CLASSIFIED AND LEGAL ADS
Want Ad Rates
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Want Ads are sold by the
word. The rate Is one cent -per
word (this size type) for each
week the ad appeal's1. Minimum
charge is 25 cents.
THIS SIZE TYPE (caps),
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
MINIMUM CHARGE IS 50
CENTS.
Want Ads Are Cash
In Advance,
Memoriams and Cards of
Thanks' are the same rate and,
also, are cash in advance.
Wasted
WANTED: LIVE BULLFROGS.
High prices paid. . For details
write or phone Carolina Biological
Supply Company, Elon College,
N.»C. 4-11-tf
WANTED TO BUY: Metal coat
hangers, will pay one cent each.
Ideal Dry Cleaners, Hillsboro—on
Fairview Road. 5-9-2tc
HELP WANTED, MAN OR WOM
AN:—Physically able and will
ing to serve 300 customers on local
route, average $4Q to $50 weekly.
Experience unnecessary. Age no
handicap. Write J. R. Watkins,
Dept. S-3, Richmond, Virginia?'
5-2-3tp
Business Notes'
ROOFING: R. West Roof Preserv
ing Co. Proven satisfaction three
generations. Guaranteed against
leate 10 years, any type roof. C. F.
Millir, Mgr. Box 463, Burlington,
N. C. 4-25-4tc
For Sale
FOR SALE: Dodge ’39 model, un
der ceiling price. See Hume
Claytor at Hume’s Esso Station,
Hillsboro. 5-2-ltc
FOR SALE: Priced right for quick
sale, 2 lots 50 by 186 ft. each.
One block from school. City water
and electricity available. See or
write BUI Roberta, Box 195, Hills
boro. 5-2-ltp
FOR SALE: ’38 Chevrolet Pick
up truck in good condition. Ap
ply at Hume’s Esso Station, Hills
boro.
5-9-ltc
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as executrix of
the will of George G. Ford, de
ceased, late of Orange County, this
is to notify all persons indebted to
the deceased to make immediate
settlement. All persons • having
claims against his estate will pre
sent them to the undersigned with
in one year from date hereof,
otherwise this notice will toe plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
This April 18, 1946.
CATHERINE H- FORD
Executrix of George G. Ford
Henry A. Whitfield, Atty.
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The Lone Ranger
By Boh Green
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THIS SIDE OF THE STREET
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Dr. and Mrs. Morris Newton and
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Evans are
attending a dentist’s convention in
Pinehurst this week. The Newtons
i were in Henderson over the week
end.
Mrs. George Bason itoade a
Northern trip last week..
Dr. Eugene Sugg of the depart
ment of public health, Washington,
D. C., was at home in Chapel Hill
last weekend. ’*'
Miss Virginia Tatum of the de
partment of agriculture, Washing
ton, D. C., visited her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fos
ter Fitz-Simons, here last week.
The Fitz-Simonses and family will
leave for Manteo the first of June,
where Mr. Fitz-Simons will be en
gaged in work on “The Lost Col
ony” production.
Mrs. Betty Smith Jones made a
visit to New York last week.
Mance Bogey returned from
Fort Bragg last week where he
reported for Army pre-induction
physicals.
Miss Lois* Rogerson visited
friends at Mary Washington Col
lege, Fredericksburg; Va., over the
weekend.
Noel Huston was in Atlanta, Ga.,
last week.
Miss Loraine Lyles of Wake For
est was the guest of Mi??' Dorothy
Dickinson in Chapel Hill . this
weekend.
Mrs. Ruth Strowd and son,
Bruce, visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Lt. and Mrs. John M.
Pickard in Durham over the week
end. Last weekend Mrs. Strowd ac
companied Pinkney Trotter to
Raleigh to spend the day with his
sister, Miss ? Jeanette Trotter.
Miss Lib. Johnson and Lt. Jim
Mclver visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Mclver Sr., in
Winston-Salem over the weekend.
T. Philip Lloyd is in Watts hos
pital'where he is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Little Helen House, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. House Jr.
celebrated her seventh birthday
with a small party at her home
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Fitch’s Presbyterian
church circle met at the l^ome of
Mrs. Carl Durham Monday after
noon. Professor of Archaeology J.
Penrose Harland was the prin
cipal speaker. Mrs. W. E. Caldwell
read the scripture. Refreshments,
consisting of Russian tea, cookies
and sandwiches, were served.
Twenty-two circle members were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Man
gum returned Monday from Louis
ville where they attended the Ken
tucky Derby at Churchill Downs
last weekend.
Since 1941 the Red SCross has
collected more than 12,000,000
pints of human blood for conver
sion into plasma.
RADIATOR
REPAIR
We wish to announce the
opening of our radiator repair
- shop, the only one of its kind
in Orange county. Prompt and
efficient radiator service.
Your Genera! Motors Dealer
501 W. Franklin Tel. 4771
Chapel Hill
BUT AND KEEP VICTORY BONDS
Windshield Wipers
— Patterson Tire Company
429 W. Franklin 8t. • Chapel Hill, N. C. • Phone F-2841
REAL ESTATE SALES SERVICE
We have properties on sale in both Chapel Hill ancj
Carr boro. Also rural properties in Durham, Orange and
Chatham counties.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTIES FOR SALE GIVE US
A CALL.
IN NORTH CAROLINA
More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other.
K. B. COLE
Telephone 8491
Box 994
Chapel Hill
Box 175
Carr boro
MASHES
, „ —for-— - r
Laying ' Broiler "
Starting Growing
NOW AVAILABLE IN LIMITED QUANTITIES
We’ll buy—
Wheat and Corn
—at the highest market prices
WALKER MILLING COMPANY
k Hillsboro
OPEN
—This Week—
COMPLETE NEW RADIO AND RECORD SHOP *
. —at— * • •
ABERNETHY’S
INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
See and hear our new selections in classical, popular,
tolk and children’s records
—Four Booths—
COMPLETE SELF-SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL
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Why Worry?
—about a coal shortage next winter. Plan to heat your home
or store with a DUO-THERM oil-burner circulator.
-your problem is one of hot water.-then the answer i, a
DUO-THERM Water Heater.
JThese two products may' be obtained in varying sires
in limited quantity \ -
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