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Help Wanted
(1)
NO INVESTMENT will pay as
a business education. Those trai*|d
»s bookkeepers an(} st®no^Psecure a
position“for our* graduates. Day and
streets. ___
iy YOU ABB Jookm* *'!p ®*
toS. tk.ro u no better W *.
good Intelligent employe* «um
Department.
WANTED—Office assistant. Must ka\ e
bookkeeping experience. Goo "young
for progressive and *™bltc'°rporati0n.
man to connect with large " Reply
Moderate salary to commence. ^Repiy
with full particulars of exper™;
age and salary required. Give
ence and telephone. Box a.
17 Princess St. Phone ,74s. ____
~1KTvn_15 carpenters. Must have
t^7. ^ Power house construction
work 'i-iong job: good board and quar
Ver fratToYpay. 45 cents per hour.
Apply to U. S. Employment Office.
(>all for Mr. Carl Keels. _
WANTED—5 pood colored riggei's for
power house construction work. Ap
p,y to carl A. Keels, U. S. Employment
office. _
W X XTED — First-class In
jector for retnll lumber
yard. Apply
>1 ill, Hilton.
j. V Bryant'"
HOY WANTED—With l'ioyc-U-. to oe
liver. Cox ->25. _
WANTED—4 pipe fitted. Must
their work; Ions job, on power
construction. Apply to Carl
T'. S. Employment office.
know
house
Keels..
Agents & Salesmen Wanted (2)
SALESMAN—$150 month and expenses
‘ selling cigaivs. Experience not nec
essary. Send self-addressed stamped
envelope for information. National
Cigar Co.. High Point, N. C._
MAN WITH CAP. and one without car
* for special sales work near Golds
boro. Apply 515 Murchison Bldg.. .
to S p. m. today.
SIDELINE SALESMEN wanted—Sell
coal to your trade in carload lots.
Earn week’s pay In an hour. South
land Coal Co., Stock Tards Station,
Chicago. _
EXPERIENCED INSURANCE solici
tors wanted. Apply before 4 p. m. to
General Manager Tetter, American Na
tional Insurance Company. 12fl Grace
street.
BUSINESS MEN wS# nee* employee
. .me this section. EfSclent. Intelligent
employes looking for a position adver
tise here. Phone, brine « ninll your
■da. to The Star’s Classlfled ^Pept.
Situations Wanted (3)
WANTED—Position with sawtpiil or
lumber concern. Thoroughly experi
enced in both. Can furnish best of
references. Address Ilox I’, care Star.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. white, desires
job as truck driver or work retail
store. Address J. W. P-. care Star.
Business Opporlunlles (4)
I’EOPLE wishing to sell their bnslnes
are brooght In contact with people
n ho want to buy In this section. It Is
read. Bring:, mall or phone yonr ad.
to The Star’s Crlssliled Department.
IF AN AVERAGE monthly income of
55.82 paid monthly, on each $100 de
posited with privilege of withdrawing
your money upon thirty days notice,
appeals to you, write for full informa
tion to M. M. WOLFF. 72 Wall street,
New York City.
Wanted, Miscellaneous (5)
WILLARD DRY CLEANING C. Have
it steam or French cleaned Auto
delivery. Phone 855. 17 Princess.
WANTED—Mirror plate 60x50. What
have you to offer. People’s Furnl
ure Co., 213 North Front street.
For Sale, Miscellaneous (6)
FKTIRE STOCK groceries, candies,
‘canned goods, extracts. f°untal"
supplies, spices, No. 10 S°°ds *”d
evaporated fruits large quantities,
must be sold at once below cosL
Dealers, hotel men, restaurant and
boardinghouse keepers will do well to
call in person and investigate the bar
gains awaiting them. Sale wm con
tinue for several days until entire
stock is disposed of. Bear ^oduce and
Merchandise Co., and
streets, Wilmington?• N. C._
SALE—ARMY SHOES—SALE
We have just bought a tremendous
stock of Army Munson last shoes to be
sold to the public direct. Price 12.76.
These shoes are 100 per cent solid lea.
ther with heavy double soles =ewed
and nailed. The uppers are of heavy
tan chrome leather with bellows ton
gue, thereby making them waterprool
These shoes are selling very fast and
we advise you to order at once to In
sure your order toeing filled.
The sizes are: 6 to 11 all widths. Pay
Postman on receipt of goods or send
money order. Money refunded ts shoes
are not satisfactory. The U. S. Stores
Co., 1441 Broadway, New York City.
FOR SALE—At bargain prices, cots,
mattresses, overalls, shirts, under
wear, rain coats, trunks, saddles, tents
arpaulins, camping equipment and
lundreds of other useful articles at U,
3 Army Stores. 20 Market SL_
WALL PAPER—All the latest styles.
J. E. and J- O. Sharp; phone number
t changed to 2032-W.
ALL KINDS FLOWER PLANTS for
sale at Golden Rule Farm. 4 1-2 hiiles
frofn City. Ca»tle Hayne Load.
! TRAVELING Is a pleasure wwen you
have a wardrobe trunk where your
[clothes don’t get wrinkled. We carry
! a full line of Indestructo and Never
Break trunks apd leather goods. See
Charles F'nkelstein, corner Front and
Market; phone 642.
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FOR SALE CHEAP—Good work horse.
R. A. Montgomery, Phone 461.
FOR SALE—Machinery, new and re
built, in stock. We give you a dol
lar's value for a dollar. And our trade
is growing in best grades machinery,
pulleys, shafting, babbitt metal, boxes
and couplings. We carry the famous
Dodge line. Lingo Metal Works. Phone
PEOPLE Mho want to aell aomethtag
advertise In thin elaaslflcatloa. Peo
ple who want to lint read It.
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I RUBBER STAMPS manufactured or
sl.ort notice; printing:, ruling, bind
ing; mail order* given prompt atten
tion. Carolina Printing &. Stamp Co.
S Grace St., Wilmington, N. C.
FOR SALE—Attractive 40-foot cablr
cruising launch. Fully equipped
Kitchenette, sleeping quarters, electric
lights. First class condition. Now ai
Richmond. Must be sold. Bargain
Act quick. Chas. F. Ruehrmund. 81'
E. Franklin street. Richmond,, Va.
DAIRY REFRIGERATOR for sale tc
satisfy storage charges; 200 pound."
ice capacity, with water cooler, al
Peoples Furniture Co., 213 North Front
KILN DRIED BLOCKS for sale. 12.01]
per load delivered west of 10 th
I street or nortli of Castle street, 32.5C
I beyond. Phone 321. Hilton Lumbei
GAS RANGES, used and slightly used
at greatly reduced prices. Peoples
Furniture Co., city.
GLENWOOD COMBINATION range foi
^.«ale at a bargain to close out, nl
peoples Furniture Co.. 213 North From
Street.
Automobiles (7)
LIGHT FORD TRI CK IN GOOD RUN
NING CONDITION, 975.00, AT CHIP.
LEY’S USED FORD CAR EXCHANGE,
11« DOCK ST. PHONE 1120.
BRING TOtTR automobile cylinder
blocks to us to be reground and
new oversize plsfons and rings fitted
Our methods are the most approved,
our charges reasonable, our work Is
guaranteed. Broadfoot Iron Works.
SECOND-HAND parts ror all cars; sat
isfaction guaranteed or money re
iundeo, w. d. MacMillan, Jr., Filth
and Wright St*. Phone 211.
FOR SAEE—New Ford coupe at s
sacrifice; only used about a month
Owner leaving town and must sell
Writ* P. O. Box 449, City.
Automobiles • (7)
FOR SALE)—-Dodge totirlng car. Fifty
dollars. 208 South Second street.
FORD TOURING OAR, COMPLETELY
OVERHAULED, WITH, HASSLER
SHOCK ABSORBERS j£ND STARTER.
FIRST CLASS CONDITION. PRICE
ONLY $225.00. AT CHIPLEY’/l USED
FORD CAR EXCHANGE, 11« DOCK
' ST. PHONE 1120.
Poultry, Eggs and Livestock (8)
TWELVE ANCONA HENS, Shephard,
strain, splendid layers. Call 2082-J.
HERE; la a clarification where people
can dlapoae of their poultry, ego and
livestock. There are 80.000 readers ol
The Star’s classified aectlon dallyt 50
per cent more on Sundnya.
FGGS—Shephard Anconas, prize stock.
$1.60 setting. Call 2082-J.
SILVER WYANDOTTES lay, pay, and
win wherever shown. First in North
and South Carolina's best shows. 1st,
3rd, 5th cockerel, Madison Square Gar
den. Eggs $3.00, $5.00. Miss Viola
Kiker, Polkton. N, C.
Seeds-and Plants (9)
VELVET BEANS—Velvet' Beans, also
various size kegB • for sale. Bear
Produce & Mdse. Co.
Lost and Found (10)
LOST AND FOUND articles are eaaily
and quickly returned to the owner
through this aectlon. Everyone renda
this classification, which means 30?000
people who are daily looking for your
lost article.
LOST—In downton section, m vicinity
of Front and Princess, platinum bar
pin, with sapphire setting. Finder call
1341-J. Reward.
For Rent, Rooms & Houses (11)
FOR RENT—lSl2 North 4th street,
three rooms, electric lights. Apply
to J. F. Lon*. 719 North 6th street, or
phone 14S5-L2 or 268.
FOft RENT—To party without chil
dren, apartment four rooms, private
bath, modern conveniences',. in excel
lent condition, located convenient to
business part of town. For full par
ticulars, apply to K, care Star Office.
FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished
apartment, upstairs. Light and use
of telephone, $22.50. Phone 1409-J or
call 4*7 South Second street.
FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; centrally lo
cated; private' family. Phone 1836-W.
THE UUICKEST, cheapest an* eoaleal
way to get a roots or bonne la by
placing your ad. here | 30,000 readers
dally I 45,000 Sundays. Bring, mall or
phone yonr ad. to 51| ask for Clasalfled
department.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment 4
rooms and bath on second floor;
all modern conveniences. Apply J. H.
Rehder and Co., phone 117.
FOR RENT—6-room house, newly
painted, 419 South 4th street. Owner
- ill make any necessary repairs. H.
F. Wilder, Agent.
FOR RENT in Sunset Park, separate
apartment of four rooms and bath,
unfurnished. Phone 1143.
FOR RENT—Five room apartment,
first floor; #620 Princess street. D. A.
Herring, Agent, 222 Garrell Bldg.
WANTEf) TO RENT—Five or six room
bungalow, with bath, unfurnished.
Will not pay over $30.00. Apply P. O.
Box 307 or phone 1569-W.
Wanted, Rooms & Houses (12)
WANTED — A three-room furnished
apartment, by young couple. Ad
dress "Couple." care Star.
COUPLE want two or three furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone 936.
WANTED—3 room furnished apart
ment, close in. Would consider cot
tage if not out too far. Rent not over
$30.00. Phone 831 from 8 to 6. .
Business Places 13-A
FOR RENT—Photo gallery. No. 116
Market St.; rent reasonable; posses
sion. given at onoe. . Eduard Ahrens,
care- Ahrens Bras. 12-19-tfe
Real E^ate . (14)
OLEANDER, the Suburb Beautiful—
Adjoining the Country club. The log
ical place for vour home. Large lots.
I All city conveniences; no city taxes.
| Oleander Development Co. 1004 Mur
! chison Bldg.
WRIGHTSVILLE, Beach lots—Build
your summer home on the North Ex
tension. Lots 50 by 100 feet; prices
$500 and ud; terms. Oleander Develop
ment Co., 1004 Murchison Bldg.
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FOR SALE—Two new 5 room bunga
lows, No. 516 and 518, Harnett street,
built of good material; electric lights
water and sewer conveniently located
for a home. Address Box 1093 or see
R. E. Tyilliams.
FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow at
Winter Park, with one acre of
ground. All modern conveniences, in
cluding electric lights, gas, water, etc.
See James and James, Inc. Phones 163,
164.
OWNER SAYS WE MUST SELL his
house in Winoca Terrace, as he is be
ing transferred to another city. Sub
mit your 'offer and get a bargain.
James and James, Inc., phones 163 and
164, Southern Building.
LOOK OVER THIS LIST
811, Dock street, two family apart
ment. easy terms. ^ room house in
Sunset Park, $6200.00 with easy terms.
6 room bungalow, 1720 Orange street,
$5600.00,_ easy terms. 7 roAm house,
half acre of ground at Delgado, $2500—
$500 cash, balance easy terms. 612
Grace street, $7000.00, with easy terms.
5 room bungalow in Sunset Park for
$2750.00. 6 room house, nine-tenths
acre ground at Audubon on Shell Road,
$4000.00, with easy terms.
W. A. McGIRT
Room No. 3, Masonic Temple Bldg.
Phone 145
Special Notices (16)
LET US CLE^N, polish and lacquer
your brass 'bedsteads, chandelievs,
andirofls; anything -In brass, silver or
nlckle. Monroe's Auto Shine Co. Phone
2408. 1730 Orange street.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED
All Makes of typewriters repairec
overhauled and rebuilt. Service cal »
answered promptly. Phone 3283, Wil
mington Typewriter and Supply Co.,
108 'I. Front St.
HEMSTITCHING, buttons covered, ex
pert workmanship, sewing machines,
sold or rented, motors, repairs. New
Home Office, 305 North Front.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency
• Washington, D. C. March 1, 1923.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against “The
Commercial National Bank of Wil
mington,'’ North Carolina, that the
same.must be presented to C. I* Wil
liamfl! Receiver, with the legal proof
thereof, within three months from this
date, or they may be disallowed.
D. R. CRISSINGER,
Comptroller of the Currency.
AWNINGS AND TENTS made to order;
upholstering; furniture repaired;
auto topping. No Job too large or too
small. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. Q>
King, 301 S. Front St. Phone 411.
1-31-tfo
RODERICK & LAND, manufacturers of
doors, sash, windows and .door frames
turned columns, balusters, stair work,
all kinds interior finish; factory Eighth
and Wooster streets; screens a Special,
ty. Phone 1684-J. ,
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—iN o t a r y
Public, Representative Literary Di
gest, Carbons and Riljbons. Miss Mc
Laurin. Hotel Wilmington.
Legal Notices 0-7)
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
State of North Carolina,
County of New Handver:
The undersigned will at ncron on the
19th day of May. 1923, under and by
virtue of the provisions of Section 2435
of the Consolidated Statues of North
Carolina, to satisfy «n un-paid claim
for material furnished, and labor done
more than 90 days ago, on said prop
erty hereinafter described, expose for,
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash.'at the pourthouse door
of New Hanover county, one f916 model
Dodge touring car. The material fur
nished and work done on the above
mentioned automobile was at the re
quest of J. L. Hilburn, owner thereof.
This 18th day of April, 1923.
MacMILLAN & CAMERON, INC.
TRADE WITH
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can give yon service and t
quality .
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MORNING STAR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING, we will now
accept advertising from neigh*
borhood atorea of any kind for
thia clumn. This column
ahould be a boon to the pro
prietors of the neighborhood
atorea aa people will read thia
column to aee what is offered,
them by their nearby atorea.
PROPRIETORS—Call 51, and aak
for the Claautfied Advertising De
partment and get an explanation
Neighborhood Stores
N. C. HAMS, chickens and eggs,
strawberries and fresh tomatoes.
Special for today only. Ask for Green
trading stamps. Phone 2342-J. J. W.
Smith, Manager.
Special Notices (16)
PHONE 457 for whipping cream, but-,
ter milk, skimmed milk, cottage
cheese and fresh butter. We deliver
and do it early. Open until 1 o’clock j
every Sunday. Dairy Products com- |
pany, 215 N. 10th St.
FOR SALE—Cottage at Carolina Beach.
R. A. Montgomery, phone 46L
Money to Loan
MONEY. MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN, ANY AMOUNT ON
FARM LANDS, LONG TIME, EASY
TERMS. ADDRESS BOX S8, RA
LEIGH, N. O.
Patronize the J
GREEN TREE
RESTAURANT
0 PRINCESS STREET
Beat Service and Polite Attention
"PERMANENTWORK"
$2400 a Year
—is a good Income for a family
of 3 unskilled workers, but this
amount Is easily made by our
employes after two or three
months No experience necessary.
Good pay from the start. Larger
families earn more in proportion.
WE WANT FAMILIES
Positions for men and women,
boys and girls (over 14 years), in
the best lighted and ventilated
buildings in the south. No dust
or lint
Light, Clean Work—48 to 50
Hours Per Week
Production constantly increasing.
We have never laid oft employes
on aocount of lack of work.
POSITIONS ALSO FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Entire families preferred, but we
can give employment also to boys
and girls (over 16), who can get
board in private homes or in
company’s attractive dormitories,
?rovid!ng real oomfort and home*
ike projection for girls.
Rent or Board at Very Reasonable
Rates
Hopewell is an attractive, order
ly city of 10,000. Good schools,
churches, amusements, eta
Investigate—Come at Once
or write for free circular giving
further particulars.
tubize artificial Blue
COMPANY OF AMERICA
Hopewell, Va
USE STAR WANT ADS:
Daughter Charged With
Burning Father’s Home
(Special to the Star.)
WILSON. April 18.—Edna Eatman,
the thrice-kidnaped 13-year-old daugh
ter of D. B. Eatman, of Oldfields town
ship, who eloped with 18-year-old
Richard Ernie Tomlinson, and wafl
married at Dillon, S. C„ on February
3, is again in trouble.
Monday night last her father’s home
with contents was reduced to ashes,
supposed to be the work of incendi
aries. Tuesday afternoon she, with
her husband, was arrested and brought
to this city, where she spent the night
in Jail. Arrangements had been per
fected to send her to the state re
formatory, but this morning a warrant
was sworn out charging her with aid
ing and abetting in the burning of her
father’s home. She is being held in
default of a $5,000 bond. Young Tom
linson is under heavy bonds for al
leged kidnaping. Ernie Tomlinson and
his father have each sworn out war
rants against Mr Eatman, asking that
he be placed under peace bonds.
Georgette and Snede
■ An attractive hat of tan georgette is
trimmed with brown suede trimmings
in the form of leaves and flowers.
HALL’S
DRUG STORE
Fifth and Castle Streets
IS A “GOOD PLACE’* TO
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS VlLhio
Registered Pharmacist^ do ’
Compounding and "spee ’v” #
sengers make the delive. os. ••
192-P HONE
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We can fit you with Just the tyn,.,
Glasses that you need. Here yo
get painstaking work, courted!
service and moderate prices. Coni
in and let us fit you.
DR. YINEBERG
EYE SPECIALIST
Uasonle Temple
, Our furniture represents much effort of selection on our
part. We buy only that furniture which we believe is
artistic and durable. Our customers can depend upon
us to offer them only what is accepted as timely and
worth while.
“Better Furniture-—Less Money”
W. J. Bradshaw & Co.
Garrell Building Telephone 593
LESCALE’S STUDIO OF
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
300-302-304 GARRELL BUILDING
:: :: OPEN ALL DAY :: ::
Special Attention to Fundamental Training of Children.
Advanced Courses for Teachers.
:: :: RATES REASONABLE :: ::
F. Q. HOWELL LUMBER CO
Manufacturers : buyers : Distributors
BRICK, SLATE,
Hardwood Flooring
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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