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FOR SALE
FOK best results with all
term animals, WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
to buy. You will find a com
plete line of WAYNE FEED
at FARMER’S SUPPLY,
Dunn. 8-17-ts-c
FOR SALE: Paint Spray. Just
plug in, fill up can and go to
work. 3 to 4 inch stroke. Ea
sy to clean. See Reuben Jones
at 703 S. Elm Ave. Dunn.
Phone 2991. tfn
FOR SALE: Thrift plants for
sale. See Mrs. E. H. Kirby at
the Second Baptist Church.
l-6-3t-c
FOR SALE: Seven Atlantic
Gas Space Heaters 14,000
START YOTTR SAVING®
AT
COMMERCIAL
BANK
Dunn, N. C.
For House Moving
Contact
THE CHANCE
BROTHERS
Dunn, Route 4
Near Baersville
“A C E
SIGN CO.
NEON SALES
AND SERVICE
Office Located At SOS W.
Canary St.
DIAL 2911 BONN, N. C.
Hatcher & Skinner Funeral Home
ESTABLISHED IN 1912
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 2447 Bunn, N. C.
SALES
SERVICE
A Big Complete Shop
24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
SEE OUR GOOD USED CARS
W. & S. MOTOR CO.
N. WILSON AVE. DUNN, N. C.
i iJUST ARRIVED t
OUR 1953 COLLECTION OF COTTON DRESSES, TOPPERS, SUITS, AND COATS. HUNDREDS
AND HUNDREDS OF SMART, NEW STYLES
DRESSES A Complete Range Os Sizes.
Shirley Lee 7t017-
Lynbrook PRICED FROM SELECT YOUR Betty Jean Priced <
Betty Barclay 0# *,, „ COTTONS NOW I Nell From 7
Margo Walters ' , *® $24.75 Nan Buntley 95 "
Teen-Timers . , _ Craftshire ' Buy your Spring
Jollie Juniors LAIIIC RaPf UAHt VAPA Donnybrooke ™ Suit and Tapper
Westover I-WUIS DdW l/epi. JWI« and any others . $49.50 Now On Our
Well-Made D. M. Kimmell, Manager , Lay-Away Plan
y j | and many others. E. Broad St. Dunn, N. C.
BTTJ. Practically new—will
sell at sacrifice. See Mr.
Hanna at Ma’s Kitchen
Phone 9211 3te
FOR SALE: Practically new
five room house with bath.
Located at 603 N. McKay
Ave. l-7-3t-c
WANTED
WANTED: Waitresses. Good
hours, good pay and tips.
Permanent. Johnson's Rest
aurant. 1-5-ts-e
SPECIAL NOTICES
ELECTRIC MOTORS We
specialize in rewinding and
repairs of all types of elec
tric motors, single and three
phase. All work guaranteed-.
Page Electric Company. 107
Clinton Highway. Dunn, N.
C. Phone 4398. 10-9-tfc
FOR GOOD FAST RESULTS
place your real estate with
us for fast disposal. Inquir
ies everyday. Snipes Insur
ance Agency. 10-7-ts-c
Auto Finance
AUTO LOANS
—REFINANCING—
Reduce Your Present
Payments
Money in 10 -
MOTOR
CREDIT CO.
DUNN, N. C.
,'avetteville St. Phone 1158
BOYS EARN EASY MONEY
—The Daily Record from
time to time has openings
for carrier boys. Some of our
carriers now averaging as
high as sl2 per week. Re
quires only a couple hours
aftqr school. Excellent train
ing for boys. Must be 12
years old and have parents’
consent and cooperation. Ap
ply to Mr. Follett at Record
office.
HOUSEWIVES, FARM -
WIVES EARN EXTRA
MONEY IN YOUR SPARE
TIME bv getting renewals
and selling new subscript
ions to The Daily Record.
Some agents earning high
as SSO a week in spare time.
All you have to do is call on
vour friends and neighbors
in spare time. Doesn’t have
to be sold. All you have to do
is take orders. Apply to Mr.
Follett at Record office.
LOANS INSURED: Leave
your wife a deed instead of a
debt. Consult us for full pro
tection at low cost on your
loan. SNIPES INSURANCE
AGENCY, DUNN, N. C. tfnc
20 in. Board well, complet
ely tiled. $3.75 a foot. H. & C.
Well Co. Raleigh, N. C. 707
Grove St. 12-30-9 t-p
SEE V. E. BYRD, BUNN
LEVEL for 8 x 16 concrete
blocks, corn shucking, ccm
binding, cutting stalks, disk- :
ing breaking land, bailing
hav, grinding feed, sawing;
wood, drilling grain, spread
ing lime. Prices are right*
1-8-24-tp
EASY TERMS on home re
pairs and improvements. No
down payment required. Call
2264. NuHome Builders &
Supply Co. 11-18-eod-c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Apartment:
Steam heat and air condit
! ioning Dr. H. A. Eldredge
Call 3421 or 3022. 1-2-ts-c
I ELECTRIC f l*o or polisher.
Minimum charge, 75c a day.
Johnson Furniture Co. Luck
now Square, Dunn. Phone
2427 2-28-ts-C
FOR RENT: Nice store, 40
by 100. Suitable for super
market, grocery store or oth
-2r line of business if desired.
Good location. Plenty of!
parking space. Formerly oc
cupied by Fowler Radio Co j
and across from new Chev
rolet building now being
built. If interested, call Louis
Baer, Dunn. 11-4-ts-c
FOR RENT: Nice garage \
, equipped with lights and
: water, cement floor. Size 20
I by 24 ft. Plenty of space
| outside work and parking.
Reasonable rent. Located be
: bind Brown’s Grocery on the
Gld Post Road. Contact Mrs.
L. I. Pate, Route 1, Erwin,
ts. C. 12-31-tfn
FOR RENT: Four room up
stairs apartment. Two bed
* rooms, living room and kit-
J chen. Electrically equipped.
1 Furnished. Mrs. A. B. Adams,
,310 S. Magnolia Ave.
12-31-tfn
FOR RENT: Upstairs bed
room. Continuous hot water.
Recently renovated. Close in.
Call 3194 after 5 p. m.
• ■ . . l-6-3t-p
FOR RENT: 2 room down
stairs apartment. Electrical
ly equipped. Private entrance
and bath. Call 2358. Avail
able January 15 l-7-3t-c
HELP WANTED
BOOKKEEPER WANTED—
j Woman bookkeeper. Must
know how to keep double en
try books. Must also know
how to use typewriter. Per
manent position. Good sala-
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C
Four-Door Sedan in New Chevrolet Bel Air Series
The Bel Air four-door sedan is one of four body types with which
Chevrolet pioneers a completely new series of passenger cars for
1953. Richness in exterior and interior appointments gives the series
Chevrolet
I Continued From Pare One ,
be known as the Bel Air and cred- 1
ited with being the most luxurious
models in Chevrolet history. To be
produced as two- and four - door
sedans, a convertible and sport
couple, the Bel Air’s are included
in the choice of 16 Fisher body
types. Other passenger car series
are designated as the “Two-Ten”
and “One-Fifty.”
2 A new 115-horsepower ‘’Blue
Flame" engine and a refined j
Powerglide automatic transmission i
re-engineered for greater opera- j
ting economy and faster pickup.
The so-called “standard” engine
als omoves up to 108 horsepower,
a gain of 17.4 per cent over 1952.
3 Two Chevrolet "first” in the
lov/ -price automotive bracket are
registered in optional equipment
available on all cars. Power steer
ing, which reduces manual effort
yet maintains traditional steer
ing safety, makes its debut. The
second innovation is the Autronic
Eye, an electronic mechanism that
fiutomatically lowers headlamp
beams for passing.
4 Roomier and stronger bodies
with greatly expanded visibility.
All have curved, one-piece wind
shields from which the center
divider has been eliminated. Other
body construction highspots in
clude front swingout door hinges
to provide easier entrance; fold
■ away front seat backs in two
doors : and ’ wrap-around rear win
dows.
5 —Operating advances cover
the automatic choke on all cars,
softer, smoother brake action,
easier steering, even more reliable
starting in damp weather, static
free ignition, softer front and rear
springs for improved ride, and
higher capacity generator.
THREE STATION WAGONS
6 Unusual developments in the
station wagon field. Three station
wagons, one known as the “Towns
man (eight-passenger in the “Two
! Ten” and “One-Fifty” series). The
latter contain three-passenger rear
seats that can be folded into the
floor.
7 An array of convenience items
including key-turn starting, crank
type front door ventipane controls
ry. Apply by mail only. Box
391, Dunn, N. C. tfnc
CASHIER YVANTED: Dunn
' Department Store has open
j ing for woman cashier. Must
S have experience. Must also
! know typing and short
hand. Permanent position.
Good salary. Apply by mail
only to Box 391, Dunn, N.C.
tfnc
HELP WANTED: FirsTclass
mechanic and welder. Stea
dy work, good pay. Also man
to run logging job. Register
Bros. Lumber Co. 1-5-5 t c
and almosst one-fpurth more lug
gage space. Trunk lid openings
hav ebeen enlarged and deepened.
The sill is now at virtually trunk
floor level as an aid to luggage
loading.
8— A lavish choire of colors
marked by brilliant new greens
and blues are offered in 13 solids
and 10 two-tone combinations.
Two- tone interiors harmonize
with the selection of exterior co
lors in many of the cars.
In appearance the latest Chex
rolets combine the smooth flow of
the streamline with utilitarian de
sign. Over-all, the cars are lower,
but with an increase in headroom
and legroom. The top of the bodies
has been broadened to provide j
additional width while hood and
trunk lines are more pronounced, j
Fender shapes, both front and rear
make the cars appear longer al- I
though over-all they are actually I
two inches shorter than last year j
largely due to a repositioning of !
the bumper. The new length is a
concession to parking ease with •
the more compact bumper design
reducing the “overhand” from
axles. Wheelebase remains the
same.
Mr. Westbrook today extended
to the public a cordial invitation
to see the new line of Chevrolets.
Buick
(Continued From Face One)
I deck lines, give it the most Irace
, ful “goodbye” in motordomf
The power plans in aH series are
; of record high horsepower, and de
signed for economical operation:
The durability of Buick motors has
long been a byword, and the present
model is no exception.
The new twin-turbine Dynaflow
gives faster, quieter getaway and
adds to the economy and power
brakes, standard on Skylark and
optional on Roadmaster series, mak
es stopping in emergency an easy
and simple matter.
Power steering, available on all
series, plus the shorter radius of
turning on Roadmaster models,
makes it easy to get the big car
ifcto those close parking spaces
GOOD USED
CARS - TRUCKS
0
NAYLOR-DICKEY
DIAL 2127
FayettrvfTle Hwy- Punr,\
a distinction never previously achieved in the Chevrolet market.
Increased performance, comfort and convenience are common to
the Bel Airs and the “One-Fifty” and “Two-Ten” series.
with the minimum oi effort.
All series are equipped with pan
oramic rear windows, and rear vis
ibility is as good as front view.
Whether cruising along the road or
backing from the driveway, there
is no necessity to crane to see pas.
obstructions. The view is clear in
all directions.
All two door models have the j
new tilt-away and slide-away seats !
for easier entrance and exit. Doors, i
too, are wider, for the same reas
on.
The interiors have been carefully
designed for beauty and durability,
with smart new upholstery; more I
AnnoiiiM'ing
A CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT OF
The Dunn-Rite Bakery
North Wilson Avenue Dunn, N. C.
The Bakery Is Now Under Lease To And
Operated By
- Joe Earnhardt
Former partner and manager of bakery depart
ment
Mr. Earnhardt state thdt there will be no change
in personnel and the bakery will be operated
under the same high standards as before.
We regret immensely Mr. White's leaving the
bakery and sincerely extend to him the best of
everything in the future.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 8, 1952
, nylon for longer wear and easier
slideability.
The air intake and ventilating
system has been increased by 70,
per cent and air conditioner is
available as optional equipment on
some of the models.
A visit to the showrooms tomor
! row w hen the new model goes on
i display, will convince anyone that
! the new 1953 Buick is the best in
j its price field.
-
Former presidents John Adams
j and Thomas Jefferson died July 4.
1826, while James Monroe died July
I 4. 1831.
1 Feeds —:— Seeds
Fertilizers
DUNN FCX SERVICE
R. H. GODWIN, Manager _,
Where’s the
OTHER HALF
of Your Policy?
You might o» wnß koue Kn« fcolf o
policy IF your tout, koe neorty
doubled ia value. Find out NOW I
Wei be gtod lo check oB your
property Inter one. ond moke rec
ommendation. to bring M up-to
date No ckorge or obligation, ond
youu find it eoey to keep n toot
way urlto Plonatyele. Moy wo die
cue. 1 wHh you twrtheeT ten. in
or phono.
SNIPES INSURANCE
AGENCY
Phone 2121 . Dunn