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FOR SALE
COAL AND FUEL OIL.
Highest quality. W. B. War
ren Oil Company. Phone
3*!S in Erwin. Phone 4173
in Dunn. Charles Lee and
W. B. Warren. 12-8-tta-c
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FOR SALE: Seven rooms
car port, storage room, new
brick veneer house located
on North Wautauga Avenue.
Lot 83 x 150. This is not just
another house, but one of
the nicest in Dunn. Contact
Gus Register, Day Phone
4246, Night Phone 3383.
2-10-tfn-c
FOR SALE: One dry drink
box, 20 case capacity. Will
sell cheap. Contact Larry
Baird at Pure Food Store.
2-29-6t-c
FOR SALE:: One 14 foot
plywood fishing boat and
nailer. CaU 4478 after 6:00.
tj( r‘ ^ 3-i>-3t-p
FOR SALE: Bedding pota
toes, at the Big Four Ware
house. 3-5-5t-c
FOR SALE: Six room house,
new store 23 x 32. Thirty-six
road fiont In c. Pretty loca
tion, two mi.es from Dunn
on Fairground Road. See T.
E. Barbour, Route 3, Dunn.
3-S-St-p
FOR SALE: House and lot
(48'2 x 150). Located at
800 South Clinton Avenue,
1 block from The Daily Rec
ord. S*e E. C. Carter, Route
4, Dunn 3-5-2t-p
FOR SALE: Phone 2522 for
cabinets, bookcases, window
cornices, special built fumi- j
ture, furniture repairs, win
dow and screen repairs and
etc. Rouse Manufacturing
Company, formerly Lang
don’s Wood Works.
3-G-5t~c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Five room un
furnished apartment wired
for electric stove. Hot watei
heater*. Beautiful yards. Near
business section. Recently
painted. Best location in
town. No up stairs. Reason
able rent. See W. A. Ennis
or Phone 4216.
3-6-T-Thu-F-3t—p j
FOR RENT: Neatly furnish
ed three room apartment
with bath, new electric
kitchen. Located on Route I
1, Bunnlevel approximately
18 miles from Fort Bragg.
Mrs. Dora Byrd. Phone 3175.
3-2-5 t-c
♦ STEWART *
BARBARA STANWYCK
FRED M»cM£RRAY
JOAN BENNETT
LAST TIME TODAY
* DUNN +
TODAY thru WEDNESDAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PICTURES ol anything,
anywhere and anytime. Spe
cialize in group, wedding
and commercial pictures T.
M Stewart, Lillington.
7-26-tfn-c
COOK. Need Cash? Well
lend you money on your ap
pliances or furniture. SE
CURITY LOAN CORPORA
TION, Comer Fayetteville
and Cumberland Streets,
Dunn. 7-4-t*-**
Auto Financo
AUTO LOANS?
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Money »« 10 Minute*"!•.
1 MOTOR !?
CREDIT CO.
DUNN, n: c.
iFavettevillr St. Phofte 1158
IMPORTANT NOTICE
A new service has been add
ed. Call on us for installa
tion of cornices, floor and
bathroom tile, installation of
storm windows, weather
stripping of doors, cabinets,
screens, or any interior mill
work. - Prompt service, free
estimates — Gail POPE AND
MIXON BUILDING SUP
PLY. Phone 3836. “Don't
It Off, Put It On.”
1-31
UENEKAL REPAIRS ON
AiiL MAKE OF CARS. Over
25 years experience. Carbu
retor and ignition specialty.
Brakes relined. Reasonable
prices.
KIRKMAN'S GARAGE
Phone 4918 East Erwin
"***• * 2-24-26t-c
WANTED
LONG TERM FARM
LOANS: Fair appraisal.
Quick service. Low inter
est rates. C. J. Hanna and
Son, Inc. Phone 3125,
Dunn. tin
WANTED: Couple desires
furnished apartment. Close
in. Cali 3117 3-5-tfn-c
HELP WANTED
$2.00 HOURLY possible .do
ing light assembly work dt
home. No experience neces
sary. Write Sanco Manufae-*
turing Company, 7159 Bev
erly Boulevard, Los Angeles
36, California. 3-6-2t-p
Legal Notice
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified
as Administratrix of the estate of
Marie Sorrell, deceased, Iare of Har
nett County, North Carolina, this
i§ to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file same, du»y
verified with the undersized on or
before th> 6 day of February. 1957
Or this notice win pleaded in bar of ,
their recovery. All person* indebted ,
to said estate are hear >by requested
to make immediate settlement with ,
the undersigned.
This the 6 day of February, 1956.
Mrs. Ida Floyd Own Sorrell,
Administratrix
Feb. U. 21. 28, March, 6, 13, 20-c
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Heath I. Lee, -de
ceased, late of Harnett County, N.
C., this is to notify allpersons hav
ing claims against the said estate
to file the same duly verified with j
the undersigned on or before the '
31st day of February, 1957. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to the said estate will please make
immediate settlement with the un
dersigned
This 21st day of February’. 1957
HARVEY HINSON.
Administrator.
HOWARD O. GODWIN
Attorney
Feb 21-28, Mar. 6-13-20-27
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CROSS-COUNTRY ON A HORSE-Mrs. Annie
calls herself the “last of the saddle tramps,” arrives
Calif., on her horseback jaunt from New England, The **•**?*"
old West Minot, Maine, traveler will continue on to Los Angeles,
having already traveled 5600 miles since November, 1954.
Improvements j
( mtlniH from P«i»
Cost of famishing such a suite
will be borne by the county judicial
louncil. Such accommodations were
authorized by the new law passed
»t the last legislature separating
he county recorder's cqprt from
he superior court and creating a
separate clerk for each court. A
rerialn percentage of court costs
cere set aside for the library.
JAIL NEEDS
Jail accomodations were called to
mention of the commissioners by
State Jail Inspector T. A. Early
from the State Department of
Public Welfare which has the re
sponsibility for jail inspections.
Early took the commissioners and
Sheriff Claude R. Moore on a tour
of the jaii to print out a long
list of ways in which the Harnett
tail falls to meet the minimum re
quirements necessary to absolve the
emmissloners of liability in event
of harm to a prisoner.
UNPROTECTED WINDOWS
Commissioners reported that Early
:aited attention to the fact that
there are unprotected glass windows
on the lower floor on the prisoner’s
side of the window. Early told the
ooard It was now easy for an un
:ully prisoner to break the giass at
uiy time, with possible Injury to
ihe prisoner. This condition does
oot exist on the second floor whert
Eher* is a cell block. Chief critic
isms were reserved for the tack of
modern food handling equipment
in the kitchen. Harnett* j*il lu
10 way conforms, the stmunissfoners
fere Informed, to methods of steri
lisation recommended for Jills.
While no criticism was directed
it Jailer L. L. Upchurch and Mrs.
LJpfchurch the inspector pointed out
:hat there is no divided sink in the
titchen suph as the State Depart
ment of Health requires in ail food
landling establishments. One set
don of a sink with water heated to
180 degrees Farenheit is needed,
le said, to assure dishes clean en
>ugh to prevent spread of comrat
Ucable disease. He. also recoin -
nended discarding the tin plates
Eiom which prisoners now eat for
sectioned stainless steel or alumin
um trays in order that food will
lot run together and will appear
nore apetizing.
COST NOT KNOWN *
No estimate was made of the
noney needed to bring the jail up
o state standards, nor was any
'xact date set for compliance. In
pector Early promised to make his
■ecommendations in Writing, “We
kill think about it”, replied the j
commissioner, who frequently eat j
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B & G Milting
Company
1 Miles East of Hum
AT ERIC BASS FARM
Custom Grinding and Milling |
THE WAYNE WAY
WE SHELL and BUY CORN |
—FOR SALE
GROUND OATS
GROUND BARLEY
GROUND COBB
BALED SHUCKS
at the Jail themselves on iirst
Mondays.
Both requests, observed one com
missioner, underscored the coun
ty’s long standing need of a mod
ern courthouse and Jail.
In other business, commissioners
approved the bond for Constab.e
Eli Manning; granted permission
for purchase of eieotric typewriters
for the county health department
and for the clerk of. superior court.
Salary of additional workers as
sisting Tax Supervisor Berles John
son was set at one dollar an hour
or. hb recommendation.
Commissioner J. E. Womhie of
Liilington reported to the board
that the new county library, now
under erection in Liilington will
cost an exact sum of $16,619.67.
Chairman L. A. Tart said the
Harnett commissioners pian to at
tend a one day district meeting of
the State Association of County
Commissioners. The association .wilt
meet March 20 at 10 a. m. in Car
thage. with representatives 'from
the Institute of Government in
charge.
EASTER HOLIDAT
Easter Monday, April 2 was de
clared a holiday for county em
ployees. The courthouse Will be
Closed, but since the date coirjeWes
with First Monday, commissioners
will forego the holiday and meet
as usual, but at an early hour of
8:30 a. m.
Present in addition to Chairman
Tart of Dunn were commissioners
R. G. Johnson of Kipling, B. P
Ingram of Mainers, and J. E. Worj
ble of Liilington. Commissioner Bob
Pate of Erwin vacationing in Flor
ida was absent. Mrs. Inez Harring
ton. cierl^ to the board, and Coun
ty Atiofhey W A. Johnson ami
Auditor H. D. Carson, Jr. also met
with the commissioners.
CAROLINA TYPEWRITER
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Mail Orders Promptly Filled
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