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■^Automotive.
Chiropractor
.SUra-Stati0—
luBuiWers.
sjuilders Supplies.
SSess Opportunities.
ii-Business Service.
i5_Business Sites.
jh—Cleaners—Dyers.
jSTwood—Fuel OH.
S^Dairy Products.
52—Dancing
;3-Pogs-Cats—Pats.
Ig-Dry^ Cleaning—Pressing.
41— Eatables
42— Eating Places.
45—Electrical.
43— Feeds.
49—Finarscia..
60—Floor Fiwslteri.
51— Florist.
52— For Rent.
53— For Rent At Reserota.
55_For Rent—Apartments.
60_For Rent-Rooms.
63-Room and Board.
65—For Rent-Houses.
■70—For Sale.
13-Hardware.
15—Household Goods,
83-Houses For Sale.
65-Help Wanted—Male.
93-Help Wanted—Female.
91-Insurance.
100- Instruction.
101- Jewelry.
Ic2-I.aur.dr7.
104- Loans.
105— Lost and Found.
110-Livestock.
311—Miscellaneous.
112-Machinery.
318-Music,
320— Office Equipment.
321- Office Eor Rent.
325—Paint—Papering.
126- Plumbing-Heating.
127- Printing.
330—Professional.
335—Personal
136-Poultry
139-Radio and Repairs
130-Real Estate
352-Refrigeration Service
355—Seeds—Plants—Bulbs.
158-Situations Wanted.
157-Shoes.
180-Transportation and Storage.
161-Typewriters.
170—Wanted.
z-Automotlve
FOR SALE: 1941 HARLEY DAVIDSON
74. 0. H. V. Motorcycle, excellent
condition. Cheap for cash. Dial 4506.
GOING TO SELL YOUR CAR? SEE US
today. Cash and all details can be
handled in a few minutes. Ceiling
prices paid. Sutton-Haskett Pontiac
Co. 16 No. 2nd. Dial 2-3150.
WE INSTALL SHATTER PROOF GLASS
in automobiles. Robert’s Auto Ex
change. 519 South 13th.
WE PAY ALL THAT OPA CEILING
will permit for clean cars. Mac-Mil
lian Buick Co., 208 No. 2nd. Dial 9574
Passenger car tires, repaired
and recapped. Reid’s Tire Service. 216
Market St.
Chevrolet, Oldsmobiel, Cadillac
j Yales and Service
RANEY CHEVROLET CO.
Jflr Princess St. Dia 8651
| TOP PRICES PAID
| On All Used Cars
| J. T. BARKER
! Next to Cape Fear Hotel
:ash for your car. we buy and
good used cars. Howel] Motor Co.
_i North Third Street.
’ASSENGER CAR TIRES RECAPPED
irepaired. Akron Tire Company,
J t»orth Third St.
AjSHIXG, polishing.' waxing,
ireas-ng, lish* .,,,1_
SpoonerStati°n* 3rd and Walnut* w* E*
°fLSA.LE.: ,°» Ik”AND ONE 1940
I„1'3 ton stake trucks. Ceiling
Wca. Mark-s Machinery.
1i'? .Y°™ tires recapped by
v, **c,ory finished method. Wen
X Bro'"3rd and Grace- 01,1 j
°.LSALF HI'PP SKYLARK,
i M rondmon, good rubber. 309 South
BH*h Ave>’ Apt- 3' Wrightsville
“Chiropractor
^A£Hr;. BAcKACHR NERVOUS
i" BoiiVMary Jl Layton, 512 South
■T BmUmg, Phone 2-0128.
'“Builders
BVILDWG REPAIRS.
-J?t8' 3. L, Mahan.
^BiMers Supplies
t'°IfjVHITF- POCK WALLBOARD
Idi'4 T.e, *,aUs' Celotex 16 x 32 In
ins™.., ‘ E ceilmgs, is excellent
Ask Becker’s. Dial 7761.
ini? nABH LOCHS, BLINDS, WIN
PL. :tatnci, screens. Turned
S<i ShL i®bl”*ts* Oldest. Best Equip
®at ait m Cl'3'' Roderick and Land.
delivered TO YOUR
s O Com
the d'? JUST v GHT UP WITH
Se storm Tkl e !!ave covered since
c'C5torr.e-5' the far sighted
«« to ther!h m wa:,ed trntil we could
roof d’Li <'ia,e not ,ound a sin
0! t£^<“4 over *10.00 and only
iSSLiaji. oiIai%4u”bw c°" 211
^oshtess Ser ,.,,—
1‘ar1^;', SA-N-TNG AND FIN
J°Ia>d linoleum* ’machines for rent,
Mothers Vt «“■* and servlc®‘ M.
^Stj. Duoj-luh »nd Chest
P1:::, ■; iec>graphing,
V riE M -." o' 'announcements,
Bi,vlay C°- Wll
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*rort b,!1 at Finkal*
on
J5. ’^nr- SERVICE
*“•'* 4ehven of a11 kinds.
"s' »>«1 *m *06 Kidder
; 25—Coal—Wood—Fuel Oil
' WOOD ALL KINDS., ANY LENGTH
any size, also kindling. Dial 6204 B v
Rivenbark. '
35—Drug*
Let Us Fill Your Next
PRESCRIPTION
See Us For Your Drug Needs
BROOKLYN PHARMACY
#02 North 4th St. Dial 757a”
NO ONE SELLS FOR t.zwi 111
41—Eatable*
BROWN'S GROCERY, CHOICE CUTS
lamb, veal, beef and pork. Fancy Gro
ceries, 802 North 4th at. Dial 6535.
45—Electrical
MASON ELECTRIC CO.
Electric Contractors
107 North 3rd St. Dial 6782
48—Feeds
FULL O PEP. MASHES, QUAKER
dairy rations, suggered Schumacher
Scratch Grain, Dog Food, Rabbit
Food, Goat Food, etc.. J. J. Allen and
Son. Dial 5762.
TUXEDO FEEDS
The Feeder’s Silent Partner
CROSS SEED CO.
51—Florist 7
CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS, COR
sages, funeral designs. Quick deliveries
Blossom Shop, 31 So. Front. Dial C03o!
55—For Rem—Apartments
NICE APARTMENT, NEWLY FIXED.
Pniinla No philrlron T~Uo 1 q oino nnn
Princess Street.
THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED. 620
Orange Street.
THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment. 110 So. 16th. Dial 2-8088.
FOR RENT ONE APARTMENT. PART
ly furnished. Also one room-furnish
ed. Apply 308 So. 3rd Street, from
12 to 6 p. m.
60—For Bent—Koomo
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ADJOIN
ing bath, for light, housekeeping. 1221
So. 4th St. Dial 2-2177 after 1.
FOR RENT: ROOM, TWO MEN OR
couple, hot water and heat. Close in.
Dial 6804.
BEDROOM FOR RENT. AUTOMATIC
heat, continuous hot water.. Semi
private bath. Gentleman. 201 Church
Street.
63—Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN. ONLY
$10.50 week. 15 Princess St.
65—For Kent—Houses
FOR RENT OR SALE: ONE FOUR
room bungalow newly renovated. 12
miles from Wilmington on Clinton
hiehway. No small children. Phone
2-3376,
FOR RENT: ONE EIGHT ROOM
dwelling on Clinton highway, 12 miles
from Wilmington, ail city conveni
ence. Phone 2-3376.
70.—For Sale.
ITHICA 20 GUAGE DOUBLE BARREL
shotgun, some shells, $40.00. Also one
twelve guage hammer type double
barrel gun—ten shells, $20.00. Phone
4397,
TEA KETTLES, FLOUR SIFTERS, CAN
openers, small tin funnels with strain
ers meat block brushes, electric heat
ers! single hot plates, $2.50. New ship
ment of cash registers, safes and meat
slicers. L. F. Sollee. 902 Princess St.
INFANT’S RUBBER PANTS, 50c; ALL
wool soakers $189. The Nancy Wil
ma Shop. 112 N. second St.
FOR SALE: 50 NEW HAMPSHIRE FUL
lets. April hatched. $150 each. Dial
2-2201. _
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY MILL WORN
gyp lap plaster and finishing lime.
Bargain price. Dial 5647.__
SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRASS
iers designed. Mrs. Ramseur. 2019 Cre*
sy Avenue. Dial 6214.
RESTAURANT TABLES. CHAIRS,
stools, dishes, silver, glasses. C. B.
Sternberger Equipment Co. Phone 2
1766. 1009 Princess._
WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
, .__, *nr 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 W®
have Nu-Enamel cleaners, stalni. and
varnishes for the best Job. Thru-1
Stores, Inc., 29 South Front St._
SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
supports for healthful restful posture.
For appointment call Mrs. J. B. Rober
son. 2-8025, 2-3718. _
OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT SUN
day mornings. The best in sandwiches
barbecue, fried chicken and fried oys
ters. Prepared to serve in your car.
Ideal Grill, end of No. 4th St.__
SPECIAL "
Gent’s stainless steel expansion. Watch
bands $12.50. Wilmington Jewelry
Shop, across from Post Office.__
LADIES 17J BULOVA WRISt/wATCH
14K. Gold, 2 diamonds. $87.50. Wil
mington Jewelry Shop, across from
Post Office._.
SMALL POWER HACKSAW, WITH Mo
tor. 213 Chestnut Street___
AIR COMPRESSORS. ALL SEES. FAC
tory shipment. Write B. H. Dixon,
Rocky Mount._
942 NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER, 28
ft. Palace, 26 ft, both like new. Creech
Trailer Sales, Carolina Beach Road.
JUST RECEVED, WHITE GYM SH°ES
Non-rationed. Pickards, 209 Market St,
75.—Houshold Goods
NEW SHIPMENT CHILD’S 8W»w
chairs, auto seats, standard size ba y
cribs. Railroad Salvage Co.. 603 Cas
tie St._
DEAR SANTA: I WOULD LIKE TO
have a red wagon and a boat shoo y
HKe uic - -
ture Co. “The Old Reliable._
IN STOCK: FIVE BURNER FLORENCE
ranges built on ovens, also wood and
coal ranges. Castle Street Furniture
Co. Dial 6447.____
SPECIAL SLOT BOTTOM KITCHEN
chairs. $1.75 each. Levine Furniture
Co.. 6th and Castle. Dial 5347.__
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF 5
burner Florence oil ranges and 3 bum
er oil cook stoves. Home Furniture
Co., 23 Market St. _
WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF MllT
rors, period, modern and ovals. Pen
der Furniture Co., 28 South Front St.
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNI
ture. H. Evanson Furniture Exchange,
716 Castle. Dial 2-3809._
IRON, COAL AND WOOD HEAT
ERS. $29.50 UP. H. BERGER
AND SONS. 707 NORTH 4TH
ST. DIAL 5128.
SPECIAL ON BABY CARRIAGES. $25.00
.and up. H. Berger and Son. 707 No.
4th St. Dial 5128.
FOR SALE TWO 20 GAL. AUTOMATIC
gas hot water heaters. G. Stein Furni
ture Co. 605 No. 4th St._
VACUUM CLEANERS, WASHING MA
chine and electric Iron parts. Elec
trolux cleaner, sales and service. Dial
2-3562._
BEDROOM SUITES, BREAKFAST
suites, wood and coal ranges. Oil rang
es bed springs and mattresses. Bat
son's Transfer and Furniture. 119 So.
Front St. _
FOR SALE — PREWAR ALL METAL
aluminum springs and double bed.
Dial 5404 after 5:30 p. m. _
FOR SALE — GENERAL ELECTRIC
Frigadaire. Dial 8820-J County.
75.— Houshold Goods
WEEK END SPECIAL. STAN
DARD SIZE BABY CRIBS AND
KANT - WET MATTRESSES.
$19.95. CAROLINA FURNITURE
CO., 617 NORTH 4TH ST. DIAL
4048..
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OB
studio couches with springs. Caro
lina Furniture Co., 617 North 4th St.
Dial 4048.
FOR SALE: NEW PERFECTION OH
cook stove, celling price. 110 Orange,
Apt. 5.
STUDIO COUCH. DOUBLE COT, MIR
rors, chairs, desk, breakfast room
table. Dial 2-3198.
PRACTICALLY NEW KITCHEN CAB
inet. Porcelain table top. Phone
2-1956.
THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE—FOR
sale. 123 Lake Forest Pkw.
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
apartment size electric ranges. Home
Furniture Co., 23 Market St.
80.—Houses for Sale.
8 ACRE FARM 5 ROOM BUNGALOW.
Modem conveniences, garage poultry
houses. 438 foot road frontage. Oakley
Road. Castle Haynes, 5 miles. Ches
ter W. Taylor.
1319 Princess St.
Corner Lot—75x165
8 room home. Modern fur
nace. Price reduced for
quick sale.
$10,500.00
HUGHES & MORTON
W. T. Swink, Associate
Wallace Bldg. 3rd & Princes!
Dial 7691
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
706 Northern Extension. 6
rooms and bath. Ocean
front. Completely furnish
ed. Electric refrigerator.
A Beal Buy
$5,000.00
Call R. H. Lewis
GEO. A. BIDDLE
Real Estate
232 Princess Dial 7902
SEVERAL NICE PIECES OF PROP
erty for sale. Carolina Beach. Winter
prices. Write Box 661A, Carolina
Beach. Tucker Real Estate Co.
FOR SALE
Pages Creek
14 acres, 3 cleared, cabin
27x16 ft. and one small room.
Good fishing and crabbing.
Nice timber on property. Im
mediate possession.
WADE REALTY CO.
J. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess Dial 440C
2021 KLEIN ROAD. PRINCESS PLACE.
5 room bungalow on good terms. naTO
wood floors throughout with inlaid
linoleum in bathroom and kitchen,
heat, immediate pssession. H. F. Wil
der. Phone 4932.
FOR SALE
318 South 2nd Street
A $10,000 house for $6,500.
$1,500 down. Balance like
rent.
Call R. H. Lewi*
GEO. A. BIDDLE
Real Estate
232 Princess Dial 7902
FOR SALE: 307 NO. 2nd St. (NEXT
to comer of Grace St.) 10 room home,
large lot — residential or business
section. W. M. Hewlett, Realtor. 214
Princess St. Dial 7138. _
FOR SALE
Castle Haynes Road
6 acres of cleared land.
Wide road frontage.
6 room bungalow. All mod
ern conveniences. A real
buy.
Call R. H. Lewis
GEO. A. BIDDLE
Real Estate
232 Princess Dial 7902
SELL YOUR PROPERTY THROUGH
listings with J. S. Lyell. Jr., Realtor.
242 Princess St. Dial 2-3186.
FOR SALE—315 S. 15TH ST. ATTRAC
tive and sound five room bungalow,
good condition. Early possession. Fos
ter-Hill Realty Co. “We Sell the
Earth."
FOR SALE
6 rooms and bath. Caro
lina Beach road. 7 acres
partially cleared. A sacri
fice.
$3,500.00
(iEU. A. BLUULihj
R. H. Lewis, Salesman
232 Princess Dial 7902
85.—Help Wanted—Male
PORTER FOR READY-TO-WEAR SHOP
Reliable colored boy for full time
work. Apply Fashion Center, 115
No. Front 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 I). S. Employment Service offices.
WANTED: FIRST CLASS MEAT CUT
. ter. Open Air Curb Market. 4th and
Chestnut.
5 FIRST CLASS PAINTERS WANTED:
*1.25 hr. Dial 2-1339. C. W. Stephen
son. —
WANTED: FIRST CLASS TRUCK ME
chanic. *60.00 per week, full time.
Bryant Lumber Co. _
90—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED: WHITE MARKERS AND
sorters. Colored flatwork ironers. Shirt
and pants pressers, Also hand Ironers.
Ideal Laundry. Front and Orange.
WANTED: SALESLADIES. SINGLE OR
married, age 16 to 50. Apply to Man
ager. H. L. Green Co.___
EARN $5.00 DAILY TAKING ORDERS
for fall dresses, sweaters. Size 9 to 46.
Repeat orders. $5.98 up. For samples,
write Maisonette Frocks, Box 83.
Cincinnati 15 Ohio. , (White women
only). t
90.—Help Wanted—Female
WANTED: WAITRESS. APPLY WIL
mington Hotel Coffee Shop.
WANTED: COOK AND GENERAL
housework. 1402 Grace St.
SALESLADY
For dress and coat dept.
We have a permanent posi
tion for one who can sell
and trim windows. You
can name your own salary.
CRAWFORD’S
WANTED: EXPERIENCED COOK.
Good salary, Mrs. Julien K. Taylor, 1811
Princess Street.
’ EXPERIENCED SALESLADY IN DRESS
and coat depts. Steady position. Good
salary. Inexperienced need not apply.
Nathans, 22 South Front.
LADY FOR CASHIER OR SALES
work. Apply Open Air Market. 4th
and Chestnat. _
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED.
Apply Coast Line Soda Shop, 403 No.
Front St.
CASHIER
Wanted for Ladies’ Apparel
Department Store. Pleas
ant and responsible per
Dept. Store. 214 N. Front
St., Wilmington, N. C.
WANTED SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
to help care for invalid. Dial 4813.
WANTED WHITE OR COLORED WOM
an to stay on lot and help with chil
dren. Good pay. Dial 2-3610.
95—Insurance
MUTUAL FIRE AND AUTO INSUR
ance. Real estate, bought and sold.
J. L. Baldwin, Agency, 217 Princess
St_
F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO.
Mutual Insurance Real Estate
_WaUace 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.
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,
Typewriters, Shotgun*, Musical
Instruments and Anything of
Value.
FINKELSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE
‘‘Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest"
Front and Market Streets
105—Lost and Foud
LOST BETWEEN WALLACE AND WIL
mington, lady's black fabric pocket
book, with pink rim glasses, ration
booka and other papers. Reward. Mr.
and Mrs. Moyer MacMillan, 111
Colonial Village, Dial 6378.
LOST RATION BOOK 4. PLEASE RE
turn to Floyd Hutchins, 1208 South
Second St.
LOST—CHECK AND BANK BOOKS.
Sum of money in plain envelope. Re
ward. Phone 9594.
LOST OLD “A'' GAS RATION BOOK.
Joshua Singleton, 1011 Fanning street,
Wilmington, N. C.
LOST NO. 3 AND 4 RATION BOOKS.
Alfonso; Josie May; Cyrus; Joe and
Carrie Stukes.
LOST NEW “A” GAS RATION BOOK
F. C. Gray. Rt. 3, Wilmington.
LOST KEROSINE RATigN STAMPS.
Ethel Wise, Brown Bank Trailer Park.
110—Livestock
FOR SALE WESTERN SADDLES, BRI
dles, blankets, saddle pads, also Eng
lish saddle and bridle. Sutton-Council
Furniture Co.
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.
HORSES FOR SALE AND RENT BY
hour. $1.50 per hour. Bill Cole Stables
Dial 9710.__
118—-Music
COME TO A. H. YOPP PIANO CO., 208
Princess SL for your sheet music, re
cords arid musical supplies.
125—Paint—Papering
I PROTECT, BEAUTIFY PAINTING DONE
reasonable. Best paints used. W. E.
Styron, Dial 2-1160. _
136—Poultry
BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS, LEAD
Ing breeds, hatches twice weekly.
Thousands on hand daily. Roudabusha
Seed Store.
139—Radio and Repairs
RADIO TROUBLE? MANNINGS RADIO
Service, 106 No. 2nd St. near all
bus stops. Phone 2-1403.__
HOWARD RADIO CO.
AH Work Fully Guaranteed
1027 So. 3rd StPhone *826
BLAKE BROS.
RADIOS AND REFRIGERATION
REPAIR SERVICE
520 Castle. _Dial t-2790
I HAVE TUBES AND PARTS FOR
your radio. Watson’s Radio Service
722 No. 3rd St.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
PLUMBING and HEATING
and REPAIRS
PERSONAL ATTENTION
W. B. DANIELS
DIAL 7990
I LOANS 1
■ QUICKLY ARRANGED ON |
1 AUTOMOBILES *
1 ALSO LOANS ON *
f FURNITURE and |
| APPLIANCES |
| Finance Incorporated |
* Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. ®
| Corner 201 N. 2nd St. |
■ Telephone 2-8213 &
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139—Radio and Repair*
WE BUY. SELL, REPAIR ANY KIND '
of radio. Hufham’s Radio Shop, 517 No.
3rd. Dial 5397.
150—Real Estate "
WANTED — LISTINGS OP, PROPERTY
for sale. For quick, courteous service
see L. L. King, Real Estate, 238 Prin
cess. Dial 6931,
WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY. WE
have customers with cash for homes
from SI,000 to $15,000. Call A. B.
Walton Realty Co., 128 Princess St.
Phone 5087.
if YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold, list it with W. R. Davis, 114
Princess. Dial 6118.
FARMS - FARMS - FARMS
From 750 to 35 acres. 25
miles from town. Terms
if desired.
GEO. A. BIDDLE
R. H. Lewis, Salesman
232 Princess Dial 7902
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.
FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR
property with Geo. A. Biddle, Real
Estate. R. H. Lewis, Salesman, 232
Princess.
-uttua-x muis— OUiUS
RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS
and shrubbery. *2.50 a load deliver
ed. Phone 6083.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize in the Seeds
You Need
CROSS SEED CO.
1* Market St. Dial 6868
HAVE A GREEN WINTER LAWN:
Plant winter grass now. free planting
Instructions. Complete stocks vegetable
seeds. Cabbage plants from daily, fer
tilizers. flower pots, Roudabush’s Seed
Store, corner front and Dock.
ABRUZZ1 RYE. WHEAT. OATS. BAR
ley, vetch, winter peas, clover. Wood’s
Seed Store, 317 North Front
170.—Wanted
WANTED ONE MEDIUM SIZE TRJ
cycle or will exchange small one for
same. Dial 2-3958.
WANTED TO RENT BY COUPLE, FUR
nished bedroom, apartment or small
house. Preferably with piano. Write
box "PX” care Star-News.
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment. Have child 16 months old.
Dial 7711. Room 632.
WANTED: TWO BURNER OIL HEATER.
Dial 5457.
WANTED: COPY OF OCT. 22ND. STAR
News. Bring to Circulation Dent.. Star
News.
WANTED: 2 BUTANE GAS HEATERS.
Dial 6595.
TRICYCLES, WAGONS. OTHER METAL
toys repaired for next 2 weeks only.
213 Chestnut Street.
WANTED: MOULDS FOR THE MANU
facture of cement blocks. Write or
wire J. W. Ray, Tabor City, N. C.
WANTED — COPY OF SEPTEMBER
28th Wilmington News. Bring to
Circulation Dept. Star-News.
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 OCT. 4th 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
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
l " i
Roofing
All kinds of carpenter work.
Asbestos
Siding, Caulking and Fainting
R. B. WARREN
Estimates Free Dial 2-V12S
~’"l 11 ■ .
WANTED
FOR PERMANENT POSITION
Accurate, Experienced Typist
Peferably with knowledge of
shorthand. State age, experi
ence, and names of references,
with specimen of handwriting.
Address: C. IJ. T., care Star
News.
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We WILL PAY CASH
FOR YOUR
USED CAR
RANEY Chevrolet Co.
4th & Princess Dial 962)
CEILING - The price
we pay on all Clean
USED CARS.
MAULDIN
MOTOR CO.
Call C. H. Spooner, 9973
170.—Wanted
VE PAY CASH FOR ALL MAKES OF
tewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 304 No. Front St Dial 5526.
VANTED TO RENT: TUXEDO WITH
size 40 coat or coat alone—Wednesday,
Nov. 22. Write “Tux" care Star-Newt.
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO PUR
chase 1939 or later model car. Spot
cash. 112 So. 9th Street after 6 p. m.
WANTED LATE MODEL USED CAR.
From private owner. Dial 2-2014.
WANTED — GIRL'S LARGE BICYCLE
Pre-war preferred. Dial 5018.
WANTED — GOOD CLEAN LATE
model car. Will pay top price. R.
H. Lewis, Geo. A. Biddle, Real Estate.
180.—Legal
NOTICE ~
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
Notice is hereby given that the under
ligned will offer for sale and sell to
:he highest bidder for cash, at his place
jf business at number 1104 North Fourth
Street, in the City of Wilmington, Coun
;y of New Hanover, State of North Caro
ina, on December 5th, 1944, at 12 o’clock
toon, one 1941 Ford Delux Coupe Auto
mobile, Motor No. 186392887, bearing 1942
License Number 269-101, and, 1943 Tab
Number 226-847, in order to satisfy me
:hanic’s lien for work and material fur
lished on said automobile hereinbefore
iescribed.
This the 14th day of November, 1944.
W. J. SHAW.
For Truck Service Garage Company
1104 North Fourth Street
Wilmington, N. C.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,, Office of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit,
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore,
Maryland. Date of publication, Novem
ber 15, 1944. Notice is hereby given that
one 1938 Chevrolet Coach, Motor No.
1216413; 1935 Chevrolet Coupe, Motor
No. 4956745; 1930 Ford Coach, Motor No.
A-4436753; 1937 Ford Coach. Motor No.
5728880, with accessories, and 4 pieces of
topper pipe, will be sold at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, for cash, at
MacMillan & Cameron Company, Wil
mington, North Carolina, at 11:00 a. m„
tn November 25, 1944, pursuant to for
feiture under Section 3724, Internal
Revenue Code. R. E. Tuttle, District
Supervisor.
BUILDING APPROVED
NEW BERN, Nov. 14.—Secre
tary of Navy Forrestal has ap
proved the construction of a new
synthetic training building, cost
ing $443,500, for the Marine air
station at Cherry Point, accord
ing to announcement by Repre
sentative G. A. Barden. The new
structure will replace the frame
synthetic training building which
was destroyed by fire several
months ago on the base.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
LOANS--FINANCING
Auto, Electric Refrigerators &
Household Equipment
Coler Motor Finance Go.
Back of Cape Fear Hotel
Open 9-6 Dial 2-1956
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
214 S. Froni Si.
Wilmington, N. C.
N. & J. Finance
Cornoration
P. O. Box 1446
Phone 2-2740
Monday, Nov. 20ih
We will sell the Dairy Herd
of D. B. Burns, consisting of
50 Holstein Cows; 20 Guernsey
Cows and 30 Holstein and
Guernsey heifers. The sale will
be held Monday, November
20th, at 12:30 at Auction on the
premises of Burns Dairy, Golds
boro, N. C.
JOHN F. HOBBS,
Sales Manager
A. W. “HAPPY” CARLSON
Auctioneer
Remember, we go any
where and conduct Auc
tion Sales on a Commission
Basis.
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WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.
Arsenal of Communications
The nation’s largest producer of electronic and communica
tions equipment for the armed forces needs YOUR help NOW.
You can help speed the coming V Day by joining the produc
tion army at our plant in Baltimore, Maryland. Numerous va
cancies for men and women. These vacancies include the fol
lowing:
MEN
mechanical Engineers Laborers
Electrical Engineers Tool Makers
Tool Designers Tool & Gauge Inspectors
Mechancial Draftsmen Sheet Metal Workers ,
Electrical Draftsmen Millwrights
Cost Accountant Machinists
Production Control Clerk Electrical Testers
Handyman
WOMEN
Comptometer Operators Stenographers !
Key Punch Operators Typists
A Company representative will be available for interview .
at the local office of the U. S. Employment Service from Nov.
11 through Nov. 18. from 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M.—Ill Grace j
Street, Wilmington, N. C. ,
Arrangements for housing and transportation to Baltimore 1
will be furnished those who are employed. 1
War Manpower Regulations Will Be Observed
_ —* ]
GUNS BRING DOWN JAP PLANE
AN EXCITING MOMENT aboard a U. S. carrier as a Jap bomber (indicated ;
by arrow) is shot down and lands in flames in the water. The gunner, in |
background, rolls up his sleeve and the ship’s lensman (center) grinds j
out another thrilling episode in the battle ofl the Central Philippines, i
This is an official U. S. Navy photo. (International) J
Military transport Version
Of B-29 Is Undergoing Tests
vv a. vii, ia/ ——
military transport version of t h e
B-29, with the speed, range and
h:gh - altitude performance of the
superfortress, is undergoing tests.
This was disclosed today in an
announcement by the Boeing air
craft company of a “stratocruiser”
for postwar production. The trans
port, the announcement said, will
have these features:
A maximum capacity of 100 pas
sengers or 35,000 pounds of cargo;
a top speed of 400 miles an hour,
with a cruising speed of 340; a ceil
ing of 30,000 feet, with a pressurized
cabin keeping atmospheric condi
tions equivalent to those of 8,000;
powered with four engines with a
maximum of 3,500 horsepower
each; an operating range of 3,500
miles, providing non-stop New York
to London or transcontinental
flights.
The announcement said:
“A military prototype of the stra
.UClUlOCi, UUMt 444 ovvtvvji
undergoing tests, making the air
plane the first of the greater post
war supertransports to be complet
ed by any aircraft company.
“All present models of the plane
will be for military service.”
In appearance, the plane closely
resembles the combat B-29, using
the same wing of 141 foot spread
and the same tail surfaces. The
fuselage is 12 feet longer than that
of the B-29; the gross weight of 130,
000 pounds is 10,000 more than the
superfortress.
The two decks result from build
ing one fuselage or, top of the other,
with the wing structure running be
tween. The plane can be operated
in various combinations:
Carrying 100 passengers in three
cabins, two on the upper and one
on the lower deck, with remaining
space used for cargo and baggage.
As a sleeper, with 36 berths or 72
day seats. _
Stroud Case Delayed
In Recorder’s Court
John Robert Stroud. 39-year-old
shipyard worker, accused of re
ceiving stolen goods, and having in
his possession various pieces of
jewelry alleged to have been part
of the loot taken from Kingoff's
jewelry store last July, was called
for preliminary hearing in Record
er’s court yesterday morning, but
for the second time the case was
postponed.
The case is scheduled to be heard
today, when Sam Lineberry,
another shipyard worker, is also
scheduled to appear before Record
er H. Winfield Smith on a charge
of larceny and receiving, allegedly
part of his participation in t h e
Kingoff robbery.
Bill Rising, who was sentenced
to from eight to 10 years in the
state’s prison, was ordered return
ed to the city as a state’s witness
in Stroud’s case, and will testify
tomorrow.
-V
2 Lumberton Casualties
Listed In Asiatic Area
The names of two Lumberton
men, wounded in action with the
U. S. Army in the Asiatic area,
were released today by the War
department:
Pvt. Wiley F. Edwards — Mrs.
Lizzie B. Edwards, wife, Rt. 1,
Lumberton.
Pvt. Charles C. Goodwin—Mrs.
Lula H. Goodwin, wife, North
Lumberton.
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Only five per cent of the Fili
pinos are employed in industry,
much of which is concentrated
around Manila.
NEGRO SENTENCED
IN ASSAULT CASE
J. W. Andrew*, alias “Chicken,’*
26-year-old Negro of Sumter, S. C.,
accused of attempting to criminally
assault and murder an 18-year-old
white girl at WrightsviUe Beach,
entered a plea of secret assault
with intent to kill in Superior court
Tuesday morning and was sen
tenced to 20 years in state’*
prison by Judge Henry L. Stev
ens, Jr., of Warsaw.
The attack took place between
two ocean front cottages, shor'ly
after midnight on August 31, wnen
the girl was returning from the
postoffice.
Mary Scott Pollock, Negro,
charged with larceny and receiv
ing, entered a plea of not guilty,
but was found guilty and ordered
confined to Camp 404, Women’s di
vision, of the state’s prison, for 18
months.
Johnnie Powell, Negro, charged
with violating the liquor law and
reckless operation of an automo
bile, entered a plea of not guilty,
but at the close of all evidence,
the defendent pled guilty of having
non-tax-paid liquor in his posses
sion, and was sentenced to six
months on the state roads.
The case of Jack Yount, alias
L. M. Rose, 23-year-old Marine,
charged with larceny of an- auto
mobile, was nol prossed, and th«
defendant was released to mili
tary authorities.
-V- , i
Nazis’ V-2 Timetable
Upset By Experiments
LONDON, Nov. 14.—iS)—Month*
of unsuccessful experiments with
20-ton rockets have delayed the
Germans’ V-2 timetable and con
vinced them it would be impos
sible to use rockets against Amer
ica in this war, a usually well
informed source suggested to
lay.
The monstrous rocket originally
y was designed as V-2, this im
’ormant said, and had a 12-ton
varhead. Large supplies of crit
cally needed war material were
given top priority for its pro
iuction, he added, continuing:
Hundreds of the rockets were
aunched towards experimental
:ones but failed to reach the
ground. German scientists the
>rized that friction created by
heir great weight and speed
;aused them to disintegrate in
he stratosphere.
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LIEUT. WARE ON DUTY
NEW BERN, Nov. 14.—F i r s t
A. Storer P. Ware, USMCR, for
nerly secretary of the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company in
Vilmington, has arrived in this
irea for duty at the Marine air
itation at Cherry Point.
He joined the Marine corps four
nonths ago and after an assign
nent at Quantico, Va., was sent
o Washington for a short time
>efore being ordered to duty at
Iherry Piint. His wife is resid
ing with relatives at Newport
4ews, Va.

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