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ALL KSTISi) ADS tt
strictly tdßfidnntoM am.
do not ask
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3 TIMES ONLY SIJOO
Ttrts She True SeWord
A TIMES ONLY $1.15
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~'r FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 1948 Chevrolet panel
truck with overload springs, heat
er and radio. In very good run
ning condition Usee no oil, tires
very good. See or call George W.
Wlßtaras, 70S S. Magnolia Ave„
DUilh. Phone 3395. l-11-17t-p
FOR SALE: Clean 1949 Chrysler
Windsor Highlander. Fully equip
ped with radio and heater. First
class condition. Priced to sell. Call
were Gene Hood at home of Mrs.
E. P. Davis. Phone 2219, Dunn.
IrlOrtf-C
FOR BB3T REVOLTS with aU
turn animals. WAYNE FEED is
toe product for you to buy. You
Win Qnrf a complete line of WAYNE
FREDat FARMERS SUPPLY,
Dunn. 8-17-ts-c
FOR SALE: 1 Kiddie Koop crib
and mattress, $15.00; - play pen,
$5.00; 1 Thayer metal stroller,
$5.00; 1 high chair. $3.00; call 4085
or see Mrs. David Adams, 503 W.-
Hamett St. l-l«-3t-C
PREEN *2l
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IS IT VAXES
tut n mt nm*. i*R*aa Rnaa. >4 .,
CROMARTIE
I HARDWARE
DEPARTMENT STORE
1 ‘ Iri ANNIVERSARY
SALE
: IttHNS THURSDAY, JAW. 17tf».
MOPI iUtrt I TOPCOATS
WlOtE NOW WERE NOW
MTs* $42.5# $45.00 $34.5#
fe -I $41.50 $34.5# $39.0# $15.9#
1445.00 $30.0# $27.5# . $14.0# .
| $2095 $28.00 $19.95 $12.50
DRESS PANTS . T»
■ were now 1-2 price
Afiijs sr.so Arrow
IjfS Hm Van Heusen
a* 1 "- 1 ' Wembley
I ladles' Dress JOCKS
I Shosis - Ist pair 331.3 percent off .
I regular price Cotton
i, . • Itayan
1 xim poii • •... it
I s - • Nylon
E» ; ' ’'/V>r **•'• MaHaaMMMMMiWWHMMI
I 8 OVERALLS men’s wool suits
I 1-2 «N
8 od. Sanforized
WORK PANTS AND
I to Qfi CUlm4-
Mlllli
25 oercent off II
Anvil Brand 071 U
Washington I towels J
I 1 PtStttiSM • IrST 1
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT: One four room house
with bath and hot water wired for
electric stove. See Odell McDonald
502 West E. Street l|ls-3-t-c
FOR RENT: Nice term, five acres
of tobacco, 12 to 15 acres of cotton.
Located near Spring Branch
Church. Good tobacco barns and
dwelling houses. Phone 2463. See
Hubert Peay, Phone 2462. Dunn.
N. C.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished a
partment with electirc kitchen. In
village 11 miles from Dunn. Children
welcome $40.90 a month. Roy
Ciore Unden, N. C. l-15-3t-e
FOR RENT: Four room unfurnish
ed apartment. Private bath. Also
private front and bank entrance
For further information call 2987
l-15-3t-c
(FOR RENT: Four acres of tobacee.
See J. W. Purdie at Purdie Equip
ment Co. i-rr-2t-c
FOR RENT: Three room apart
ment, private entrance and private
bath, if interested see Mrs. Ruby
Thornton or caß 2373. l-17-3t-p
SERVICES OPfKMD
(fOALxrr tmt*a a ««-
bbti prices at ttfftAD PRINT
ING OORtPAirr m Dunn. Let us
fid on your neat ortrr TeMphMta
Bm. wfltOt arß far and MB**
*ar esrl
—mwwms
HELP WANTED : Man for milk
route. Must be Ugh school grad
uate. Salary or commission. Apply
to Gardners Dairy, Dunn, N. C.
1-7-ts-C \
HELP WANTED: Experienced man
to help at service station. See Earl
Barefoot at Barefoot's Service Sta
tion or call MM. l-15-3t-c
1~~ WANTED
WANTED: To buy a modern com
fortable home fn Dunn. Must be In
good location. Write “Home” care
Os tAe HMH I-T-ts-c
young man
stad mother. If possible by Feb. 1.
Reasonable rent. Call 2248.
l-16-St-c
JOB WANTED: Age 26. High school
graduate. Able and willing, have
mechanical, welding, carpenter,
trucking, routing experience. Want
work in Dunn-Erwin vicinity. See
Cramer, 409 & 14th St. Box 296,
Erwin. t-15-Bt-p
■'■Si "m
AUTO LOANS
~.NC,NO
Payments '
motor
CREDIT C 0.
DUNN, N C. |
! LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Green bUfotd containing
$18.50, drivers license, social seeur
, ity card. Finder pleose return to
Mrs. Etera W. Hodges, 188 West F
St., Erwin and receive reward.
I-15-3t-p
Legal Notice
DISSOLUTION OF
PAKtTNEESIftP
Notice la hereby given that the
i trading under the firm name «d
> D’lnn Pharmacy, has been disscfv
i >ed mutual C. O Warren has
purchased the intertat of J. I
Thomas in said partnership and
has assumed the pe*toent of all
obligations of said partnership.
This the 31st day id Deceeaber,
Mm.
Jan. 3-18-17-iwSl
Williams funeral
Held On Thursday
Tuesday night. Funeral services
Were held Thursday at 3 p. «■ from
Gift Prhnitfye Baptist Churekto
■ Coats. Interment wiH be tn Will
iams cemetery. Offfctattok waa
Elder J. T. Lewis, pastor sf the
ffhnrth. : r - •*
Survlring are hto wife, Mrs. Mins
Williams; his mother, Mrs. Csss
Wffitams of Coats. Route 1; two
sons. Leon and Lonzo of the home;
two daughters, tChriatine and Mar
gie of the home; six Hot Mks, ft#-
! Ms, Tebo, Javie, Lee. AEie and
David, all of Coats, Route 1; three
l sisters, Mrs. Ernest Stane of Costs.
&Paul Morgan of Erwin, Mrs.
Denning of Buie'S Creek; one
(Continued from page 1)
reach it. Those were his last
9 ° FIRST WITNESS
The young widow wds the first
witness in the murder trial of Ne
gro parolee Lafayette MHlef,
Charged with Boyd's slaying slid
the kidnapping a# Mrs. Beyd.
1 The Jury to try Mffler waa com
pleted at mid-morning wKh 10
whites and three Hbgroes sealed.
The alternate Juror is white.
Milter, still under heavy guard,
tat with his head bent, holding Ms
face in his hands.
The defense ha* Indicated R Will
call MMer. 91, to the stand, pta
aflsly tomorrow.
Mrs. Boyd said after her hus
band was shot she turned out the
' light. As she did so she said she
heard a voice outside the Window
of their small frame farmhouse
near ChocoWßMty.
“I asked what he wanted. The
spice said toe car keys and aB
the money you have,”
“I got the keys from Harries
pocket and went outside. I asked
him to take me to Choeowinity and
(tt me ont. Ee said “where are you
filing to Mt?’ and I said ’on the
Mont seat with you, or will I
drive? Be said (hat Would be tod
a Mack coat and a small
.rsSSirt-S
*Eh?tos of (Wring Miller out Os
fc 3 S.S.“ ,horta,#^
PUT HER » IW»*
“He ordered aae to atop the car.
Re asked if the trunk was locked
188 DAILY RECORD. DOTOT. N. a
Democratic Senators
BqyTruman Will Hun \
WASHINGTON (1» Some
highly-placed Democrats, who for
merly had their doubts about tt.
wdrC eoavhiced today that Presi
dent Truman intends to run for rt- j
election.
[ They did not Malta to have “the
■ word’’ direct from the White House
|But they thought they could see
I enoug-.i straws In the wind to bnow |
Which way it ia blowing.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey D-
Minn Said after a White House
visit earlier this week that he
doesn’t believe Mr. Tnmaaß has
made up hit mtad what he win do
But meat other Setaatadls are *
taking the PreMttM’S word for it
that he knew* what M b going to
do. tat Unt ready to say yet. |
One prominent party strategist
pcMkUt |M Mr. tnttns* d«-
now at Ray’s in Ullington
OMAABA PoaJtA
Vttlta
NOW $M4f Vdta !
$22.95 NOW $12.95 $19.95 NOW $10.95
$16.95 NOW $10.95 $19.95 NOW $11.95
$14.95 ...NOW $5.95 $29.95 NOW $16.95
$12.95 NOW $7.95 1W.95 NOW $24.95 \j
$10.95 NOW $|5.95 $44.95 NOW $29,95 i
= f .......... N(w $4.45 $49.95 .!; .. : NOW $32.95 1
ONE LOT DRESSES $55.00 ...NOW $39.95
$24954122.95 NOW $8.95 .
ONE LOT DRESSES S^t&
$2195 ~. . . NOW $4.88 v#he
$16.95 .: NOW $10.95
$2.9$ NOW SUI 5W.93 NOW $11.95
otaLmerNtLONsurs $29,95 NOW $16.95
$2.95 l $3.95 $39.95 NOW $24.95
chudremps coats & suits $44.9$ ...NOW $29,95
$14.95 NOW $8.95 $55.00 NOW «39.95
$10.95 NOW $6.95 - -
Off! lOT CHILDREN'S DRESSES "SHOP IN OUR PIKE GOODS
***** HOW . DEPARTMENT"
AIL SWEATERS RfOUOD DURING "SARGAINS EVERYWHERE"
TINS IALL DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
pumr “"■ w wyrm
[I ‘
- i
cision to teak another term #lll ,
become manifest in a few weeks in ,
Ms attitude toward the various ,
state prestdentiai primaries. i
| TO CORRAL DELEGATES ,
• Another, who was guessing only 1
a few days ago that Mr. Truman
would not run, said he now expects <
pro-Truman forces to work to fifce i
(spring primaries for slatee of cam- i
vention delegates pledged to EM i
President, ta at teasf pledged to i
friendly ’’favorite w»" candidates. <
The latter pattern already has
i emerged In Minnesota, where
Humphrey has been asked to run :
ias a “stand in” candidate who i
: could throw his delegates on the
i second convention ballot either to :
I Mr. Truman or to his designated :
, “heir.”
Sen. Brien McMahon mid he
Farm Bwmmi
(Continued trctaJMfd tael
ty group* to omm tab
A cortoodity o#«f
named with a memMr tor each es
the ceaauMdfHW protacAd Imre, to :
serve for the Coming yetrr. Com
did not believe Mr. Truman would
run “W It were tip to his praonal
►preference.” But the ConneeUcut ,
Democrat added that the President ,
may be forced to run to support
Ms foreign and domestic policies.
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson D-NM
conferred With Mr. Truman yes
terday, but said the President did
not reveal his plans. However, An
derson said he thought toe Presi
dent would be renominated and re
elected.
TAFT READY TO FIGHT
Sen. Robert A. Taft, a candidate
(at the Republican presidential
Hampshire OOP primary with Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, who lias ,
been entered tot toe primary tt
tout into.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 17, 1»52 j
are as follows:
vafsun uregory, lores* |nou>iW4 j
Alec Cameron; livestock, J. S. Wam
ble, poultry, Haywood Gpegory;
field crops, John C. Thomas, fruits
vegetable* and potatoes, J. H. Wil
liams. s
Mrs. C. S. Loving is ip Charlotte
with her mother, Mrs Daniel, who
b reported Improved after a recent
; —• _
r- 1 ii,Mr jia=E=g,', tas
Alteration Lady
WANTED
II APPLY AT
I filto JcUkhiotlA
►| BENSON, N.’C.
«y* operation.
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