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Ds!ap Garden Hoe
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PD"-iiandle shovel
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fcwlee ejeetty. Heat treated steel
& ek jet ' e e ' a.
1.49
27-hdi hard
ireed handle, comfortable "D"
i of dlgginK
Long-Handle Shovel
Dunlap Quality. . 169
I oN-a round shovel for soadina.
' digging. Tempered steel blade and
socket. Strong 47-inrh hardwood
handle. V 12-inch blade
rifsnln Uac MattIa
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Adjusts front fine spray to, heavy
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non-ieoKing construction. .
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Bulk Garden Seeds
lop Quality 1,c
Buy your vegetable Mads in bulb
These Garden Master teed at low
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Steel Garden Tools
Seasoned Wood Handles
15c
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Craftsman Lawn Mower 17.88
16-inch Cut
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cutting blades. Operates easily sealed ball bearings fn reel, mUser
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Dunlap Garden Hoso
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strbng-lajtlno, serviceable botfti flexible, noivldnk, leak-.
proof. Vam toesb layen ''mend b jbeovy nibber cover.
V&y braided bote yam rc'oreemerJ givet tt added
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times average cfty preiiure. Creenj
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Dunlap Garden Rake
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piece of steel for added strength,
durability. Smooth 5 -ft. straight
Sturdy Manure Fork
Easy to Handle 1,89
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hard .voed hcid'i! smooth finish.
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lAltend Eastern Star
Installation In.
1 " ;
ed ihs installation of Eastern SUtr
Officers in Kenausvllla Tuesday
evt.i:r. were: Mr. mid Mfs. Robert
L. West. Mtodiiues Henry West
Stavy BrUt. A. 1' Humplirey, O. H.
Beat Kathleen P. Snyder and Win
Muy Ahce Blackmore.
Mrs. Joiirisoji Is.
Hostess In Raleigh
- Mrs. Rivers D. Johnson, wile of
Senator Johnson, of Warsaw, de
lightfully entertained Thursday
morning at an 11 o'clock breakfast
I. at the Sir Walter, ip Raleigh.-Those
I from Warsaw attending were Mes
I dames IIenr L. Stevens. Jr. L. B
i Huic, R. E. V, all, A. J. jlenkirM and
i J. W. StraufiUii. iiurlng the after-
icm thev tiitonued t)e Ida given
by Mrs. J. M. Broughton, wife of
tomier Cov... .io. Broughton, at her
home on Holt Drive. , , . , j
Mr. ad Mrs. Wall
ihlerfain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. R. Earie Wall com'
plimented their house guests, Lieu
tenant General and Mrs. A. C,
Wedemeyer, of Fort Meade, Md.,
Wednesday evening when they en
tertained at a pretty dinner party
at their home on Hill . Street
Lovely arrangements of jonquils
and yellow candles effectively dec
orated the living room and In the
dining room the table was centered
with; an arrangement of jonquils
in a silver bowl with yellow tapers
In candelabra on either side. -
A tempting three-course-dinner
was served to Lt. Gen. and Mrs.
Wedemeyer, Judge and Mrs. Henry
L. Stevens, Jr., Mayor and Mrs. A.
J. Jenkins, Henry L. Stevens, III,
and John Fonvielle State College
student.
Personals
Mrs. Glenn. Rollins attended a
special Chevrolet Motor Co.r ac
counting school in Fayetteville on
Wednesday.
Lt. Gen. and Mrs. A. C. Wede
meyer, Commander of the Second
Army, stationed at Ft. Meade, Md.,
were gue its Wednesday of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Wall. Mrs. Wedemeyer
Is the former Miss Elizabeth Em
blck, niece of Mr. "all. Before be
ing appointed Commander of the
The look of the well dressed man
la easily achieved Jn one of our
new spring suits. Fine fabric
finely tailored.
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Second Army, Lt Gen. Wedemeyer
was in command of the entire China-India
War area , and was 'quite
outstanding for his work during
the war.
Virgil Rollins, of Greensboro,
pent the week end with his moth
er. Mrs. G. W. Rollins. -v
Friends of Mr. Ed Snipe will re
gret to learn that he is again a
patient at James Walker Hospital.
' Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sltterson of
itlnston were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Applewhite. . .
. Mrs. Emma Hobba was carried to
the home of her niece, Mrs. Sloan
Register, In Rose Hill Wednesday.
Mrs: Hobbs returned Sunday from
James Walker Hospital, where she
was treated for an infected hand,
but this week developed plurlsey.
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MOUNT OLIVE, N. Q. -
SUN. MON. TUES. , ,
"It's A Wonderful
Life" , ,:
James Stewart, .' "1 ' . ;
- and Donna Reed. -
News " ' r ' y
WED. Double feature 1 . .
"Mystery of
Hooded Horseman"
Tex Hitter.
ALSO
"Cigarette
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THURS. FRI.
Easy Come, Easy Go
Sunny Tufts. ,
News ' Cartoon
SAT.
West Of Dodge City
Charles Starrette.
' Serial Comedy
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Qeprts Millions In
Ins. Reinstated
North Carolina veterans have re
instated almost seven million dol
lars of lapsed National Service Life
Insurance during the first 6 weeks
of the GI Insurance information
progran of the-Veterans Admini
stration. , -
Recent Congreo-'onal legislation
extended tie deadline for reinstate
ment of lapsed GI insurance with
out a medical examination and by
a "comparative noalth statement"
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