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PAGE EIGHT CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, BEAUFORT AND MOREHEAD CITY, M. C CLASSIFIED AOS 8i t' 1!' I9 'lI Ht (,' C'J 1. so ,n. t CWTT8 A WOBB I M CENTS MINIMUM CUABGF ; DISCOUNT FOB CON8ECVTIVSLV BEPEATBD INSERTION CLASSIFIED DISPLAY M CENTS AN INCH FLA1 -L ; : " CASUS OF THANKS I CENTB A WOBD: 78 CENTS MtNIMCM CHARGE FOR SALE v MADE TO YOUR ' S" SPECIFICATIONS. fcSash, Cabinet Doors, Millwork, 4'' Douglas Firwood Doors 11 LOCKHART'S CARPENTER SHOP hi ; Dial M 8094 ii miles west of Morehead City on Highway 70 Thu t( $"OR SALE: My 1938 Chrysler coach; perfect condition. Never Jbeen abused. $800.00. Ask Bill Dye pbout it. Dr. O. H. Johnson M 509 1 tf SUNSHINE COURT water view lots with riparian rights. Electri city and water. 1 mile cast of post (Iice Front St. Beaufort. Two miles from Shacklcford Banks tlest fishing ground in state. G. M !Paul. P.O. Box 218, Beaufort, N.C. " tf 'AFTER June 1st, all watches Tines, pins, etc. left for repair Which have been here six months tir longer. Early Jewelers, Aren dell St., Morehead City. M25 MISCELLANEOUS TWO CASES- (Continued from Pace 1) automobile, an act which incited her husband' to spring from the other door to take issue. Attorney C. R. Wheatly, Jr., exhibited an eflarged photograph in evidence of injury to Mrs. Baber's arm al legedly caused by Corporal Spruill. Mr. Baber said that he also had been treated roughly by being handcuffed too tightly, whenjie was arrested. , Corporal Spruilt said on the stand that he had requested Mrs. Baber to step out of the car, that ELECTRIC IRONS, toasters, vac-1 He nad not toucned ner, mat Dotn uum cleaners, lamps, clocks and I had been drinking, and hat he had other appliances repaired by C. H. Wilson, Marshallberg. Jul23 FOR CORRECT TIME: M 8006. For correct jewelry, satisfactory watch impair, Early Jewelers, 812 Arendell St., Morehead City. tf MEN'S LAUNDRY wanted to do. Work excellent. 800 Fisher St., Morehead City. ltp WORKING GIRL wanted to share apartment conveniently located in Morehead City. Write NEWS TIMES, Box 12, Morehead City, ltp ALL APPLIANCES repaired. We pick up your lamp, iron or other items, repair and then return them. Phone Sound Appliance Co., M 8011. Your Frigidaire products dealer. tf Robert Sairit'i Attend Ceremonies at Faison PABAKSUNT (Continued from Page 1) Good Dlaces he has missed. To use an old editorial form, we (which , A M'- ndtM"- Rbfrt str' f,r- in this particular editorial case n- lipelltUie-ekeild at Faison where NOTICE! NOTICE! Horse Penning Diamond Pen June 2 Boats frUm Harkers Island and Marshallberg Capt. Willie Fulcher Jlp SWEET POTATO plant beds. Start pulling now. Will sell as they are Earl Campen, Beaufort. J 11 $0Y BEANS. See Marlowe, N. C. Joel Davis at M 25 p 1942 FOUR-door Hudson 6. Phone 3066. Lt. H. L. Joslyn, 2806 Evans St., Morehead City. It $942 FOUR door Hudson. ,H. L. Joslyn, 2806 Evans St., Morehead CTty. Phone M 3066. It 1941 CHEVROLET station wagon X-l condition. About 50,000 actual miles. $950. Apply V-C Buyers Service. 920 Arendell St., More head City. It M- HOUSE and lot at 508 Ann St., Beaufort. T. A. Uzzell, New Bern. tf th CENTURY design dining ta- . ' I e, manogany unisn. uuuu tunui- u)n. Also practically new uavano fed in first class condition; aiso six chairs. Phone Mrs. B. A. Bell, f3727 or B 4451. ! M25p ANO for sale in this vicinity, ian be purchased for balance (wing. Write Johnson Piano Co., 33 W. North St.. Kinston, N. C. Jlp It. HELP WANTED MEN can you qualify? The J. R. Watkins Co. has several openings in Home Service Dept. (Foods) $1.50 to $2.00 per hour, based on sales. Experience unnecessary. Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S 3, Richmond, Va. M 25 p WANTED AT ONCE For Employment At CAROLINA GRILL A dishwasher and several waitresses. Must apply in person. CAROLINA GRILL 128 Turner St. Beaufort lt WANTED associate representative, man or woman. Educational work. Part time. Interesting and instruc tive. Aee no barrier. For interview write Mr. Leonard, Box 38, Green ville, N. C. M25p FOR RENT STUDIO COUCH and dinette set. Mrs. Willie Dudley, Merrill's Apts., Highway 101, Beaufort. ltp- ftiBUICK. Good condition. For Information call at 603 Ann St.. fteaufort. ltp BEDROOM SET including dquble Ua dressing table, chest, chairs M25 4hd night stand. Phone M 5122 or M 3291, Moreneaa my. FORD coach. Will sell at tight price. 108 Gordan St., Beau fort. Apply after 8 p.m. M25p FT. BOAT. 5-ft. beam, 2-ft. raft Rudder, brass shaft and pro- feller Installed. 1911 Arendell St. Por information see Mr. George Lewis, 1813 Arendell St., More head City. M25p MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Rent our High Soeed Floor Sander and Edger. Low rates. Western Auto Store, Beaufort Phone 3651. tf FURNISHED "ROOMS for rent with or without kitchen privileges. Mrs. Abert Lee, 325 Front St., Beaufort. lt arrested Mr. Babep when the lat ter grasped his arms, cases continued Cases were continued until next week aganst J. C. Sknner, charged wth possesson and transportation of a small quantity of non-taxed whiskey, A. N. Dean, operating a tractor with a harrow on a public highway; Levi Wilson, charged with breaking and entering the storehouse of Eddie Collins. F. A. Stogner, driving without proper plates; Guy Dudley, chang ed with appearing in public drunk and Kenneth Lund, E. S. Pou, E. G. Barbie, V. G. Herring, J. C. Whaley, Jr., R. E. Beard, Leroy Guthrie, and D. L. Stallings, speed ing. In other cases heard Tuesday, George Warren paid $10 and court cost for driving without a license. Charges against him of theft of a car, drunken driving, careless and reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident at 8th and Bridges street in Morehead City two we?ks ag'', were dropped due to lack of evidence. Mr. Wneatiy, representing Mr. Warren, pointed out that the state was going on "assumption and supposition," and that neither Patrolmen Hubert Fulcher or Mur nhy Jenkins, who had arrested Mr. Warren 35 minutes after the ac cident, had seen anything relating to the chnrges. Robert E. Hcffner paid $100 and court costs on the charge of driv ing at 75 miles per hour. Francis J. Creedom paid $25 and court costs for careless and reckless driv ing. Sidney Thomas paid court costs for overloading his truck. W. O. Cox, Jr., had his license taken away for 12 months and paid a $100 fine plus court costs on a drunken driving charge. J. B. Dix on paid court costs for allowing a minor to operate a vehicle. Thomas C. Shoe was fined $10 and court costs for failing to stop at a ston sign. D. G. Guthrie and J. J. Jones paid court costs for driving with improper lights. A. R. Nollet paid court costs for driving without proper plates. Sam Loftin was fined court costs for public drunkenness. Leon Weiss Rose McLean, Robert E. Munford, L. A. Willis, A. C Malpass, J. A. Miller, and C. E. Coyton were fined $10 and court costs for speeding, and G. X. Rious paid court costs for operating a vehicle with improper brakes. eludes a wife and four children) can testify about the dining room at the new Carolinian at Nags Head. Aycock Brown, who covers the Carolina waterfrdnt and needs sustenance in the process, sends in both praise and a huge bill of fare from the Blue Ribbon Club near fylorehead City on Route 70. There are other places but there are certainly not enough of them. It may be that the North Caro lina vacationist only wishes a diet of coke and hot dog or is content ed with a steady succession of greasy fish and greasv ham. There is at least a possibility, however, that the best of the tourists, ready o leave behind he most profit to the resorts, might like something a little better. Its a fine thing to have water festivals and parades, symphonic dramas, maybe even do" track races at our coastal resorts. But a little better food would not hurt. The sad truth is that North Caro lina with fill its beauties and faci lities remains largely a gastrono mical desert. If it is really and truely interested in building a good and enduring vacation business, Variety Vacationland has got to provide some variety and quantity in the food it offers the vacation ists. And at present it is doing a mightly poor job. GIRL KILLED (Continued from Page 1) to stop but it was loo late, the jury was told. In its investigation, the jury ent both to the Jacksonville hos pital and the scene' of the trag edv. Coroner Lewis said. Funeral services for the child were conducted at 3 o'clock yes terday afternoon in Eureka Meth odist church, Goldsboro. Doeskin originally the skin of the female deer is now obtained from baby lambs. WANTED TO RENT SINGLE young businessman, per manent resident of Morehead City, desires small apartment located in Morehead City. Please contact Car teret County News-Times office. DH WOULD LIKE to contact some family in Beaufort or Morehesd Citv that's eoing away for month or longer this summer and would like to rent their home furnished, except for linens, to small family that will care for it. References exchanged. Please write Josh L. Home, Rocky Mount, N. C. It 16-FT. SKIFF built of Juniper with oak frames; also 5 HP out board motor. Will sell skiff with or. without motor. Or will sell mo tor alone. This skiff has center board and' can also be used as sail boat. See or write Samuel Nelson, Markers Island, N. C. Hp POSITIONS WANTED REFINED middle-aged lady inter ested in part time employment as companion or mother's helper. Have driver's license. Mrs. Carrie B. Jacobs, Seaview Apts. 1 on Causeway. B 5901. ltp ONE BLACK Mare Mule, 5 yra. id, perfect condition. Guaranteed to work anywhere, or an older mple which is a very good worker that a child could handle. Also some registered Durocs including l.bred gilt, several good spring J Bars. If Interested see me any ay before 1:00 p.m., 2 12 miles west of Newport on O ft. road. R. g: Garner. ... 1 MARRIED Veteran, 26, graduate U N.C. in business administration. Varied experience includes book keeping and typhg; familiar with payrolls, federal and state taxes Now employed. Desires permanent connection in Carteret County with opportunity to learn and ad vance. Write Veteran, 26, General Delivery, Morehead City, N. C. M28p MISCELLANEOUS FOR better Ome-keeping let us mniir your watch. All work guar anteed. Jarvis Herring, Jeweler, rraven St.. Beaufort, N. C. - tf WE BUY -Iran iron, steel, tin, au ' to radiators, bodies, fenders, bat teries. Get our prices first. Sault ePt Iron Metal Co., on More- hMd Cltv Highway. Phone New Barn 3910, or write P. O. Box 736. New Bern. tf DUPLICATE keys made to order w have the blanks aid the ma thine Protect yourself by having m extra set of keys made to put In a safe place. Western Auto As nrlat Store. Beaufort, N.C. tf TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, calculators. Ssles and service. Taff Office Equipment Co., 222 Craven ... New Bern. Phone 3135. tf lAWN MOWERS sharpessjd the factory way $1.50. Pick-up and de livery in Morehead City and Beau WOOLLARD (Continued from Page 1) perimentcd and fished these wa ters ever since they were youngs ters. Perhitps the biggest feature oi their shop is the metal plating tanks now being installed. When finished in about a month, they claim their shop will be the only privately-owned job-plating shop in the eastern part of the state. Being added now are the copper, nickel, and silver plating ovens and to be added later, cadmium and chrome ovens. 'Most of the metal plating done now is being sent to Norfolk, Bal timore, and Atlanta. WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 5 cents per pound for rlean rags. Thornton's Texaco Sta tion, Front and Orange Sts., Beau fort. tf VFW Auxiliary Sponsors Beaufort Safety Drive Ladies Auxiliary of V. F. W Jones-Austin Post, is sponsoring a safety campaign in Beaufort this week, working with Miss Merl Kei- thlry, of Kansas City. Miss Keithley is obtaining ad vertisementa from local merchants which will appear in a pamphlet, "Invitation to Live," to be distri buted in the city. The pamphlet, along with stickers, lapel buttons and a street banner,, sress safety precautions in daily living.: Governor Gregg Cherry and the national commander Of the V. F. W., have put their okay he cam paign. --.-"! . Boys! Earn $5 to $10 A Week Dislribuiing The UE7S-TH1ES Choice Bonles Now Open In Morehead City nft ORAM NEUTRAL SPIRITS 4 PROOF PrstaMf mi ItHM ir KIKE MOTHER! DISTILLERIES, INC. OST0N, MAS! Vole For CHARLES II. JOHNSON For GOVERNOR "The most important activity of the State Government i s the School System." Charles M Johnson DRESSED & DELIVERED Phone M-40M M-402.1 Call on today if yea waat Informa tion oil fiahJnf boats for charter or an or- 'fV r dor of droMod fUW.' t m Mod f I.W.J J orris MOREHEAD CITY FISH MARKET 18 Service Clnb Heaters . Attend , Doggie Roast Eighteen attended the Carteret County service club doggie roast and hamburger fry Friday night at Core Creek. A business meet ing in the community building fol lowed. t " ' V The next meeting, at which the club will be guests of Bernice Tall- man, will take place at 8 o'clock Thursday night, June 17. R. M. Williams, county agent, showed two reels of movies after the business session. ' they attended Stnday the cere mony dedicating a memorial to founder of the town, Henry Fai son, one of Mrs. Safrifs ancestors. Mrs. Safrit, the former Elva Faison, lived at Faison until 1932 when she became the wife of Rob ert Safrit and moved to Bepufort. The stone memorial to Henry Faison, founder, and his wife, was donated by John Sprunt Hill, of Durham, industrialist and philan thropist, who was born four miles from the site of the dedication. More than a hundred descen dants of Henry and Diana Griffin Faison. with townspeople, and friends, attended the program oi ; participate in a Navy dress parade aeaicauon in me rirsi nesuyu-i- tb be given on Freshman field lan churcn. Dukc University by the R.O.T.C. The memorial was formally pre-1 unit at 4:30 today. sented by Mrs k. k. raison. ores- At ,he cremonjcs awards win went oi tne aison community be ented to those N R. o. T. foundation and was accepted for I c members who navc attained out the town by Mayor L. D. Croom. sland proficiency in training. Herbert Colenda to Take Part in Dress Parade ' Herbert Fentriss Colenda, of 702 Bridges street, Morehead City, will Morehead City Firemen Answer Two False Alarms Morehead City firemen were kept busy last night, and this morning answering two calls, one at 12:55, the other at 4:10 early this morning. 'Andrew Bell drove the 750 gal lon pumper both times. The first call was a' false alarm pulled at box 46, 25th and Arendell streets; the second was an alarm turned in at box 15, 4th and Arendell streets. Firemen were called to put out a truck fire when the wiring ignited. Only damage was to the wiring. BIGGS SHOE SHOP Beaniort WE PROUDLY INVITE TO VISIT DURING THIS WEEK AND See Me ITS MANAGERS MARVEL BREAD Hme Style Sandwich Regular Pan 1-Lb. Oa Loaf I DC Marvel DINNER ROLL June Parker Sugared or Cinnamon DON UTS 'pg? Peter Pan PEANUT BUTTER Ann Page Peach PRESERVES A&P COFFEE Mild and Mellow 8 O'Clock 40c 3 Rich and Full Bodied Red Circle & 43c- Vigorous and Winey Bokor 45c 3 Si $1.29 FRUITS CORN, 6 ears i, 2 lbs TOMATOES I . Jim : II ' f I A&Pr. I Drit pVf10c 4--oc. 18c MWCE. J ,0 StMdard ' Can IflC Jar JOC bur,Self.BisU Can. 2C Jar ZIC I WWetsBrantf -. " JC wn t7 I .Abb Pan' " Can (J I aw i VtOtilABLES I " " CUICT kJ CATC COD BADV If STRAINED DICED OA I 20c 29c k 39c ti FRESH CAU6H7 it Red Bliss POTATOES, 5 lbs. 29c ;. ORANGES; 2 doz. 9c I GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for 27c WATERilM?lk7r a a l jm m anuiwuvi 1 mJJ mm AWS V V A National Favorite ' NECTAR TEA W 29c riNE GRANULATED SUGAR 5 - Lb. Baa 10 -Lb. Bag. Nabisco Shredded WHEAT . ' lona Tomjto Juice - UUqr'a Fruit Cocktail ....... California DrIM PEACHES , Ann Pan Pvanut BUTTER Old Dutch Cleanser A. Si P. BarUctt PEARS ... 2 Pk 35c No. a Can No. 1 Can i-n. 1-Ib. ixt PkS. no. a Can 27c 24c 23c 35c 9c 39c ..mTI -Ta ... .TT - 3 I w. m. ,.m j IVORY SOAP 2 , 21c CAMAY SOAP 2 b" 21c Personal Ivory SOAP 2 15c OXYDOL : Pkg. IVORY FLAKES Lgo. Pkg. SOAP 2 far, 21C Ivory SOAP 2 37c Woodbury SOAP 3 Bars- GRADE! "A" FANCY ' . Sliced Bacon, lb. 73c SMOKED ftOCKLESS PICIIICS. lb. FRESH - GROUND BEEF; lb. . .. PORK ROAST ' SHOULDER, lb. 49q FRESH PORK LIVER FRESH FANCY ..... 49c .....43c lb. 39c FRYERS, lb 69c FAT, TENDER 1TEIIS, lb : 57c THICK FAT ' N FAT TIEAT, lb. 25c STREAK-O-LEAN ISAT. lb..:..:31cj The Carteret Weiss-Times ex- '" presses its appreciation to the 5 principals, senior class advisers, 1 at this time, their busiert of the' year, and seniors who supplied I information . making this issue ' possible, f :" " Hammocks were discovered in America by Columbus. The Ameri can Indians called them "hamacs." Yellow is the strongest color in point of luminosity. 43c 85c tfOOlSlW'S INTERIOR FINISHED for THAT LUXURIOUS APPEARANCI B-AUTIFUL colors in the correcl finish for every" room whether you wish the mellow and restful Flat Finish... the artistic 'Semi Gloss... or the smooth-as tile Interior Gloss. Easy to use. ..quick drying. Wash able and long-lasting. Ask for color card. Surfaces take on new life under the magic touch of Woolseys Laqcaw Enamel. Perfect for fur niture, woodwork, toys, lawn chairs, cabinets, etc. Amazingly easy to apply! No brush marks! One coat covers. Dries in 4 hours to ,a hard, wear-and-weather-resistant finish. Try it! m ' " arms r ti . . taty to Apply . . . Quick to Drv VTOrvrpiuui uiiw n.ui- Retisfing One Coat Mokes Btemishes Oisopptor. faty to Keep Clean II Paint Now- Pay Later! Use Our Easy . Monthly Budget . , Plan at 1 Carteret Hardware Co. INCORPORATED Phone B 4211 Beaufort I 1.1 V . I fort Dial B 3651, Western Auto Dogs probably began to bark on Eiore, Beaufort ly when they became domesticated