The Wilmington morning star. [volume], September 09, 1947, Page 11, Image 11

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I Ml—Legal _
, t0 Said estate will please make
dfbtCdiate payment to the undersigned.
the 19th day of August. 1947.
T'" JIKS SAMUEL W. SMITH, Adm.
Est. of Samuel W. Smith,
Deceased.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
" WILMINGTON
electrical
SUPPLY CO.
WHOLESALE ONLY
09 suit St. Wilmington, N. C.
& Larger *| r
r LOANS *13
On Furniture
and Autos! Jrtr
AETNA Ld
LOAN AND *tf)
FINANCE CO. *fjU
(Formerly Wilmington
Finance Co.)
203 MURCHISON BLDG.
2nd floor - Dia) 7942
Are your car payment*
FEEL BOWED - DOWN
Don’t let big car-finance pay
ments rob life of its pleasures.
Refinance the car, through us.
Arrange lower, much easier
payment-schedules. We make
the payment terms to fit your
paying-convenience! Call us up
(or a talk.
M aivd J
FINANCE CORP.
23? Princess St. Dial 2-2740
Lei U?
REFINISH
Your Old
FURNITURE
We guarantee to make your
OLD piano look like NEW.
All Work Fully Guaranteed
Our ihop is equipped with all
modern machinery. Under man
agement of Mr. Buckhanna
formerly with the Cape Fear
Refinishing Co.
DIAL 5497
for FREE estimates
Paul's Refinishing
Shop
523 South Front
REALTY TRANSFERS
Frank J. Weiss to Carl S. Fen
ger, lot B, Redistricted Idlewild.
Clayton C. Holmes to W. D.
Politte, part of lot 5, block 490,
city.
Irvin Hardin to Marshall
Building corporation, lot 68,
Chestnut Heights.
J. N. Bryant to Y. L. Farmer,
lot 9, block 79, Carolina Beach.
Eugene C. Hicks, Jr., to Olive
C. Hatoff, left 21, block 1,
Wrighstville Beach.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ralph E. June, 28, Hammond,
La., and Eugenia Shepard, 24,
Wilmington.
Elmer H. Williamson, Jr., 21,
Greenville, S. C., and Margaret
Lee Castien, 18, Wilmington.
LEJEUNE WORKER
SENTENCED
j Linwood B. Murray, a civilian
| worker at Camp Lejeune, was
: tried and convicted of trespass
ing and drunkness on govern
ment property yesterday after
noon by the U. S. Commissioner
J. Douglas Taylor. Murray was
sentenced to 60 days at the fed
eral reformatory at • St. Peters
burg, Florida.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Jfron?*
WE’LL LEND YOU
$50 To $1000
Or More On Your
AUTO or TRUCK
FINANCE, INC.
ind A Chestnut Dial 8-8213
- In ^ -
5 MINUTES
COFER MOTOR FINANCE CO.
208% Market Dial 2-1960
Dial 2-397?
WibmtHjUn, Tt9.
Throw Away That
Lawn Mower And
Water Hose!
Plant Centipede
Lawn Grass
The new grass imported from
South China by the Govern
ment to provide permanent
lawns in the South. Neeas no
mowing or artificial water
ing. Grows under trees on any
kind of soil. Ground prep
aration unnecessary. Plant
this Fall! For particulars
write—
R. N. CRAVENS, Agent
208 Lackawanna Blvd.
N. CHARLESTON, S. C.
Wt Exiermiiaie
• Rat*!
• Bedbugs!
• Roaches!
YARBOROUGH
215 Princess Dial 2-8651
SAFE!
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE!
LOCALLY
OWNED AND
OPERATED!
’lCOto*1000„°o5«
^^
Also Personal LOANS
(SLnm&iciol GieJit
^ ■ CORPORATION. ■
115 PRIXCESS SX. ' PHONE 7251
COMPARE OUR RATES
BEFORE YOU BORROW
CASH
YOU
GET
$100
$200
$300
$500
$1000
Monthly Payments
IS Mot.
$ 7.35
14.70
22.05
36.47
72.65
12 Mas.
$ 9.04
18.08
27.13
44.85
89.36
you • • • ”l,ct y°yr
monthly paymont plan
STAR GAZER'
ARIES
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TAURUS
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37-46-57.
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} May 22
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49-52
.« CANCER
£ June 23
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54-63-73
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-By CLAY R. POLLAN
To develop message for Tuesday,
read words corresponding to num
bers of your Zodiac birth sign.
1 Day
2 Hold
3 Your
4 Protect
5 Your
6 Health
7 Everything
8 Make
9 Finances
10 New
Jl.Not
12 Endeavors
13 Contacts
14 You
15 Favors
16 And
17 Can
18 Good
19 People
20 Will
21 Upset
22 Like
23 You
24 Happiness
25 Ability
26 Especially
27 Should
28 Date
29 Be
30 Emotions
21 Strings
32 Be
33 On
34 In
35 The
36 Be
37 Business
38 For
39 Sure
40 You're
41 From
42 Better
43 Right
44 Should
45 Apple
40 Social
47 Bring
48 Your
49 Generally
5U Today
51 Stop
52 Successful
53 And
51 And
55 Recognition
58 Affection
57 Life
58 Seek
59 Think
60 Before
Cl Special
62 And
63 Expenses
64 Making
65 Cart
68 Before
67 Purse
68 Outside
69 Results
70 Adventure
71 Commitments
72 Activities
73 Less
74 Favors
75 Toda'y
76 Deciding
77 Excess
' 78 Worry
Good
Adverse
Neutral
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Dec. 22 '•
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CAPRICORIT
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Jan. 20
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P'SCSS
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This Funny World
JfcNaugb^^idicatMneiJ
“Have we pot anyone around here who can fin a prescription?”
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Mince
5. Warbled
9. The shrine
at Mecca
(var.)
10. Mass or fog
12. Employed
13. Norse sea
god
4. Cushion
5. Frighten
6. Toward
the lee
7. Kind of
strong ale
8. Man who
shot Pres.
Garfield
9. Stylish
22. Division ot
a chain
23. Chirping
insect
24. Speakers
25. Negative
vote
26. Black,
viscous
substance
14. Wrath
15. Before
16. Music note
17. Liken
20. Observe
21. Frozen
water
22. -Marshy
11. Most arid
15. Built
18. A shade
of red
19. Highest
card
20. Dry. as
wine
30. Becomes
weary
31. Semblance
32. Nostrils
33. Asterisk
35. Flat
topped
hill
YeBterdmy’f Answer
38. Swab
39. Solemn
wonder
40. Spring
month
meadows
23. A state
(U. S.)
27. Kingdom,
SW Asia
28. Convert
into
leather
29. Island (Gulf
. ofMex.)
30. Close-fitting
jackets
34. Close to
35. Insane
36. Cushion
37. Shaped
like a dome
39. Beetle
41. Ascended
42. Bet
43. Mineral
springs
44. Potato buds
DOWN
1. Capital
(Egypt.)
2. Seraglio
3. Fetish
(var.)
CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation
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KVZUGNUGC. — HPUM.
Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: O MORE BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER
OF A BEAUTIFUL MOTHER.—HORACE.
I ORPHAN ANNIE-_
ONLY THE BEGINNING
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I ® feel YOU'D BE DISGRACEO—) YOU'RE A 1
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AND
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YOUR PICTURE/^^I
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES—
A FINE THING
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AN OLD RAP
FEW MEN HAVE RADDySX EXACTLY, CAROL J BUT
PRESTIGE AND RECORD \ UNFORTUNATELY A FEW
OF ACHIEVEMENT, UNCLE VERY INFLUENTIAL MEN
TITUS... NO WONDER / IN THE ADMINISTRATION
| THEY NEED HIM IN / ARE DISTURBED OVER A
| WASHINGTONY RUMOR, AND HAVE BLOCKEP
|te|y-r \ HIS APPOINTMENTS TO
WKm/ _-7/—
RUMOR! ITS RIDICULOUS, J.R... BUT
UJUAT THEy KNOW you SPENT A SHORT
time IN THE LOS LOCO INSANE
RUMOP Y ASyLUM LAST yEAR, AND
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OH, MY SOUL AND 80DY.' I WAS Y OF COURSE WE
RAILROADED INTO THAT PLACE KNOW THAT, J.R,
BY THAT SCOUNDREL, BUCKINGHAM/ BUT THEY
1SH! THEY RELEASEDME IN yAREN'TSOSURE!
( A FEW PAYS ! J—y THEY'RE AFRAID
-v i . \ YOU MAY BE
\CRACKIN<SrUf”
GASOLINE ALLEY—
J ' m -.-i—
WHO’S WHO?
r I HOPE ISABEL, \ SHE’S OKAX BUT NOT
| THE GAS PUMP QUEEN, I FOR ME. I KEEP
! ISN’T INTERFERING / MV PISTANCE.
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PON’T TELL ME THAT! THERE’S \
SOME REP ON yOUR SLEEVE I
ANP SOME ON YOUR CHEEK! J
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DR. BOBBS—
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AND THAT'S STUWESANT
WI66LESW0RTH, MV
GRANDFATHER AND
FOUNDER OF IVYLEEK
COLLEGE. HE HAD TO
ENDOW THIS MAUSOLEUM
BECAUSE NO OTHER
COLLEGE IN THE COUNTRY
MOULD ADMIT HIM-HIS
PASSION WAS FOOTBALL,
AND STRANGELY ENOUGH
FOR AN OLD BIRD LIKE ME j
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f QUIET AND PEACEFUL,
ISN'T IT?THIS IS A NICE L
PLACE FOR ME TO JUSTI
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AND I SAY I AIN'T GOlN' TO NO Y BUT BE REASONABLE, YOU OWE1
FOOTBALL PRACTICE ! IF YOU KIN GIBRALTAR! - WAIT, IT TO US, t
ARRANGE FER ME NOT TO SEE AT LEAST, UNTIL THE , TO IWLEEK,
MY EFFIE.YOU KIN ALSO ARRANGE T TO....VOUR
FOR THE IWLEEK FOOTBALL COUNTRY!
TEAM TO PLAY WITHOUT,
ALL IS NOT
PEACEFUL
IN THE
EAST
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THE 9.0. ON THIS JH£ LEAKY ROOF
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CHALLENGE TO ARE A BIGGER
CHALLENGE TO
*IE'
THOSE WELL-PIGGERS f YEP/ I'LL SOLVE
HAVE BEEN PRILLING V THIS SWORD
FOR TWO WEEKS AND. •V~-^MYSTERY IF I
PIPN'T STRIKE ENOUGH \ HAVE TO TAKE
WATER TO FILL. AN EYE-CUP...\THE HOUSE
BAH/ THIS RICKETY HUT• ” \ APART..
PON'T BOTHER... JUST ^
HAVE PATIENCE...
IT'LL FALL
| APART/
ABBIE AN’ SLATS
THE FEELING IS MUTUAL
YOU CAN'T DENY YOUR VOICE, 7CNN 1 60 BACK]
. MI*S RHODE*. YOUR ADMISSION "STO MY BOAT NOW?J
' NOT JUST BECAUSE UmiOl
YOU SAVED NY LIFE, I
fiUESS-ALTHOUGH I A
DON'T UNDERSTAND ^
VERY GOOD HOW YOU ...
DID IT —BUT—BECAUSE- / V
OUT OUR W AY
By J. B. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE
With MAJOR HOOPLB
1/ SIS LEFT THAT \ (NO? WITH TR’ BOOK
I BOOK- IN TH’ CHAIR, \ MARKS YOU TWO USE
BUT WHY SHRIEK I \ YOU'VE BENT THE
l AT ME FER SITTIN’ / V BOOK AND
ON IT? YOU CAN'T \ } STRAIGHTENED
HURT A BOOK JIS / V THE SPOON.'
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Put a permanent miaye in ^ fully busy testing a fenm n
THAT SCHULTE'S BACKBONE,! EMBRYO IDEAS/— \NHY DON'T
lAOVJ'S ABOUT TRAINING ?— Q YOU REPAIR TO SOME RURAL.
I'M SO SOFT NOVM HE COULD M GROYE MO HERE A FARMER
GO OYER ME LIKE A BAKER ^ IS CLEARING LAND AND PULL
FORKING A PAN O' DOUGH/ Jk OUT A FEVN TREES BY THE
® ROOTS?—YOU COULD START .
Vs1'TW YOUNG SAPLINGS/
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