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Thousands Use The
Classified Columns Daily
As Their Guide To Economy
CPVED classified ads
Se STRICTLY C0NF1
Sntial and we POS1
Sly will not di
o’ILGE the identity of
She ADVERTISER._
jT^Announcementa_
^ ^BONDSMAN
vou set ln Jail y0U’H need a
v/^man. Ask the arresting or
S or jailor to phone me at
„te. I'11 get y°U °Ut
tOM WITHROW
_ Home: 7490: Office BUS
Pr;cr:!’5„. jn(i Floor Odd Fellows
- Opposite City HaU
Bfs^oTlSmNC. RIDE
the bus to Stokleys,
VVrightsville Terminal.
Routs rent, bait and
tackle for sale. Beer and
soft drinks._
-jPrTcULBREra- DENTIST
DU Bldg. Front and Market
Sis Phone 2-j212._
fTfTrrg^XND MENS SUITS
Tailored to Order. Alterations
„la^oiinu — Prices Reasonable
ggj&ng Co. 27 So. Front
2— Automotive
P^rsiLETT9il SPECIAL DE
* Plymouth 2 door sedan. Can
K? at 211 So. 16th St., be
tween 6 and < P
^^^^Tfordconver
^ table just past park on Carolina
Beach Road at Richfield Serv.
: Station. ___
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1939 DE
F luxe Ford station wagon. 123 E.
I Marion Drive, Maffitt Village.
I forIaZeTTmI DODGE PANEL
I truefc 1-2 ton. Has been driven
S 12.300' miles. Can be seen at 59,
I lies; Drive, Lake Forest.
I WMrA_PRACTlCALLY NEW
' Ml Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan
with radio, heater and other ac
cessories? We have one driven
less than 7000 miles with live
perfect tires. MacMillan Buick
I Co. Dial 9574. _
LONG MOTOR CU.
PACKARD and NASH
iOtb and Market.Phone 3211
FIS good late model used
t=rs see us before you buy. Pe
as on-Barnes Co.
TRUCK FOR SALE, CHEVROLET
ton half 1937 flat body good con
Q.tion, fair tires, price cheap.
Ttiephone 3161 or box 1003, City.
WL BUY " AND SELL GOOD
t.ean late model automobiles.
Roberts Auto Exchange. 13th
Castle. Di. l 6734._
Chevrolet and Pontiac
Oldsmobile—GMC
Sales and Service
RANEY CHEVROLET CO.
# Princess St. Dial 9621
WL BUY AND SELL USED CARS
Westbrook Brown Motor Com
pany. 113 N 2nd St. Dial 5874.
WASHING; LUBRICATION, POL
iShmg, and waxing. Wenberg
Bros.. 3rd Grace. Dial 2-3686.
Yv ;• BUY Si SELL GOOD CLEAN
used cars Howell Motor Co.
No. 1 .Vo 3rd St.
fSFCEEAX BLACK MERCURY
2 tor, tilth white sidewall tires
Excellent condition. Call Harris
fasten, Mauldin Motor Co.,
JST3.
niropractor
headache, backache, nerv.
ousness, Dr. Mary J. Layton;
512 Southern Bldg. Phone 2-0128.
11.—Builders
REPAIRING^ remod eling;
plans, estimates, specifications.
I L. Willard, draftsman and
Wilder. 216 Kenwood. Dial
6501.
12—Builders’ Supplies
kuTbond insulation not
only beautifies but insulate*,
ma.-cir.g your home cooler in
Summer and Warmer in Winter.
Eal 2-3339, Smith Builders Sup
Jly, Inc.
Eolation saves fuel and
i'iiel Saving is vitally important
today. Rock Wool Insulation can
j®ve up to 40 per cent on your
b uel Bills. Keep your home
Mrmtr in winter and cooler in
Jjgmer, Dial Becker’s, 7761.
P‘f-SE WOOL INSULATION WIN
™ and door stripping the stand
a:“ way. 36 mos. to pay. Free
estimates. Dial 2-2285.
.STANDARD INSULATION CO.
ROOFING BY BIRD &. SON
« . Since 1795
outifni, Durable, Economical
Water St. Dial 2-3257
^a°0P - RESIDE—INSULATE
Asphalt, Asbestos, Roofing and
ra;no- Bonded built up rooters.
■ee estimates anywhere. Write,
: ,re or dial 7934, Carolina Roof
Co., 2110 Metts Ave., Wil
jMigton, N. C.
SASH DOORS. BLINDS,
Mows, Door Frames, Screens,
‘Jrtied Columns, Cabinets. Old
t>r, B?st Equipped Shop in City.
Cggg^and Land. Dial 5229
^—’Clothing
—-__®
O THE most complete SE
Finb-?? .of- £P°rt coats in the city.
.Qjhesteins, Front and Market.
'savL Y°,U CAEl DRESS WELL
at p,„r,e? m.°ney on clothing bill
ltet ™lestein’s. Front and Mar
LS?™~™or. GOOD
and p^ ma(te to measure. Front
^plll^cess, upstairs._
^l)ogs~Cats—Pets
P4pmlLE :Z3 FEMALE CHOW
Zn r each. Can be
mington gs Kennel> East Wil
mason electric co. "
m,
The Classified Ads
35.—Drugs
JLct Us Fil Your Next
PSESCRIPnON
bee Us For Your Drug Needs!
BROOKLYN PHARMACY
9°2 No 4th St. Dial 6676
NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
38.—Dry Cleaning—Pressing
MODERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS
Dyers, Hatters. 118-129 So. 17th
street. Dial 7751.
48.—Feeds
VITA-LIFE PROPERLY BALANC
ed foods contain cod liver oil
and buttermilk. Dial 4926, Keith
Milling Co., 110 No. Water.
DAIRYMEN THE DAIRY ~COW
never fails her owner — unless
the owner first fails the cow. In
these critical times don’t fan
your cow, help her to produce
more milk. Feed QUAKER 16%
Dairy Ration. J. J. Allen & Son
Dial 5762.
TUXEDO FEEDS
The Feeders Silent Partner
CROSS SEED CO.
50. —Floor Finishers
FLOOR SANDING MACHINES
and edgers for rent. Enough
machines for any size job. Dial
4758.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH
ing in Wilmington over twenty
years. M. L. Brothers and Son
201 No. ilth St. Dial 4758.
SANDING AND FINISHING, ALL
work guaranteed. Better service
and better floors. Southern Floor
Surfacing. 602 Castle. Phone
2-2951.
51. —Florist
CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS,
corsages, funeral designs. Quick
deliveries. Blossom Shop, 11 So
Front. Dial 6030.
60.—For Rent—Rooms
ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEMEN.
Meals next door. 14 So. 6th St.
Dial 4016.
63.—Room and board
ROOM AND BOARD," 810 CEN
tral Blvd. Men only—T£ree min
utes from gate. Hot biscuit, hot
shower, innerspring mattresses.
ROOM AND BOARD 810 CEN
tral Blvd. Men only—Three min
utes from gate. Hot biscuit, hot
shower, innerspring mattresses.
70.—For Sale
BARGAINS IN DRESSERS. TWIN
beds, with heavy springs a.'Rl in
nerspring mattresses, smooth
top hotel range, coal burning,
two double kitchen sinks, large
galvanized water tank, water
jacket heater, dining room chairs
and tables, large buffet, iced tea
and table spoons, new hotel
china, Dianna pattern, green
shades, shower curtains and
metal rings, flower boxes, gal
vanized awning frames, table
clothes, glassware, plastic table
mats, also odds and ends at
great bargain. Mrs. J. D. Beaty,
Paris Cottage, Wrightsville
Beach. No telephone.
KATHERINE K. CORSETS,
foundation, surgical garments,
scientificately designed, fit ev
ery type . Mrs. Southerland.
Dial 2-1871.
ONE REBUILT JIM VAUGHN
meat saw, one electric drinking
fountain, one two hole Frigidaire
ice cream cabinet. L. F. Solles
902 Princess St.
RED COMET FIRE CONTROL
equipment, hand and automatic,
$1.75 up. W. H. Blake, 2112
Kensington Drive, Charlotte, N.
C.
JUST RECEIVED CAST IRON
frying pans, 3 sizes. Wash basins
and dish pans. Carolina Furni
ture Co.. 617 No. 4th. Dial 1048.
FOR SALE: ONE 1942 MODEL,
22 ft. house trailer with new
tires. $1375.00. May be seer
Foy’s Trailer Camp, Scotts Hill
N. C.
COVERED WAGON TRAILER:
Sleeps 4. Furnished complete,
heat, refrigerator. $650.00. James
A. Harper, R. F D. 4, Box 1,
Fayetteville, N. C. Phone 9994.
FOR SALE 9 FT. KELVINATOR,
42 model. Rochelle Service Sta
tion, Market Street Road, 7
miles.__
FOR SALE: TWO APARTMENT
trailer, with all accessories.
‘Traveler,” 1511 Fort Bragg Rd.,
Fayetteville, N. C.
FOR SALE: LAWN MOWER,
slightly used. Dial 2-2588,
SPENCER CORSETS INDIVIDU
ally designed health supports,
men and women. Office hours
12:30 to 5:30. Sally Frocks, Dial
2-1860 or 6214.
SHIPMENT OF COTTON HOOK
ed rugs just received, $2.50 up.
Also wool rugs. The Nancy Wil;
ma Shop, 112 N. Second St.
TYPEWRITER — UNDERWOOD
office model No. 5. Has just
been completely rebuilt. 203
Church street or dial 5861._
ROCHELLE SERVICE STATION
Market Street Road, Seven Mile
Post. Going out of business have
complete grocery stock and large
beer stock to sell immediately.
75.—Household Goods
UNFINISHED LAWN FURN1
ture. See window display. Jones
Furniture Co.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
shipment of gas ranges. Peoples
Furn. Co. 257 No. Front.
JUST ARRIVED, SHIPMENT OF
porch chairs, rockers, gas stoves,
sheets, pillow cases, and turkish
towels. Lewis Furniture, 601 No.
4th. Dial 6857,__
JUST ARRIVED 8, 10 and 30 GAL.
garbagecans and water pails.
Carolina Furniture Co., 617 No.
4th. Dial 4048_
FOR SALE: ONE PRACTICALLY
new Galion three yard dump
body. Marks Machinery Co.
KELVINATOR REACH IN COOL
er 12 ft. Suitable for boarding
house or small store at Pender
Furniture Co.
USED ICE BOXES, BUILT BE
fore war restrictions. Railroad
Salvage Co., 603 Castle.
GASOLINE ALLEY— CRATERS WHILE YOU WAIT |
75..—Household Goods
FOR SALE: QUALITY GAS
_stove. Dial 28888.
JUST”RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
baby cribs, mattresses, fibre
wardrobes and turkish towels.
_Lewis Furniture Co.
BEDROOM SUITES, SHIFFER
obes, dressers, sewing machines,
daybed, metal ice boxes. Batson
Trailer, 119 So. Front.
SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS
4 ft. Panel Beds, spring
and mattress $24.95. Car
olina Furniture Co. 617 No.
4th St. ■
NEW SHIPMENT BREAKFAST
room suites and maple cedar
chests. Castle St. Furniture Co.
Dial 6447.
JUST RECEIVED; NEW SHIP
ment of Bedroom Suites. Home
Furniture Co. 23 Market St.
SPECIAL PRICES ON RUGS AND
mattresses. Dixie Merchantile
Co. 911 No. 4th. Dial 7535.
DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA. SPRING
construction, a real bargain, Pen
der Furn. Co., 28 So. Front. St.
PRACTICALLY NEW BEDROOM
suites with innerspring matress
es—studio couches with springs
Batson Transfer.
GREATER SAVINGS ON LIVING
room suites and studio couches
Latest styles. H. Berger and
Son. 707 No. 4th St.
WE BUY AND SELL USED FUR
niture. H. Evensen Furniture
Exchange, 716 Castle. Dial 2-3809
WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF METAL
top tables and breakfast room
suites. Sam Lande Furniture
Co., 621 No. 4th St.
JUST RECEIVED! EXTENSION
cords, ironing cords and carpet
sweepers. Carolina Furniture Co.
617 North Fourth street. Dial
4048.
80.—Houses For Sale
12 SO. WASHINGTON ST., SUN
set Park, Garage Apartment;
. immediate possession; terms. H.
F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
FOR SALE: A BRICK HOUSE ON
Bradley Creek, all modern con
veniences. Will sacrifice for $3500
Call Wade Realty.
12 ROOM HOUSE, LIVING ROOM
furnished, all modern furniture,
gas heat in each room, also elec
tric fans, 200 ft. space in bade
yard, also automatic hot water
heated, 2 bath rooms. Will sell
for cash, $12,000. Write or phone
Ada Howe, 4 West St., Charles
ton, S, C., Dial 9397.
NO. 218 NO. WATER ST., LARGE
two story brick store and ware
house, on lot 35 x 185, at lowest
price ever named on this prop
erty. H. F. Wilder, phone 4932.
FOR SALE: 8-ROOM HOUSE,
large lot, Winter Park. Dial
7279.
FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM COT
tage, with four room garage apart
ment. Write P. O. Box No. 160,
Carolina Beach.
FOR SALE: U4 SOUTH 7TH
street, 6 rooms; 6 South 16th
street, 7 rooms; 513 Market
street. Good terms. 517-519 Nun
street. If it’s Real Estate, see
us. W. M. Hewlett, Realtor, 214
Princess street. Dial 7138.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOUSES,
Carolina Beach. Farms, Bruns
wick county. With houses avail
able immediately. Also 24 room
house vacant, 110 Orange street.
Phone 2491, Carolina Beach.
Tucker Real Estate Co.
1925 KLEIN ROAD, PRINCESS
Place. Practically new 5 room
home. Furnace heat. Better see
us early. Wade Realty Co. 205
Princess.
85_Help Wanted—Male
WHITE OR COLORED MAN: TO
fire boiler. Some knowledge of
keeping up machinery. Oderless
Cleaners, 2413 Market St.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
WORKERS ENGAGED IN
CRITICAL WAR INDUSTRIES!
The War Manpower Commission
requests that no workers change
from one plant to another if he is
NOW engaged in war production.
Employers are requested not to
hire presently employed war work
ers, thereby disrupting the labor
market, and impeding the war ef
fort.
WANTED — ELECTRICAL ESTI
mator. Give age and experience
Write “A-2” care Star-News.
WAN WANTED FAMILIAR WITH
soda fountain work. Open Air
Market, 4th and Chestnut.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, AGE
16 desires position. Experienc
ed dealing with public, but will
consider any well payed job.
consider any well paying lob.
22 Court U., Lake Forest.
WANTED: BARBER AT PEO
ples Barber Shop. 21 Princess
St. Will give guarantee. See
me at once.
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED: MIDDLE AGE HOUSE
keeper. Good pay. Mrs. James
Benson, 1518 Castle. _
WANTED: GIRL TO DO GENER
al house work. Good pay. Hall
day. Call 7000 after 6 p. m.
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED: 2 WAITRESSES. AP
ply Sanitary Cafe, 107 Grace St.
WANTED: WOMEN TO WORK'
in grocery store between 18 and
45 years of age. See W. M.
Todd, 613 Castle.
TRUSTWORTHY COLORED WO
man to keep house and take
care of child. Neat appearance
and health certificate essential.
Apply after 6 p. m, 505 Ann St.
CASHIER
for ladies’ apparel shop. Only
permanent residents of Wil
mington and employed at
present but interested in
better salary need apply. Box
“BS” care Star News.
EXPERIENCED SEWING MA
chine operators to make shirts.
Southland Mfg. Co., So. 2nd and
Greenfield Sts.
WANTED TWO EXPERI
enced ladies for checking
dry cleaning. Apply Odor
less Cleaners, 2413 Market
St. Dial 6267.
WANTED — YOUNG LADY WHO
has some art talent to work in
art shop. Salary and chance to
increase ability. Write box "S”
care Star-News.
WANTED: TWO SALESLADIES
for shoe store, Regular work.
Apply Kinney Shoe Store.
WANTED: AT ONCE, EXPERI
enced cook. Mrs. Dan Hayes,
624 Dock St.
WANTED: GIRL FOR CURB
service. Can furnish room and
board if desired. Peacock Alley
Soda Shop. 17th and Queen St.
WANTED: COLORED GIRL FOR
sandwich making. Peacock Al
ley Soda Shop. 17th and Queen
St.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, half days. Saturdays and
Sundays off. Good salary. No
cooking. Call 9789.
SEVERAL WAITRESSES WANT
ed, good wages, no experience ne
cessary. Apply Victoria Grill,
Holly Ridge, N. C.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED
markers and assorters,
good salary, good working
conditions. Applv Snow
White Laundry, 5th and
Wright Sts.
EXPERIENCED WAITRRESSES
wanted. Apply Coast Line Soda
Shop.
WANTED 3 SALES LADIES
—apply Open Air Market,
4th and Chestnut.
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY IN
dress Dept. Steady position to
right party. Nathan's, 22 So.
Front.
WANTED: RELIABLE MAID
Apply 501 Dock St.
Wanted
at least three experienced
ready to wear salesladies.
Prefer permanent residents
of Wilmington. Salary best in
Wilmington for right parties.
Write box “L W” care Star
News.
WANTED: GOOD MAID. GEN
eral house work. Small Apt.
Good salary. Dial 6009.
WANTED—WOMEN TO LEARN
marking and checking in lcu.i
dry. Snow White Laundry. 5th
Wright.
Assistant Manager
for busy downtown ready to wear
shop Must be experienced in win
dow trimming and handling large
personnel. Only permanent resi
dents of Wilmington need apply.
Salary and future excellent for
right person. Write box B-l care
Star-News.
WANTED: CASHIER FOR BEACH
concession, afternoon and even
ing work, one day off. Apply
in person, The Anchor, Ocean
Terrace Hotel, Wrightsville
Beach..
WANTED: 3 COLORED MAIDS
Good wages. Apply 314 No. 2nd.
95.—Insurance
F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO.
Mutual Insurance—Real Estate
Wallace Bldg.—Dial 6047_
100.—Instruction
STENOTYPE COMPTOMETER,
Burroughs Calculators, and all
Commercial subjects taught.
Mrs. Motte’s Secretarial School,
313 Church St.
101—Jewelry
LADIES WHITE GOLD 1-2 CARAT
ring. $100.00. Wilmington Jewel
ry Shop, 127 No. Front, across
from P. O.
104—Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Silverware, Men's Clothing, Type
writers, Shotguns, Musical Instru
ments and Anything of Value!
FINKLESTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE
“Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest’’
Front and Market Streets
LIBERAL" LOANS ON DIAMONDS
clothing, radios, musical instru
ments, and tools. Cape Fear
Loan office. 12 So. Front.
$5.00 AND UP
On Your Signature Alone
WILMINGTON FINANCE CO.
202 MURCHISON BLDG.
105.—Lost and Found
LOST: IN~POSTAL TELEGRAPH
office Sunday, tan garbardine
jacket. Finder phone 8725
Wright,tville. Reward.
LOST: GAS RATION BOOKS “A’
and “B,” also identification
cards. Write H. M. Dunlap, ap
prentice dormitory.
LOST: PAIR OF EYE GLASSES
on Second street, between Mar
ket and Dock. Please call 2-3174.
R. M. Rice. Reward.
LOST: BROWN BILLFOLD BE
tween shipyard and Lake Forest,
containing money and valuable
papers. Finder keep money. Re
turn papers. Edgar Patterson,
38 West Drive, Lake Foi\st.
LOST: ONE COTTON BAG, CON
taining ration points, pair glas
ses. Phone Beachland Cottage,
Wrightsville, 8538.
LOST: FLIER BICYCLE, WITH
basket attached. Finder please
return to 42 Carolina Apartment.
Liberal reward.
LOST: BROWN BILLFOLD. CON
taining money, social security
and identification cards. 9 Ter
race Walk. Phone 2-3530. Cor
less Comer.
.BELIEVED LEFT IN LADIES
rest room, City Market, yellow
gold bracelet, with pearl set.
Very high sentiment value.
Please return to City Market
and receive reward.
LOST: “ C” RATION BOOK. OWN
er. W. L. Smith. Return care
Star-News.
LOST: RATION BOOKS 1 AND 2.
Mrs. W. C. Thomas, Wilmington,
Route 3.
LOST: GAS BOOK NO. “E.” H.
A. Deal. 14 “C”-7 Upshire Dr.,
Maffitt Homes.
LOST: “C” GAS RATION BOOK.
John Edge, Route 3, Box 184,
Wrightsville.
LOST: LADIES’ ELGIN WRIST
watch. 16 diamonsd, red plastic
strap, vicinity Fayetteville St.,
Wrightsville Beach Friday about
5 p. m. Reward. Dial 8, call
8791-R.
LOST: ONE BLACK UNIVERSAL
fountain pen, by Navy man. Only
a keep sake, at corner of 2nd
and Grace. Please return at
Star-News if found.
110.—Livestock
WANTED . TO BUY HOGS TO
feed. C. S. Melton, call County
6522.
MYRTLE COURT STABLES ON
old Wrightsvile Road. Horses
for hire. Riding lessons. Dial
8, Call 8556-W.
110.—Livestock
FOR SALE: FRESH COWS,
horses and ponies. Also register
ed milk goats. W. E. Hold
brook, McClelland barn, Airport
Road.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE,
good assortment of broke Tenn
mules and horses. C. S. Newton,
Castle Hayne Road.
28 FINEST MULES ON EARTH.
Not the cheap kind but the best.
See us. T. E. Cooper & Co.
MULES, MULES AND HORSES.
50 head all summer. Call or
see J. P. Newton. Dial 2-3580.
SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
Steve Dairy, New Wrightsvilie
highway at bus stop. Dial 7770
SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE AND
for sale. Bill Cole Stables. Dial
9710,
118.—Music
SAVE YOUR OLD AND BROKEN
phonograph records. We buy
them. Bring yours in today. A
H. Yopp Piano Co., 209 Princess.
WE RENT PHONOGRAPHS FOR
parties and social occasions.
Dial 9625, Whitehead Music Co.,
106 No. 2nd.
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: INTERIOR AND Ex
terior. Prices reasonable. Dial
2-2951.__
NU-ENAMEL WILL PAINT THE
average car for only $2.95. One
coat covers. No brush marks.
Best for amateur use. Wide se
lection of colors. Thrif-T-Stores,
Inc.
135. —Personal
JNO. R. MURCHISON WOULD
appreciate a call from the lady
who called Mrs. Murchison
about watch. Phone 6605.
136. —Poultry
$$$ IN POULTRY BUY OUR
bloodtested baby chicks. Profit
able fryers, early layers. Rouda
bush’s Seed Store.
139.—Radio and Repairs
" ARCHIE’S RADIO SERVICE
Fast Service, Open Evenings.
706 Chestnut St.—Dial 2-2589.
SHACKLEFORD’S RADIO RHL
pair Service. Any make, any
model. 123 Grace St. Dial 7817.
Commercial Frigidaire Refriger
ation.
RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS,
washing machines and stove re
pair service. L. D. Blake. Dial
4749.
150.—Real Estate
FOR SALE: LOTS NEAR SHIP
yard. $200.00 up. Tucker Real
Estate Co. Phone 2491, Carolina
Beach. Located opposite Drug
Store.
LIST YOUR RENTALS & SALES
With Us — A-l Service
Frank G. Harriss. 216 Princess St.
IF YOU WANT THE CASH ON
the barrel head for your real
estate list it with Hughes and
Morton, Wallace* Bldg., Dial
7691.
LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE:
Homes, farms and other proper
ties for quick sale with me. Dial
2-3432. W. A. Me Girt, Realtor,
215 Princess street.
“REAL ESTATE — RENTALS
General Insurance. Frank G.
Harrsis. Dial 7018.”
MOORE - FONVIELLE REALTY
Co. We are equipped to serve
you.
LIST YOUR HOUSES AND
apartments with us for quick
rental. Marshall Realty Co. 215
Princess. Dial 2-1752.
155.—Seeds—Plants—Bulbs
SEEDS
Chufas — Soybeans
Cow-peas — Velvet Beans
Crotolaria — Cotton
Cross Seed Co.
12 Market Dial 6868
PLANT SOY BEANS NOW EOR
hay and forage. Complete stock.
Wood’s Yellow Tokio-Haberland
early, etc. Sudan grass, crqtala
ria, insticticides. T. W. Wood
& Sons.
ROUDABUSH’S MOST COM
plete seed service in the Caro
linas. Seeds of all kinds
Vegetable, flower plants, fresh
daily. Fertilizers, flower pots,
poultry feeds. Roudabush’s Seed
Store, Corner Front and Dock
Sts.
156.—Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY
desires position in lab. research
work. Write “H. W.,” care Star
News.
REGISTERED NURSE DESIRES
work in doctor’s office. Dial
8638, Wrightsville.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES CLERI
cal work. Experienced. Dial
2 1498._
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DE
sires position. Shorthand, typ
ing, some knowledge of book
keeping. Phone 2-8305.
157_Shoes
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait. Sinclair Shoe Repair, lo
cated at Winter Park.
161.—Typewriters
FOR SALE: REMINGTON TYPE
writer portable silent. Practi
cally new. No. 1. $55.00. Dial
7146, Huddleston.
170.—Wanted *
WANTED 9 COPIES OF APRIL
9th, Wilmington News. Classified
Dept. Star-News.
WANTED: GOOD USED JOHN
son outboard motors. Pickards
209 Market st. Dial 2-3224. _
WANTED: LARGE CLEAN RAGS.
Bring to Press Room, Star-News.
WANTED GOOD USED LATE
model bicycles. We will pay
cash. Bring to Pickards. 209
Market or Dial 3224.
WANTED: ROOM IN PRIVATE
home, ]|y permanent couple. Call
Extension 259, Camp Davis, Lt.
Pappas.
WORKING GIRL WANTS ROOM
or room and board in private
home. Call before 5 p. m., 23927.
WANTED: ROOM OR APART
ment for couple. No children.
Write “P. M.,” care of Star
News. _
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, NO
children, desire furnished house
or apartment Wrightsville. Call
Mrs. Swensen, Wrightsville 9494.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED BY
quiet couple in private home.
First shift shipyard worker. Dial
2-8631.
TWO OR THREE ROOM FURN
ished or unfurnished, apartment
couple. Write “J. F.,” care Star
News.
OUR MEN AND WOMEN’
IN SERVICE
V*'
RETURNS TO SHIP
Glenn Mead
Ray, 21, Mer
chant Marine,
has returned to
his ship after a
ten - day visit
with his par
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Robert
Ray, D .F. D. 3,
Wilmington.Ray
completed his
basic training at
erooKiyn, «. x.
G. M. RAY and shipped out
as an able-bodied seaman. Before'
he joined the Merchant Marine
November 15, 1942, Ray was an
employe of the N. C. Shipbuilding
company.
VISITING RELATIVES
Lieut. William A. Clendenin hxo
been spending part of his 14-day
leave here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Clendenin of 2305
Chestnut street. He has now gone
to Raleigh to visit his sister, Mrs.
L. S. Ferree, Jr., and later will
visit his brothers, Dr. George B
and Eugene V. Clendenin in Wash
170.—Wanted
WE PAY CASH FOR USED SEW
ing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 304 North Front
street, Wilmington, North Caro
lina. Dial 5526.
WANTED: APARTMENT OR
* house furnished or unfurnished.
Call 2-2456 after 6:30 p.m.
WANTED: ARMY OFFICER AND
wife wants furnished house or
apartment. Permanent, Dial 5173
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
apartment either furnished or
unfurnished. Will occupy im
mediately or as late as October
1st. Phone Harold, 6764.
WANTED TON AND 1-2 TRUCK
in good condition with good tires
for cash. Call County 6522.
SERVICE MAN’S WIFE AND
child desires room in home.
Willing to share house work and
expenses at Carolina Beach.
Write “H. W.,” care Star-News.
SERVICE MAN’S WIFE DESIRES
room and board, private home
preferred. Write Pvt. Ryan
Nelson, Bty, D., 504th C. A. B.
N. (AA>, Camp Davis.
180—LEGAL
For Sale To Highest bidder. Re
claimed Creosoted Piles. Conform
ing To N. C. State Highway and
Public Works Commission Specifi
cations. Standard 18 Lbs. Treat
ment 21 Piles 518 Lin. Ft. From
19 Ft. To 29 Ft. in Length. Locat
ed near Dixon, N. C. Bids will
be received until 10:00 A. M. June
18th By: H. P. Taylor, Resident
Engineer, N. C. State Highway
and Public Works Commission,
Jacksonville, N. C.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
By virtue of the power and au
thority given to the undersigned
by a certain Deed of Trust, execut
ed by G. E. Russ and wife, Eunice
S. Russ, the said Deed of Trusl
bears date December 24, 1937 and
duly recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds, New Hanover
County, N. C., in Book 268 at Page
333, default having been made in
the payment of the amount se
cured by said Deed of Trust, and
request having been made upon the
undersigned to sell the property
therein conveyed, as in said Deed
of Trust set forth, the undersigned
will on Saturday, July 3rd, 1943 a1
12 o’clock M., at the Court House
door in the County of New Han
over, sell, at public auction foi
cash to the highest bidder all tha
certain tract, piece or parcel o:
land situate in the city of Wilming
ton, N. C., being bounded and de
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in th<
Western line of Seventh Street
thirty-three (33) feet Southwardly
from the Southern line of Graci
(or Mulberry) Street, and runnin;
thence Southwardly along said lit):
of Seventh Street thirty-three (33
feet: thence Westwardly and paral
lei with Grace Street one hundret
and ten (110) feet; thence North
wardly and parallel with Severn*
Street thirty-three (33) feet, an*
thence Eastwardly, parallel witi
Grace Street one hundred and tei
(110) feet to the Beginning. Th*
same being part of Lot No. 1, i*
Block 196, according to the offi
cial plan of the said City of Wil
mington.
This deed of Trust is subject
however, to a Deed Of Trust ti
Home Owner’s Loan Corporation
made and executed December 10
1934, and recorded in Book 237 a
Page 165 of the records of th*
Register of Deeds for New Hanovej
County.
This the 1 day of June, 1943.
H. WINFIELD SMITH.
Trustee.
ington, D. C., before returning to
duty.
Lieutenant Clendenin was grad
uated May 24 from Eagle Pass Ar
my Air Field, Eagle Pass, Texas
and was awarded the silver wings
of a flying pilot. He was commis
sioned a second lieutenant in the
Army Ai.-' Corps.
Promoted
PFC. Thomas E. Rivers, 23, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rivers, of 320
Wood street, has been promoted to
technician fifth grade. He is at
present stationed at Hamilton Field
northern California. He joined the
Army at Fort Bragg last August
and six months later went to the
Air Force and Hamilton Field,
where he is now employed as com
pany clerk. Prior to his enlist
ment, Rivers was employed by
the Southern Box and Lunier com
pany.
—— /
VISITS PARENTS
William K.
Henry, 18, avia
tion machinist
third classy has
returned to Pen
sacola Naval
Air Station after
spending sever
al days with his
parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl E.
Henry of Rocky
Point. He was
empiuyeu u y
HENRY Swift and com
pany in Wilmington before enlist
ing in the Navy last September. He
is a graduate of Long Creek Grady
High school.
- /
COMPLETES COURSE
Aux. Lois Veronica Cunningham,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Cunningham, Sr., of Wilmington,
has completed a brief refresher
course in the 41st Waac Training
Regiment at Camp Polk, La. She
has been assigned to a headquar
ters company, with which she will
go to an Army post, camp or sta
tion to take over non-combatant
work.
RETURNS TO SHIP
W. E. Stuart, seaman second
class, has returned to his »hip
after visiting his wife at 208
Meares street. Stuart has just com
pleted his “boot” training at Bain
bridge, Md., and received his ra
ting as second class seaman. He
entered the Navy in February.
COMPLETES COURSE
Sgt. Lloyd Griffith Page, of 1721
Carolina Avenue, has successfully
completed the flexible aerial gun
nery course at the Army Air Forces
Flexible Gunnery school, Laredo
Army Air Field, Laredo, Texas.
Upon graduation, he received the
coveted aerial gunnery wings. He
is now eligible to take his impor
tant position as a member of an
Army Air Forces combat crew.
Yr
REFUNDING BONDS
RALEIGH, June 8.—W>—The
local government commission
sold $53,000 in Rutherford county
refunding bonds today to Wach
ovia Banak and Trust company
of Winston-Salem and John Nu
veen and company of Chicago on
a 2.63 oei cent basis.
-V
ASSISTAN MANAGER
RALEIGH, June 8.— UP)—Martin
L. Smith, formerly ma.intainence
specialist with the Atlanta District
Office of Defense Transportation,
has been named assistant manager
of the Raleigh district ODT of
fice, District Manager Harvey R.
Roseman said today.
CLASSIFIED DISFLAT
■ ■ i m ■■■■!
RAISE YOUR OWK
TABLE NEAT
at less than 20s lb
RAISE BABY CHICKS
» We sell any number and mail
25 or more anywhere, postage
prepaid. Hatches twice weekly.
15 leading breeds. 10,000 to 20,
1 000 chicks on hand.
Roudabush's Seed Store
31 South Front Dial 6030
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Help Wanted
COLORED WOMEN
For all types of laundry work, shirt finishers, hand
ironers and pants pressers. Good pay, good hours. Ap
ply today. See Mr. Pearsall
Snow White
Laundry and Dry Cleaners
5th and Wright Sts. V

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