MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1946 ■**">*'*
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expensive way, the way to do it is with Want Ads.
*>R SALE—MARE HORSE, GOOD
condition, excellent for work;
set plowgcar, set harness, com
plete; set carry-all shafts; set
double lines; saddle with blanket;
riding bridle; iron beam Oliver
jgpw, single shovel, 3 gal. liquid
Spray, tobacco planter. All practic
ally new, prices right. Inquire at
Fire Station. John Andrew Clay
ton. Roxboro. Dec. 10, 13 pd.
FOR SALE—32I ACRES OF LAND,
SIO.OO per acre. 5 000 cords pulp
wood, 100,000 ft. oak timber. See
J. W. Monk. Roxboro, N. C.
Dec. 10, 13 pd. .
WANTED—I9I3 CHRISTMAS SEAL.
(xnso old stamps. C. F. Vogler at
Courier-Times.
FOR SALE—HOUSE ON MORGAN
street, five rooms. Submit your
bid. C. H. Pleasant, 21 >4: Shepherd
street. Raleigh, N. C.
Dec 10-13-17
AUCTION SALE—Farming tools,
mower, binder, two mules, some
household and kitchen furniture,
fUecomber 15, 1 o'clock. J. D. Clay
ton. Dec. 10, 13 pd.
STRAYED FROM HOME, SMALL
black pig with white nose, finder
notify Bessie Street, Woodsdale,
route 2. Dec. 10 pd.
LADIES: 529 WEEKLY ADDRESS
ing postcards in your spare time.
Sample cards, instructions, St.
Rush your SI today. Carolina
Hlail Service. Dept. CR, Monroe.
X. o. . •
-ARM WAGONS FOR SALE. SEE
Milton Supply Company, Milton,
N. C., Telephone 29L. May 24 ts.
WOOD—WOOD—WOOD WOOD
for sale at City Milk and Ice Co.
Call 42 33 for delivery. Dec. 3 ts
LOST—RED CALF ABOUT ONI
Afeilf year old, gone about 3 weeks.
*c'.v:s Winstead. Dec G-10-pd
SEE THE NEW HOT I'OINT LINE
Duncan's "Electrical Servent”.
Dec. 6-10.
DELIVERY BOY WANTED AT
once. See or telephone Winstead
Florist, Roxboro. Dec. 6 ts.
Wall the party who bor
rowed a 43 inch rigid pipe wrench
m uni us please return same to J.
T. Bradslier. Plumber, Roxboro.
Dec. 6. 10, 13.
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE
that we have samples of the new
Frigidaire refrigerator and range,
also the Maytag washer and will
be glad to show them to you at
your convenience. Ledbetter’s, ts.
WANTED SHARE-CROPPER FOR
flight acres of tobacco, plenty grain
house signed for lights. See
O. R. Yarborough, near Hester's
store, north of Bushy Fork.
Dec. ,3 6, 10 pd.
SAVE HALF OR MORE ON YOUR
fuel and still heat yuor home 24
hours a day. No fires to make.
No ashes to take up daily. Ashley
Automatic Wood stoves offer these
features. See them at Ledbetter's
♦is l Roxboro. Aug. 6tf.
RADIO A & B BATTERY AND
some nice table lamps, Electric
Appliance. Nov. 29-ts.
A beautiful room
costs only art
\4‘:. when
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THE MIRACLE WALL FINISH
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Roxboro Lumber
Company
KEM-TONE DEALERS
PHONE
3601
Quality Drj
Cleaning
Service Dry
Cleaners
-i
Claude Han*, Owmer
OFFICE FURNISHED RENT FREE
In exchange for taking phone ap
pointments. woman stenographer
preferred. Give personal and busi
ness information. Write R. S. cfo.
Courier-Times. Nov. 26 ts.
PIGS FOR SALE AT CLARENCE
Winstead's on Roxboro-Leasburg
road, 8 miles from Roxboro.
Nov. 26-29, Dec. 3-6-10 pd.
THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY
Ail kinds of Insurance. First in
i olume, first in service. Expert
advice on veteran's insurance. E.
G. Thompson, Walter James,
Henry Gates Mon&Thurs-tf
WANTED—LIVE CATS. MUST BE
twfc-thirds. We pay 75 cents each
delivered. Write to Carolina Bio
logical Supply Co., Elon College,
N. C. ts.
COME TO PERKINS DRUG STORE
South Boston, Va. and get any
kind of watch you want.
Dec. 6 - 10-13-17-20.
24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE.
Call day phone 3631. Night phones
4721 or 2914 or 2733. Tar Heei
Chevrolet Co. • Mon. & Thur. ts.
SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH
with Grade A Pasturized Milk.
Call 5243 for early morning de
livery. Elko Dairy. July 16-ts
LOTS 50 x 300 FEET HARD SUR
face road. Terms if desired. R. B.
Dawes. Nov. 29-Dec. 3, 6. 10 pd.
WANTED JANITOR FOR ROX
boro high school. Good salary. See
Jerry L. Hester, principal, at
school. 11-26-ts.
I ANTED—I AM A CATTLE DEAL
er and will buy your cows, calves,
JUlis and hogs that are butcher
dze. See Victor Yarborough, Rox
boro, rtute 2.
June 26 to July 31 pd. ts.
WANTED? TO RENT HOUSE, IN
or near Roxboro. Address, B. T.
Soloman, Roxboro, Box 691.
Dec.
Christmas Is Almost Here
Once again ''Old Santa 17 will soon be making his
rounds and you will want a lot of good things to
eat in your house. Better start thinking now about
what you will need and get ahead of tbe last min
ute rush.
Our Line Os Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., Is Very Nice And Complete
Come To See Ua
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Clayton & Stewart
GROCERS
PHONE 2231
FOUND NOV. 29—1 SMALL PIG,
ten weeks old, black. W. C. Robin
son, route 2. Dec. 10 pd.
LOST—ONE BLACK FEMALE PIG,
white ring on shoulder, 40 lbs. Left
Nov. 29. Notify Albert Richardson.
Dec. 10 pd.
LOST—ONE BLACK FEMALE PIG,
white ring on shoulder, 40 lbs. Left
Nov. 29. Notify Albert Richardson.
Dec. 10 pd.
LOST—A SMALL BLACK PURSE
in post office or on Roxboro
streets, Thursday, contained 20
bill, two ones and change. Finder
return to Courier-Times. Reward.
Mrs. A. D. Thompson. Dec. 10 pd.
WANTED TO RENT HOUSE OR
Apt. Ex-Naval officer and wife
wants a house or Apt. to rent—
funished or unfurnished. Rent
starting now or any time until
Jan. 1, 1946. Permanent residence.
Phone 2255 between 9 a. m. and
5 p.m. 10, 13, 17, 20 pd.
WANTED TO RENT—GOOD FARM,
five or six acres tobacco, eight
acres corn, electric lights prefer
ed, O. L. Taylor, Roxboro, route 1.
Dec. 10 pd.
FOR SALE—PIANO, ONE PLAYER,
25 music roles, and two uprights,
fine shape, priced to sell. J. W.
Chambers, telephone 4294, Rox
boro. Dec. 10 pd.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express to friends and
neighbors our deep and sincere ap
preciation ior kindnesses and sym
pathy and floral tributes received
during the illness and death of our
beloved wile and mother, Mrs. Ed
M. Wrenn,
Ed M. Wrenn and Family.
Dec 10-pd.
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank sincerely the
friends and neighbors who daring
my recent illness at Community
Hospital helped by gifts, flowers and
visits. Their kindness was deeply
I appreciated and will , never be for
gotten.
Mrs. Mamie Jordan.
pd-oi aoa
Make Your Next Bag Os Floor
GOLD EAGLE FLOUR
Distributed By
ROSEMAN GROCERY CO.
Roxboro, N. V.
THE COURIER TJME3
Jap Criminals 0!
War Under Arrest
Tokyo.—ln the must important
single list of war crime suspects yet
issued by allied headquarters, Gen
eral MacArthur has ordered the ar
rest of 59 prominent Japanese
reaching for the first time into the
imperial household and the ranks
of Japan's industrial-financial, hier
archy, the Zaibatsu.
MacArthur's abolition of the na
tional financial control association
and completion ol a detailed inven
tory of Japanese industry, to form
the basis of whatever repayaliens
Japan may be required to pay, were
other steps in the divecUcn of demil
itarizing Japan.
Those ordered arrested include;!
71-year-old Prince Morimnsa Nashi
moto and two former premiers. Bar
on Kiichiro Hiranuipa and Koki
Hirota. Two other ex-premiers. Run
iaki Koiso and Hideki Tojo, already
are behind bars.
Political' leaders, several generals
and admirals, two newspaper, exe
cutives and a number oi important
industrialists and bankers who fi
nanced Japans .aggression were
among the persons,whose: arrest by
the Japanese government was order
ed by the supreme allied command
er.
The headquarters nnubimcomen 1
V'DOIS" an averse!
L ROOMS /
COSTS ONLY
MIRACLE WALL FINISH^
Roxboro Lumber
Company
KEM-TONE* DEALER'S
[ did not specuy any charges against
Nashimoto, a lesser prince who be
j c.i me a field marshal In 1932 and
who was a supreme war councilor
tor many years.
The new list, appearing as th:]
allies prepared to prosecute the first
of 259 suspects in custody, seemed
j to answer the question raised here
s:nce family control of Japanese In
dustry and finance was ordered
broken tip: Would members of the
zaibatsu themselves face trial?
Ordered arrested were such finan
cial giants as Kiyoshi Goko, former
; president of the Mitsubishi heavy
industries company; Seihin Ikeda, a
Mitsui banker who became governor
of the Bank of Japan; and Chikuhei
Nakajima, founder of a fighter air
craft production company.'
Upon the issuance of a decree of
divorce from the bonds of matri
mony, all rights arising out of the
marriage cease, and either party may
'marry-again unless otherwise barred
by law. Thus, although a judgment
for alimony obtained prior to divorce
is not affected thereby, a wife could
| not maintain a separate action for
1 support after the graining of the
divorce.
THREE HEW OPERATORS
WE HAVE BEEN VERY FORTUN
ATE IN SECURING THREE NEW „
OPERATORS TO HELP US IN ■* Wfjkjr
OUR BEAUTY SHOPS. ALL ARE
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
Miss Frances Clayton
NOW WITH VIRGINIA DADE BEAUTY SHOPRE NO. 1
Miss Adell Swanson
WITH WHITE’S BEAtITY SHOPPE OF CA-VEL
Miss Ruth Herndon
WITH VIRGINIA DARE NO. II
They All Invite You To Come To See Them
Virginia Dare Beauty Shoppe No. I
PHONE 3731—1 n Bruce’s 5c & 10c Store Basement
Virginia Dare Beauty Shoppe No. II
PHONE 3733—Upstairs Next To Roses 5c & 10c Store
White's Beauty Shoppe
CA-VEL
JULIUS WHITE, OWNER
IPSjLxL . GOOD PAT
Jf SHORT HOODS
SECUBITT
The peace-time Army will give you better working con
ditions than most industries can afford to do. You will
be on duty forty hours a week and will receive regular
vacations with pay. The remainder of your time can be
spent as you wish—taking advantage of the excellent high
school and college courses of the Armed Forces Institute,
or relaxing in the splendid service clubs and recreation
centers of the permanent Army posts.
You may choose any arm or service including the Army
Air Corps, Engineers, Signal Corps, and many others which
will give you valuable technical training. You can learn
to be a mechanic, radio operator, radar expert, an engineer.
The Regular Army
Has A GOOD JOB For You
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TH. S message spoNsoEED bt u.S. Army Recruiting Station
Palace and Dolly Madison ,
Theatres *■ «*» ,
. . Each Thuraday >.
Motion-Pictures’Of Distinction <
Increases Income
Through Corn
Thnd Carlton Is a good example
of North Carolina farmers, who are
finding that corn production is high
ly profitable when large yields are
obtained through the use of hybrid
seed and extra fertilization, parti
cularly nitrogen.
This Yadkin County farmer re
duced the cost of corn production
from 87 cents a bushel to 57 cents,
while at the same time, he increased
his net profits by more than four
times, not counting land rent as an
item of expense.
With 500 pounds of 3-12-6 fertiliz
er, his local variety of corn, and
about 4,000 plants per acre, he pro
duced 40 bushels of corn per acre
at an expense of $35. With 500
You watch is more valuable
than ever. Take care of it.
Have it cleaned or repaired
By Reliable Watchmaker*
GREEN’S
The Square Deal Jeweler
pounds of 3-12-b, 10,000 plants of oi soda, he made 315 bushels of oern
Tenn-10, and 850 pounds of nitrate [per acre at an expense of $66.
ASPHALT SHINGLES $5.40
MINERAL SURFACE
BABY (HICKS SIUO Pa 1U
FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE
Sell
Your
Tobacco
At
Roycroft’s
Warehouses
DURHAM, N. C.
"Watch Our Sales"
And the Army will give you a high rate' of pay—higher
than most jobs you can find. Following are a few fig
ures which tell you what a civilian job would have to pay
you to equal the Army’s pay, allowances and services;
Single Married One Child
Private $154.00 $182.00 $212.00
Corporal $170.00 $198.00 $228.00
Sergeant $182.00 $210.09 $240.00
Master $242.00 $270.00 $300.00
Sergeant (Pay increases with
length of service)
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