town. By Couple. No
children. Answer “H.C.W.” care
Star-News.
GIRL GOVERNMENT EMPLO
yee desires private room, in private
home. Permanently. Care “P”
Star-News.
LOT ON NORTHERN EXTENSION
of Wrightsville Beach. Call
5633 after 7:00 p. m.
WANTED: 1936 MODEL BUICK
sedan, series forty running con
dition or Otherwise. Write
“Buick,” care Star-News.
WANTED 2 FURNISHED ROOMS
Close in. Call Northam 9160.
WANTED TO BUY: GOOD USED
baby carriage. Dial 5360.
180.—Legal
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIM
ED MERCHANDISE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of
fice of die Collector of Customs,
Wilmington, N. C., March 13, 1943.
The following described unclaim
ed merchandise will be disposed
of at public auction at the Princess
Street entrance, U. S. Custom
House, Wilmington, N. C., at 2:00
p. m., April 3, 1943.
300 Cases (approximately 21,600
bottles) Beer (product of Dutch
East Indies).
Samples of the above-described
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
INCREASE EARNINGS
THIS EASY WAY
Thousands are doing
it! _
Raising chicks in
to broods of profit
able fryers and pro
ductive hens is an
easy way to make
extra money. Re
quires only a small j
investment and little
time.
Please get your Chicks now while
we have thousands of them. There
will he an acute shortage of than
later.
We have leading breeds; Beds Bocks,
Leghorns, Wyandottes, Jersey Giants,
Cornish Game, Orpingtons and Ducks.
10,000 to 15,000 chicks on hand al>
ways.
ROUDABUSH'S SEED STORE
31 Sooth Front Dial 6030
-—^
I YOU WANT TO STOP- '
HAVING COLDS,
GO TO ONE OF THE EARTHS
POLES. . . AND YOU'LL BE
PPEEOP T/-/E/A.
My LITTLE SON IS SHORT on
LONG PANTS; LAST SUMMER HE
WAS LONG ON SHORT PANTS, "Says’
MRS. JOHN M. SMITH,
BIRD STUDY
IS THE MOST POPULAR
AAATUfZB HOBBY,
AND MORE THAN A f „
HALF AA/L.L/OM *
AMERICANS ARE ACTIVEC*
ENGAGED INI IT.
3-f2, T. *. fetd a ». PUT. OFF.
USO AUTO UNIT
HEAD IS NAMED
--4
Captiin Ben Jones Of Sal
vation Army Appoint
ed Chief Of Set-Up
Captain Ben Jones, of the Sal
vation Army, has been placed in
charge of the mobile USO-Salva
tion Army now operating for the
benefit of servicemen in the Jack
sonville to Myrtle Beach, S. C.,
area, it was announced Friday.
According to present plans, he
will maintain headquarters in Wil
mington.
Captain Jones succeeds Major
Robert M. Cowan, who continues
in charge of the USO-Salvation
Army center at Harbor Island.
Before coming here, Captain
Jones was stationed in Monroe,
La., as head of a Salvation Army
corps there. An experienced boys
worker, he is also a former di
rector of the Salvation Army’s
Boys’ organization in High Point.
--V—
Where Contentment Lies
(Continued fom Page Eight)
looks at David and his greeting
was barely civil.
“I’ll tell you later,” Kay told
him. She certainly prayed that this
chance meeting wasn’t going to
start up any more trouble, espe
cially now when she and Jake were
so very happy.
(To Be Continued)
180.—Legal
merchandise may be inspected any
week day in Room 208, Custom
House, Wilmington. The owner
or consignee has the right to
make entry and pay duties and
charges at any time prior to the
aptiial cplp
E. C. SNEAD, Acting Collector
of Customs.
NOTICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit,
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore,
Maryland. Date of first publication,
March 13, 1943. Notice is hereby given
that on February 4, 1943, one 1941 Ford
Coach, Motor No. 18.6257973, with acces
sories, was seized in Carteret County,
North Carolina, for violation of the In
ternal Revenue Laws, to-wit.: Section
3321 I.R.C. Any person claiming an in
terest in said property must appear at
the office of Investigator in Charge, Al
cohol Tax Unit, Charlotte, North Caro
lina, and file claim and cost bond as
provided by Section 3724, I.R.C., on or
before April 12, 1943, otherwise the
property will be disposed of according
to law. R. E. Tuttle, District Super
visor.,
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
POUCE PLANNING t
‘LOAFERS’ ARREST
Department To Star! Ap
prehension Of Vagrants
As Soon As Possible
Police Chief Charles Casteen
said Friday that the police depart
ment is planning to make arrests
for vagrancy here “just as soon
as we get enough evidence to con
vict.*’
There have been reports of a
large number of vagrant Negroes
and white men in Wilmington re
cently.
“Vagrancy is one of the hardest
charges to convict a man on,
though,” the chief explained. "And
for that reason we have to go a
little slow in making arrests.”
Asked whether he thought crime
in Wilmington had increased since
the influx of large numbers of
transient workers, the chief replied
in the negative.
“I think on the whole, Wilming
ton’s new citizens are well-be
haved,” he said, "for our crime
reports have not increased pro
portionately to the larger popula
tion. The workers on the whole
seem to be honest and serious
minded, making good citizens."
“I am alarmed however,” he
went on, "at the large number of
traffic accidents. Wilmington’s rec
ord in this respect is not very
good. If drivers would follow the
traffic rules, they would find their
accidents would drop to almost
nothing. It seems to me to be an
unpatriotic thing to do in these
times when tires, gas and rubber
are so scarce and vital to the
war effort, to go wasting them
with a little foolishness behind the
wheel.”
-V
Land and water area of the Neth
erlands East Indies is equal to
the land area of the continental
United States.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAt
KOBE LESPEDEZA
“Fancy Quality”
GARDEN SEEDS
SEEDS
FOR THE TRUCK
FARMER
Cross Seed Co.
12 Market Dial 6808
For Rent
SINGLE DORMITORY ROOMS
To
Employees of
The
NORTH CAROLINA SHIPBUILDING
COMPANY
WOMEN MEN
Monthly Rent $21.00
APPLY AT THE OFFICE OF
MR 0. M. RICHARDSON
Asst. Personnel Dir. N. C. S. Co,

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