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CALL 2321
FOR
WANT AD
SERVICE
W>t KENT: Crescent Beach
cottage, sleeps 10. All modem
conveniences; $45.00 weekly.
Contact William Η. Shelley,
Jr. phone 4481. Tabor City.
4/25; 10/10pd.
JOBS WAITING — Torn»* men
and women. $50.00 to $150.00
per week. You can work your
way. You start earning when
you start learning. Write:
Charlotte Beauty School, 129%
S. Tyron Street, Charlotte,
N. C. A. 15,22,29,S3,12,l».c
I A I
A stated communi
cation of Tabor
Lodge 663 A. F. &
A.M. is held on the
second Tuesday of each month
at 8:00 p. m.
David Simon, Master
Harry Bryant, Sec.
Headquarters
CASE TRACTORS
or Mules, Harnes·, Wagons,
Horse and Tractor-Drawn
Farm Machinery
S. L. Poller & Co.
WhiteviUe, N. C.
GUARANTEED
WATCH
REPAIR
:t Us Make
'our Watch Run
jke. -New . . .
ft "U-iwh Tested
SCfcbtific^llv With
Our tvatch Master
Dor man Jewelers
-*Kabor City. N. C.
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FRIGIDAIRE
APPLIANCES
NEW and USED
Electrical
Plumbing And
Contracting
Rewind Generators
and
lUlraild Motor·
PHONE 3921
TABOK CITY, N. C.
Κ Ε TS
MADE IN 60 SECONDS
Dicus-Fowler Co.
Tab<»r CKy, N. G
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Custom Made
STEEL — WOOD
ALUMINUM
Me«*nr«l end Inatallrrf Pr«·
PRINCE BROTHERS
Furniture
Phon« 32*1 Tabor CKy
QUALITY LUGGAGE 8ΜΛΒΤ
itylet». Sturdy, tight-fitting
tongue-and-groove construct
ion makes it moth, dirt and
dust-proof. See our display
today. Prince Bros. Furniture
Co
Car wont crank? Ping* skipping
on cold morning? Then take
It To Doc. Bruton. He will
have it running like new.
Have your plugs and points
checked today. Tabor City
Auto Parts.
NOW EVERYONE CAN OWN A
NICE NEW BALDWIN. NO
MONEY DOWN. PAY
A SMALL PAYMENT
THIS FALL. THEN TWO
MORE FALLS TO PAY.
NICE PRACTICE PIANOS
FROM $10« UP. NOTHING
DOWN. PAY THIS FALL.
BEAUTIFUL BALDWIN CH
URCH ORGAN8 ON EASY
TERMS. WRITE HARRILL
MUSIC STORE. LUMBER-!
TON. AND A FRIENDLY
REPRESENTATIVE WILL
CALL ON YOU. EVERY
THING GUARANTEED FUL
LY. HARRILL MUSIC
STORE. LUMBERTON. N. C.
indf.
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
24-HOUR SERVICE
Oxygen Equipped
Newest Model Cadillac
Ambulance
Phone 3221
INMAN FUNERAL
HOME
Tabor City, N. C.
PICTURE FRAMING — Lei at
frame your pictures, diplomas,
etc.—Any size you need Id as
sorted colors . . . W. W. Woody
. . . W. F. Cox Company, Tab
or City, N. C.
»CttlAN AND OTHER-VAREE
TY PECAN TREES, and fruit
trees; also lightening rods,
and monument cleaning at
reasonable prices. Contact
Vance C. Ward, phone 2651 or
P. O. box 232, Tabor City.
FOR SALETTndividually design
ed Spencer supports and Lad
ies Nylon Slips. See Mrs. Β
F. Duncum, P. O. Box 2,
Phone 388i, Tabor City.
Charlotte Observer want ads
taken at Tribune office. If
you have a need for this scrv-|
ice, its available to you. We
charge nothing for our serv-1
j ice. See The Tribune, Tabor j
I City.
AUTO
LOANS
WACCAMAW
BANK & TRUST CO.
Your Financial Friend
Dependable
WATCH
REPAIRING
I
• Electronic
Equipment
• Trained
Watchmakers
1 ' / /
• Reasonable
v f Price*
Davis
Jewelers
I I «»Λ l> < ΗΙΓΙ"· Prop
Τ •♦»or Citjr. Ν C.
Phone 21Λ1
lAUTO LOAN
REFINANCING
QUICK — CONFIDENTIAL
Southern Auto Finance Co.
Cohmhi Hot·! Bid*. Phon« 2711
Goo. A. Smith, Mgr.
|Jimmy Dil
Wants To See You
About
firofont
Retreads
THE THINGS you en.iov
. . . rugs, furnishings, TV
set. your clothes . . . may
be soaked clean of their
value by the water that;
saves them from fire!
Not a pretty thought. And
it's expensive unless you!
have broad insurance pri»-1
tection for that personal
property!
If you don't have it. ask
us about it today. It will
be yours at little extra!
cost.
Nesmiih Agency
INSURANCE
Phone 2191 — S. Railroad S«
tabor cmr, v. c.
f
TRUCK TIRE BARGAIN
AT FIRESTONE
NOW . . . YOU CAN SAVE UP
ΓΟ 70" NEW TIRE COST ON
FIRESTONE FACTORY
METHOD TRUCK NEW
TREADS
Here's what you get:
1. New Tire Tread Width
2. New Tire Tread Depth
3. New Tire Tread Design
4. New Tire Trend Rubber
PLUS NEW TIRE GUARANTEE
SAVE TIME — SA\t MONEY
Special..."2 HOUR SERVICE!"
You can't beat our Deal ... or
match our service . . .Just Drive
in and in less than two hou..
you'll have safe, long n.ileage
Firestone New Treads on your
truck
DICUS-FOWLF.R CO.
Tabor City, N. C.
BUY
GRAINGER
BLOCKS
FOR THE BEST IN
CONCRETE
BLOCKS
Our Steam Cured Blocks meet
A. S. Τ. Μ Specifications for
Grade "A" load-bearing walls
—SEE OR WRITE—
GRAINGER
BLOCK CO.
Green Sea Kord — Phone S471
TABOR CITY, N. C.
AIm See Γ» For Flll-In Dirt
SEE
PEOPLES
SAVINGS & LOAN
Association
FIRST
m 3~
DIVIDEHD
ON INSURED
SAVINGS
PEOPLES SAVINGS
AND LOAN
Association
WHITEVILLE. N. C.
FOB SALE — PUbn. Sptneti
Uprights, Grands, Lowery or
Sons. buy. sell, trade. Als«
piano tuning & repairs am
Radio and TV repairs. Se<
Yates Radio & TV, Chadbourr
N. C. (tin]
BABY CRYING with «I»»«
rash? He needs soothing Swiss
Ointment. It's an old prescrip
tion remedy. Dumeron's Dru{
Store.
S64 QUESTION _
WHAT'S YOUR Insurance ques
tion? We want to know it—evei
the $64 one. This Hartford agen
cy wants every customer to full]
understand the protection turn·
ished by each policy he bay»—
what it does and what It do«
not rover.
NESMITH INS.
AGENCY
"DRUG FACTS"
ΜΑΜΟ MA&AMT KUMM.
«Τ» ALSO NEASANT ID KNOW
HARRELSONS
PHARMACY
MS SUCH CXCELUHT
MftiCJUPTION tfBtflTf/
, PHARMACY
I Ζ REGiSTE.RED DRUGGISTS
TO SER.VC YOU
"YOVR FAMILY VfrOGGlST
] ro»e ovt*. 4S YEAK<Z~
, TABOR CITY, N.c~
Drive Around!
Inspect our plant. See
our work. Thon you'll
know why we always
turn out quality clean·
injr and pressing sorvio.
I'hone 2."51 1.
Tabor City
Cleaners
I Trutnne TV
GUARANTEED FOR
ONE YEAR
No Cost In Repairs
If Needed During
First Year
Western Auto
Associate Store
Tabor City
BOTANY 500
MEN'S SUITS
OUR EXCLUSIVELY
— in —
COLUMBUS COUNTY
I
J. S. MANN'S
DEPT. STORE
WhiteviMe, N. C.
» GIFTS · CHIN/
• HOME FURNISHINGS
"The Best For Let·"
The Quality Shop
SAM T. GORE, Owmt
Aa Ope· Leiter
Te Drivers Of
Tabor City
Dear Driver:
You don't know my little dau
ghter Dob by who is just six and
has started her first year ol
school.
You haven't seen how she can
turn from eager enthusiasm to
solemn unconcern to youthful
wisdom No. you couldn't know
her or love her as I do— that's
why is seems strange that I
have to trust her very life to
you!
Yes. to you—bccause as she
marches off to school regularly
she'll be crossing streets, play
ing along the way, frolicking
around the school.
I hope 1 was preparing her
when I threw in some advice
nbout the safe way to do these
things—in answering her ques
tions about all the wonders of
th^ first grade.
But this is pretty new to hei
and she may make mistakes.
Debby isn't irresponsible, yet
she is not responsible. For her,
the crushing dangers of traffic
[»re not real. I can tell her, but
it would be like describing the
Giant in the story of Jack and
the Beanstalk.
But you know and you can
watch out for her. You can
watch for her as she plays on
the way home from school, and
you can use caution when you
see her ready to cross the street.
You can be ready to stop if she
should dash out from behind a
parked car or follow a rolling
ball into the street. If you re
member how dear she is to me
you'll drive slowly through eve
ry school zone.
Since you have been granted
the privilege to drive, 1 have to
assume that you will do these
things. But will you? Will you
drive carefully wherever there
are children, not only because
it is your legal responsibility,
but because you care as much as
I do that the frightening roar of
traffic death—of the Ginat—
never becomes real for a little
eirl who has so much ahead of
her to learn?
Sincerely,
Bill Crowell
The Division of Health Af
fairs of the University of North
Carolina includes the Schools of
Dentistry. Medicine. Nursing.
Pharmacy, Public Health and
the North Carolina Memorial
Hospital.
FOR RENT: three room apart
ment. downstairs, with South
em exposure. Located on
Lewis Street. Contact Mrs. R
T. Bruton, phone 2606, City.
9-5pd.
TWO BOOKS ON NORTH CAR· ι
OLINA HISTORY AND CUL- ι
TI RE TO BE PUBLISHED IN ι
OCTOBER BY THE UNIVER- <
SITY OF NORTH CAROLINA <
PRESS ! ι
On October 13, The University'
of North Carolina Press will pub-·
lish TARHEEL TALK, by Nor .
man E. Eliason, a pioneer his
torical language study showing 1
how our North Carolina fore- 1
bearers actually talked. I
How is it possible to determine,
earlier pronunciation? Is folk,
speech a corruption of standard I
English? Was there more swear-1
ing in the past than today? Who'
gave slaves their names and
what were their names really
like? Was the role of the Negro
significant in the shaping of the
Soutnern dialect? What is the
true explanation of our various
American dialects? Why is t«cre!
a difference in the speech of,
eastern and western North Caro
linians? How good a speller was
Daniel Boone? What is the sig-'
nificacne of the fact that th·»
first known use of scarce as
hen's teeth was by a North Caro
linian? 1
These and innumerable other
questions are necessarily raised
—and answered—in this unique
historical study of the English
language in North Carolina from
the time of its settlement in the
seventeenth century up to 1860.
In tracing the historical develop
ment, light is shed not only on
what is distinctive about Tar
heel speech, but also on Ameri
can English generally and on the ι
English language as a whole.
Mr. Eliason, Professor of Eng
lish in the University of North
Carolina since 1946, has examin
ed thousands of letters, journals,
bills, receipts, record books and '
other writings in the Southern
Historical Collection of the lTni-·'
versity of North Carolina — and,
has produced the "First History|
of Language of a Single State" j
using the first-hand testimony
provided by North Carolinians
themselves. Thi- wealth of folk
speech in these records provided 1
the author with a sound explana-|i
tion of the various American dia-,1
leets, enabled him to explain the,i
differences in the speech of the ι
different sections of the State ':
ind to includ« a fine treatment
if proper names and the use of
imilea. Both the nature ol the
ividence and the conclusion·
Irawn are clearly explained in
ion-technical language.
I
SHERMAN'S MARCH
NIROUGH THE CAROLINAS.
>y John G. Barrett, to be pub
ished by The University of
<orth Carolina Press on October
17, an alternate selection of the
'ivil War Book Club, recordi
ompletely for the first time th*
nilitary campaign and human
Iramu of this relatively little
;nown phase of the War Betw
he States. Based on printed
nemoirs and documentary rec
irds of those who fought and of
he civilians who lived in the
iath of Sherman's advancing
irmy. the author vividly de»,
ribes the three month's march
vhich Sherman considered the
rreatest of his military feats
l*he burning of Columbia, the
•ngagements at Monroe's Crou
loads with Kilpatrick's forced
he battle' of Bentonville. and
Johnston's surrender in Raleigh
line «lays after Appomattox are
he high spots of the story; but
he human interest is concentra·
ed in the many episodes that
jrew out of the planned, syste
natic destructoin of supplies· and
»roperty by Sherman's orders
tnd the undisciplined pillaging
if the "bummers" as the arm J
noved toward Raleigh.
John G. Barrett was born in
jastonia; he received his educa·
ion in the Laurinburg Public
Schools, Wake Forest College
und the University of North
[Carolina. During the war he
erved in the United States Nav
il Reserve: trom 1944 to 1046 he
vas a Lieutenant, junior grade,
ι board a landing craft in tf#
Pacific. He is now a member of
:he history department in Vir
ginia Military Institute at Iex
ngton.
Marketing officials of the US
)A report the sweet potato crop
η prospect at a fourth below
ast year. Prices in the 1956-57
narketing year probably will
iverage much higher than if
955-56.
FOR SALE: One 14 ft boat, 15
H. P. Evinrude Motor, Re
mote Controls, steering wheel,
and trailer, all in Λ-1 condi
tion. Call Claude Huggins at
2491 Tabor City.- Indf.c
NO MATTER WHERE YOU
LIVE, you can enjoy the all
weather dependability of Sun
Ga£ Bottled Gas. Safe, clean,
efficient. Get our prices on(
completely installed system!
Wrights Gas & Furn. Co.
FOR SALE: One 14 ft.boat.15
II. P. Evinrude Motor, Remote
Controls, steering wheel, all
trailer, all in A-l condition.
Call Claude Huggins at 3491,
Tabor City. Indf.c
WANTED AT ONCE: AUTO
SALESMAN. Opening for
promising young man. Age 21
40. all benefits. Permanent
work with good future. Call
Suggs Motors, Loris, S. C.
indf.
FO R RENT: APARTMENTS,
AND ROOMS. Mrs. Frank
Ward. 106 West Sixth St.,
Tabor City. ind.c'
PIANOS FOR SÄLE — Two pi
anos near Tabor City good as
new. You may have by paying
balance. Interested parties
write John's Piano Store,
Granite Quarry, N. C. (Exp
AUl
rack trouble
Thibidcau Clinics
Myrtle Beach Conway
Ph. 5S42 Ph. 314
H Hwy. 17 Hwy. 701
EVERYTHING FOK VOIR
HOME
Todd Furniture Co.
WHITEVILLE
GAS CO.
Division of
CUMBERLAND
BUTANE
Phone 2341
BEST
QUALITY
JEWELRY
At
REASONABLE
PRICES
COLLIER'S
"Whiteville'e Leading Jeweler*
And 8iWeramitliir
EMPIE'S
TV
and
APPLIANCES
WH1TEVILLE
Day 2273 Night 2875
f
—
ι
KRAMER'S
Two Complete St or··
To Serve You
i
Ladies' & Men'· Shop
WHITETILLB, 1*. C.
I Β. F. Goodrich
VACATION TIRE
SALE
#plu« tax
and your
r»fr*odabl·
6.00-16 '"·
B.F.Goodrich
EXTRA SERVICE
6.70-15 SIZE FOR
FORDS, CHEVROLET
PLYMOUTH ... ONLY
129.5
BRAND NEW
Safety-S
Tube-type
Sem· famous tread
Μ|κ a* formerly
cam· on new cart
1095
■ 4.70-13
ill "'and"
TUBELESS
Β. F. Goodrich
SAFETY-S
ONLY
$400
1795
■ Μ 6.70-13
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more
for
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proUcti your cor
PUT ANY Β. f. Goodrich TIM
on Your Car VOO
FOR AS IOW AS 1 DOWN
East Tabor Tire Service
Intersection of Highway· 701 and 410 2 Mile· East of Tabor City at East Tabor
A. E. PRINCE, Mgr. PHONE 5381 & 5336
we will not Be undersold
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