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FOR SALK
COAL AND FUEL OIL.
Highest quality. W. B. War
ren Oil Company. Phone
3415 in Erwin. Phone 4173
in Dunn. Charles Lee and
* W. B. Warren. 12-S-tin-c
FOR SALE: Six room house,
new store 23 X 32. Thirty
six road front lots. Pretty lo
cation two miles from Dunn
on Fairground Road. See X
E. Barbour, Route 3, Dunn.
3-12-5t-p
ELECTROLUX V ACU U M
CLEANERS — Sale and ser
vice. Bonded salesman. Write
Coll Sexton, Lillington, Rt.
1. 3-l3—5t—p
FOR SALE: 1955Plymouth.
4-door Belvodore. Purchased
* new in November. Only 6,
000 miles. Practically good
as new. Well cared for. Sell
ing at sacrifice due to fi
nancial difficulty. Phone
2156 in Dunn from 7 a. m.
to 6 p. m. 3-14-tfn-c
FOR SALE: Lovely artificial
handmade carnation and or
chid corsages for Easter. Al
so special dogwood arrange
ments. Order now. Mrs. L.
D. Ennis, 114 West Broad
Street. Phone 4958.
3-15-5t-c
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE — in Town of I
Lillington, ,N. C., -County
Seat of Harpeit County, one
block 1-dftTOeffenter of town,
Business lots on three
streets. And width frontage.
One-half block off 15-A One
block from Courthouse. All
on paved streets. Anyone
looking for business proper
FOR SALE — Plows. tVe ha
ve several brand new Chat
tanooga turn plows that can
be bought at bargain prices.
No. 63 Chattanooga, 2 horse
plow for $16.38; No 72 1-2
Chattanooga, 1 1-2 horse
plow for $14.78. This is half
price for these plow's. See us
at once. Cromartie Hard
ware. Dunn. 3-5-M4t-c
ty should see these lots. Ideal
location for retail or whole
sale business. Best reasoh
for selling. If interested con
tact J. L. McKay. ,Phone
5291, Buie’s Creek, N. C.
3-16-5 t-p
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STEWART
TlTDAY and TUESDAY
TODAY thru WEDNESDAY
AWNINGS . AWNINGS
CANVAS
Ivock Vent Aluminum
Free Estimates
ROCKY MOUNT
AWNING AND TENT
COMPANY
Write P. O. Box 663,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
3-8-M&Th-tfn-c
FOR SALE: Baby chicks.
Book your order now for the
following new Hampshire
Red, Barred Ro?k, Rhode Is
land Red, Brown Leghorns,
Biack Giants and White
Rock. We can furnish you
straight run pullet and
roosters. Phone 2740. Dunn
Hatchery.
2-27-MWF-tfn-c
DON’T BE MISLED ON AIR
CONDITIONING PRICES —
Salesman for out of town
wholesalers have been sell
ing air-conditioning unit3 to
local business firms and oth
ers at allegedy wholesale
prices. The buyers later
woke up to the sad fact that
they paid a much' higher
price than that charged .ev
ery day by The Suggs Com
pany here at home. Our
prices on Hotpoint air-con
ditioners: % ton, $199.50;
one-ton, $219.50; 1 Yt ton,
$249.50. Buy at home from
The Suggs Company and
save. We install and serv
ice air-conditioners and oth
er appliances we sell. THE
SUGGS COMPANY, DUNN,
N. C, Phone 4602.
3-16-tfn-c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Three bedroom
house, air conditioned Locat
ed on E. Divine Street. Call
W. C. Register, day phone
4246, night phone 9395.
3-13-tfn-c
........... .
FOR RENT: Punished apart
ment downstairs or rooms
with kitchen privileges. 108
East Divine Street. Call or
Apply after 4 p. m. and on
Saturdays. Phone 2688.
3-14-5t-p
FOR RENT: One 3 room
apartment, newly painted.
Automatic heat. Electric
stove, refrigerator, furnish
ed if desired. Large front
and back yard. Private front
and back entrances. Avail
able at once. $50 a month.
Contact B. G Porter, Phone
2439. 3-15-tfn-c
FOR RENT: Nice large live
room apartment. All mod
em conveniences. Next to A
and P food store. Reason
able rent. Call 2938.
n 3-5-MWF-tfn-c
FOR REf^T: Seven room
brick' bungalow: Radiator
steam heat. Freshly paint
ed, garage, nice yard with
shrubbery. Reasonable rent.
See D. M Kimmell at Baer’s
Department Store. ” ' '
* 3-16-4 t-c
FOR RENT: Three room un
furnished apartment.,Wired
for electric stove. Located
on Duke Street. Low rent.
Phone 2416. 3-19-3t-MWF-p
FOR SALE: Four room
house with bath. Located at
505 West J. Street, Erwin.
Contact Harvey Grady.
3-19-5t-p
SPECIAL NOTICES
pTctUBES ol anything,
anywhere and anytime. Spe
cialize in group, wedding
and commercial pictures. T.
M. Stewart, Lillington.
7-20-tfn-c
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 moors; cabinet*,
screens, or any interior mill
work. Prompt service, free'
estimates — Call POPE AND
MIXON BUILDING SUP
PLY. Phone 3838. “Don’t Put
It Ofl, Put It On.”
1-31-tfn-c
Auto Financo
LOOK. Need CiUH? We**
lend you money on your ap
pliances or furniture. SE
CURITY LOAN CORPORA
TION, Corner Fayetteville
and Cumberland Streets,
Dunn. 7-4-tf-*
GENERAL REPAIRS ON
ALL MAKE OF CARS. Over
25 years experience. Carbu- j
retor and ignition specialty.
Brakes relined. Reasonable
prices.
KIRKMAN’S GARAGE
Phone 4918 East Erwin
2 24-26t-c
WANTED
WANTED: # Couple desires
furnished apartment. Close
in. Call 3117 3-5-tfn-c
HELP WANTED
SALESMAN OR SALES
LADY to work on good com
mission in local territory.
Must have car and be relia
ble. Full time or part time
work. Write P. O. Box 5, in
care of The Daily Record.
* * *\ ~ 4 tffr
WANTED: Maids wanted for
New York City. $125.00 per
month. Write Mrs. Ola GF
Childress, P. O. Box 172, Vir
ginia Beach, Virginia.
* ^-15-7t-c
SALESMAN: Net $175 00
and up weekly to start, if
you are a LIVE WfR£ that’s
got the “KNOW-RO^” of di
rect selling, ^eacjs furnish
ed free. No canvassing! No
credit problems. Top com
missions. SN**yday is pay
day. “Hottest ttttng &inc$
Chicago Fire.” Its not^ui^
lication, insurance, freezers
of cemetery lotsfhowever ex
perience along those T Kdes
would be helpful. Must have
a car and be free to travel
75 mile radius of your home.
Write Mr. McCoivey at
once. P. 0 BoX I06 lir Ca&
of The Daily Record.
... "5-19-H-c
Opportunities
OWN YOUR “ * '
OWN BUSINESS
EARN UP TO
$10,000 YEARLY -
MINIMUM INVESTMENT
Established automata "bev
erage routes earn up to S1Q,
000 and more a year." Open
ings in this comm unit 75 s
of the equipment eoats can
be financed. Write giving
phorte ahd add rMs to ^Bils
iness Opportunity” ip c*t?
New Homes
FOR SALE
LOCATED Olt PARK
AND COLE STREETS
—] Bedroom Brick Veneer
—Forced Hob-Atr Heat To
tUp Lit lilies '
—Curb and Gutter
—Pared Streets
Salesmen at Homes
MMPHpK? :
Eastern
Construction Co.
m ww yr. «.*
Dixon Services
Held Saturday
Mrs ArdellU Dixon, 7S. of Ben
son. Route 3, died in Johnston Me
mortal Hospital in Southfield
Thursday at 10:20 p. m •
Funeral services were held Sat
urday' afternoon at 3 o'clock from
Pleasant HU1 Christian Church and
burial followed ip the Dixon Ceme
tery. Officiating were the Rev. J
Lee Johnson, the Rev. George W.
Talley, the Rev. J. David Capps and
the Rev. C W Kirby.
Mrs. Dixon was the widow of W.
P. Dixon and is survived by star
daughters, Mrs. Bryan Godwin,
Mrs. H. C Allen and Ruby Dixon,
ail of Benson, Route 3, Mrs. H. K.
Morgan of Raetford, Mrs. Bonnie
Butler and Mrs. Mary Alice Darron
of Charlotte: four . sons, Herman
Dixon of Clinton, Halite B. Dixdn
of Smlthfield, Owen Dixon of
Clinton and Lt. Raeford Dixon of
Benson and Pope Field. Ft. Bragg;
33 grandchildren; 34 great-grand
children, and two sisters, Mrs. O.
H. Graham of Qreerwtooro and Mrs
Tom Strickland of Drum.
BLINDING WEAPON
NORFOLK, Va. « — J. F.
Roufas, 71-year-etd storekeeper,
reported a bandit threw snuff in
his eyes and robbed his wallet of
|1N while he congfcedl and
of The Dally Record, Dunn.
3-19-lt-p
AWNINGS AWNINGS
CANVAS ALUMINUM
ESTIMATES WITHOUT CHARGE
CAROLINA AWNING
TENT MFG. CO.
and
504 North Church Si.
F. O. Box 449
Phone 6-3307
Rocky Mount, N. C.
The Original —The Oldest
Serving Eastern North Carolina
for over 30". years.
First tn Quality — Fairest in Price
— Fastest in Service.
S-I5-tfn
JIM'S COMING BACK
BY POPULAR DEMAND
Dunn's Second
Broodslob Drag
Easter Monday
BIG TV
SHOW
And
DANCE
MONDAY NIGHT
APRIL 2
Dunn Armory
Show Begins *7:30 '
t .* n
Featuring
Jim Thotfiton
An?! His WTVD
Country Style
Hillbilly Stare
jL JR gang
Mozelle
Carolyn Ann Thomas
Becky Hill
Barbara Ann Cotton
Sonny Coley
Melody Masters
Dixie RanjbJdts
maim
Biggest show and
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Broadslab Drag.
PLAN NOW
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few minutes, art i otc*fr
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TVIE OTHER END OP
the vajaamacv.
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OF JENNINGS.
WHERE MARY
WORTH H
CURRENTLY
LIVING WITH
HER YOUNG
■ COUSIN,
RANOORA PRICE,
THERE IS A
MILDLY
MYSTERIOUS
SITUATION
NEXT DOOR -
since mis Wife died two years
A60,MARTIN /VCAU HAS LIVED
AT THE HOTEL*—WHEN HE _
WTS THE FIRST *6N Of
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EN!»> AND IT'S AN ODD TIME
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GRIEF CAN BE LIRE A SUMMER
STORM, My CHILD--VERV 4
VIOLENT, BUT VERY SHORT! J
FIRST LADY Of JENNINGS.’-AND
THE LAST ONE ON EARTH, SO A
FAR AS MR. MfCALL WAS 1
CONCERNED.COUSIN MARY’ #
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BOY FplENp'S VARSITY SWEATER.
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ATTEMPTED To do MtHI WITH YOi!... AND
WAS ARRESTED LAST night at the \ SR port.
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THINK TVS
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PURRING UKE/ NK.
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now.
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