kONDAY, JUNE 17, 1946
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.** • FOR SELLING • FOR BUYING • FOR RENTING
To reeelve the proper classification eopy most be delivered to the
office on Monday and Thursday moraines by 12 o’clock noon.
2c P er Word
This size type 2c per word This size type 3c per word
MINIMUM CHARGE 2So
If yon want to- reach the people the quickest, surest and least
expensive way, the way to do it Is with Want Ads.
LAWN mowers sharpened—
have them fixed before the rush.
We file saws too. J. E. McFarland,
317 Woodland Ave., phone 4854.
T-M, tf.ch.
WANTED—I AM A CATTLE DEAL
er and will buy your cows, calves,
, »bulls and hogs that are butcher
•size. See Victor Yarborough, Rox
boro, route 2,_
June 26 to July 31 pd. tt.
MRS. ANNIE H ARTS FlELD,lsiFC
trolysis specialist, superfluous hair
permanently removed. 307 Fidelity
Bank Bldg. F-8061, Durham.
June 13, 17, 20, 24 pd
THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY
kinds of Insurance. Our auto
pert advice on veteran’s insurance.
E. G. Thompson, Walter James,
Henry Gates. Mon&Thur-tf
MAKE BRICKS. Millions are need
ed. Start a quick CASH business,
returns can start in two weeks!
with an inexpensive, easily hand i
operated T.YRA BRICK MAKER, j
only sand and cement and any old |
needed. Build your HOME of
•brick. Get a TYRA-PLAN. See
what can be done. R. K. TYRA CO
WYOMING, MINN. 6-6,13, 20. 27pd
tr WILL SAVE US TIME AND
postage if you will watch your
label and renew promptly. The
Courier-Times is strictly cash in I
advance. M & T ts. j
WANTED—TO RENT THREE-TO- j
(Wfive room house, or will buy small
house. J. C. Milam, Box 652, Rox- 1
boro. June 6 to 17 pd. !
For SALE—HOT PLATES, WIR- !
mg devices, furniture and radio I
tubes. Electric Appliance Co.
M. & T. ts.
K
MAK
ERS, RADIO EQUIPMENT. PLAN
AND PERFORM ALL ASSEMBLY
■p\ND WIRING OPERATIONS
NECESSARY TO CONSTRUCT
AND ADJUST RADIO TESTING
INSTRUMENTS. HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES OR EQUIVALENT.
WESTERN ELECTRIC COM
PANY, BURLINGTON, NORTH
CAROLINA. JUN 10 If.
LOST—CAMEO PIN, ON STREETS |
of Roxboro. Finder please notify |
R. Gentry or Courier-Times. Re- |
ftfwafcl. Jun 13, 17 pd
HIGHEST PRICES PAID. WE
We want Beef, Veal, Hogs, Chick- !
ens a-id Butter G. B. Shorts Store. !
April 11 t. F.
aT R. JAMES, PAINTING-CON
TRACTOR —Roxboro and Bushy
Pork. Lives at Bushy Fork,
Hurdle Mills, Route 2.
M & T till June 24 pd. I
SALE—LOTS 21, 22, 23 & 24
of D. W. Bradsher estate land on
west side of Hurdle Mills Road.
These are beautiful lots and timb
ered with pines from which lumb
,er can be procured. See R. P.
Bums, Atty. June 13, 17
"I BOUGHT A SIMMON’S MAT- ' Mm
TRESS AND ALSG A BEAUTIFUL 1 v ,#' ? "WWI
SIMMON’S COUCH AND I KNOW \ %":J£^
THAT THEY ARE THE BEST
THAT MONEY CAN BUY”.
FOR SALE AT . . .
PERSON FURNITURE COMPANY
MAIN street
AS A MEMBER OP THE AfiC
we are required to, discontinue
your paper at the date of expira
tion. Please renew promptly, and
do not miss a single Issue.
SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH
with Grade A Paslurized Milk.
Call 5613 for early morning de
livery. Elko Dairy. July 16.-ts
WANTED WIREMEN, RADIO
EQUIPMENT. MUST BE ABLE
TO PERFORM DIVERSIFIED
OPERATIONS, USING WIRING
DIAGRAMS AND SCHEMATICS.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR
EQUIVALENT. WESTERN ELEC
TRIC COMPANY, BURLINGTON,
NORTH CAROLINA.
JUNE 10 ts '
I,
FOR SALE—PORTO-RICO AND
Nancy Hall sweet potato plants,
drawn direct from bed. W. Leak
Peace, Oxford. June 10, 13, 17 pd.
FOR SALE—THREE YEAR OLD
sorrell saddle colt. Gentle and
well-bred. Reasonable price. Arch
Fox. Route 1, Roxboro, near Rose
ville Service Station. 6-17-pd
FOR SALE—LERETA AND WlL
son black soy beans.. Also 34 Chev
rolet. See Frank Oakley, Oxford
highway. June 17 pd ;
(4 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE.
Call day phone 3631. Night phones
3991 or 2956. Tar Heel Chevrolet
Co. Mon. & Thur. ts.
WANTED—ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try “KIDDO," 97 cents.
Money back guarantee. Roxboro
Drug Company. M& T, Ang. Bpd |
‘‘SKI HI” GUARANTEED TO STOP
running fits in dogs, simple treat- |
ment, SI.OO at Thomas and. Oak- ;
ley. Mar. 21 ts. |
FOR SALE—HOME WATER SYS
tem, pumps ahd other plumbing j
supplies. Roxboro Plumbing Ca. j
Willard Abbitt. M & T-ts. j
AUTO RADIOS
Duncan's
“Electrical Servants
June 13 ts
WANTED—ASSEMBLERS, RADIO
EQUIPMENT. MUST BE ABLE
j TO ASSEMBLE A WIDE VARIE
TV OF PRECISION EQUIPMENT
FROM BLUE PRINTS. HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE OR EQUI
VALENT. WESTERN ELECTRIC
COMPANY, BURLINGTON,
| NORTH CAROLINA. ,
JUNE 10 ts
FARM WAGONS FOR SALE. SEE
Milton Supply Company, Milton,
N. C., Telephone 29L. May 24 ts.
FOR SALE COW—RED PALE AND
Jersey mixed. S. J. Stephens, Rox- i
boro, Route 1. * 6-13 pd
THREE COTTON Js . . . When the three Js of Newport, N. C.
were born there was a great deal of scurrying around, because
June, Jean and Joan Garner, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Garner, .were not expected to live. The community raised a
special hospitalization fund and prayed the youngsters through.
Here they are eight years later—identical triplets in cotton
dresses made by their mother.
Prices On Milk
Are Increased
OP A has announced that, effective
June 7, established prices on approv
ed fluid milk and specified fluid
milk products have been increased as
follows:
1. 40 cents per cwt. or 4 cents per
gallon orlll0 1 cents per pound but- j
terfat, to producers.
2. 1 cent per quart. i£ cent per
pint, and L cent per h, pint at
wholesale and retail levels for ap
proved fluid whole milk.
3. '/2 cent per quart and propor
tionate amounts for other sizes, on
buttermilk, chocolate milk, chocolate
milk drinks, and other flavored milk
drinks at wholesale and retail levels.
4. 1 cent per t, pint on fluid
cream containing at least 16 per cent
butterfat, and proportionate amounts
for other sizes, at wholesale and re
tail levels.
On single sales when the ceiling
price is V-; cent or more, the price
LOST BROWN BILLFOLD. NAME
F. O. Whitt inside. Finder return
to Courier-Times. 6-17 pd
WANTED COLORED GtltL TO
cook and do general housework.
Good pay for the right person.
Cy Kirby, Roxboro. 6-17-21
j - - ~~
FOR SALE ONE HOT POINT
j electric range. Call 3031. 6-17
! WANTED—MEN FOR MECHANIC
AL INSPECTION OF RADIO
AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
MUST HAVE BROAD KNOW
LEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN
BLUEPRINT READING AND
USE OF MEASURING TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT. WESTERN
ELECTRIC COMPANY, BURL
INGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
May 23 ts
FOR SALE—COLLARD PLANTS
that head in winter. See Calvin
W. Rimmer, Hurdle Mills. 6-17-pd
s
SMALL BLACK ZIPPER POCKET
with considerable money lost in
or near Fender’s Saturday after
noon. Reward for return to Mrs.
H L. Turner, Prospect Hill, or to
Courier-Times office. 6-17,20 pd
\
FARM FOR RENT—WITH 7 AND
7 10 tobacco acreage, for 1947. Sit
uated North of Louis Hester’s
store. See Miss May Broach, Hur
dle Mills, N. C.. R 2. 6-17,200 d
FOR SALE MAN’S BICYCLE,
good condition. W. F. Spencer, 205
Morgan St. Telephone 3331.
6-17 pd
, WE BUY WRECKED CARS AND
[ cell used parts. Person Salvage Co.
m & Ttr.
Drinks! Drinks!
We Sell them by the Bottle or Crate
TOBACCO STICKS FOR SALE
PLENTY STOVE WOOD
;3 : . - : ’
Fancy and Heavy Groceries
G. K. HARRIS & SONS
Dolian Harris, Mgr.
Roxboro, Rt. 2
Store Reopens
Its Budget Dept.
Announcement or the re-opening
of their budget department has been
made by Economy Auto Supply, ol
Roxboro. This concern, owned and
j operated by “Pop” Weatherly, lo
cated at 112 Depot street, handles
the B. F. Goodrich line of tires,
tubes and other commodities. The
I’ “
i may be adjusted to the next highest
cent; when the fraction is less than
•i cent the price must be reduced
to the lower cent.
i V
wfln2s* J
P F: -
We sell Eye Glasses to Sat
isfy the eyes—
s2.oo to SB.OO
THE NEWELLS
Jewelers
Roxboro, N. C.
i "*
| How women and 9 girls
I get wanted relief
from functional periodic pain
I Cardui is a liquid medicine which
many women say has brought relief
I from the cramp-like agony and ner
vous strain if functional periodic
distress. Here s how it may help:
1 Taken like a tonic,
lo should stimulate
appcMte, aid diges
tion,* thus help build re
sistance for the “time**
tto come.
Started 3 days be
4mm fore “your time", It
should help relieve
pain due to purely func
tional periodic causes.
•y Cardui. If It helps, you’ll
glad you did. %
CARDUI
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PHONE
5555
Quality Dry
Cleaning
Service Dry
Cleaners
Claude Harris, Owner
•THE COTJKIER-TIMES
budget department Is supervised and
sponsored by B F. Goodrich.
A similar sales plan was In effect
prior to the war. Because of the
scarcity of merchandise during the
tvar, however, the department Was
temporarily discontinued. Now that
frkrlous items of merchandise are
becoming more and more available
Mr. Weatherly states that there is n
growing demand for convienpnt
terms. This tact coupled with bright
prospects lor continued flow of the
supply of resale merchandise,
prompted the reestablishment cf the
budget department.
Mr. Weatlierlys son, W. B.
Weatherly, Jr., well known local
BUNIIAY, JUNE 23
B, the Rev Annum C Hayes ’«—■ —— «* lhou ' ? J» «w I Allan, tit tie,
Adam had gone into a state of re-
hellion and could only see himself. Through the years God has con-
The echo of the voice continued to tinued to call men out for certain
GOD IS LOOKING FOR A MAN be heard. Yet we find Adam'hiding job One day he needed a leader
_ • away. God did not stop God kept ' and law giver; he. called Moses. He
And I sought for a man among God found his man again needed a prophet; He found Isaiah
them .that should make up the hedge, aml '«* tored him t 0 his I jlace in thi « 1, . p & , T
a,id stand in the gap before me for WorW ’ ‘’rough the yearsand saw a wonder.
, ~ lul counselor. Everlasting Father.
the land, that I should not destroy it; As we review this experience that and prince of Peace. Now God is
but a found none. God. had with man it brings us across calling men to see that Holy One,
Ezekiel 22'30 •
a span of six thousand years, when Jesus Christ, who gave to us the true
we hear the call again. We seem to ;ind livin & W- God is calli ™n
Through this period of the past now in Person County who will stand
five years we have heard one of the have lost ,he value of our responsi- true, and fight until victory over the
greatest calls for man power the bility as Adam lost his in Eden. Our evils that surround us. God is looking
world has ever known. We have history books are filled with quota- for a man to meet in world affairs
sought to set up various organiza- lions from men down through the and help: to make treaties, promises,
lions and work through them in ages, who could with one statement and agreements more secure. God is
order to fill this great demand. It has shake millions of hearts. Today it looking for a man who can look the
been marvelous as we review the does not touch us. It seems that the world in the face, and condemn those
results from these agencies and see responsibility as individuals regard- forces of evil which are being cast
the value of their efforts demonstrating the welfare of our community, upon the helpless youth of our land,
ed. We have heard many new names and nation has been cast aside.
for "these employment agencies, but. That '-love, communion, and fellow- Now. if you hear that still small
this is not a new thing. God has been ship have been lost we count more voice calling, will you say. "Here I
operating an employment agency for the value of a dollar than we do the sm. Lord; I will go, send me”. The
I lie past six thousand years virtue ol' man and womanhood. God voice which was heard in the garden
Let US; go back unto the day when lias looked upon the scene crying for of Eden can be heard on the busy
God looked about in this world lie a man, as the evil forces are orgaiii2-' streets 61 bur cities, and every high
had just created, only to find Ills ing themselves to rob us of that way and byway in Person County,
man had quit the job. There was blessed peace, which God intended Oh! it we will only listen: lor there
God with -a big world upon his hands for fnan to live. God is saying “give has never been a time when God
with all the beauties that could be me a man" to stand in the gap, a needs that man as today. Listen, 1
offered anyone, yet we hear God man with a vision to help complete- n. k in the name of God. AMEN.
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HAMBRICK, AUSTIN and LONGHUF ST MERCANTILE CO.
THOMAS < ...
Come To Church Every Sunday ROXBORO COTTON MILLS
Have Your Prescriptions Filled and Buy Your Drugs 'and .
Sundries From Us Every Day. Phone 2271 LEGGETT’S DEPT STORE
» “Loxboio’s Shopping Center”
PEEBLES DEPT. STORE GEORGE W. KANE
“The Peoples Store” Building Contractor
The Lone Ranger
—* y GIDDAP \) (GIT ALONG,THERE! WHV'D YUH PULL UP SHERIFF- WHOA, )/TIiERE'S THE GUTI AWS
LOOK I . THAT SHERIFF'S jSHUT.UP! SWEAT \, ' —-7/ ‘ HERE, SHERIFF? THERE'S) LOOK! SILVER i S'-If'ft IFF THE Rioonvt.
BRINGIN' A POSSE! Jf LEATHER AND \ I/ NO SIGH OF- A j, A W ASK -WAIT
,„ v I WOULDN'T DRAW THAT GUN, NO MASKED OUTLAW CAN GET ) YOU MIGHT HAVE TO TELL \NO NO,
HOW'DVUH KNOwTI DIDN'T-iYWAIT, SHERIFF. YOU MIGHT HAVE AWAY WITH jnsr- WHV YOU WERE SO SUR- ) THAT'S
WE'D RUN INTO < MEAN,THROW/MY DAD SOME EXPLAINING TO DO! / J r PRISED NOT TO MEET ft NOT TRUE.
—NO, I--.WOULDI HAVE A POSSE THAT'S THE PART THAT Vs DAD, WHAT ARE YOU NEVER MIND, k
ISN'T IT TRUE,SHERIFF,THAT V MATT \W™ME IF I WERE GOING PUZZLES ME, SO I'LL WAIT DOING WITH THIS / JEFF. THIS MAS
YOU MEANT TO MEET'RANCE'A WHO IS TO HELP RANCE KELLER? . FOR YOUR EXPLANATION. , OUTLAW? AND WHY } KED MAN KNOWS
AND HIS GANG HERE,TO r?L> THIS Y\ 7~K" ~>V A lr DID YOU -- - ,— y WHAT HE'S DOIN'.
BRING THEM FOOD SO 1 \CRITTER? As. Xs V / -\r—r? < J 3, YOU LISTEN
resident, was recently installed as
budget department manager. W. 8.,
Jr., who is employed by the B. F.
Goodrich Co., was employed in the
same capacity prior to the war. He
has just recently returned from 52
months Os service in the armed
forces.
ESSO GAS & OIL
EXPERT LUBRICATION
Now Is The Time To Change
Your Winter Oil
ROCK INN
SERVICE STATION
anotmat; i supposel W no . that-s just* tAKE a look at 1 j
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By Bob Green