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50_Real Estate & Dealers
-"g gTe—small dry goods
?°crnRE DOING GOOD BUSI
S®fcOOD LOCATION. LOW
.iVRitE C-C, CARE
ctaR-NEWS. _
'—PTTnRE ACRES WE HAVE A CHOICE
ON sH? ,ot for *850. H. F. Wilder.
corner 1G'<2
Phone _
ONLY $2,750 BUYS
THIS SAAALL FARM!
acres, 20 acres of good fer
4 cleared land. 4 room
house. Large barn, corn crib
and garage. Here is a good
buy f'”’ °nIY
SEE US AT ONCE!
ORRELL realty CO.
REALTORS
212 princess Dial 2-3306
.—fiiAL ESTATE WITH US
UsT ,VP nrices. W. A. McGirt. Realtor,
street. 1. J. Taylor. «le^
man*___ ■ —
—TCCT7?roperty. will pay
VfAN™' u Cape Fear Realty Co.,
case. uu
r- 2-S54a.____—
—-r^TroNVrELLE REALTY CO* WE
^ serve you
]\ ACRES!
3 HOUSES WITH
ELECTRICITY!
RENTED!
‘ nn Masonboro Loop Road, just
I Us0Ut hof the golf links (Next
: to Capt. Sherman’s Place).
Some Timber!
MUST BE SOLD!
\ GEORGE A.
BIDDLE
REALTOR
232 Princess Dial 2-8534
D. T. SOUTHERLAND,
■ Salesman
I ph^ne County 5006 Night
I and Sunday
^^Refrigeration Service
JTSraKi EEFRIGERATION SERVICE
factory trained service. Commercial and
household. 11 Carolina Beach Road at
Sunset Park, Dial 4° 59._
15.1—Roofing_
ffliciTSIDINgT WITH CORNERS TO
match, any quantity, for immediate
delivery, for dealers and home own
ers also sheathing and insulation, back
er boards. H. J. O'Neill and Son, 454
Maple Ave., Elizabeth, N. J._
Let us cover your beach cot
tage with Cyclone shingles before the
rush! Mclver Lumber Co., 211 N. 8th.
Dial 4347,
155—Seeds, Plants, Bulbs
6HRUB3ERY~ ROSES^ EVERGREENS,
i Fruit Trees, Pecans, reasonably priced.
Write today for beautiful Silver Annl
i versary catalog from one of the South’s
Leading Nurseries. Howard-Hickory
company, Dept D, Hickory, N. C.
ft’E BUY FIELD PEAS. T. W. WOOD
and Sons.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize in the Seede
You Need
CROSS SEED COMPANY
12 Market street Dial 6858
FOR SALE - COMPOST SUITABLE
for flowers Shrubbery and garden*,
$3.00 load delivered. Dial 6083.
NURERY STOCK, EVERGREENS,
Shrubs, Rosts, Ornamentals, Fruit
Trees. Landscape service. Pruning,
Spraying, Tree Surgery, Lawn Care.
Manure, soil. H. C. Henerson. Dial
2-1027, 2-2403.
SEED POTATOES, ONION SETS. CAB
bage plants, garden peas, leapedeza,
carpel grass, pasture mixtures. T. W,
Wood and Sons
FOR SALE—50.000 ONE-YEAR AND
5.000 two-year blueberry plants. D. J.
I Arpin. Chatsworth, New Jersey.
156—Sit., Work, Wanted
POSITION WANTED BY REFINED ELD
erlv lady as housekeeper, companion
y or nurse to refined elderly gentleman,
% ^ take them in my home, free to
travel. Best of references through
r church or other reilable organization.
write "W.A.”, care Star-News.
lo7—Shoe Repairing
RUBK SHOE REPAIR. WE CALL FOB
and deliver, 815 No, 4th. Dial 4291.
^—Transportation, Storage
CENTRAL HAI lING. CRATING. SHIP
l « reasonable rates. Jones Transfer
^Storage Fireproof Warehouse.
IOr', Mth';NG and STORAGE, CALL
r™on Tra’’'sfer, Furniture and Storage
_iompany, low rates.
215 r n. °- J- HYDRICK
IV 4U Calhoun drive, Maffitt Village
Moving _ General Hauling
t - Call -
Dial 4036
._ Blue Top Lodge
°PVG 10 5IOVE? DIAL 7279 E. P.
transfer^ local and lon8' distance
.. H. H. SHERER
Sieving and Hauling
| «o job too small or too large
___ Phone 9395
^,CARRy insurance TO PROTECT
h Sati«fiiniterest‘ 15c mile long distance.
Call ie2337USt0nierS‘ ^ew equipment.
ifil—Typewriters
*2^. TYPEWRITERS. SALES AND
ce^ori0, Carbons, ribbons and *e
St tvS'i Weeks, 18 Princess
^^Diai 9906.
^MVanted
KiDE FROM AIRPORT ROAD
eJ?*n' daily- By veteran. A. C. L.
-fZ^-CaU County 6412.
170— Wanted
RETURN LOAD WANTED FROM NOR
foik or vacinity by March 5. E. P.
Local *nd lon*
WD^aS ~WL?AD OR PART LOAD TO
9- ®r points near, on 8th
Storage ° * 4928' Jones Tran,fer and
171— Wanted to Buy, Rent
Srt^veL ^ WATER HEATER AND
Etov-rAr- s“eo condition, price.
Box CAJ , care Star-News.
r WILL BUY BURNED OUT WATER
586l'P and refri®er*tor motors. Dial
WANTED TO BUY-1939 or ’40 Ford
N23rdri?enet. °Wner' Apply 110
to BUY KEROSENE WATER
heater. Dial 2-1272.
WANTED — APARTMENT-SIZE GAS
stove, late model. Dial 2-29»5.
WANTED SECTIONAL MAHOGANY
P°lQ.CBdx 10443," Wlde X 91~8" d6<p
^S°„top^ S.CAH IN GOOD
BUSINESS COUPLE DESIRES UNPURN
ubed apartment or house. References
exchanged. Write "H 40” care Star
News or Dial 5660 after 8 p.m,
WANTED—FURNISHED
APARTMENT
By veteran, wife, 4 months old child.
Must be attractively furnished, in nice
home. Permanently employed. Quiet, ae
fmed. Best references. Write full parti
culars to Box T-10, care Star-News.
WANTED USED KITCHEN CABINETS.
Dial 5128, Highest prices paid.
WANTED TO BUY ELECTRIC RERI
gerator in good condition. Dial 7173.
COTTON GOODS WANTED. WILL BUY
all types ol remnants, full pieces and
finished goods. Send samples, prices.
Koch, 2141 Bleecker street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
WANTED TO BUY SMALL OUTBOARD
motor, in good condition. 123 Dare
street, Maftitt Village, Dial 8320.
WANTED TO BUY LATE MODEL CAR
in good conidtion. Preferably Ford or
Mercury. Cash. Call 7522.
WANTED TO BUY HOME IN PRINCESS
Place. Chestnut Heights. Brookwood.
Dial 9031. Sunday.
180—Legal
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
The undersigned- having qualified as
Administratrix of the Estate of Hobert
Nathan Hudgins, late of New 'Hanover
County, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims agaimt the
estate of Hobert Nathan Hudgins to pre
sent such claims to the undersigned for
payment on or before February 24, 1947,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar cf
recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate settle
ment.
This 12th day of February, 5946.
LAIRA H. HUDGINS,
Administratrix of the Estate of
HOBERT NATHAN HUDGINS.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Administratrix of the Estate of George
Anthony Patterson, notice is hereby giv
en to all persons having claims against
the estate of George Anthony Patterson
to present such claims to the undersign
ed for payment on or before February
15, 1947 or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 15th day of February, 1946.
IRENE KATHERINE PATTERSON.
Administratrix of the Estate of
GEORGE ANTHONY PATTERSON.
NOTICE OF SALE
SURPLUS GOVERNMENT REAL
PROPERTY
The Public Buildings Administration,
of the Federal Works Agency, hereby
gives notice that it now has available
for disposal, under the Surplus Property
Act of 1944 and Regulation No. 5 cf the
Surplus Property Administrator, the fol
lowing real property which has been
declared surplus by the Government:
The subject property comprises 0.261
acre of land being a city lot, located at
the comer of Third and Marstellar |
streets, Wilmington, North Carolina; this
property beginning at a point where the
northern line of Marstellai street in
tersects the western line of Third street;
anu lunii i* uiciuic iiui uiwoiuij' wnu me
western line of Third street 99 feet to a
point; running thence westwardly and
parallel to Marstellar street 150 feet to
a point in the eastern edge of a 15 foot
alley; running thence southwardly with
said alley and parallel with Third street
66 feet to a point; running thence east
wards and paralel with Marstellar street
100 feet to a point: running thence south
wardly and parallel with Third street 33
feet to a point in ihe northern line of
Marstellar street; running thence east
wards and with said northern line of
Marstellar street 50 feet to the point of
beginning. The same being a portion of
lots No. 5 and No. 6 in block No. 4 ac
cording to the officia map of Wilming
ton, North Carolina. Improvements to
the properly consist of two frame build
ings with ncn-combustible roofs contain
ing 4,350 square feet and 750 square feet
resoectively.
Terms and conditions of sale and all
necessftry information concerning the
property and the method of exercising
priorities and submitting offers will be
available on and after March 10. 1946, at
the office of the Public Buildings Ad
ministration, Real Estate Management
Division, loop ted at 233 Candler Build
ing. Atlanta, 3, Georgia. Office hours are
8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
The property is subject to the follow
ing priorities in the order Indicated: 1
Government agencies, 2 State or local
governments. 3 Former owner taking
identical tract. 4 Former owner taking
substitute tract. 5 Veterans and spouse
and children of deceased servicemen, 6
Non-profit institutions.
The time for exercising priorities shall
be a period oi ninety (901 days commenc
ing on February 10, 1946 and ending on
May 10, 1948. Person.; not having a prior
ity may also make offers during this
period.
FRANK V. LANAHAM,
Real Estate Officer
ROTATION POLICY”
TOKYO, March 2—(£>>—A rota
tion policy for returning regular
army officers and enlisted men to
the United States, including those
who volunteered for specific pe
riods of time, became effective
today under a Pacific army forces
circular sent to commanders. Men
who have served 30 months’ over
seas without an intervening period
in the United States exceeding six
months are eligible for return.
Except general officers and mili
tary government officers.
If bread becomes too dry for
the table brown it lightly in the
oven and serve it like melba
toast. ___
NEGRO CAB DRIVER
DIES IN ACCIDENT
Intersection Crash Is Far
tal; Police Hold An
other Taxi Operator
Joseph E. Brown, Negro, 215 E.
Worth Drive Maffitt Village, was
instantly killed late Friday night
when a taxi he was driving was
hit by a car operated by Willis
James Goodman, Negro.
Goodman, who lives at 12 Taylor
homes, was travelling west on
Chestnut at, he claims, about 25
miles per hour, when the two cars
collided.
The accident occured at the
corner of 13th and Chestnut streets.
Brown was pinned under the front
end of his car and died instantly,
according to E. L. Strickland, cor
oner. He sustained a broken neck
and a crushed chest.
Goodman, also a taxi driver, is
being held in jail under $1,000
bond on charges of reckless op
eration of an automobile resulting
in death. An inquest will be held
Tuesday according to Strickland.
WILL VISIT BRAGG
FAYETTEVILLE, March 2—(£>)
—General Jacob L. Devers, com
manding general of the Army
Ground forces will arrive at Fort
Bragg Monday or a two-day in
formal inspection. He will come
here from Charlotte where he will
address a group of Red Cross work!
ers Sunday in launching the annual
drive.
You waste fuel if your pans are
smaller than the heating unit.
mrnmmm
SENSATIONAL
BARGAIN FOR
SHORT TIME ONLY
Labor shortage makes of
fer necessary regardless of
profit or loss. Act now—get a
full 200 brilliantly colored Rainbow Mix
gladiolus bulblets, all first year growth, at a prico
never before dreamed possible. Varieties normally
sell for $6-910 In older bulbs. Make your flower gar
den the talk of the town with the riot of eolor only
Rainbow Mix gladiolus can bring. Gladiolus and
gift sent by return mall. Order now!
{DH 3 RANUNCULUS BULBS INCLUDED
rilEE with your order for promptness. Bloom
_ first year into beautiful carnation-like
flowers, assorted delicate colors. Grow 10" to 12"
high. Your gift if you act now.
SEND NO MONEY. Pay only $1.49 plus postage
when 200 Gladiolus and 3 Ranunculus arrive. Or
send remittance with order, we pay postage. Money
back guarantee.Supply limited. Mall order today to
MICHIGAN BULB CO., Dept. AC-736
141 Monroe Avenue, N.W., Grand Rapids 2, Mich.
KREY acts quickly, aidi na
ture to soothe and heal raw,
tender, inflamed bronchial
membranes. KREY is the
modem way to treat coughi
from common colds that
hang on. KREY is worth}
of a doctor's prescription
A bottle of KREY may heljl
your cough today!
ASK FOR
ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN
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SO TH' PARROTS GABBIN' 1
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I1TTLE ANNIE ROONEY
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By Brandon Waist
>'( HOLD IT, BIG WIND;
sst* UNLESS YOU WANT
TO TAKE A SIGHT- f
SEEING TOUR IN AKi I
^ahbulance-^
GEE, MR. WEEDY-WHAT
HAPPENED?-DID YOU
HAVE AN ACCIDENT?
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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A.FINE HYPNOTISM / WHEN MOM COMES HOME, ] lAKE IT
teacher, you are/ I'm gonna Tell her. you l easy, ,
YOU KNOW WHAT I BUSTED HER PHONOGRAPH ) JUNIOR.!,
THINK Z I THINK. __ RECORDS / ry—S PLEASE.’
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■-- FAKE / ;-^ Y I CAN TEACH YOU
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^ —^***—~ HECTOR /
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PURL 1 AU- BY Tt-IEIR, PRST NAMES /
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THE MAN
IN THE CAR
RACES AHEAD
TOWARD A
SECTION OF
BEACH WHICH
IS HIDDEN
BY HEAVY
fOUAGE.
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^- WHAR I CAIN'T VEGOT TO USED UP ALL
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PILLER CASE, SUT-- ( ODA'AIT) A BITE 0 V/ITTLES .yORESEF DISHES
HAIN'T YORE WIFE-MATE \ »
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By Lank Leonard
READ ALL ABOUT IT! '
TEN KILLED IN TRAIN
'TREE‘S
WASN'T THE
LIMITED?
DON'T COME HOME,
KITTY-MEET ME AT
k THE STATION—WE'VE
7 GOT TO GET OUT
( THERE TONIGHT.1
BLONDIE
f NO THANKS,
BUT IT GIVES
WANT A ME AN /
LOLLIPOP IDEA/
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By Chick Young
lir* THIS WILL ^llll' LOOK, DEAR
( REVOLUTIONIZE ) ' A LOLLIPOP
N THE SANDWICH \ SANDWICH !
L, INDUSTRY
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MOON MULLINS
By Willard
rMY WORD! :g==a —'
WHEN IS
■ MAMIE TRY SOME \
COMING OF THIS I
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SUPERMAN _ . _
THE DAILY SPHERE'S EFFORT^ K-THE PLAINTIFF'S DESIGNATIONYgREAt/1|
TO PROVE THAT SUPERMAN A IS A PURELY EMOTIVE ONE YOU S
IS NOT A PERSON IS ABSURD. AND HAS NO RELEVANCE IN^H CONVINCED
IN LAW, ANY INDIVIDUAL J-r A COURT OF LAW/ HIM,
POSSESSING RIGHTS AND ] SUPERMAN'
DUTIES IS A PERSON. CrL_«4
(THEREFORE-.
However- in view of
SUPERMAN'S SUPERHUMAN
POWERS THE COURT
IT TO BE A VIOLATION Of THE
SPIRIT OF FREE COMPETITION
THAT ONE POSSESSED OF SUCH
POWER BE AT THE EXCLUSIVE
PISPOSALOF A SINGLE
ENTERPRISE. SO