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Bent- Apartment*.
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a and Boara.
Rent—Houses.
Sale.
lware.
Seh°r<inrGS0a^S'
ses For sale.
, Wanted—Male.
, wanted—Female.
irance.
ruction.
elry.
ndry.
t'ud Found.
estock.
ccllaneous,
:hinery.
sic. , .
ice tquipmenx.
[ice For Rent.
in,-Papering.
jmMng—Heating,
inting.
ofesslonaL
rsonal
dio and Repair*.
si .state.
’rigeration Service.
ds-Plants—Bu.bs.
lations Wanted,
es.
isfer and Storage,
eivriters.
ited. ,_
1—AnnouncemeDw __
K'E CAN FIX YOUR Al ARM CLOCK
We have plenty of parts. 119 V ard
St. Maffitt Village._
racLE TOM’S Ideal shoe shop.
Holly Ridge. N. C, can take work
for the public now. Bring us your
shoe wort__
!-Automotlve
JOLNG TO SELL YOUR CAR? SEE US
todav. Cash and all details can be
handled in a few minutes. Ceiling
prices paid. Sutton-Hask .*t Pontiac
Co. 16 No. 2nd. Dial 2-8150._
HE INSTALL SHATTER PROOF GLASS
in automobiles. Robert's Auto Ex
change. 519 South 13th.
im TO 1941 ALL
1. Spooner, 9973.
T OPA CEILING
in cars. Mac-Mil
No. 2nd. Dial 9574
[RES. REPAIRED
Tire Service, 218
biel, Cadillac
Service
IOLET CO.
Dia 8651
IS PAID
id Cars
RKER
Fear Hotel
R. WE BUY AND
Howell Motor Co.
[RES RECAPPED
i Tire Company,
[no WAXING,
airs, vulcanizing,
nd Walnut. W. E.
I AND ONE 1940
ce trucks. Ceiling
nery.
RECAPPED BY
i method. Wen
Grace. Dial a
motorTtires
cash. 816 So. 4th
.
ODEL ~A FORD~
lion $300.00. Call
202 Castle. Dial
~
CHR NERVOUS
■ayton, 512 South
2-0128.
TNG REPAIRS.
1.
es
sT BLINDS, WIN
screens. Turned
West. Best Equip
adenck and Land
1ED TO YOUR
■ S and G Com
UGHT UP WITH
>ave covered rince
■o the far signted
id until we could
s not found a sin
er $10.00 and only
^Lumber Co.. 211
>'tu ni ties
cd bakery.
pd at 120
tier leaving
*LTY CO.
p, Realtor
■bNSWIciTBOWL
neceseary operat
? <uound $5,000.00.
’“sh. Dial 2-1015.
14—Business Service
FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND FIN
ishing. sanding machines for rent
Inlaid linoleum, sales and service m'
L. Brothers and Son. 11th and Chest
nut Sts. Dial 4758.
22—Clothing
MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WELL.! SAVE
real money on clothing bill at Finkel
stein’s, Front and Market Streets.
25—Coal—Wood—-Fuel Oil
WOOD, ALL KINDS. ANY LENGTH
any size, also kindling. Dial 6204 B v'
Rivenbark.
L. J. CAMERON WRECKER SERVICE
®nd yard. Wood of all kinds.
Quick delivery. Dial 5790. 306 Kidder
St.
35—Drugs
Let Us Fill Your Next
PRESCRIPTION
See Us For Your Drug Needs
BROOKLYN PHARMACY _ _
902 North 4th St. Dial 7578
NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
41—Eatables '
BROWN’S GROCERY, CHOICE CUTS,
lamb, veal, beef and pork. Fancy Gro
ceries, 802 North 4th St. Dial 6535,
45—Electrical
MASON ELECTRIC CO.
Electric Contractors
107 North 3rd St. Dial 6782
48—Feeds
full <5 PEP, MASHES, QUAKER
dairy rations, suggered Schumache-.
Scratch Grain, Dog Food, R;:bbit
Food. Goat Food, etc., J. J. Allen and
Son. Dial 5762.
TUXEDO FEEDS
The Feeder’s Silent Partner
CROSS SEED CO.
51— Florist
CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS. COR
sages, funeral designs. Quick deliveries.
Blossom Shop, 31 So. Front. Dial 6030.
52— For Rent
SPACE DOWNTOWN FOR RADIO RE
pairman, watchmaker, cardwriter or
other small enterprise. Call 8929.
FOR RENT: ON WRIGHTSVILLE
Beach houses and apartments. Furn
ished and unfurnished, suitable for
year round occupancy. Orrell Realty
Co. (Sunday phone Wrightsville
8891-J).
55—For Rent—Apartments
FOR RENT - THREE ROOM FUR
nished Apt. Couple only. Apply office
128 Princess.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED THREE
room apartment suitable for couple or
3 business girls. Close in. Phone 9577.
THREE ROOM AND BATH APART -
ment. partly furnished. Apply Paul
Ambrosiano. Tailoring. 109 1-2 Prin
cess St.
FOR .RENT: 2 ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. 219 Harper Ave., Carolina
Beach or dial 2-8972.
60—For Rent—Kuoms
BEDROOM FOR RENT TO COUPLE.
No. 8 So. 8th Street.
FOR RENT FURNISHED BEDROOM,
coal furnace, hot water. Private home.
Brookwood Ave. Dial 7910.
ONE NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM
for girl. Steam heat. Dial 4214. 1707
Princess Street.
TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS. TWO
bathrooms, living room, automatic heat
breakfast if desired. Telephone before
noon — 6119.
FOR RENT—MASTER BEDROOM PR1
vate home, semi-private bath, steam
heat, garage. Phone 5001.
HEATED ROOMS. CONTINUOUS HOT
water. $5 to $9 weekly. 317 No. 3rd
St.
NICE LARGE ROOM, HEAT HOT WA
ter.' 718 Market St.
FURNISHED DOUBLE BEDROOM,
steam heat, twin beds. Breakfast if
desired. Business girls preferred. Dial
5122.
FOR RENT: ONE NICE BEDROOM FOR
two. Kitchen privileges. Dial 2-1792. 915
So. 4th St.
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM TO
refined person, quiet home. heat. Dial
2-3705.
ROOMS FOR MEN AND WOMEN. SEMI
hotel accommodations. White House
Inn, comer 4th and Walnut St.
63—Room and Board
DEFENSE WORKERS ROOM, THREE
meals. $9.00 a week. "Twin cottages",
Carolina Beach, two blocks south bus
station.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN. ONLY
S10.50 week. .15 Princess St.
65—For Rent—Kruses
FOR RENT OR SALE: ONE FOUR
room bungalow newly renovated. 12
miles from Wilmington on Clinton
highway. No small children. Phone
2-3376.
FOR RENT: ONE EIGHT ROOM
dwelling on Clinton highway, 12 miles
from Wilmington, all city conveni
ence. Phone 2-3376.
FOR RENT: 2 ROOM UNFURNISHED
cottage on Wrightsville Beach. Dial
5647._
70.—For Sale.
1936 (EIGHTY) HARLEY DAVIDSON—
national cash register, standard scales
—high chair. 427 Carolina Ave. Dial
2-1040. ‘__
INFANT'S RUBBER PANTS. 50c; ALL
wool sweaters $1.89. The Nancy Wil
ma Shop. 112 N. Second St.
FOR SALE—TWO ALL WOOL WIN
ter coats. Size 12 and 14. Phone 2-3300.
FOR SALE: ONE PHILCO RADIO, CAB_
inet model number 39-35. Has been
left in our shop since June 15. Owner
failing to call for same, same will
be sold for storage owner unknown.
French Radio Co.. 1304 Market St.
Dial 9878.
FOR SALE: EVINRUDE 4 1-2 HORSE
power outboard motor. 1940 model.
Call 8664-M, Wrightsville after 4 p.m.
LADIES AND CHILDRENS’ WINTER
clothes, ladies shoes practically new.
Size 4 1-2 and 6 1-2. Man's suit and
overcoat, size 40. 139 Woodlawn Ave.
FOR SALE: ’40 .MODEL HARLEY tiA
vidson motorcycle. 2105 Princess St.
Road,__
SETH THOMAS CLOCK. NEVER BEEN
used. Electric iron, practically new.
139 Woodlawn Ave. __
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY MILL WORN
gyp lap plaster and finishing lime.
Bargain price. Dial 5647.__
NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
Latest edition complete, reasonable.
Write “SN”. care of Star-News._
SPENCER GARMENTS. MEDICAL, AND
dress measurements taken at home
or ospital. Call Mrs. Parker Teiepone
8818M or 7918. _
~~~~ SPECIAL
Bridal Set 14k solid Genuine diamond
$19.95. Wilmingtos Jewelry Shop, acSfoss
from P. O. ____
GENTS CLUSTER. 7 DIAMOND, HEA
vy mounting. $175.00. Wilmington Jew
elry Shop, across from Post Office._
NEW FRIEDRICH MEAT CASES 5, 8,
10 and 12 ft. Walk-in cooler, »ny size.
Grocery, dairy, florist and bakery
refrigerator boxes. Bniid ne* com
puting Dayton scales. Hobart meat
slicers. New streamlftied model. Plume
us for demonstration. L. F. Sollee, auz
Princess St.___
SPENCER SUFFORTS AND BRASS
iers designed. Mrs. Ramseur. 2019 Crea
sy Avenue. Dial 6214.__
RESTAURANT CABLES. CHAIRS,
stools, dishes, silver, glass-s.C. a.
Sternberger Equipment Co. Phone 3
1766. 1009 Princess. ,
70- For Sale
WRINGER ROLLS. VACUUM CLEANER
parts to fit all makes. Dial 2-3562.
STARK TREES. FRUITS, NUTS, SHADE
rose bushes, shrubs, grapes and ber
ries. H. C. Henderson, 521 Dock. Dial
2-1027.
WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
of toys and gift items for Christmas.
Sellers Furniture Co., Dial 7535. 911
No. 4th St.
NU ENAMEL FOR THE BEST JOB IN
furniture and house painting. No brush
marks. One coat covers. Thompson Bi
cycle Co., 702 Castle. Dial 2-3061.
DOING YOUR FLOORS OVERT WE
have Nu-Enamel cleaners, stains, and
varnishes for the best Job. Thrlf-T
Stores, Inc., 29 South;Front St.
SAFES, ALL SIZES. NOW IN STOCK.
Hanging scales single dial $12.00. Dou
ble dial $18.00. Small counter scales.
$15.00. Show cases. 3 ft. cases with
Flurescent lights, also 4 and 6 ft.
cases. Electric heaters and hot plates.
One electric toastmaster, 3 slices. All
enamel ware reduced. L. F. Sollee 902
Princess.
SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
supports for healthful, restful posture.
For appointment call Mrs. J. B. Rober
son, 2-8025, 2-3718.
75.—Houshold Goods
FOR SALE: THREE PIECE LIVING
room suite, with springs. Practically
new. 2674 Jefferson St., Riverside
Apartments.
CHAIRS FOR COMFORT; EASY, WING
barren and occasional chairs. Beauti
ful covers. Wilmington Furniture Co
“The Old Reliable."
NEW SHIPMENT CHILD’S SWINGS,
chairs, auto seats, standard size baby
cribs. Railroad Salvage Co., 603 Cas
tle St.
SEE OUR SOLD MAPLE BREAKFAST
room suites. Home Furniture Co., 23
Market St.
LINOLEUM RUGS PRICE ~$5.95.
WARD ROBES $38.00. H. BER
GER & SONS. 707 N. 4TH ST.
DIAL 5128.
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF 5
burner Florence oil ranges and 3 burn
er oil cook stoves. Home Furniture
Co., 23 Market St.
FIREPLACE GRATES AND 5 BURNER
oil ranges. Levine Furniture Co., 6th
and Castle. Dial 5347.
WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
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.
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.. 611
North 4th St. Dial 4048.
WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF M1R
rors, period, modern and ovals. Pen
der Furniture Co., 28 South Front St.
SFECIAL ON BABY CARRIAGES. *25.00
and up. H. Berger and Son, 707 No.
4th St. Dial 5128.
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNI
ture. H. Evanson Furniture Exchange.
716 Castle. Dial 2-3809.
FOR SALE TWO 20 GAL. AUTOMATIC
gas hot water heaters. G. Stein Furni
ture Co. 605 No. 4th St.
SLIGHTLY USED 3 PIECE LIVING
room suite and bedroom suite. Twin
beds. Chest of drawers. Batson Trans
fer Co.
LIVING ROOM CHAIR AND COUCH.
24 Lee Drive. Lake Forest.
COMBINATION COAL AND GAS
range; $45.00. 411 N. 5th St. Mrs. Wil
laford.
80.—Houses for Sale.
8 ACRE FARM 5 ROOM BUNGALOW.
Modern conveniences, garage poultry
houses. 438 foot road frontage. Oakley
Road. Castle Haynes, 5 miles. Ches
ter W. Taylor.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Beautiful 6 room home. Locat
ed on corner lot, Bryant Ave
nue, Longwood.
This home is modern in every
respect. All city conveniences.
Possession within a few days.
MARSHALL REALTY CO.
K. B. Marshall E. L. Strickland
Realtors
210 Princess
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN PRICE
of two story eight room home on
Cherry Ave.. Audubon. House has
just been reconditioned. Immediate
possession. Well financed. Lot 70 x 280.
H. F, Wilder. Phone 4932
FOR SALE'
CAROLINA BEACH
306 Hamlet Ave.
A nice home, well furnish
ed. Living and dining room,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and
bath. Garage. Now rented
‘ for $50.00 monthly.
Foster-Hill Realty Co.
“We sell the earth”
FOR SALE: 916 NORTH 4TH ST. 6
rooms and bath. Priced right for quick
sale. L. L. King. Real Estate. 238 Prin
cess. Dial 6931.
SELL YOUR PROPERTY THROUGH
listings with J. S. Lyell. Jr.. Realtor.
242 Princess St. Dial 2-3186.
FOR SALE
808 Old Wrightsville Road
Audubon
Nice roomy comfortable modern
home, 5 rooms and bath. Hardwood
floors, pre-war construction. Im
mediate possession.
WADE REALTY CO.
J. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess
FOR SALE: 4 ROOM HOUSE. HOT AND
cold water convenient location, twen
ty five hundred. Immediate occupan
cy. 107 South Washington St. Dial 2
1909.
FOR SALE: 218 CASTLE ST. 6 ROOMS
and bath. Foster Hill Realty Co. Dial
2-3371.
2021 KLEIN ROAD, PRINCESS PLACE^
5 room bungalow on good terms. Hard
wood floors throughout with inlaid
linoleum in bathroom and kitchen,
heat, immediate pssession. H. F. Wil
der. Phone 4932.
FOR SALE
211 South 8th St., Winter Park.
5 rooms and bath. Corner lot
110 x 330 ft. Immediate posses
sion. Furnished or unfurnish
ed.
Call R. H. Lewis at
GEO. A. BIDDLE
Real Estate
238 Princess Dial 7902
FOR SALE: 307 NO. 2nd St. (NEXT
to corner of Grace St.) 10 room home,
large lot — residential or business
section. W. M. Hewlett, Realtor. 214
Princess St. Dial 7138.
Read The Classified Ads'
V
80—Houses For Sale |
SUNSET PARK
512 Central Blvd.
Two-story, newly decorated in
side.- Beautiful large living
room, dining room, built-in
cabinets in kitchen. Three large
bedrooms upstairs. Possession
within 15 days. Large corner
lot.
MARSHALL REALTY CO.
K. B. Marshall E. L. Strickland
Realtors
210 Princess
FOR SALE: NICE BUNGALOW, COM
Pletely renovated, 4 large rooms, lights,
new out buildings, 85 acres of land. 20
minutes drive from Wilmington. High
way frontage. N. A. Merritt. Dial 2-3378
FOR SALE
Lot
Northeast Corner
18th and Castle
Good business corner
At a bargain price
GEO. A. BIDDLE
R. H. Lewis, Salesman
232 Princess Dial 7902
erty for sale. Carolina Beach. Winter
prices. Write Box 661A, Carolina
Beach. Tucker Real Estate Co.
HARD TO BELIEVE
No. 2 North Monroe, Sunset Park
Beautiful 5 room home located
on large lot. Duo-therm heat,
automatic water heater and
hardwood floors. Garage apt.
in rear, completely furnished
with electric refrigerator and
gas stove.
MARSHALL REALTY CO.
K. B. Marshall E. L. Strickland
Realtors
210 Princess
MONEY
For your property, is what
you want. We have the buyers
if your prices are right. Our
service is your service. Call
us.
A. B. Walton Realty Co.
Realtors
128 Princess St. Phone 5087
SIX ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE — 3
lots, $2700.00. 210 No. Adams Street,
Sunset Park.
85.—Help Wanted—Male
5 FIRST CLASS PAINTERS WANTED:
$1.25 hr. Dial 2-1339. C. W. Stephen
son. __
WANTED: SALESMAN FOR BREAD
route, Apply NBC Bread Bakery. 807
North 4th St.
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND WORK
ers. All workers, male and female,
must be hired under provision of the
War Manpower Commission’s Employ
ment Priorities Referral Plan, all male
workers and all in migrant female
workers, must be hired through the
local U. S. Employment Service offices.
WANTED: FIRST CLASS MEAT CUT
ter. Open Air Curb Market, 4th and
Chestnut.
WANTED FARMER TO OPERATE 1.000
acre farm in Bladen county, good ' to
bacco allotment, excellent equipment,
comfortable dwelling, small store run
in conjunction with farm, fine op
portunity for right man. write Box
“HM’\ care of Star-News.
TWO SERVICE STATION ATTEND -
ants, one lubrication man, one car
washer. Apply in person, Hughes
Bros.. 11th and Market.
WANTED: FIRST CLASS TRUCK ME
chanic. $60.00 per week, full time.
Bryant Lumber Co.
SALESMAN WANTED FOR SELLING
men’s shoes anr accessories. Experi
ence necessary Cinderella Booterie.
WANTED: THREE RELIABLE, INTEL
ligent truck drivers for furniture van
service. Apply Murray Transfer Co.
214 North Water St.
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WAITRESS WANTED: AP^LY WIL -
mington Hotel Coffee Shop.
WHITE STATION OPERATORS WANT
ed. High school education or bett%.
Married ladies preferred. Snow White
Laundry, 501 Wright St.
BOOKKEEPER. PERMANENT POSI
tion, highest salary, will be paid, ex
perienced only need apply. Craw
ford’s.
EARN $5.00 DAILY TAKING ORDERS
for fall dresses, sweaters. Size 9 to
46. Repeat orders. $5.98 up. For sam
ples, write Maisonette Frocks, Box 83,
Cincinnati 15, Ohio. (White women
only).
COLORED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Health card required. 5 1-2 days
a week. Apply Nick's Market, 5th and
Greenfield. See Mr. Hill.
LADY FOR CASHIER OR SALES
work. Apply Open Air Market. 4th
and Chestnut. _
WANTED: WHITE MARKERS AND
sorters. Colored flatwork ironeri. Shirt
and pants pressers, Also hand ironeri.
Ideal Laundry, Front and Orange.
SETTLED BOOKKEEPER WANTED.
Must understand double entry book
keeping. $40.00 a week to start with.
Berger's Dept. Store. 709 No. 4th.
COOK AND HOUSE WORK HALF
day. Apply 318 No. 18. Phone 4282.
SALESGIRL WANTED FOR SELLING
shoes, bags and ladies accessories.
Selling experience necessary. Cinder
ella Booterie.
WANTED AT ONCE — TWO WAITRES
ses. New China Restaurant. 225 Prin
cess St. _
WANTED MIDDLE AGE LADY TO
stay in home with twin school chil
dren for two weeks. Dial 21950 after
4 p. m.
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY IN DRESS
and coat Depts. Steady position. Good
salary. Inexperienced need not apply.
Nathan’s 22 South Front.
WANTED — WOMEN, AGES 18 TO
35 interested in becoming cashiers or
doorman. See Mr. Moore at Manor
theatre from 11 to 12 a. m. or 2 to 3
p. m. today
95—Insurance
MUTUAL FIRE AND AUTO INSUR
ance. Real estate, bought and sold.
J. L. Baldwin. Agency, 217 Prince*!
St
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.
STUDY NOW SHIP RAILROAD COURS
es. Refrigeration, radio, business, en
gineering, drafting, free information.
International Correspondence schools,
Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Read The Classified Ads
101—Jewelry
Guaranteed Watch Repairing
__ Guaranteed Service
WILMINGTON JEWELRY SHOP
127 North Front St.—Across from P. O.
104— Loans
LOANS
WILMINGTON FINANCE CO.
202 Murchison Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Diamonds Watches, Jewelry,
Silverware, Men's Clothing,
y Typewriters, Shotguns, Musical
Instruments and Anything ol
Value.
FINKELSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE
‘‘Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest’
Front and Market Streets
105— Lost and Found
LOST: WALLET WITH ALL IDENTI
fications at or near bus local sta
tion. S. O. Perkins, If found return
to Sam Bear and Sons.
LOST: BILLFOLD CONTAINING “A”
and “B” gas rationing book, identi
fictaion cards, about $210, George T.
Haynes, Jr., war apartment 10-C-4
Upshur Drive. Maffitt Village. Re
ward.
LOST NO. 3 RATION BOOK—ADE
laide Coleman. 409 Bladen Street.
LOST “A” GAS RATION BOOK. JAMES
DeShields. 707 South I5th.
gold wrist watch possibly at Planta
tion Club Saturday night. Reward.
Dial 2-8511. Extension 22.
LOST NOV. 3. VICINITY OF WHITE
Lake — one small blue-tick ■ hound.
(Resembles beagle). Small split in ear.
Finder notify E. H, Porter, Kelly, N.
C. Reward.
POCKETBOOK LOST IN WILMING
ton Sunday near bus station, con
taining courtesy card, driver’s iicense,
gasoline ration book. etc. Keep Money
and mail pocketbook and contents to
S. C. Perkins. Marion, S. ,C
110—Livestock
MULES, MULES, MULES. ENOUGH
to satisfy every need from the cheap
est to the very best on earth. Save
time and money at C. S. Newton’s.
Phone 2-8373.
FOR SALE: PONIES AND HORSES.
Horses for rent by the hour. Bill Cole
Stables. Dial 9710.
112—Machinery
FOR SALE — 20,000 GALLON RIVET
ed steel tank used as a pressure tank
in a water supply system. Length 37
ft. Diameter 10 ft. Write "W. A.” Care
Star-News or Dial 2-2598.
118—Musio
COME TO A. H. YOPP PIANO CO., 208
Princess St. for your sheet music, re
cords and musical supplies.
125—Paint—Papering
LET ME ESTIMATE YOUR PAINTING
and paper hanging. All work guaran
teed. Dial 2-2951.
PROTECT' BEAUTIFY, PAINTING
done reasonable. Best paints used. W.
E. Styron. Dial 2-1160.
136—Poultry
GOOD FIGHTING GAME CHICKENS
for sale cheap. After 4 p. m. 312 1-2
Queen Street.
BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS, LEAD
ing breeds, hatches twice weekly.
Thousands on hand daily. Roudabushs
Seed Store.
—xtatuo ana repairs
MANNING’S RADIO SERVICE: 106 NO.
2nd St. Phone 2-1403.
HOWARD RADIO CO.
All Work Fully Guaranteed
1027 So. 3rd St. Phone 4828
BLAKE BROS.
RADIOS AND REFRIGERATION
REPAIR SERVICE
520 Castle. Dial 2-2790
I HAVE TUBES AND PARTS FOR
your radio. Watson’s Radio Service
722 No. 3rd St.
WE BUY. SELL, REPAIR ANY KINS
of radio. Hufham's Radio Shop, 617 No.
3rd. Dia. 5397.
150.—Real Estate
IF YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold, list it with W. R. Davis, 114
Princess. Dial 6118.
WE HAVE A FEW SMALL TRACTS OF
land on Myrtle GroVe Sound. Geo. A.
Biddle. 232 Princess. Dial 7902.
WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER HILL
Realty Co. 112 Princess St. Dial 2-3371
LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH W. A.
McGirt, Realtor, 215 Princess St.
MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY CO., WE
are equipped to serve you.
155—Seeds—Plants—Bulbs
ABRUZZI RYE, WHEAT, OATS, BAR
ley, vetch, winter peas, clover. Wood’*
Seed Store, 317 North Front.
RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS
arid shrubbery. $2.50 a load deliver
ed. Phone 6083.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize in the Seeds
You Need
CROSS SEED CO.
19 Market St.Dial 6868
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.
156.—Situations Wanted
WANTED WASHINGS TO DO AT HOME
Reasonable. 415 No. 10th St. after
1 p.m.
MAN WANTS JOB AS NIGHT WATCH
man or any other kind of work. Wfite
Box “NW” care of Star-News.
160—Transfer and Storage
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOV
ing, lower rates. Jones Transfer and
Wood Yard, 111 No. 11th. Dial 4928.
170.—Wanted
WANTED: DUO-THERM OR SIMILAR
make oil circulator, capable of heat
ing two or three rooms. In good condi
tion. reasonable. Call 9637 after 5 p.m.
WANTED: GOOD HOMES FOR THRS?
healthy six-week old kittens. House
broken. Call 9637 after 5 p.m.
WANTED JOB AS JANITOR. ELIJHA
Gardner 1104 Brooklyn Ave.. Wilmingj
ton.
SOLDIER'S WIFE BABY DESIRE
place to live and do housework. Con
tact USO-TA, 402 No. Front St.
WANTED: SMALL TWO WHEEL BI
cycle for six year old boy. Dial 7296.
WANTED: 3, 4, OR 5 ROOM APART
ment at once-unfurnished. Write Box
“GL” care of Star-News.
WANTED: 100 USED TRICYCLES. TAY
lor's Esso Station, 3rd and Red Cross.
WANTED TO BUY~22 RIFLE IN GOOD
condition anything but single shot.
J. L. Johnson. 303G Vance St.. Maf
fitt Village.
WANTED — COPY OF SEPTEMBER
28th Wilmington News. Bring to
Circulation Dept. Star-News.
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment — good neighborhood, permanent
refined couple — first class referen
ces. P. O. Box 1263 City.
WANTED: USED TWIN BED. BED
room suite in good condition. Dial
2-3793 9 to 5.
.70.—Wanted
WANTED
One hundred desirable listings
ol homes for sale anywhere in
the city, suburbs, or beaches
ranging in price from $3,000 to
$20,000. We have the clients
who can pay cash, what do
you have to offer?
MOORE-FONVIELLE
REALTY COMPANY
“Realtors”
201 Princess Street or
Dial 4438-4439
WANTED; GOOD USED UPRIGHT PI
ano or spinet type. Write P. O. Box
442.
WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backache to try
‘•Kido" 97c. Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug store or Brooklyn
Pharmacy,
WANTED: 2 OR 3 ROOM
FURNISHED OR UNFUR
NISHED APARTMENT.
NICE LOCATION. NOT
OVER 6 BLOCKS FROM
HEMENWAY SCHOOL. RE
WARD. DIAL 6611, ROOM
919 BEFORE 8:30 A. M.
WANTED OCT. ith WILMINGTON
News. Bring to Circulation Dept.
Star News.
WANTED: COPY OF SEPT. 18 WIL
mington News. Bring to Circulation
window, Star-News.
WANTED
Listings of property tor sale
anywhere in this vicinity. We
have the clients — expert
service.
MARSHALL REALTY CO.
K. B. Marshall—E. L. Strickland
Realtors
210 Princess St
Property Management Sales.
Rentals
WILL. PAY TOP PRICE FOR 1939 '40
or ’41 Buick or Olds. 419 South 16th.
WE PAY CASH FOR ALL MAKES OF
sewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 304 No. Front St. Dia' 5526.
WANTED TO BUY TWO SMALL TRI
cycles. Dial 2-1203.
180.—Legal
NORTH CAROLINA:
NEW HANOVER COUNTY:
City of Wilmington, N. C.. New Han
over County and C. R. Morse, City
County Tax Collector vs.
Cary L. Carter et al:
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of a judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County entered in the above cause the
undersigned Commissioner will, at the
West door of the Court House in New
Hanover County at Noon, the 20th day
of November, 1944, offer for sale f%r
cash to the highest bidder the follow
ing lot or parcel of land.
Beginning in the Southern line of
Queen Street at a point 165 feet East
wardly from the intersection ‘of the
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Roofing:
All kinds of carpenter work.
Asbestos
Siding:, Caulking: and Painting:
R. B. WARREN
Estimates Free Dial 2-9129
LOANS
QUICKLY ARRANGED ON
AUTOMOBILES
ALSO LOANS ON
FURNITURE and
APPLIANCES
Finance Incorporated
Cape Fear Hotel Bldg:.
Corner 201 N. 2nd St.
Telephone 2-8213 gj
flWllll»IIMI!llWIMI|ilW!lll»lg
AUTO LOANS
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
»
Drive in—No parking trouble
Back of Cape Fear Hotel
On 2nd St.
COFER MOTOR
FINANCE CO.
Open 9-6 Phone 2-1956
We WILL PAY CASH
FOR YOUH
USED CAR
RANEY Chevrolet Co.
4th & Princess Dial 9621
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
214 S. Front St.
Wilmington, N. C.
N. & J. Finance
Corporation
P. O. Box 1446
Phone 2-2740
*— 1 " »■■■ [fl'idl i'j " > 8TT "W* i ii rifT. i ■■■—■> ■■ ■■■■■■—.■ — — -■«
REMOVE CHILDREN FROM WAR'S PATH
A BIO BRITISH TANK, rumbling Into the former Nazi bastion of S*Hect6~
genbosch, Holland, stops to permit a Dutch civilian to carry two small
children off the street and out of the way of the mechanized unit Th*
Germans fought bitterly to hold the town, but their efforts were in vain
as the Allied forces drove them out on Oct 28.. llnUnationnl\
SUPERIOR COURT
CONVENES TODAY
A mixed term of superior court,
in which three murder cases are
scheduled for trial, will open at
10 a. m. today, with Judge Hen
ry I. Stevens, of Warsaw, serving
on the bench, according to August
L. Meyland, cleric of court.
Court was recessed Monday on
account of the absence of the jurist.
This week’s court is expected to
be highlighted tomorrow by trial
of Luther McGill, Negro, 611 South
Ninth street, charged with assault
with a deadly weapon with intent
to kill in connection with the slash
ing of City Patrolman J. C. Wil
liamson.
The officer allegedly received a
five-inch gash in his neck the night
of September 30 at the hands of
McGill, as Williamson was at
tempting to make another arrest
on a disorderly conduct charge.
Williamson reported that he was
attempting to make an arrest,
when McGill approached him, de
claring the arrest could not be
made because he knew the man
was ‘‘a good boy”. According to
the officer, he warned McGill twice
that it would be best for him to go
away.
Williamson said he tried to fight
McGill off with his stick, and was
thrown off balance and fell. When
he arose, the first Negro, whom
he had already arrested, had es
caped. The policeman said McGill
grabbed him around his neck and
cut him. He tried to escape in a
taxi, and when Williamson opened
the taxi door, he said the Negro
attempted to cut him again.
It was at this time that the of
ficer shot the Negro in the
stomach, he reported. Even after
McGill was wounded, he broke
away and had to be chased through
an alley, according to the police
man’s statement.
Forgery and bigamy cases are
scheduled to constitute Friday’s
court.
The three murder trials, in which
James Johnson, Jr., Richard Hen
ry, and Williamson Atkinson, all
Negroes, will be defendants, are
scheduled on Thursday, November
16.
-V
First American Across
Reich Line Is Killed
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—IM—
Lt. Robert O. Downs, 27, first
American td cross into Germany
in this war, was killed in action
in France Oct. 20, his wife has
been notified.
A Sept. 6 dispatch from Ameri
can Army headquarters in the
French Moselle valley said Downs
led a reconnaissance patrol be
hind thp German lines and on
Sept. 2 crossed the western bor
der of the Reich.
-V
Water or food left in an aluminum
pressure cooker pits the surface
and makes it dark and rough.
180.—Legal
Southern line of Queen Street with the
Eastern line of Twelfth Street; runs
thence Southwardly and parallel with
Twelfth Street 100 feet; thence East
wards and parallel with Queen Street
32 feet; thence Northwardly and paral
lel with Twelfth Street 100 feet to the
Southern line of Queen Sreet; thence
Westwardly along the Southern line of
Queen Street 32 feet to the point of
beginning, same being part of Lots 1
and 2 in block 70, according to the of
ficial plan of the City of Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Dated and posted this the 18th day
of October, 1944.
C. D. HOGUE, Commissioner
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
WILMINGTON DIVISION
IN ADMIRALTY
William G. Broadfoot, Jr„ Winston
Broadfoot Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Trustee for Francis B. Broadfoot. Fran
ces B. Claypoole, Robert E. Tapp, Eli
zabeth W. Tapp, Elizabeth W. Broadfoot,
Ruby L. Mayer, Frances Lutterloah and
Shepard Bryan Broadfoot, Trading and
Doing Business as Broadfoot Iron
Works, a Limited Partnership. Libel
lants
Vs.
The Canadian Auxiliary Schooner
"Stewart T. Salter” her engines, tackle
apparel and furniture.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE IN
REM PROCEEDING
Notice Is hereby given that the
STEWART T. SALTER, an auxiliary
schooner of Canadian registry, her en
gines, tackle, apparel and furniture, will
be sold at public auction under decree
of the United States District Court for
the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Wilmington Division, on Wednesday 15
November, 1944 at 12:00 o’clock Noon,
s. w. t.. at the Princess Street entrance
of the United States Customs House in
Wilmington, N. C. to satisfy a decree in
tavor of libellants' in the above-entitled
:ause.
Dated and posted, 1 November, 1944.
FORD S. WORTHY,
U. S. Marshall
By: WALTER T. HATCH
Deputy United States Marshal
IMPORT CONTROLS 1
OFF 53 ARTICLES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.— (IP —
Import controls were ordered lift
ed tonight from 53 commodities,
including iron ore, fir, pine, and
38 food items.
Simultaneously it was announced
that the War Food administration
will assume the import regulation
of certain foods previously con
trolled by the War Production
board. WFA also ordered on new
commodity — unground pepper,
black or white, under import re
strictions.
The release of 53 items, effec
tive November 13, was announced
as being in line with the policy of
easing controls as supply, ship
ping and other strategic consider
ations permit.”
The foods affected are: com
starch; dried cherries; alfalfa
seed; dried buitermilk; canary
seed; castor oil; castor beans; cas
tor pomace; dried cream; dog
food; certain fatty alcohols and
acids; those dried fruits which are
not specifically provided for in the
import orders; dried grapes;
grapes, other than hothouse; gly
cerine; deydrogenated or harden
ed oils and fats: whale oil, other
thru sperm; lard oil; mate; mate
yerba; murumuru nuts and ker
nels; murumuru nut oil; inedible
olive oil; edible onions; dehydrat
ed onions; peaches, green, ripe or
in brine; pears; racing or fancy
pigeons; other pigeons; pimien
toes; sheep, lamb, goat and other
sausage casings; seal oil; tucum
nuts and kernels; tucum oil;'
prunes, prunels and plums; live
stock and poultry feed; wheat bran
and shorts.
WPB removed from control th«
following articles: alpaca, llama,
and vicuna hair; antimony; cot
tonseed hull fiber; Spanish cedar
logs and lumber; fir, pine, and
prima vera logs and lumber; cot
ton waste; ergot; iodine; and iron
ore.
In taking control of food imports,
WFA issued a regulation which fol
lows the pattern of WPB’s import
order and which requires import
ers of foods to obtain an authori
zation from WFA. Applications al
ready made to WPB and authori
zations issued to WPB will con
tinue valid.
Relaxation of import controls
was announced for a few other
items, Including alpargatas, deer
skins, unmanufactured cow, horse
and goat skin leathers, and un
manufactured hemp (cannabis sat
iva type only). These still require
import authorizations but their
sale in this country no longer is
controlled.
-V
Norwegian Diplomat
To Talk With Stalin
LONDON, Nov. 7.— <#)—Trygve
Lie, Norwegian foreign minister,
has arrived in Moscow for con
ferences with Soviet officials on
questions of "common interest”
to Russia and Norway, a spokes
man for King Haakon’s govern
ment announced tonight.
Lie was accompanied by Terje
Wold, minister of justice, and Dr.
Karl Evang, director general of
public health. The delegation,
which had been in Stockholm for
discussions with members of tne
Swedish government, flew to Mos
cow yesterday.
The spokesman said Lie proba
bly would be received by Mar
shal Stalin. Diplomatic quarter!
considered this significant sine!
Russian troops are fighting on
Norwegian soil.
-V
Jap Prisoner Escapee
Reaches Home At Last
MINOT, N. D„ Nov. 7 —Wt—
Lieu. Col. John H. McGee of
Minot, N. D., who escaped from
;he Japs early in September after
2 1-2 years as a prisoner in the
Philippines, landed in San Fran
aisco Monday afternoon, accord
ng to word received by relative!
aere.
He was met by Mrs. McGee,
vho has been living in Plymouth,
Mass., and his father, George A.
McGee, Minot lawyer.
Colonel McGee escaped from the
Japanese when a Jap freighter
vas torpedoed by a U. S. subma
-ine, being among 83 officers and
Tien who reached shore from the
/essel.
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