The Wilmington morning star. [volume], February 17, 1946, Second\Society Section, Page 12-B, Image 24

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j§ Wm. M. HILL, Sec.-Treas.
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Hotel-Weight Aluminum
SAUCEPOTS and SAUCEPANS
10-qt. Saucepot....$9.00 each
21-qt. Saucepot....... ..$16.80 each
12-qt. Saucepan.... ..$9.00 each
21-qt. Saucepan.$17.60 each
Plenty of Restaurant-Weight Water Glasses and other
equipment.
DAVID JACOBI SUPPLY CO.
*
17 South Second Stree.
Announcing.
YOST serviIe station
AND GARAGE
NOW OPEN! I
Castle Hayne Road — Near Airport Road
| A Complete Service Station and Repair Garage j
RICHFIELD PRODUCTS
Gasoline — Lubrication — Repairs
Accessories — Battery Service
We Invite Your Patronage.
R. A. YOST, Owner and Operator.
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COLD PREPARATIONS
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops
CAUTION—USE QNLX AS BISECTED
STOP
Smoking in bed ... on
the couch. Horizontal
smokers.caused $18,000,
000 fine damage last
year. Fqllow the rule of
“safety first.” But if,
from any cause, your i
home should catch fire
— make sure'that you
*re fully protected by a
DIVIDEND - PAYING
policy. Phone us about
it.
F. E. Livingston & Co.
“Mutual Insurance”
204 Princess St. Dial 6047
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SEE KAMER
AND SEE BETTER
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
DR. W. A. KAMER
Optometrist
Bulluck Building
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You Will Find The Most
Complete Stock In Wil
mington At
FINKELSTEINPS
Corner Front and Market
NOTICE
This is to notify all* persons
that the undersigned is no
longer associated with the
grocery store and meat mar
ket located at 901 North
Fourth street in the city of
Wilmington and formerly
operated as OVERTON and
GEORGE.
J. W. GEORGE
\
I fuel FLEET OIL CO. fuel
= f6r real heating satisfaction
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w. H. -BILL’ PALMER HOWARD L. "SMOKEY” HERREN
(MURRAY TRANSFER COMPANY k
Local and Long Distance Movers ||
CRATING — PACKING — SHIPPING f|
H. R. GARDNER, Mgr. 9
Dial 5462 ^ 214 No. Water St. ^
Springer Coal & Oil Co.
Dependable Since 1873
Dial 5261
BLOOD-TESTED
BABY CHICKS
AND A COMPLETE LINE
F. C. X. Poultry Feed
? WILMINGTON FEED STORE
- 112 No. Tenth St. Dial 6202
WE NOW HATE IN STOCK ■
— 5-FT. BATH TUBS I
— CLOSET COMBINATIONS 1
— LAVATORIES I
— SINKS I
— STORAGE GAS WATER HEATERS I
— AUTOMATIC WATER SYSTEMS |
| COMPLETE LINE OF PLUMBING ~| (
V. A. Stefan© I
_ _Plumbing Contractor — ■
~ 503 So. 18th Street Dial 7547 I
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AREA RENT OFFICE
| AWAITS NEW ORDER
5 In answer to inquiries which
E have flooded the Wilmington OPA
S rent control agency since publica
EE tion of a United Press report from
S Washington that resort housing
E occupied on a seasonal basis would
— be exempt from price control this
= year, Maurice Moore, area rent
S director, yesterday, said his office
E had received no notification of the
5 exemption.
E “The Wilmington office has not
E yet been notified of the issuance
~ of an amendment concerning ejc
E emption of beach properties for the
E summer of 1946,” the director de
E dared, adding that “amendments
Z limited to one year effectiveness,
= were issued in the spring of 1944
E and 1945, each providing for ex
Z emption, during June, July, Au
Z gust, and'September, of those ac
Z commodations which were cus
E tomarily rented or occupied on a
E seasonal basis.
5 “Each of the amendments,” he
Z continued, “was qualified, how
E ever, by a provisio that the accom
E modation ' was not rented during
E any portion of the period com
= mencing Nov. 1, 1943, and ending
E Feb. 29, 1944.”
E Moore said he was not in posi
E tion to state whether any amend
E ment issued this year might ex
E elude the qualification of rental
E vacancy during the 1943-44 winter
E season.
= He emphasized, however, that
E any information received in the
E local office regarding changes in
E rental status would immediately
= be given full publicity in order that
= confusion and violations be avoid
EE ed. _
IT HAPPENED HERE
That life begins at 40 was
given material evidence yes
terday morning in the post
office lobby. .Standing alone in
the center of the floor, with a
look of bewilderment-, was a
little old lady—possibly 75, or
older. As she glanced around,
her bewilderment seemed to
turn to fright. Peeking from
behind a column post, near the
stairway leading to the second
floor, was another old lady of
possibly the same age. “Booh”,
she exclaimed as she stepped
into the open. “Couldn’t you
find me?” she asked her friend.
The hewilderment left the face
of the first woman as they both
laughed. “Hide-and-go-seek and
at opr age,” both exclaimed.
Negro Sawmill Worker
\ Cut In Half By Blade
LUMBERTON, Feb. 16.—Grady
Carmichael, 25-year-old Negro, was
killed instantly yesterday at a Pur
vis sawmill operated by Pates
Supply company when he acci
dentally was thrown into a cir
cular-saw blade.
Witnesses said the accident oc
curred when Carmichael’s sleeve
became entangled in the saw’s
blade and drew him into it, cutting
him in half.
Man Held in Jail Here
On Charges Of Bigamy
Filed By Father-In-Law
James M. Boone was being held
in jail last night under bond set
at $1000 for appearance in Record
er’s court tomorrow to face '
charges of bigamy lodged against
him by in a complaint signed by
B. F. Barnhill, Peachtree street,
Winter Park.
Boone was returned to Wilming
ton Friday by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Snow who arrested him in
Gastonia.
According to the sheriff’s report,
Boone married Mary Frances
Barnhill, Peachtree street, Wil
mington, and took her to Spar
tanburg, S. C. He later left her
and went to Gastonia to visit a
woman to whom, the complaint al
leges, he was also married.
The best way to dry out a wet
fur coat is to suspend it from a
padded hanger in a slight draft
after brushing it thoroughly.
REALTY TRANSFERS
The following realty transfers
vere recorded in the office of A.
3. Rhodes, register of deeds, yes
erday: ■_
Adrian S. King to John A. Faven
>ark, lot 32-4 Fox Sub. div.
Adolph Steiner to John A. Riven
>ark, lot 30-4 Fox Sub. div.
Howard Hodges to W. H. Moore,
ot 5-41 Carolina Beach._
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; SPRING FELT HATS i
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\ Gibson's Haberdashery *
J North Front Street f
AUTOMATIC
j GAS WATER HEATERS
20 gal. — 30 gal.
WILMINGTON
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
I R. M. KERMON. Jr.. Mgr.
25 N. Third St. Wallace Bldg.
Dial 6342
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Jusi Received!
Large Shipment Of
COVERALLS
D’LUGIN’S
10 South Front Street
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® PROMPT SERVICE ®
■ MacMILLAN & ■
| CAMERON CO. M
Dial 9635
We’re not “magicians” — but
you’ll be surprised how quickly
we can dig up a factory-engi
neered part for your Dodge or
Plymouth car, or Dodge Job
Rated truck. Our stock of parts
is most complete—stop in today!
Let Our Expert Mechanics
Service Your Car or Truck
And don’t forget our trained
mechanics have the “know how”
to install parts, and service your
vehicle—to your complete satis
faction! Make appointment_
NOW!
BEAR WHEEL
ALIGNING AND
BALANCING
DEPENDABLE
, DODGE-PLYMOUTH
AND
DODGE JOB-RATED
TRUCK SERVICE.
Prompt, Efficient
Service To All.
BAUGH
MOTOR CO.
216 North Second
Phones 7554-6212
Expert Shoe Repair
-Our Specialty
We take pride in the results
of our fine, painstaking
work on each pair of shoes
Count on us for doing the
best possible job to keep
your shoes in long-wearing,
easy walking condition. Re
pairs done while you wait.
BIG IKE
SHOE REPAIR CO.
Sam L. Houston, Prop.
114 Princess St. -•
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Dial 4196 *
W( Gel Yon There! |
Wherever you're moving, we
get yon there at least cost
Ton’ll find our packing serv
ice speedy and careful, and
our storage rates include in
surance protection that’s
complete.
DIAL 5317
FARRAR
TRANSFER & STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
Several years ago, possibly. In those years, wear
and weather have made some changes. Do you
know there is an easy and economical way to
improve your property and add to its value and
comfort? It’s our home repair and moderniza
tion plan. Make those home repairs now, and
pay for them in easy-to-meet monthly install
ments. Come in for details.
Three !
The / Million Dollar
ROGER MOORE W. A. FONVIELLE W. D. JONES
Pres. Sec.-Treas. Asst. Sec.-Treai.
M. G. JAMES, V-Pres. J. O. CARR, Atty.
We Are Now Equipned To Do Your
BODY WORK AND PAINTING
With Plenty of Post-War Materials and Expert Repairmen
Give Us Your Next Job and See The Difference!
ATLANTIC MOTOR COMPANY '
Old N.Y.A. Building Dial 5825 Carolina Beach Road
FUEL OIL
* Standard Oil •ESSOHEAT”
| Oil Burner Service
Harriss Fuel Co.
Dial 7774!
(3 Sevens & A Four
The Heat Number) |
David S. Harriss, Mgr. ■
TAX LISTING I
The lime for listing taxes has been
extended tor a short time. Please
list promptly and save penalties.
J. A. ORRELL
COUNTY AUDITOR
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MINUTES
With a checking account at our hank, you
can pay all your monthly bills by mail in a
few minutes.
• NO WASTED TIME
• NO WASTED GAS
• NO WASTED EFFORT
— And it takes only a few minutes to open
your account. Why not get started noiv?
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