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of Wonderful Gifts
for Mother ? . . Daughter
. . . Sister . . .
Sweetheart ... or Friend
. Selections Still Complete
. Plenty of Courteous
Sales People to wait
on You
. Free Gift- Wrapping
USE THIS CONVENIENT CHECK LIST:
f ? Pert,
'} ? *? incoats
? O Slips
I ? Bed jackets
? CD holiday Dresses
^ Q Formals
f Q Boxed Jewelry
? Q Jewel Boxes
I I Wool Gloves
| | Fabric ?loves
| 1 Deerskin Gloves
? Umbrellas
n Handbags
I | Costume Jewelry
i I Coats
n Suns
f~l Cashmere Coats
Toppers
15
QJSisey Cotton
Blouses
I I Luggage
I | Hosiery
n Panties
| | Negligees
| | Lounging Paiamas
| | Quilted Robes
[~~1 Cotton Blouses
Nylon Blouses
r^Fur Blend Sweaters
Q Bulky Knit Sweaters
| | Blazer Jackets
Q3 Car Coats
[^Leather Jackets
I I Capri Pants
d 2 Pc. Coordinates
[~ ] Gowns
I I Bouffant Petticoats
? Dyed-To-Match !
Sweaters
* and Skirts
2 ' MANY,
MANY MORE ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM
THE FASHION SHOPPE
Your Merry Christmas -Store
Louisburg:
Street Conditions And Traffic Volume
Even though the pavement con
ditions improve as we get clos
er to the incorporated Town,
the conditions within the Town
need to be upgraded. Of the
local road system, about 50
percent of the streets remain
unpaved. This figure is much
higher than that of other towns
with the same and smaller
population. It is evident that
some improvement is ne
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RESERVES
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'TIL CHRISTMAS
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A.CHMIINE
I. VIKING II
C.LOMUI .
$49.9$
$69. $0
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Plica* plui tax.
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For Quality & Price
cessary.
As would be expected, the
largest volumes of traffic are
found within the Town. Between
5,000 and 4,000 vehicles were
recorded for the average day
during a one-year period on va
rious streets and at multiple
Intersections within Loulsburg.
The major problem occurring
In the Town In terms of ve
hicles per day is that many of
the roads carrying a large num
Doctor i
Talk L
By John B. Rembert, M.D. f
One of the real tragedies of
our modern times Is the wide
spread abuse by Americans of
their health Insurance. This
abuse can be correlated with
the general decline In morals
of Individuals and with our na
tion as a whole! It Is aow
the accepted feeling of many
to "get something for nothing."
Medical Insurance must be
looked upon as an "Invest
ment," not as a means of get
ting something for nothing. The
widespread and often unneces
sary use of health Insurance
can only force the cost of In
surance protection upward *nd
thereby reduce the advantage of
coverage.
Many people who frequently
use their medical Insurance feel
Ithat they are getting something
for nothing? but this Is far from
the truth. They are mere
ly getting back money they have
paid In plus money paid In by
other policy holders. The Idea
of many Is that they must use
their Insurance to "collect"
?the Idea should be that you
win when you are spared that
accident or Illness against
which the Insurance was bought
' for protection.
J Many people are admitted to
j hospitals dally only on their
i Insistence ? the attending phy
sician often stated that medi
cations and rest at home for a
few days being all necessary.
Rather than paying a few dol
lars for drugs the patient In
sists upon hospital admission
"because I have Insurance
that will cover everything."
With the cost of hospitaliza
tion today Insurance policies
are designed to cover the big
medical Mils, not the numer
ous small ones that come a
long.
If the present System of volun
tary health Insurance program*
and prepayment plans to cover
prolonged illness Is to oe suc
cessful we must all share In
the responsibilities of uslr*
these policies wisely, not abus
ing them.
In this broad earth of ours,
Amid the measureless gross
ness and the slag,
Enclosed and safe within its
central heart,
Nestles the seed of perfection.
-Walt Whitman
oer of vehicles are of Inadequate
rights-of-way and pavement
width. The result of such a
situation Is congestion and ln
sfflclent movement of traffic.
Such a problem Is very evident
?hen we compare the number
}f vehicles using Blckett Boule
vard and the number of vehicles
:arrled by Main Street. Both
itreets carry between 4,500 and
5,000 vehicles per day. Main
Street Is a local street meant
?jo carry traffic within the Town
uid not through U. On the
*her hand, Blckett Boulevard
las been constructed to carry
raffle around Loulsburg. Both
itreets carry the same number
)f vehicles, yet they were con
st rue tea Dy ainereni sxanuarus
and for different purposes.
LOUISBURG
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OPEN EVERY NITE
TILL 9 P.M.
Beginning Dec. 17tti|
Thru Dec, 24th
v
ATTENTION WOMEN*
Sanitized tr for
Hysienic Finhno
Look
your man
is
showing!
. . . showing to his best advantage, and being
well-dressed he ia your most important fashion
accessory. That's why we are extending this
invitation to you to come in with him and help
him choose a 'Botany' 500 in the model,
pattern and shade that suits him best. We
have a complete selection of 'Botany' 500
clothing for his favorite fashion look, each
marked by the dedicated Daroff Personal
Touch. Both of you will be pleased with the
quality-value prices.
'Botany' 500 tailored by Daroff Suits $75.00
Sport Coats $45.00
Pant? $18.95
Mens SHOP >i
w'BOTANY' 500
ANNOUNCING THE FORMAL
OPENING
OF
WILIAMSON
COAL
YARD
LOCATED
EAST OF KENMORE AVENUE & COOPER STREET
AT RAILROAD
PHONE 496-4558 OR GY6-3293
, 'T
FOR PROMPT DELIVERY OF
ALL KINDS OF COAL
PIER WILLIAMSON
HOWARD CONYERS
RICHARD HOLMES