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type, 3c per word;BLACK CAPI
TALS. 4c per word. Minimum
price per Ad, 50c. ALL ADDS IN
CLASSIFIED COLUMN CASH,
with exception of those having
established account.
WANTED TO BUY SHORT LEAF
AND LONG LEAF PINE TIM
BER. WRITE J. V. S. PILOT.
D12cg.
ALCOHOUICS ANONYMOUS
PHONE 7872. BOX 817. SOU
THERN ^INES. N. C. AH
FOR SALE: Evinrude Outboard
Motor. Harris Electric Co.,
Aberdeen, N. C.
“A DRILLED WELL is the most
satisfactory water supply
Write for quotation, giving dis
tance and direction from, your
Post Office.” Heater Well Com
pany, Raleigh, North Carolina.
D21-,tf,chg.
FOR SALE: One 7 cubic foot
Norge' refrigerator. One Norge
electric range. Both new. Phil
lips Motor Co. Carthage, N. C.
Phone 187. J30?
FOR SALE: Warm morning coal
burning heaters. All models
from 60 to 200 lbs. capacity.
Doub Supply Co., Aberdeen,
N. C.
MONEY TO LOAN: Farm and
City Loans call or see R, F.
Hoke Pollock, Southern Pines,
N. C. DBtfchg.
WHY WORRY if Afflicted with
Known Skin Disease? Ask your
druggist about ,V-J-0.
Nov.47-May48pd
ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE
—Loans, F. H. A., G. I., and
direct. See H. L. Graves, Mat
thews Building Southern Pines-
FOR SALE: Lot 108 feet Business
Front on West Broad Street.
Stevens Real Estate Agency.
F6M12pd
FOR MEMORIALS ^ dignity
and lasting beauty, contact D.
Carl Fry; Carthage, represent
ing Palmer Stone Works.
M8tf
You saw the Kate Gieenawqy fashion story told by Life Magazine in five full pages
in a recent issue. Come see how wonderful Kate Gzeenaway Interpretive Fashions
really are. Notice the way they are interpreted from that famous artist's original
drawings ... of course they have a modern look. The charm is exact down to the'
last shawl collar, fishtail backs, cape collars, petal sleeves, bertha collars and
yokes. And.K'afe Gzeenaway Interpretive Fashions are moderately priced and are
guaranteed to Wash, Wear and Fit Well. Sizes 1 to 14.
IDatchIi
■[incorporated
FOR SALE: Seven Formica pop
tables and 22 leather uphol
stered chairs. Call 5645 or see
Charles P. Everest, Jr. F13chg
FOR LEASE: Thirty-two acres
with 3 1-2 acres Tobacco allot
ment, also store and Filling
Station on U; S. No. 1 South.
Veteran preference, five year
lease. George C. Burns, 12-1
South Broad St. F13chg'!
LOST: Parker Fineline automatic
pen9il, tan with gold cap. John
Ruggles. F13chg
NOTICE—Your Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors
meets second and fourth Tues
day 8:00 p. m.. Community
Center. Presentation of your
ideas and suggestions is solic
ited. M24tf
FOR SALE: Young Washing ma
chine, 9 lbs. capacity, with
wringer. Harris Electric Co.,
Aberdeen, N. C.
FOR SALE: Beautiful Dalmatian
pups, pure bred. Males $35.00
and Females $25.00 for quick
disposal. W. L. Patman, Box
48, Phone 45, Siler City, N. C.
F13chg
FOR SALE: Beautiful, reasonable
used black pexsian lamb coat;
only worn a few times; Golden
muskrat coat, wool coats, suits;
dresses of all kinds; skirts -size
14-16. Phone 6872. F6tfchg
W EST BROAD ST.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
SUNRISE
Southern Pines
Continuous Shows Dally
Chatfield Acquitted
Of Accident Charges
W. F. (Winky) Chatfield, of Sou
thern Pines, was acquitted in re
corders court Saturday of charges
of careless and reckless driving,
in connection with an accident
January 19 in which Standish Mc
Kenzie, of West End, Rt. 1, was
injured;
The rest of the docket, with
that of one day of civil court
held Monday before adjournment
on account of the snow, will be
in The Pilot next week.
Pursues, Nabs Driver
After Sideswiping
When Arthur Atherton’s car
was sideswiped by another in
front of Jack’s Grill last Friday
afternoon, and the other driver
just speeded up and drove right
on, Atherton did not pause: he
followed right after, and brought
the other car to a stop near the
Southern Pines Warehouses.
Turned over to the city police,
the driver, Solomon Gillis, Negro,-
of below Aberdeen, was charged
with drunken driving, careless
and reckless driving and leaving
the scene of an accident.
Aberdeen theatrE
Saturday, February 14
CONTINUOUS SHOWING FROM 3:00
“THE LAST ROUND UP”
With GENE AUTRY and RALPH MORGAN
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 16 & 17
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“FUN AND FANCY FREE”
With EDGAR BERGEN and CHARLIE McCARTHY
Troop Chartered
At Seout Serviee
Southern Pines Troop 224, Boy
Scouts of America, was formally
chartered at a special service held
Sunday evening at the First Bap
tist church, by whom it is spon
sored.
The service, for all Boy Scouts
and Cub Scouts, also marked the
local observance of National Boy
Scout Week.
The charter, presented by L. W.
Hewett, field executive, was re
ceived by B- C. Nolan, scoutmas
ter, in behalf of the church and
the troop. Archie Ferguson, as
sistant scoutmaster also took part.
Bobby Craft gave a history of
the Boy Scout movement, for the
benefit of assembled friends and
parents, and the following boys
took part in a responsive’readihg:
Toe Smith, Charles Merrill, Billy
Horner, Joe Horner, David Wood
ruff, Joseph Womble and Adrian
Ferguson.
Each boy in turn read a point
of the scout law, with its meaning
in Boy Scout terms. The pastor.
Rev. J. Lamar Jackson, made re
sponse with an illustrative pas
sage from Scripture.
Representatives of Scout Troop
73 and of the Southern Pines Cub
Scout pack were present.
Essays Will Be
Judged On WSTS
Saturday Program
Wednesday, Feb. 18
Night 7:15 & 9:00
“Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome”
With BORIS itARLOFF and RALPH BYRD
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 19 & 20
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“NIGHT SONG”
With DANA ANDREWS and MERLE OBERON
DETECTIVE
Deryl Holliday, 10, is a
pretty good detective, in the
opinion of Police Chief New
ton, who said he did a neat
job Saturday of bringing
wrongdoers to justice—and
incidentally, of getting his.
stolen bicycle back.
When Deryl saw a boy rid
ing a bike he was pretty sure
was his own, stolen January
25, he slopped the lad and en
gaged him in conversation-
The boy offered to sell him
the bike for $10, so Deryl in
vited him around to Holli
day's restaurant and went in,
ostensibly to get the money.
Once inside, he had his dad,
W. B. (Chick) Holliday, call
the police, who came and
found that the bike was in
deed Deryl's.
The 12-year-old rider will
bef given a hearing in juve
nile court. J. W. Furr, 16, of
near Lakeview, who admit
ted complicity hi the theft,
will be tried for larceny in
recorders court.
Five high school students whose
essays on “How the UN May Be
Strengthened” were adjudged
best in their class, will present
them for final judging over WSTS
at 11 a. m. Saturday.
Reading their essays on the
half-hour program will be Niel
Bradley, Dorothy Gale, Howard
Scott (Scotty) Burns, Jr., Bryce
Garner and Richard Patch.
Their work will be judged on
form,' content, clarity of expres
sion and method of presentation,
with the Rev. F. Craighill Brown,
Miss Eleonor Edwards and Mrs
James Boyd serving as judges.
The contestant adjudged to have
done the best work will be award
ed a medal.
The essays were written as a
speech class assignment, in which
the entire class, taught by Miss
Phoebe Witherspoon, took part
Th iswas the local high school’s
participation in a statewide pro
gram among high schools for dis
semination of information con
ceining the United Nations.
Judging will be done at once
and the awarding of the medal to
the winner will be part of the
program.
Motor Inspection Lane
Will Be Open Monday
A motor inspection lane, the
first for this area, will be open
ed Monday between Jonesboro
and 'Tramway, a mile and a half
from the Lee County courthouse
at Sanford, to serve motor ve
hicle owners of Moore, Mont
gomery, Lee and Chatham coun
ties, according to information
from the motor vehicle depart
ment at Raleigh.
Motorists are advised to visit
the lane as soon as possible, to
have their cars checked for di
ficiencies which rpay make the:
operation illegal.
If a car, when checked, fai!
to pass the tests of^rakes, ligh'
and all other parts which mea;
safety, it is given another chanci
afer repairs are made. Bringing
all cars up to par mechanical!
for the utmost road safety, is a'
important part of the motor vi
hide safety laws passed in t
last General Assembly.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Steel or Aluminum, Selection of
colors. Orders taken . Installed.
C. G. Farrell Furniture Store,
Aberdeen, N. C. tfchg
FOR SALE: 1 New Crosley 7 cu
bic foot Shelvador. C. G. Far-
rel Furniture Store, Aberdeen,
N. G. tfchg
PROPERTY FOR SALE - We
have desirable real estate list
ings in Southern Pines and
Aberdeen. To buy or to rent.
J. D. Arey & Co., Aberdeen
8701. ^ Jul chg
FOR SALE: Myers Water Pump
with pipe for installation. Har
ris Electric Co., Aberdeen, N.C.
WANTED TO RENT: House in
good condition with 3 or 4 bed
rooms, heated, good location.
Permanent. Phone Mrs. Lewis,
Aberdeen 9015. F13pd
WANTED: Ride to Fort Bragg
from Southern Pines 5 days
week- Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m..
Box 1116. Phone 7583. F13pd
WOMAN wants part-time day
work; house cleaning or laun
dry. Phone evenings 8757,
Sputhein Pines. , F13p
CAROLINA THEATRES
PINEHURST SOUTHERN PINES
Presents
Friday Feb. 13—Last Day
Fred MacMurray
Ava Gardner
"Singapore"
Saturday. Feb. 14
Double Feature
Joe Kirkwood
'Joe Palooka in the
' Knockout"
also
Bob Steels
'Billy the Kid Fight
ing Pals"
Sun. & Mon. Feb. 15-16
Dennis O'Keefe
Mary Meade
Mit
'T-Men'
Tuesday Feb. 17
James Cagney
George Raft
"Each Dawn I Die"
• AKIM TAMIROFF-AUN HALE-HUGO HAAS-GAIE ROBBINS'STELU ABLER-BENNY BAKER
eTlIOTT NUGENT * “N'Tasj'lT«»RESjRopucTiON
AT PINEHURST
Sunday Night, Feb. 15th. 8:30
ALSO: AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wed. Si Thu. Feb. 18-19, 8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
M-C(-IVl’s
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AT SOUTHERN PINES
Sun..-Mon.-Tue. Feb. 15-16-17, 8:15 P. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 '
AUDREY
HERBE'RT
TOTTER- MARSHALL
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bOROTHY PATRICK • H. B. WARNER
WARNER ANDERSON
A METRO-GOLOWYN-MAYER PICTURE
Wednesday Feb. 18
Double Feature
Paul Kelly
'Fear In The Night'
also
Dave O'Brien
"Western Terror"
Screen Play by Sydney Boehm and Lester Cole * Suggested by a Story ond Pipy by Alan R. Clark
and Bradbury Foote • Directed by.CURTIS BERNHARDT • Produced by ROBERT LORD
AT PINEHURST
Wednesday Night, Feb. 18th, 8:30
ALSO: AT SOUTHERN PINES
20-21, 8:15 P. M.
l^v at 3s