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—' tLAStsIFIED INDEX
1— Announcements.
2— Automotive
g^Cflircpractor.
?M)rfsellers-Stationers.
11— Builders.
i7—Builders Supplies
13_Business Opportunities
14- Business Service.
-■s—Business Sites
jjlcieaners—Dyers.
^coatwood-Fuel OIL
20-Dairy Products.
12— Dancing.
33—Dogs—Cats—Pets.
^Icry8 Cleaning—Pressing.
41- Eatables.
42- Eating Places.
45—ElectricaL
48— Feeds.
49- Pinanclil.
58-Floor I mishers.
51_Florist.
52—For. Ren.
£3—For Rent At Resorts.
15— For Rent- Apartments.
68—For Rent—Rooms,
63-Room and Board.
65—For Rent-Houses.
"70—For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75—Household Goods.
88-Houses For Sale.
85-Help Wanted—Male.
90-Heip Wanted—Female.
90-Insurance.
ICC—Instruction.
101- Jewelry.
102- Laundry.
104- Loans.
105— Lost and Found.
110— Livestock.
111— Miscellaneous.
112— Machinery.
118-Music.
120- Office Equipment.
121- Office For Rent
125- Paint-Papering.
126- Plumbing—Heating.
127- Printing.
130—Profession^.
135- Personal.
136- Poultry.
139—Radio and Repairs.
150—Reai -state.
152-Retrigeration Service.
155- Seeds-Plants—Bulbs.
156- Situations Wanted.
157- Shoes.
160- Transfer and Storage.
161- Typewriters.
170-Wanted.
l-.\nnouncement*
"WANT TO HEAR AGAIN? THEN
come it and see our new Zenith Ra
dionic Hearing Aid. No charge foi
demonstration. Hall’s Drug tore. 5th
and Castle. _
IFF HAVE PLENTY OF NEW TUBBS
in stock, ail sizes. Wenberg Bros,, 3rd
and Grace.
Z-Automotlve
ONE 1935 CHEVROLET FOR SALE,
Good tires, Phone 6200 on 413 South
16th St.
BEING YOUR TIRES TO US FOR EX
pert recapping and repairing. Yarbor.
"ugh Oil Co., Sunset Park. Dial 5112.
FOR SALE: ONE 1937 AND ONE 1940
Ford. 1 1-2 ton stake trucks. Ceiling
prices. Mark’s Machinery.
WF INSTALL SHATTER-PROOF GLASS
in automobiles. Robert* Auto Ex
change, 519 South 13th.
WANTED TO BUY 1937 TO 1941 ALL
make cars. Call C. H. Spooner W7S.
SGTTHSIDE GARAGE. 1219 SO. 2ND. IF
your car needs repairing, bring it to
us. All work guaranteed. Also body
work, C. C. Cahoc.
WE PAV ALL Thai OPA CEILING
will permit ior clean car* MacMil
itan Buick Co., ,08 No 2nd. Dial 9574.
1910 PONTIAC “8” FORDOR SEDAN,
radio, heater and real good rubber.
Harris Haskett. Dial 2-2487.
PASSENGER CAR ~ TIRES REPAIRED
and recapped. Reid’s Tire Service, 216
Market St.
Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac
Sales and Service
RANEY CHEVROLET CO.
*06 Princess St. Dial 3651
TOP PRICES PAID
On Alt Used Cars.
J. T. BARKER
Next to Cape Bear Hotel
CiSH TOR YOUR CAR. WE BUY AND
- n80.?1 U6cd cars' Howell Motor Co.
J N°»h Third Street.
*ALSENGER CAR TIRES RECAPPED
, 'ePaired- Akron Tire Company.
J North Third Street.
1-Chiropractor
^e°AGHE', BACKACHE. NERVOUS
ern r,Dm Mar£ J' Dayton, 512 South
-fll1 Balding. Phone 2-0128.
'■—Builders Supplies
vSAVE~MONEy' ON YOUR
Rockb\v7yeTS' Then let ut f‘l£ure on
will Insulation, it costs little. 11
776 you money. Dial Becker’s
*°toCsE: nSASIV DOORS. BLINDS WIN
Bolumu? r . Trames S'166115. burned
Ped Sh„; Sabi,nets’ OMest, 3est Equip
Dmilg to City. Roderick and Land!
^^^"deltvered TO YOUR
5562an,It- S “tt ° C0m
--- vyimi turn Lies
kai'dTe5, ASSOCIATE WANTED TC
'ial service "^ 61® housinS and finan
c'd bvmail tv,?™? Wilmington area
^stment „< r«,Uf?out United States
Sox 226 WrishtS1,m° Jequired- Write
Box 114' r. ^htsville Beach, N. C. 01
—iilj^tamsville, N. Y.
rs;,£pSs7is «sri^
* Claasai^Ai
45—Electrical
MASON ELECTRIC CO.
Electric Contractors
107 North 3rd St. pm e7u
48—Feeds ■
BORROW MONEY BY MAIL FOR BUY
lng, selling, building, repairing re"
financing property any where, also foi
needs, feed stock, equipment
etc. All other purposes. Interest from
3 per cent yearly. Repayment to 4(
years. Write Box 226, Wrightsville
Eureka, N. y' . 01 Interstate Housing,
I F“L.L ° .PEP MASHES QUAKER
dairy rations, auggered Schumacher.
Scratch Grams, Dog Food, Rabbit
i Food-Goat Food. etc. J. J. Allen and
Son. Dial 5762.
TUXEDO FEEDS
Th# Feeder’s Silent Partner
_CROSS SEED CO.
51—Florist *
CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS, COZt
sages. funeral designs. Quick deliveries.
Blossom Shop, 31 South Front Dial 6030.
55—For Rent—Apartments
FURNISHED 2 ROOM APARTMENT. 513
Chestnut St. Phone 4333. *
LOVELY FURNISHED APT. TO QUIET
sober couple. 2100 Market.
FOR RENT: FURNISHED APARTMENT
by year' to quiet responsible couple.
Forest Hills. Dial 5723.
ONE AND TWO ROOM FURNISHED
apartments, Kures Beach. Fisherman’s
Paradise. J. B. Hales. 317 Grace.
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. Call 8542 any time after
7 p.m. and all day Sunday.
60—For Rent—Rooms
DESIRABLE BEDROOM FOR REFINED
sober person. Heat. Next to bath. 19
Brookwood Ave. Dial 4503 after 3
p. m.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, KIT
chcn privileges. 407 So, 2nd St.
LARGE ROOM NEXT TO BATH. FRI
vate home. Heat, continuous hot wat
er. 20 North Van Buren. Sunset Park.
Phone 2-2590.
FURNISHED BEDROOM IN PRIVATE
home for refined couple or working
giris. 311 Walnut St.
BEDROOM AND KITCHEN FOR RENT.
Good location. Phone 7513.
2 LOVELY BEDROOMS PRIVATE HOME
furnace heat. All modern convenien
ces. Kitchen privileges if desired. De
sirable for 2 girls. Reasonable. 1819
Woolcott. Dial 2-2289.
FOR RENT—PRIVATE ROOMS — SIN
gle or double. 220 N. 2nd St.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED BED
room in private home. Apply 416 South
Front St.
ROOM FOR RENT TO WORKING GIRLS
or men. Write "Room”, care of Star
News.
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM WITH
i twin beds. Business girls preferred. Ap
. ply 416 South Front Street.
FURNISHED HEATED BED ROOM,
walking distance of shipyard, couples or
gentlemen. Dial 2-2012.
ROOMS WITH COOKING PRIVILEGES.
1-2 Princess. 113 1-2 Market. J. B.
Hales, 317 Grace.
ROOMS FOR MEN AND WOMEN, SEM1
hotel accommodations. White House
Inn, corner 4th and Walnut St
65—For Rent—Reuses
FOR RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE ON
Greenville Sound. Lights and water fur
nished. $30.00 per month to permanent
residents. Dial 8. Call 8771-W.
FOR RENT: WRIGHTSVLLE BEACH7
Three bedroom house, nicely furnished,
attractive, clean, comfortable for win
ter use. Dial 8, and call 8884-R.
70—-For Sale
ONE “UNIVEX” 8MM. CINE MOVIE
camera. 2670-B Jefferson St. Riverside
Apts.
TWO WATER HEATERS—ONE GAS
and one coal. Bed springs. 802 Orange
St.
ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE FOR
sale. Can be seen at Home Furniture
Co. 23 Market St.
REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRIT -
er $40.00; cash register $35.00; electric
range $75.00; one 9)-lb. anchor, one an
chor windlass, one yacht siren, used
life jacket. Carl Winner, 212 4th Ave
Carolina Beach.
ROYAL TYPEWRITER, PERFECT CON
dition, $75.00. Room 35 Odd Fellow*
Building. Phone 5113.
PRE-WAR ALL WICKER BASSINETTE
for sale. $15.00. Wrightsville 8733R.
FOR SALE—PALACE TRAILER, 18 FT
Perfect condition, good tires. 2011
Brandon Road,
1942 MODEL EIGHTEEN FOOT FACTO
ry built house trailer. Good condition.
$575.00. Salmon’s Grocery, Princess St.
Road.
DOING YOUR FLOORS OVER? WE
have Nu-Enamel cleaners, stains, and
varnishes for the best job. Thrlf-T
Stores, Inc., 29 South Front St
FOR SALE—ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
hundred or three thousand brick. If
interested phone 2-3730, 224 North 5th
St.__
FOR SALE—48 INCH EXHAUST FAN,
2 gas circulators, one 10 case Coca-Co
la box, like new. Phone 2-1398.
PREFABRICATED TOURIST CABINS
from $159 also homes, garages and
agricultural buildings. Easy monthly
payments. No down payment plan
available. Write Box 228. Wrightsvile
Beach, North Carolina. _
CLARINET FOR SALE. GOOD CONDI
tion and reasonable. Dial 6316.
FOR SALE: DOLL HOUSE, PERFECT
condition. Dial 4442.
FOR SALE ONE 18 FT. TRAILER. PRICE
$300.00 furnished. Brown Bark Trailer
Park. ___
RESTAURANT COMPARTMENT PLATES
dinner plates, platters, cups, saucers,
table silver, electric potato peelers, food
warmers, glass washers. C. B. Stern
berger Equipment Co., Phone 2-1766.
1009 Princess.__
ELECTRIC HEATERS, 14” $10.00. CAN
openers, 15c; biscuit pans, 50c; roil
warmer $25.00; large cookie sheets $l oo.
heavy white enamel roasters *2.ao, i
new 4 ft. show case, also six hanging
and counter scales, 4 cafe tablea with
bent wood chairs, rebuilt treadle ajhgei
sewing machine, 2 used electric^ coff
percolators, 1 pop up toast master i?
cafe, tin tubs and buckets, flaahll®ht*
and batteries, new shipmen of smab
iron safes, oyster knives, 6 ft. dry dnnk
box, ceiling, exhaust and stand fans.
t calico ono ‘Princess.
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY DAMAGED 210
lb. asphalt shingles. Bargain price. Dial
5647,_ '___
HOUSE TRAILERS GLroER. LKSHT
house. Palace. Terms it desired. Mar
ket Street Rd. Trailer Camp._
"for yOUR SPENCER DR?SSAND
medical garment, call Mrs. Parker, 8818
M. ____
FOR SALE- FOR CASH, NEWIRGN
fireman. Write “Iron Fireman , care oi
Star-News._____
CLOTHES BASKETS
METAL FRYING PANS
WORK CLOTHES
B. F GOODRICH STORE*
14 NORTH 3RD ST.
DIAL 7560__
NU-ENAMEL FOR THJt BE=r
cycle Co., 702 Castle. Dial 2-3061.
SPENCER SUPPORTS AND RR£!®;
iers designed. Mrs. Ramseur. 201# Crea
sy Avenue. Dial __
’ globe slicersTs^itarv^cales
meat choppers, electric
chicken pickers. We buy a
used equipment. Stroud s sucmg
chine Exchange. Charlotte. N. C.
70.—For Sale.
AIR COMPRESSOR, ALL SIZES, FAC
tory shipments, terms If desired. Write
Ben H. Dixon, Rocky Mount.
SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNEE
supports for healthful, restful posture
For appointment, call Mrs. J. B. Rober
son, 2-8025 2-3718.
BLANKETS~AND_COMFORTS." LEVIN!
furniture, formerly Kosch Furniture Co
SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT NOW
While our stocks are complete, us(
our lay-away plan. Nancy Wilma Shop
112 No. 2nd 3t.
WRINGER ROLLS VACUUM CLEANET
parts to fit all makes. Dial 2-3562,
KATHERINE-K CORSETS, FOUNDA
tions Surgical* comfortable, stylish
Call Mrs. Southerland 2.1(71. Ordci
early
ROACHESI ROACHES1 KILL YOU!
roaches with Shepard Roach Powdei
as thousands have. A«k them! I maki
a sure bed-bug killer, try it Josept
C. Shepard. 317 South Second. Dial 0451
!«/•-uuuisuviu vxuuua
FOR SALE — OL CIRCULATOR, :
gal. tank oil, Frigidalre, ice box, 211
Orange. Dial 9868.
FOR SALE — TWO ROOMS OF FURNI
tute. Must be disposed of by Thurs
day. 105 Church St.
HOLLYWOOD BED COMPLETE FOT
sale. Can be seen 109 Lake Forest
Parkway after 5:30 p. m.
COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE
line of dolls and toys for Christmas
Select your gifts now while our stock
is complete. Carolina Furniture Co., 811
North 4th St. Dial 4048.
WF. HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OI
breakfast suites and bedroom furni
ture. Come in and select yours while
our stock is complete. Carolina Furni
ture Co., 617 North 4th. Dial 4048.
JUST ARRIVED; A NEW SHIPMENT
of felt base congoleum rugs at $4.91
Carolina Furniture Co., 617 North 4th
Dial 4048.
WE HAVE A NICE SELECT\)N OF M1R
rors, period, modern and ovals. Pen
der Furniture Co., 28 Sauth Front St
JUST RECEIVED: UNFINISHED DRESS
ing tables, chenille bedspreads, and
rollaway cots. Jones Furniture Co., It
So. Front.
JUST ARRIVED A NEW SHIPMENT
of 5 burner Boss Oil Ranges. Home
Furniture Co., 23 Market St.
SEE OUR NEW DISPLAY OF 8 PIECI
mahogany twin bed bedroom suites
Home Furniture Co. 23 Market St.
WE BUY AND SElZ" USED FURNI
ture. H. Evansen Furniture Exchange
716 Castle. Dial 2-3809.
VISIT OUR LAMP MART. COLONIAL
and modern lamps, complete with silk
and hand decorated shades. Wilming
ton Furniture Co.
LARGE SELECTION OF WOOD AND
coal heaters. We deliver and Install
Railroad Salvage Co., 603 Castle.
JUST ARRIVED! FOLD AWAY BEDS
and metal folding cots. Home Furnitun
Co.. 23 Market St.
SPECIAL ON BABY CARRIAGES. $25.01
and up. H. Berger and Son, 707 No
4th St Dial 5128
NEW SHIPMENT MAPLE LIVING ROOM
furniture, just received. Sutton-Councll
A KNOX COAL AND WOOD MEAL
master w'11 take care of your cooking
problems. Railroad Salvage Co., 601
Castle St.__
COAL HEATERS, ALL KINDS CpAl
and wood ranges. Wood cook stoves,
Castle St. Furniture Co. Phone 6447.
JUST RECEIVED: SMALL SHIPMENT
of living room suites with springs
Sellers Furniture Co„ 911 No. 4tb St
Dial 7535._
LINOLEUM RUGS PRICE $5.95
WARD ROBES $38.00. H. BER
GER & SONS. 707 N. 4TH ST
DIAL 5128.
80—Houses For Sale
FOR SALE
MIDDLE SOUND
9 acres, 400 ft. water front.
40 bearing fruit trees, grape
vines. 5 room house.
If you want a real nice coun
try home, this is it.
GEO. A. BIDDLE
L. L. King * Richard Lewis
Rbland Dixon
232 Princess Dial 7901
223 SO. 2ND ST., CORNER HOMS Ol
8 rooms; splendid location for down
town Boarding house; early possession
H. F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
for sale
318 South 2nd St.
10 rooms and 2 baths.
$6,500.00
also
620 South 3rd St.
GEO. A. BIDDLE
L. L. King - Richard Lewis
Roland Dixon
232 Princess Dial 7901
204 NO. 6TH ST., TWO FAMILY HOMI
of nine rooms and two baths, closi
to schools and down town section
terms. H. F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
FOR SALE
808 Old Wrightsville Road at
Audubon, nice roomy comfort
ably modern home, 5 rooms
and bath, hardwood floors, pre
war construction. Immediate
possession.
Wade Realty Co.
Realtors
205 Princess St.
LET US BUILD YOUR COTTAGE B’
the sea. Wrightsville Beach area o
Carolina Beach. Prices from $595 in
eludes lot and cottage. Easy month!
terms. No down payment plan avail
able. Then when restrictions are lift
ed we will build your year round horn
for you. Homes and other structure
built anywhere. Prefabricated, ready
cut or custome built. Write Box 22*
Wrightsville Beach, N. C., or Interstat
Housing, Eureka, N. Y.
FOR SALE
706 Northern Extension
Carolina Beach
Ocean Front
Completely furnished including
electric refrigerator
Priced to sell. Immediate Pos
session.
GEO. A. BIDDLE
L. L. King - Richard Lewis
Roland Dixon
232 Princess Dial 790!
80—Rouses For Sate
911 MARKET ST., 9 ROOM RESIDENCE
with 2 baths and new furnace; lot 44
x 131; house in excellent condition.
H, F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
1016 NO. 4TH STREET, 5 ROOMS. DEEP
lot, good business location. Consult J.
L. Baldwin, 217 Princess Street. Dim!
2-3210. *
FOR SALE
This beautiful brick home. An
ideal location. 1319 Princess St.
A home for the most discrim
inating buyer.
HUGHES & MORTON
1
W. T. Swink, Associate
Wallace Bldg. 3rd & Princess
Dial 7691
8 ROOM, TWO STORY, RESIDENCE AT
Audubon, recently reconditioned and
ready for immediate occupancy; lot 7Ux
280; very reasonable price and terms.
H. F. Wilder, Phone 4932.
1739 CAROLINA AVE., 5 ROOM BUNGA
low at very reasonable price, early
possession. H. F. Wilder. Phone 4932.
FOR SALE: NICE 3'JNGALOW, COM
pletely renovated, 4 large rooms, lights,
new out buildix.gs, 88 acres of land, 20
minute drive from Wilmington. High
way frontage. N. A. Merritt. Dial 2-3376
FOR SALE: BRICK BUNGALOW, MAR
ket St., road, large lot. 1107 So. 6th
St., 8 rooms, $3,300,00. Terms. W. M.
Hewlett, Realtor, 214 Princess St Dial
7138.
85.—Help Wanted—Male
WANTED NEWS AGENTS ~ON TRAIN.
Ex-service men preferred. Apply News
Stand, Coast Line Depot.
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE WANTED —
Male or female, to handle a complete
housing and financial service covering
Wilmington area and by mail through
out United States. Investment of
$1,000 required. Write Box 226, Wrights
ville Beach, N. C. or Box 114, Gra
hamsville, N. Y.
BARBER WANTED AT ONCE. WIRE OR
write A. M. Stevens, Whiteville. N. C.
WANTED: TWO SALESMEN. EXPERI
ence not necessary. Apply Gulf Oil
Corp., 201 No. 3rd St. 7822.
WANTED: FIRST CLASS MEAT CUT
ter. Open Air Curb Market, 4th and
Chestnut.
WANTED: MAN TO DO GENERAL RE
pair work on used furiture, stoves,
heaters and paint work. Dial 6956
week days.
WANTED: COLORED MAN BETWEEN
18 and 45 years of age to do janitor
work and to learn servicing machines.
Permanent employment to right party.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 304 North
Front St.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. MALE OR
female. Full or part time. Day or
evening work. To sell prefabricated,
ready cut or custom built homes from
$159 up. By personal contact and
by mail, all other types of structure.
Also handle general financing and re
lated housing matters. Excellent income
as franchised dealer. Write Box 226.
Wrightsville Beach, N. C., or Inter
state Housing, Eureka, N. Y.
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND WORK
er». All workers, male and female, must
be hired under provision of the War
Manpower Commission’s Employment
Priorities Referrel Plan, ail male work
ers and all in-migrant female workers,
must be hired through the local U. S.
Employment Service offices._
WANTED
Pressroom Helpers
You can learn a well
paying trade — Perma
nent work. If you are a
floater please do not ap
ply, but if you want per
manent work and paid
while you learn
SEE MR. SKINNER
After 8 P. M. in Pressroom
STAR NEWS
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED OFFICE GIRL~ APPLY 12a
Princess. .
SALES LADIES WANTED. — APPLY
Smart-Thrifty Shoppe.
WANTED SALESLADY WITH SOME
experience. Apply Clark’s Credit Cloth
iers, 219 No. Front.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY COLORED
workers for general laundry work. Ap
ply 408 North Front St. California
Laundry.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED FULL OR
part time, home or office. Day or eve
ning. Typewriter furnished. Write PFK
care of Star-News, Wilmington, N. C.
SALESLADY
for ladies ready to wear. Sales
ability and willingness to learn
more essential than experi
ence. Apply to
WAHL’S pEPT. STORE
214 N. Front Street
COUNTER GIRLS WANTED WITH OR
without experience, good hours good
pay, if willing to work. 512 No. 3rd
St., or Ideal Grill, No. 4th St., at Whole
sale market.
FOUR LADIES WANTED IMMEDIATELY
for sales work. $40.00 per week up tc
those who qualify. Apply after 12 noon
to Mr. Etfans, 316 North Front St.
LADY WANTED TO ANSWER TELE
phone and do some typing, good salary
and working hours. Dial 9625, ask for
Mr. McCormick.
YOUNG LADY
with knowledge of bookeeping
f and shorthand and typing for
t office in ladies ready to wear
' store. Salary commensurate
with ability. Apply to
t
• WAHL’S DEPT. STORE
j 214 N. Front Street
■ WANTED: DISHWASHER. SANITARY
Cafe, 107 Grace St.
WANTED: WHITE WOMAN FOR DIN
ing room work, room, board and salary.
Dial 5711.
LADY FOR CASHIER OR SALK
work. Apply Open Air Market. 4tt
and Chestnut.
ALTERATION LADY
Wanted for sewing room in la
dies ready to wear store. Ap
ply to
WAHL’S DEPT. STORE
!l HI4 N. Front Street
WANTED: SALESLADIES, SINGLE OR
married Age sixteen to fifty. Apply to
manager. H: L, Green Co.
WANTED AT ONCE: 2 HIGH SCHOOL
teachers. Write Glenn M. Tucker, Prin
cipal, Bolivia High School. Bolivia. N.C.
WHITE STATION OPERATORS AND
laundry checkers. High school educa
tion, with or without experience. Snow
White Laundry. 5th and Wright St.
WANTED: WHITE MARKERS AND
sorters. Colored flatwork ironers. Shirt
and pants, pressers. Also hand Ironers.
Ideal Laundry. Front and Orange.
COLORED PRESS AND FLAT WORK
operators. Coolest laundry in Wilming
ton. Snow White Laundry. 5th and
Wright St.
WANTED: HOUSE KEEPER AND MAID
Apply in person at Heller’s Military
Shop. 2nd and Chestnut Sts.
WANTED—Young lady ex
perienced in newspaper
advertising copy layout and
sales .to service fashion
stores and other accounts.
See Mr. Allegood at Star
News today.
95—Insurance
F. E LIVINGSTON & CO.
Mutual Insurance Real Estate
Wallace Bldg. Dial 6047
100— Instruction
MRS. MOTTE’S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
313 Church Street. All commercial sub
jects taught
101— Jewelry
Guaranteed Watch Repairing
Guaranteed Service
WILMINGTON JEWELRY SHOP
127 North Front St.—Across from P. O.
104— Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
On Diamonds Watches, Jewei-y
Silverware, Men’s Clothing,
Typewriters, Shotguns, Musical
Instruments and Anything of
Value.
FINKELSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE
“Wilmington's Oldest and Largest”
Front and Market Streets
105— Lost and Found
LOST AN EISENBERG CLIP. OF
great sentimental value, Saturday
night in a taxi. Finder please call 7433.
Reward.
LOST AT DRY DOCK BLACK BILL
fold containing A gasoline ration book,
social security card, drivers license
and other important papers. Finder
may keep money but return others to
J. L. Hudson, Field Office, Dry Dock.
110—Livestock
FOR SALE: PONIES AND HORSES.
Horses for rent by the hour. Bill Cole
Stables. Dial 9710.
118—Music
COME TO A. H. YOPP PIANO CO. 209
Princess St. for your sheet music, le
cords and musical supplies.
125—Paint—Papering
HOUSE PAINTING. JOBS. LARGE OR
small, inside and out. Dial 7628.
136—Poultry
BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS. LEAD,
tag, breeds, hatches twice weekly.
Thousands on hand dally. Roudabush’a
Seed Store.
139—Radio and Repairs
HOWARD RADIO CO.
All Work Fullj Guaranteed
1037 So. 3rd St.Phone 4M6,
blake bros!
RADIOS and REFRIGERATION
REPAIR SERVICE
520 Castle Dial 22790
WE BUY SELL. REPAIR ANY KIND
ol radio. Hufham’* Radio Shop. 517 No.
3rd. Dial 5397
I HAVE TUBES AND PARTS FOR
your radio. Ragan’s Radio Service 722
No. 3rd St.
150.—Real Estate.
FOR SALE: 37 1-2 ACRES OF LAND,
10 acres cleared, good farm land. Plen
ty of wood. 4 room house on highway
303. Reasonably priced. Sea Thomas C.
Beck, Bolivia, N. C.
WE HAVE A FFVS SMALL TRACTS OF
land on Myrtle Grove Sound. Geo. A
Biddle, 238 Princess. Dial 6931
WE SELL THE EARTH: FOSTER-HILL
Realty Co.. 112 Princess St. Dial 2-3371
WANT TO SELL? CASH FOR YOUR
property, Wm. R. Davis 114 Princess
St.. Dial 6118
LIST YOUR REAL. ESTATE WITH W
A. McGirt, Realtor. 215 Princes* St.
MOORE-FONVIELLK REALTY CO. WE
are equipped to serve you.
155— Seeds—Plants—bulbs
HAVE A GREEN WINTER LAWN:
Plant winter grass now. free planting
instructions. Complete stocks vegetable
seeds. Cabbage plants fresn daily, fer
tilizers, flower pots, Roudabush’s Seed
Store, corner Front and Dock.
RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS
and shrubbery. 82.50 a load deliver
ed. Phone 6083.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize In The Seeds
YoB Need
CROSS SEED CO.
19 Market St Dial 6868
ABRUZZ1 RYE, WHEAT. OATS, BAR
ley, vetch, winter peas, clover. Wood’s
Seed Store, 317 North Front.
156— Situations Wanted
POSITION WANTED. PRACTICAL
nurse. Day or night, address P. O.
Box 352, City.__
an i-uuvva
MEN’S SHOE REPAIRING. NEW FAC
tory damaged shoes. No stamp required.
Ideal shoe shop, 18 South 2nd St.
160— Transfer and storage
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Mov
ing We have ample facilities for crat
ing and packing. Dial 2-1703. Northrop
Transfer.
161— Typewriters
TYPEWRITER. PHONE 2-2143._
170.—Wanted
WANTED; GOOD USED UPRIGHT Pl
ano or spinet type. Write P. O. Box
442. __
WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY AN
electric refrigerator. Phone 2-2369.
WANTED — ONE OR TWO FAMILY
house or building lot. Wilmington area
or beaches. Also furnished apartment.
Kindly mail details Box K-ll, Care
Star-News, Wilmington, N, C.
WANTED: SECOND HAND FLOOR
sanding machine. Will pay cash. Phone
Hiatt or Harding. 6626.
WE PAY CASH FOR ALL MAKES OF
sewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.. 304 No. Front St. Dial 5526.
WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD USED
car or will trade direct from owner.
Phone 2-8082 before 2:30 p. m.
WANTED
Listings of property tor cale
anywhere in this vicinity. We
have the client* — expert
service.
MARSHALL REALTY CO.
210 Princess St
Property Management, Sales,
Rentals
170.—Wanted
WANTED; LARGE COAL CIRCULATOR,
suitable for hgating six rooms, good
condition. Cash. Write “RJC”. care of
Star-News.
WANTED VANITY. PHONE 7855.
WANTED; ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backbone to try
“Kido” 97c. Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug Store or Brooklyn
Pharmacy.
W ANTED: IMMEDIATELY SEVERAL
Copies Sept. 15th Morning Star —
Circulation Dept. Star-News.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: MORNING
Star, Sept. 14. 1944. Classified Depart
ment Star-News.
WANTED^ — TO-BUY LATE MODEL
pre-war gas range. Dial 5676.
180.—Legal
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office-of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit.
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore
Maryland. Date of publication. October
11, 1944. Notice is hereby given that one
1936 Oldsmobile Coach. Motor No.
F537385; 1935 International Truck. Motor
No. HD-48896, and 1937 Ford Pick-up
Truck, Motor No. 18-3584793, with acces
sories. will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, at MacMil
lan and Cameron Company, Wimington,
North Carolina, at 11:00 A. M., on Octo
ber 21, 1944, pursuant to forfeiture un
der Section 3724, Internal Revenue Code.
R. E. Tuttle. District Sunervisor.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Roofing and roof painting
Asbestos Siding '
Any kind of carpenter work
R. B. WARREN
Estimates Free Dial 2-0129
We WILL PAY CASH
FOR YOUR
USED CAR
RANEY Chevrolet Co.
4th & Princess Dial 9621
^___
WANTED
YOUNG LADIES
17 to 27 high school educa
tion, touch typists lor clerical
positions Western Union Tel
egraph Company. Apply A.
R. Gallup, Manager Wilming
ton office.
If You Need
MORE MILK
write E. P. Davis
P. 0. Box 1556
Wilmington, N. C.
Robeson Dairies Products
Co.
WANTED
ELECTRIC REFItyGERATOR
SERVICE NAN
Outside work. Must own,
car. 48 hour week, over
time and good pay.
Write "SERVICE NAN"
Care of Star-News
AUTO
LOANS
ANY MAKE • ANY MODEL
10-Minute Service
Drive in to borrow or to pay—
No Parkins Trouble.
GOFER MOTOR
FINANCE CO.
Back of Cape Fear Hotel
Op 2nd St.
Open 9-5 Phone 2-1956
/
Jet Expert
.... mmmmmKsm
Recently decorated for his part
In developing jet-propelled air
craft, Brig. Gen. Benjamin W.
Chidlaw, above, of Washington, D.
C., now heads the U. S. 12th Air
Force Fighter Command, operat
ing in the Mediterranean theater.
He helped plan air offensive that
led to break-through at Cassino and
Anzio, capture of Rome and in
vasion of southern France.
FIGHTING
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—W
Fighting has broken out between
troops of Generalissimo Francisco
Franco and Maquis forces of
Spanish Republicans reentering
spain from France, and is in
creasing in fury with Franco forc
ed to bring up artillery and me
chanized equipment against the
Spanish republicans, a Blue Net
work broadcast from London said
today. •§
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Early long distance roads fn Eu
rope were laid out and used by
traders gathering amber.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
For Winter Lawns
Sow Wood’s
ITALIAN RYE GRASS
WOOD’S SEED STORE
317 N. Front St. Dial 4620
SALESGIRLS
WANTED
/
Full time employment. Also
nigh school girls for week-ends.
High wage scale, paid vaca
tion. Advancements, free life
insurance, free nurse service,
sick benefits. Unusual oppor
tunities for right girls. Apply in
person or by appointment.
J. H. CARSWELL
S. H. KRESS CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
__
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
214 S. Front St.
Wilmington N. C.
N. & J. Finance
Corporation
P. O. Box 1446
Phone 2-2740
UNION IS SOUGHT !
BY PRESBYTERIANS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.— W! -•
The Presbyterian church in t h •
United States of America is opening
a four - year campaign in which
it will work for organic union with
the Presbyterian church in the
United States (Southern), the Unit,
ed Presbyterian church and the Re
formed church “as a first step to
ward protestant unity,” it was an
nounced today.
The Rev. Dr. Roy Eweing Vaile
of Indianapolis, moderator of the
1944 general assembly of the Pres
byterian church in the U. S. A.,
made public today the four - point
campaign program which will be
undertaken by a newly appointed
laymen’s committee on the better
ment of the church.
The program, as set forth by
the stated clerk of the church, the
Rev. Dr. William Barrow Pugh, al
so calls for educating the 2,100,000
members of the church in its spiri
tual and material needs; increas
ing Sunday school enrollment to
1,500,000 from the present 1,250,000,
and increasing benevolence giving
to $12,000,000 a year.
The committee includes: Dr.
Charles J. Turck, St. Paul, Minn.,
president of Macalester College,
Chairman; Jasper E. Crane, Wil
mington, Del.; Edwin A. Buth
mann, Lawrence, Mass.; Roger H.
Wiliams, New York; John W. Pon
tius, Buffalo, N. Y.; vice-chancel
lor John O. Bigelow, Neward, N. J.;
Lewis M. Stevens, Philadelphia;;
John G. Buchanan, Pittsburgh; for
mer Governor Wilber M. Brucker,
Detroit; G. M. Wiley, Lacrosse,
Wis.; Henry G. Hafner, Chicago;;
Barney Maticka, Macomb, 111.; Dr.
Charles E. Friley, Ames, Iowa;,
Lester Reinke, Oak Hill, Mo.; Wil
liam Houston Barclay, Wichita,
Kans.; W. C. Calwell, Estes Park,
Colo.; Clarence E. Phillips, Port
land, Ore.; Raymond Belknap, Pas
adena, Calif. George L. Hamil
ton, Sherman, Tex.; H. H. Weir,
Meridan, Miss.; and John B. Keena,
Miami, Fla.
Appointed as advisory memDeri
were Mrs. Arthur C. Manning,
Edgewood, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Perry
McCallen, Knoxvijle, Tenn.; The
Rev. Jesse B. Barber, Lincoln Uni
versity, Pa., and the Rev. W. Clyde
Smith, San Francisco.
Also announced were the names
of the following eight members of
a committee on pastoral relocation;
the Rev. Dr. Vale, chairman (by
direction of the general assembly);
the Rev. Dr. John Sutherland Bon
nell, New York; the Rev. William
Wood Duff, Sidney, O.; The Rev.
Dr. Ward F. Boyd, Fargo, N. D.;
The Rev. Dr. Glenn W. Moore,
Los Ange]es; Fred B. Wachs, Lex
ington, Ky.; Wilson M. Compton,
Washington, D. C., and Robert Irv
ing Stout, Tekamah, Neb.
As advisory members, Dr. Vale
appointed Mrs. Arthur S. Risser,
Blackwell. Okla., and Dr. Isabelle
Wallace, Rochester, N. Y.
•-V
Admiral Vickery III
In Naval Hospital
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—WP)—
Rear Admiral Howard L. Vickery,
52, vice chairman of the Mari
time Commission and deputy ad
ministrator of the War Shipping
Administration, is a patient at the
Naval Medical Center at nearby
Bethesda, Md.
Admitted to the hospital Sep
tember 24 suffering from a heart
ailment, Admiral Vickery was
described by physicians today as
“convalescing satisfactorily.” The
admiral is a native of Gellevue,
Ohio.
-V
^ EVERYTHING LOST
PHILADELPHIA, Oct.- 10.—(yPl—
The Americans Friends Service
committee reported today that
about 290,000 men, women and
children in Normandy “have lost
everything: home, clothing, furni
ture, etc.”—since the invasion.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY “
A Banana Dream
ONE DAY ONLY
COME TRUE AT
NICK'S MARKET
5th AND GREENFIELD STS.
No picture of bananas would justify the natural
looks of this fruit. Come see for yourself. We also
have Vanilla Wafers.
PRICE
per pound
EXTRA SPECIALS
Florida Oranges..25 doz.
Fancy Calif. Tomatoes.15 Lb.
Florida Grapefruit .... 4 for .25
Red Delicious Apples.. 3 lbs. for .25
Sweet Potatoes.6 lbs. for .25
We also will have all kinds of Fresh Vegetables
and other fruits. Plenty of Pepsi Colas and Coca Colas
by the crate or bottle. Sweet Wines, Beer, Laundry
Soaps and Powders, and Canned Fruits. Also 2 lb.
Fruit Cakes.

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