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,PAGE EIGHT i I CLASSIFIED ADS iF FOR SALE INVERT your old sewing ma ichine into an electric model. Motor and parti $19.95 complete. City lAppliance Co., Front St., Beaufort- JSAVE MONEY on back to ichool (Clothes. We are featuring McCall iBatterns yard goods, covered buck '.tes and buttons. Mason's, Arendell $.. Morehead City. tf WARD'S Trailblazer Tires. Size 400x16, $12.60, tax included and in stalled. 8th Street Service Station, i8th and Evans Sts., Morehead City, phone M 3681. tf Zu: " GET OUR PRICES BE FORE YOU BUY A CAR. 7,0 SEE THE REST ' COME BUY THE BEST! '' 1948 HUDSON Coupe. Only 1 has a few miles. Excellent con dition. ''I 1947 FORD 2 Door Sedan. !'"lleatcr. seatcovers. 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Se 1 "dan. Radio, heater, seatcovers. "" 1941 CHEVROLET Club Coupe. Heater, seatcovers. , 1941 CHRYSLER Royal 4 ujPoor Sedan. New paint job. !UJ 1941 HUDSON. Seatcovers , and new paint job. 1938 FORD 2-Door Sedan. yl Has passed N. C. Inspection. )7 Bargain. -DICK PARKER MOTOR Co. 1302 Arendell St. Morehead City it .EXPERT alterations on men's and Women's suits and clothing. Work hat satisfies by an experienced fitflor. Famise Corset Shop, 1103 'A'rentlcll St., Morehead City. tf U. GOOD smell pick-up truck tires. Perfects. Money back guarantee. T)re Service Co., 1300 Arendell St., forehead Ci(y. tf WARD'S Winter-King Standard Batteries, 24 months' guarantee, 12.95 exchange installed. 8th Street Service Station, 8th and fcvans Sts., Morehead City, phone M 3681. tf $PR SALE at wholesale cost for tyuick sale: Six table model Philco radios; one Philco cabinet combi nation; one 52 gallon electric wat er heater; three kerosene water beaters; three 30 gallon tank?. The kerosene stoves have been used but in good condition. R. H. Dowdy, 106 Sixth St., Morehead lt 1 FIVE ROOM house furnished, Afendcll St., Morehead City. Two three unit apartments, Ann St., Beaufort. Also two furnished nouses, Camp Glenn. Phone B5321. 0. W. Duncan. D7 W SHRIMP BOAT now in operation $600. Phone M 7376 or call at 307 N. 23rd St., Morehead City. D7p Yf- SHETLAND pony with saddle and ridle. 5 years old. Gentle. Will ell or trade. C. J. Taylor, North arlowe. DlOp EXPERT RADIO repairing on all Makes. Philco car seta for immed iate installation. Matthis Radio Service Co., 1401 Bridges St., Mbrehead City. tf Jt; WARD'S Commander Batteries, 12 months guarantee, $8.75 exchange Installed. 8th Street Service Sta tion, 8th and Evans Sts., Morehead (JJty, phone M 3681. tf JARVIS Shell Shop, 510 Arendell St., Morehead City, Invites you to ccme in and see our beautiful line of shell work for Xmas. Wholesale and retail. Pin sets, corsages, lamps, gardens all sizes, flowers, birds and animal earrings. D17p 6 ROOM house with bath. Has a small two room dwelling at rear. Corner of Broad and Fulford Sts., Beaufort. See Mrs. Howard Hun nings, 205 Fulford St. for quick sale. D17p ELECTRO-MITE baby washer. Fine for small wishing and diap ers. Also Twin-Temp coal stove. Uaed only one season. 2703 Homes DnWe, Morehead City. DlOp DRESSED fryers. Orders taken un til: Thursday for delivery on Friday inl Beaufort. Phone Mrs. R. S. ithMBeaufort 5168. D7-14 (SOLE HOT Bhst stove. 107 N. 28rd St., Morehead City. Phone M(9687. . .. , DlOp 1&REE ROOMS of furniture. Kit cjhen, living room and dining room. sfso two bedrooms; also bicycle, trjrycle, Irish Mail baby carriage. Contact Mrs. McNeil Willis, 105 IftVflth St., Morehead City. It X;MAS BARGAINl Water view ' byllding lot 90 x 110 feet on Front Stu Ext., Beaufort. See Grayden Raul at Sunshine Court. D10 GYRL BICYCLE; quarter inch elec trre drill; row boat; sail boat; new Hollywood three-quarter size bed. Grayden Paul, Sunshine Court, CTbnt St. Ext., Beaufort - D10 WANTED 41 OR 5 ROOM house or apartment watUed-by Jan. 1, 1949. C. 3. Southard, 310 Linden Ave., Rsl- eIi, N. C. ' DlOp MISCELLANEOUS YPE WRITERS, adding machines, calculators. Sales and service. Taff Office Equipment Co., 222 Craven St., New Bern. Phone 3135. tf LICENSED electrician for electric al installations and contracting. Call City Appliance, Front St., Beaufort Phone B 325-1. tf FOR CORRECT TIME: M 8006. For correct jewelry, satisfactory watch repair, Early Jewelers, 812 Arendell St., Morehead City. tf WE BUY :rap iron, steel, tin, au to radiators, bodies, fenders, bat teries. Gei our prices first. Sautt er's Iroi. 4V Metal Co., on More head City Highway. Phone New Bern 3910, or write P. 0. Box 736, New Bern. tf DUPLICATE keys made to order. We have the blanks and the ma chine Protect yourself by having an extra set of keys made to put in a safe place. Western Auto As sociate Store. Beaufort. N.C. tf 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 WALL washing, wallpaper clean ing, interior and exterior painting. All work guaranteed. Mr. Sheets, 120 Ann St., Beaufort. B 3471. D17 PIANO TUNING also repairing. Finest work guaranteed. 25 years experience. Contact through THE NEWS-TIMES B 448-1 or M 578-1. D 28p LOCAL AND long distance haul ing. Furniture moving. Phone M 9551 or see G. W. Phillips at 905 Bridges St., Morehead City. D17 FOR RENT MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Rent our High Speed Floor Sander and Edger. Low rates. Western Auto Store, Beaufort. Phone 3651. tf HI-SPEED floor sander, edger, polisher. Rental terms, contracts, free estimates. Newport Wood working Shop. Phone Newport 397 or 412. D7p TWO furnished apartments corner of 20th and Bridges Sts., Morehead City. It HELP WANTED SALES OPPORTUNITY for the right man. Wanted Life Insurance salesman for Morehead City and Beaufort. Applicant must be be tween 21 and 45 years old, prefer ably married, neat, sober, and am bitious with at least high school education. Opportunity is unlim ited as many of our eastern Caro lina agents now earn from $5,000 to $15,000 yearly. Experience help ful but not necessary. References required. If you can qualify and are interested write Jake Hadley, General Agent, Box 507, Green ville, N. C. D7 EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE. Distri butor to sell retailers line of pro ducts, consisting of peanut butter, sandwiches, marshmallow pies, 5 cents cakes, carded nuts, pork skins, potato chips, roasted pea nuts, popcorn and candies. Protect ed territory. Should have ex perience in store route selling and be able to secure suitable panel truck. Reply to Box 1, care of THE NEWS-TIMES, Morehead City. D10 LOST LOST Male English Shepard dog. Tan and white, 3 months old. Lib eral reward. Mrs. Gaston B. Ful cher, 1105 Ann St., Beaufort. Dial B 3027, D10 Special llotices CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Marguerite Hussey wish to thank everyone for the hundreds of sympathy cards and numerous floral tributes re ceived during her recent illness and de:th. The Family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to the many friends who .sent flowers and expressions of sym pathy and to those who offered their services during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Fred Willis and Family Legal Iloiices ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administra tor of Fred W. Willis, deceased. lute of Carteret County, this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned at More- head City, N. C, on or before the 7th day of December, 1949, or this notice will be pled in bar of their recovery. All persona indebted td said estate will please make prompt payment. This 6th day of DecemberTJ943. ' Don Francis Willii, Administrator 6t D714-21-28 J 4-11 WATEBFEOnT (Continued From Page One) timet called "Millionaire's Row," because many of the home owners there are worth seven figures, be gins this week. Racing greyhounds created the fund which will be used to make the needed street improvements. After the racing season was over during the early autumn, the More head City Racing Commission's share was something like $27,000 or a 10 percent cut of the proceeds from this enterprise which intro duced legalized pari-mutuel betting in North Carolina. Of the $27,000 at least $25,000 will be used on the improvement of Morehead City's Evans Street. Even if they do not change the name, they should start calling it Greyhound Boulevard, in honor of the fast running dogs which were responsible for this addition to the town's treasury. Somebody wise cracked that next year's cut in the racetrack take should be used for repaving Arendell street, and that its name should be changed then to "Daily-Double Drive." Archie Royal tavls, Morehead City-born architect with offices in Durham, pave me the dope on the recreation pier proposed for Mo ney Island Beach. It will be more than just an ordinary fishing pier, according to Davis, and the -owners, Sportsman's Pier Inc., a corpora tion headed by E. L. Scott of Kins ton, plans to spend between $75, 000 and $100,000 on its construc tion. Already the War Department has given approval for the pier's construction. It will be 1,300 feet long with a 100 x 75 foot "T" at the offshore end. About midway of the pier or 500 feet offshore provisions will be made for a res taurant. A breakwater, made from pilings, will be a feature of the offshore end of the pier to pro vide facilities of fishing boats. Da vis says this will be the longest and most modern recreation pier on the North Carolina coast and that it will be ready for business by summertime, 1949. F. M. "Coach" Simmons, former ly of Morehead City who has been residing in Charlotte for the past several years was here on a visit last week. Recently he flew over to England to attend the Olympic games. His son was a member of one of the teams. On his return to America aboard plane he struck up a speaking ac quaintance with one of the pas sengers who was an Australian re turning home from a vacation in the Alps of Switzerland. He asked Simmons where he was from in the United States. "You probably have never heard of the state I come from. It is North Carolina, and I am frBHi Charlotte," Simmons replied. "Oh, yes!" said his plane com panion, "I have heard of North Carolina and as a matter of fact I was assigned to dutv there early in the war aboard a British ship." He was referring to one of the North Sea armed trawlers which based at Morehead City during 1942. "One of the things I remember about Morehead City is that fa mous seafood restaurant, where we always had a meal after coming in from patrol off Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras," he added. BOARD (Continued From Page One) board can lease public property for a period of 25 years. Under the lease presented by Mr. Taylor, the school would have the use of the ball diamond at all times and the Athletic associa tion's activities would in no way interfere with the school program. A delegation of men from Davis appeared before the board and re quested permission to purchase the school house at Davis for a com munity center. The board told the delegation that the price would be approxi-! mately $500. To obtain the build- ing as a community center, an organization consisting of a presi dent, vice-president, secretaryand treasurer should be set up at Da vis, Dr. Moore stated. The Davis citizens, representing the Woodmen of the World, the American Legion, and two church es, reminded the board that a new roof, costing approximately $1,000 would .have to be' put on the build ing. The board asked that the dele gation, including Grady Davis, Joe Davis, and Lionel Gilgo, return to the January meeting at which time they will make a decision as to the disposal of the Davis ichool house. H. L. Joslyn, superintendent of schools, made a report on the School Board association conven tion which he recently attended and also a 'report on the request for ichool funds from the state for the next biennium. ; . Liquor Sales Tola! $55,330 Daring November . Sales at the Alcoholic Board of Control storw in Carteret county during November totaled $55,380.- 40. - "'V.;:, ., - ' Gross profit wa $14,388.50 and 'estimated net profit, according to the report from the auditors of fice, was $4,232.03. Operating expense! were $2, 896.85, and salei Ux, $4,706.48. Al lotment! to the towns and hospital were ai follows: Beaufort, $955.48, Moreheid City, $533.98, hospital, $335.98, and Newport, $305.70. : CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, TEEN TCPICS (Continued From Page Three) halls. . Most students feel they must keep their room neat so it will get a good grade but they say, "Oh, what do I care about the halls? They aren't graded anyway. It's no skin off my nose if I throw a piece of paper down." Actually I know no one really says those things but in their sub conscious mind that's exactly what they are thinking. Excuse me, folks, for preaching a sermon but I hope you will realize what I'm trying to put across to you. Since you are in the school building practically all day why not make it a clean, pleasant place to stay, huh? Last Thursday afternoon we were shown three pictures in cha pel: "Nutty Pine Cabin," a comedy about beavers; "Beautiful Dream er," a story of Stephen Foster; and "Game of Games," the 1948 Army and Navy football game. These pictures were really nice, much better than any we had last year. Before the movies feegan, Mrs. Lollis, the high school librarian, talked to the students about the care of the library. It seems they aren't taking care of the books as they should and they are keeping books out weeks over time. She said that beginning Monday there would be a fine for overdue books, 2 cents a day. On Friday night the nurses are sponsoring a show at the school auditorium. It is an all-male show, "Hollywood Capers," and in it we have such famous people as Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth, Carmen Miranda, etc. I believe it's going to be a very funny but enjoyable show. The admission is 35 cents and 50 cents and everyone is in vited. t An "off-lhe-prcss" report on Morehead's game with Camp Le jeune was printed last week and I'm afraid it was exaggerated quite a good bit. Morehead did not mean to imply that Beaufort's basketball team is not good enough to beat Camp Leicune. In fact Beaufort has a 50-50 chance to beat them, just as Morehead had, even though they do have a good and a strong team. This re port, that was published, was said in a kidding way and was never meant to be published. We are all very sorry that this happened and we really wish Beaufort's team the very best of luck tonight when they meet Camp Leieune. I say this in behalf of our principal, coach, faculty and student body. Bye. CHANGES (Continued ".om Page One) mainland near the southern end of Core sound, about 8 miles east of Beaufort, Carteret county; not: Marshallburg. Middens creek: Tidal creek about 1 mile long, south of the village of Smyrna and flowing into Core sound from the west, Carteret county; not: Maddam creek, Mad dam's creek. Portsmouth island: A barrier beach extending from the present Swash inlet to Ocracoke inlet, be tween the Atlantic ocean and Pam lico sound; it is a north-easterly extension of Core banks; Carteret county; not: Core beach. Styron bay: Bay on the west side of Core sound about 1.3 miles southwest of the village of Atlant ic and east of Nelson bay, Carteret county; not: Styran Bay, Styran's bay. Tusk creek: Tidal creek on the west of Core sound about 1 mile north of Marshallberg, Carteret county; not: Wolfert creek. Wade creek: Stream about 1 mile long flowing eastward into Jarrett bay immediately south of Williston creek, Carteret county; not: Willis creek. West bay: A southern arm of Pamlico sound extending north west from Cedar island, Carteret county; not: Cedar Island bay. Williston creek: Stream about 2 6 miles long, flowing south-southeast into Jarrett bay about 1.6 miles above the entrance to the bay, Csrteret county; not: Williston creek. MAILING (Continued From Page One) mas shopping that everyone can complete early and thus avoid the last-minute crowds at post office windows." Mr. Webb pointed out that par cel post packages cannot be accept ed .unless stoutly wrapped, and ad vised shoppers to lay in supplies of heavy cardboard, sturdy outer paper, heavy cord - and printed fourth-class labels. Packages are limited to 70 pounds in weight, and must not measure more than 100 inches in length and girth com bined. The address should be re peated Inside the outer wrappings. The postmaster also suggested checking and revising Christmas card address lists next week. When the Christmas cards are purchased they should be, addressed and stamped at once and stacked in a convenient place for mailing at the proper time, thus preventing last minute oversights, he advised. Christmas Books Ready Mrs. L. A. Oakley, Beaufort, li brarian, announced today that the Christmas "Books, for both adults and children, are ready for circu MORDlEAD CITT AND .BEAUFORT. N. C 0ICLHE DAEE Accounts to the 3iet.'HEf HEADhUHTEK areh't' tuev'ee JtST KACEFtll roue milKafO ESCAPE thcHozxxsop I cmuiatioh malaria mary has ideas abott DICKIE DARE Clam Bake, Square Dance To Be Held Sal.. Dec. 11 Smyrna Parent-Teacher associa tion will sponsor a clambake and square dance at the Willis Brothers clam house, Williston, this coming Saturday night, Dec. 11. It was erroneously announced in Friday's paper that the clambake and square dance would be Saturday, Dec. 4. Proceeds will be placed in the school improvement fund. Elmer Willis, president of the Smyrna PTA, and at whose famous Williston clamhousc the bake will be held announced today that all those wishing to attend must make reservations by noon on Friday, Dec. 10. Reservations can be made by phoning Mr. Willis at Marshall berg 146. Door prizes will be awarded. Old Timey fiddlers will be there. "Elmer" is preparing the reaj thing, as he always does, say PTA officials. 30 Counly Besidenls Serve On Superior Court Jury Thirty county residents are serv ing on the jury for the civil term of superior court. They are John S. Jones, John Weeks, Lewis II. Swain, Alex Guth rie, John W. McCabe, Charles G. Jones, Selby Fulchcr, V. J. Garner, I. F. Moore, E. O. Davis, H. G. Lof tin. Elmer Salter, M. M. Dudley, M A. Davis, N. A. Avery, Avery Tay lor, Norwood Nelson, George R Lewis, James B. Gillikin, Clayton Guthrie, Jr., L. A. Garner, Jr., M. C. Norris, W. B. Norris. Hugh Piner, Guy Dickinson, A H. Chadwick, Lemuel A. Mason Iredell Hill, M. S. Webb, Alex Gra ham. PMA County Committeemen Beelecled Friday Night All members of the 1947-48 Pro duclion Marketing administration county committee were re-elected at the county convention Friday night in the PMA office, Beaufort postoffice building. Heading the committee is Sam Edwards. Roland Salter is vice chairman, D. W. Truckner, regular committeeman, Herman K. Norris and Lawrence A. Garner, alter nates. Each deleeate ihosen in the PMA elections Thursday attended the convention. A preliminary meet ing to organize for the coming year followed and plans were made to meet again at 7 o'clock tomorrow night in the PMA office to outline further the program for 194849. Production marketing adminis trator in this county is B. J. May. CBOP (Continued From Page One) all cases' is given on the basis of need alone. , The materials collected through the North Carolina Friendship Train program will be overseas ready for distribution in the need iest period of all for a hungry nation the late months of winter, McLain pointed out. Where food supplies are low, the greatest need comes toward ipring when rations have been used up and new crops are not yet supplying the needs of the people. , " - ' " Response to the appeal fpr foods and the goal of a carload per county have been good through out the State, the CROP director reported. "Judging from the en thusiastic Interest,"- McLain said,, "North Carolina should have a long and heavy Friendship Train.'' , Miss Ruth Peeling will be in charge of CROP contributions in Morehead CityMr. May announc ed yesterday. . ' fiofi doio cut dqh L4 p&, pepi ne tomsofm hfL I "s PlMKX ICXXnfc I V-Ktf l-trJ TriiilK LICK SAlQ MCESrOe, DOH PlA8lOS,yzr 6tl7-iF Wr r MA mi?l FOP A ffl&AGf TOMmQUQF TH' HUOllGTHife -' VCV APF FRIEHOS, uCBflAHTES KOLDE PIA8LQS, PACJFK. AROMO ibOOJ ) --WT-L-IOOI& VCV MAI EHTBR1 JJ-rf DKKIE UAVLE-, ; y . . ...... .' ' v. . r. THE GAL IS HEp5 ' ' 1 I OFTEH I HME POUDERED O I V THE WES AT EACH END I 1 mmBllT rr i meiI hktoiti motiio afe t; are the hikxthlek jeivels j SOll ARE GAZHG AT THE 2jSS5lM M MS RIGHTFUL PLACE. fA WHCH HE BSOtKSHT FOe MORTAL REIIAIHS OF OOi QPfrJflJ i iD JJS WIS IS IHDEED All HOUOR TRAPnlQ "BtiT DOHl 7Ri I PIABLQS. EXPIORER, ODLOtiSJlZP. m 3Tn rr Ktl TRAVEL SO FAR J TO TRICK ME WO SELUH6. '. L 70M3 f 1 1 - I nott come her HAms I wstm' f 01 Mi, 6tfms I UfaX J ao in hams I XK-mstP I I w their teeth iopohikX m auiw ) hne hied teetha ffoj) I , hot w ' it is &luu'l I mo go a pad6 reps I I coone-m I rnei ux teteLli P MM utwe u I I v-i-l ; f i ktrry dA i ( : r m mi m . ; : t. ; ' SLICK IS RIGHT rive Morehead Residents Win Chrislmas Cash Prizes Five Morehead City residents won the cash prizes offered Satur day under the Morehead City mer chants' Christmas promotion pro gram. They were Miss Joyce Willis, 15 10 Arendell street, who received $50; Howard Mills, 106 N. 13th street, who received $10; Leon Lewis, 1011 Bridges street, $20; Louise Pate, 1108 Shepard street, $20; and B. D. Wright, 308 Evuns street, $100. The purchases which led to the winning of the foregoi w prizes were made at Freeman Brothers, R & N Furniture compiiny, Stroud's, and Hill's. The prizes were given at 1:30 Saturday afternoon at the munici pal building on 8th street before a crowd of 300. The next set of cash prizes will be awarded this coming Saturday at the same time at the municipal building. County Commissioners Appoint List Takers County commissioners appointed list takers for 1949 at their reg ular monthly meeting yesterday morning at the court house. Ap oointments were made for all lo calities with the exception of At lantic, Davis and Stacy, Ports mouth, and Straits. Appointees are as follews: Beau fort F. R, Seeley and John D. Brooks, Cedar Island Dora Day, Harkers Island Mrs. Mabel D. Lawrence, Harlowe J. R. Ball, Marshallberg Ja C. Davis, Merri mon and Lukens Peter Carraway, Morehead City Charles V. Webb, Newport Prentis Garner, Smyrna nd Williston George W, Davis, and White Oak Sam Meadows. Motor Vehicles Division Reports On Fatalities The number of fatal accidents and persons killed in Carteret 'ounty during the nine month pe riod, January to October, has re mained approximately the same for the past three years. A recent report from the state motor vehic les division shows that this year there were four fatal accidents and four persons killed. These figures were exactly the same in 1946 but jumped to six deaths and six fatal accidents during the year 1947. : , Throughout the state the num ber of .accidents that occurred from January to September 1948 in urban areas was 4,433 as com pared to 6,870 in rural communi ties, making a total of 11,323. There were 508 persons killed in North Carolina during that same oeriod; 92 in thickly settled dis tricts and 416 In rural. Persons injured numbered 3,353; 1,263 from urban and 4,091 from rural treas. . . Aunt Jemima to Appear; In Person at Food lore '; ': ! I ;-: '' Aunt Jemima in person will ap pear Friday and Saturday at Stroud's Food center, 18th street, Morehead City, C. N. Stroud, man ager, announced yesterday. ' She will flip pancakes which will be served to patroni with sausage and syrup.'';,'.':. - . '.. Bike Tags Bell Fast -r Sixty-six bike tags have been sold to Morehead City bicycle owners since tags went on sale Wednes day, Mrs. Blanda McLohon, city treasurer, reported yesterday. The youngsters are thrilled with them," she commented. Licensing bicycles will enable police to trace them much easier if they are stolen. , Negroes Arrested Saturday On Illegal Whiskey Charge Five Beaufort Negroes were ar rested Saturday afternoon for pos session of non tax-paid whiskey, M. M. Ayscue, county ABC officer, reported yesterday. They were Mildred Baum, Mary McDonald, Mary Potter, Thelma Johnson, and William Baum. As sisting in the arrest were Beaufort police. Two gallons of whiskey were confiscated. The Bev. B. C. Goodchild Accepts Atlantic Charge The Rev. R. C. Goodchild has been assigned the Atlantic Meth odist church charge, replacing the Rev. Max Richardson, who was as signed there during conference. Mr. Goodchild is the father of Mrs. W. Y. Stewart whose husband is pastor of Core Creek church. Before coming to Atlantic Mr. Goodchild was pastor of the Pink Hill circuit. Norehead City Bolarians Plan Chrislmas Party Morehead City Rotarians at their weekly meeting Thursday night at the recreation center made final plans for a Christmas party. They will entertain their Rotary Anns at the Blue Ribbon club Thursday night, Dec. 16. The Indian name for raccoon was "arakun," meaning literally "he scratches with his hands." Backache r witek comloftlnf btlp for Btckuht. Muumatto Film, Cktllnc Up Mlfhu, straw clwdj rln, irriUtlnt dmucm, Lcf Ptlnj. KlM undtr tjM, and iwolltn tnkUi, du w Bon-arfwUe and aonintemla Kldiwjr (nd ladder tnublw, try Cyst. Quick, compltM tatltf actlm or monty hack caarantotd. Art ( anifiUI tar Cratox today. Don't lot coughing, whwilnt, racurrlni at tack) ol Branchial Aathma ruin sleep and onertr without trrlnf MENDAOO. which works thru the Mood to roach bronchial lubes and lungs. Usually helps nature quickly remove thick. sUcky munis. Thus alleviates couihliuj and aids freer b&athlnf and heller sleep, oet MINDACO from drutalst. tails faction ar awnsy back fuarantotd. Arthritis Pain For anlek, dellfhtfully eossfortlnf help for achos and pains si Mwuaatlsm, Arthritis, Jourtlla, Luabat-o, lalallea, or Neuralcla try swill, Works through the blood, first dost many start altertatlnf pais) so you eaa Work, snjoy Ufa and sleep mora comfortably. Oet ImM at draft Ut today. Quick, com pleV satlafactloa or money back guaranteed. FOR ; SALE DEASOIIABLE Two. Chrysler Crown G cylinder Marine Motors wiih 2 to 1 reduction gears. Reason lor selling: iiislalling larger motors. JAIIES nOHLAIID PHONE M M07 CSS CCAL-id Cet the Mostand Most Satisfying Beat lor Your Home Let us solve your Winter heating problems by filling your bins now with choice Coals from our .present large stocks. Your ordetl will receive our prompt attention.' WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS . ClRTEZET ICE AO COAL CC:? ANY Phone M 8701 i "since 1891? Morehead City TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1941 She Said A Moulhhit $100 Bill Returned The lost is found! A $100 bili that was lost, on Saturday morning has been returned to a greatly re licved Leslie Webb, employee a Freeman Brolhrs grocery, 70.1 Arendell street, after hours o search. The honest discoverer Miss Caroline Oglesby, found thJ bill in front of the Betty Jay Shop Webb believes he lost it while pull ing cigarettes out of his pocket. In the bee family, the worker has 3,000 to 4,000 lenses in its eyes, the drone 7,000 to 8,000, a queen about 5,000. RELIEF AT LAST Fo? Your COUGH Crenmulsion relieves promptly because it goes right (o the teat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you t botUe of Creounilsinn with the understanding you must liks the vrf It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOIVIULSION forCoughs,ChestCo(ds,Bronchitis YOU CAN BUY A GOOD QUALITY INNERSPR1NG MATTRESS FOR ONLY $35 Minus $10.50 for your old mat. Cmfort Innersprlng Unit Guaranteed By Good Housekeeping Call or Write RESTWELL MATTRESS CO. 2104 Trent Blvd. 2889 New Bern Pickup & Deliver Anywhere DR. L F. MENIUS OPTOMETRIST 3rd Floor Elks Temple Rooms 307-8-9 & 10 NEW BERN N. C. I Dr.J.O. Baxter Jr. THE EYE ONLY Front St. BEAUFORT - - - N. C. 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