CLASSIFIED ADS
FOB SAl.l
REFKIGERATOR, PRACTICALLY
new, Crosley Shelvedore, to make
way for larger unit. Phone 6-3986.
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NEW FOUR CYLINDER OUT
board motor. Phone 6-3957. " tf
PAUL'S
dependable
USED CARS
SOLD WITH A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
1948 Plymouth 4-Dojr Sedan
1946 Pontiar 4-Door Sedan
1946 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan
1940 Chrysler convertible
1940 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan
1939 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan
1937 Plymouth Sedan
1937 Ford 4-Door Sedan
1936 Ford Coupe
1939 Chevrolet 2-Door
Trucks:
1948 Willys panel 1 ton
1948 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1947 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1946 Dodge 2 ton
1946 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1942 Chevrolet 2 ton
1942 Dodge 1 ton
1941 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
1941 Dodge 1 1/2 ton
PAUL MOTOR CO
Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
322 Front St. Beaufort, N. C.
BOAT SUITABLE FOR 25 TO 50
H. P. inboard motor. Sturdy
built. Sec Roy Barbour Dock
Front and Gordon Sts., Beaufort
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FOR SALE
11 acres of land between Qlo
cester and Marahallberg on
Sleepy Creek. 4 acres cleared.
Property runs to paved highway,
fine for camp or retirement
price $1,250.
26 acres of woodland, good lo_
cation, north of rifle range, 625
ft. frontage, price $2,000.
LIST YOUR FARM, HOME AND
RENTALS FOR QUICK SERVICE
C. H. FREEMAN & SON
Agent
Phone 64211
Morehead City, N. C.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE.
Hamilton Furniture co? near school
on Live Oak St., Beaufort, N. C. tl
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Deodltae For Clasa|fleds
1 P.M. Monday, 1 P.M. Thursday
' 1
FOR SALE
USED STROLLER AND HIGH
chair. Mrs. Robert J. Ryan. 900
Front St., Beaufort, c/o Mrs. Ethel
Davis. )31
20- FOOT SaTlBOATT SAILS AND
boat in excellent condition. Has
boat trailer. Write Box 521, More
head City, (or information a3
FINAL CLEARANCE
of
ODDS AND ENDS
At
EASTMAN'S
BEAUFORT STORE
9x12 Gold Seal, Armstrong,
Sloan linoleum rugs. First
quality. Discontinued patterns.
$7.95. Other sizes in propor
tion.
New lee Boxes, irregular fin
ish. Values at $79.50. While
they last $10.
New Wood Beds. Slightly
damaged in moving. $10.
Gold Seal Congowall I1* feet
high. First quality remnants.
Full rolls. 30c and 50c run
ning foot. Usually sells at 90c
a running foot.
3-foot Inlaid Linoleum Squares.
Odd lots. First quality. $1.50
each. Usually sell at $3.00.
Bed Room Suites. Damaged in
moving. $99.50. Values to $175.
EASTMAN'S
Beaufort Store alO
THREE YOUNG MULES. WELL
broke. Will work anywhere. K. W.
Wright. 24131 if
HOUND PUPPIEST FIRST CLASS
coon and deer stock. See Robert
Lewis, highway 24. near Gale's
Creek. j31p
beant'SV draft. raised deck, sedan
cabin, gray marine diesel powered,
two hundred twenty-five horse
power, galley, toilet, electric bilge
pump, twenty-five watt radiotele
phone, sleeps eight, stainless steel
fuel and water tanks, two years old.
Ninety-eight per cent complete,
fast, designed for deep see fishing,
very sea-worthy, cheap for quick
sale. Contact W. G. Parker (owner),
2807 Kimball Terrace, Norfolk,
Virginia. j31
BRAND NEW, NEVER BEEN
used Westinghouse Laundromat.
Cost $308.95. Also table-top 40 gal
lon Hotpoint hot water heater, used
two months, cost $164.73, will sell
both for $400.00. Phone 8-3287. j31
ONE MAPLE DOUBLE BED COM
plete with lnnerspring mattress; 1
rug, Bxl2 gray wool; 1 kitchen table
with four matching chairs. 204 S.
Ninth St., after 5 o'clock. a3p
SMALL, SHORT- ORDER CAFE.
Entire stock. Good business, long
lease. Cheap rent. In heart of
Beaufort. Contact Mrs. Nell Lewis
at The Griddle j31
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAIL
ers. All types and sizes ? See
us before buying or trailing. Faires
Trailer co., Highway 70, Morehead
City, N. C. tf
BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR CORRECT TIME: ? 6-3186.
For correct jewelry, satisfactory
watch repair, Early Jewelers, 723
Arendell St., Morehead City.
THE IDEAL
SEWING MACHINE CO.
326 Front St.
Beaufort, N. C.
Phone 2 7321
Invites you to inspect the new
sewing machines they hare on
display before you purchase any
machine. Our prices are lower
The new Universal has all the
latest features ? sews backward
and forward, automatic bobbin
winder, floating presser foot,
sews over pins and neeedles,
handy few light.
We have slightly used and re
built Singers at bargain prices.
All oar machine* are guaranteed.
We repair all makes. We also
rent machines. Highest prices 1
paid for used machines.
Let us take care of your sew
ing machine needs.
Call 1-7321 for pick up and de
livery service.
I . '
BUSINESS SERVICES
WHY BUY NEW SHOES?? HAVE
your old ones renewed for less!
At Sanitary Shoe Kepair, 903 Aren
dell St., Call 6-4717 for pickup
and delivery. tf
? ,
NOW OPEN
Allie Mcintosh
ANTIQUE SHOP
2004 Bridges SI.
Morehead City, N. C.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
GLASS, CHINA, PRINTS Etc.
RECAPPING. ALI. PASSENGER
car tires and truck tires up to size
100020. Tire Service co., 13th
and Arendell sts., Murehead City.
Phone 6-3029. tt
EXPERT
RADIO REPAIRS
PHILCO SALES
Keep Your Radio In Perfect
Playing Condition.
ECONOMY AUTO &
APPLIANCE STORE
90S Arendell St. ? Phone 6-3185
Morehead City, N. C.
"CROSLEY"
Home Appliances
Refrigerators
Ranges
Home Freezers
Water Heaters
Automatic Washers
SALES & SERVICE
Hamilton Furniture Co.
Phone 2-7201
BEAUFORT
DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO I
order. We have the blanks ? and
the machine. Protect yourself by
having an extra set of keys made
to put in a safe place. Western
Auto Associate Store, Beaufort.
MADE TO YOUR ~
SPECIFICATIONS
Sash - Cabinets - Doors - Millwork
Douglass Firwood Doors
Screen Doors - Lawn Furniture
Hardware - Building Supplies
LOCKHART
MILLWORKS
Business Phone . . . 6-3918
Home Phone . . . 6-3921
2 miles west of Morehead City
on Highway 70
SEWING MACHINS
SALES & SERVICE
MeCall Patterns
Dress Materials
THE SPINNING WHEEL
825 Vi Arendell St. Dial 6-30M
, "KELVINATOR"
Home
Appliances
Refrigerators
Ranges
Water Heaters
Etc.
JENKIN'S FURNITURE CO.
"Your Kelvinator Dealer"
Cor. 12th and Evans St.
Morehead City, N. C.
WANT TO BUY
TOP PRICES.- PAId"FOR USED
sewing *' machines. The Spinning
Wheel. 825 H Arendeli St. Dial
6-3054, Morehead City, N.C. tf
~ KOK MNT
ONEOR ~TWO~BED ROOMS, FUR
nished. Next to bath. Kitchen
and living room privileges. Mrs.
J. P. Stanley, 1007 Front, Beau
fort. J31 1
NEW APARTMENT ON HIGH- '
way 70 opposite Ocean Park Drive
in theatre. Partly furnished, will
completely furnish if desired.
Phone 8-3957. tf
APARTMENT ON ATLANTIC
Beach. Immediate occupancy.
Phone 6-3956. tf
MAKE OLD~ FLOORS LOOK LIKE
new. Rent our High Speed Floor
Sander and Edger. Low rates.
Western Auto Store, Beaufort
Phone 2-3651.
RIDERS WANTED
WANT SOMEONE TO HELP
drive to Louisiana, via Macon,
Georgia; Montgomery. Alabama,
Jackson, Miasisslppi. Lesve Auguat
2. 5.00 p. m. Car expenses paid.
ClU MNt Jllp
WANT TO RENT
THREE BEDROOM FURNISHED
house Permanent residents. Con
tact. H. C. Barrow, 104 N. 20th St.,
Apartment A, Morehead City, J31p
WANTED
12 FOOT SKIFF- MUST BE SERV
iceable, leakproof. and ^reasonably
priced. Brown. Route 1, Box !62,
Morehead City. J31p
A GOOD I -SKI) REFRIGERATOR.
Will pay cash. Stroud's Food Cen
ter, North 18th St.. Morehead
City. " j31
BABlT SITTING
BABY SITTER- WISHES EM
pluyment. day or night. Call Mrs.
Noiet, 6-3855. j31p
HELP WANTED
THREE WAITRESSSES WANTED
for day or night work. Experience
unnecessary. Also three waitresses
fur Saturday and Sunday work. Ex
tra pay. Apply Broadway Cafe,
Morehead City. tf
WANTED SIX BOYS
TO WORK AS PIN BOYS
Must be 16 years old or older
Pay much higher than ever before
6c per line and GOOD TIPS
Earnings Should Average
$25.00 per week
We Furnish Transportation
WORK 5 and 6 HOURS PER DAY
APPLY
THE IDLE HOUR
AMUSEMENT CENTER a5
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of my dear
husband, William Lee Hatsell, who
departed this life one year ago to
day, July 31. 1950.
The blow was hard,
The shoek severe,
I never realized your death so near,
And only those who have lost can
tell.
The pain of parting without a fare
well.
Keep him dear Jesus, in thy keep
ing.
Till 1 reach the golden shore,
Then dear Lord, let me have him
back.
And love him as I did before.
Wife. Elva.
LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLINA ? ~~
CARTERET C OUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
S.P.I). No. 977 (TORRENS)
International Paper Company
vs.
R. E. Chapman, Dr. C. S.
Maxwell, F. J. Worthington
Hugh G. Swann and John Felton
NOTICE
TO'wnonr- it may concehnt
The parties above-named, and
all other persons interested, will
take notice that on the 21st day
of July, 1951, the above named pe
titioner filed a petition in the of
fice of the Cierk of the Superior
Court of Carteret County to have
the title to certain lands, therein
described, registered and confirm
ed pursuant to Chapter 43 of
the General Statutes of North Car
olina, and that summons has been
issued, returnable at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Carteret County on the 21st day
of September, 1951. Said lands
are situate in Beaufort Township in
the County of Carteret and State
of North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of the above listed defend
ants, and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at the northeast corn
er of the Hugh C. Swann tract in
F. J. Worthington's line and run
ning thence N. 15-00 E 1.16 chains;
thence N. 42-30 E 7.9 chains to
an iron stake; thence N. 50 45 E
50.6 chains to an iron stake; thence
S 10-00 W7.3 chains; thence S 4
S 10-00 W 7.3 chains; thence S
fitf-15 E 18 chains to an iron
stake; thence S. 4-00 W
26.6 chains; thence N. 8445
W. 2.7 chains; thence N 53 50 W
5.1 chains; thence N 58-15 W 5.3
chains; thence N 79-00 W 2.9
chains; S 89-45 W 5.9 chains;
thence S 10-00 W 26 chains to an
iron stake in a ditch; thence N
B7-30 W 13 chains; thence N 40
00 W 2.53 chains; thence N. 19
00 E 8.8 chains; thence N 83-00 W
6.62 chain?; thence N 53-00 W 11.
62 chains; thence N. 33-00 W 2.27
chains; thence N 53-00 W 9.96
chains to the point of beginning.
This 21st day of July, 1951.
A. H. James
Clerk of Superior Court
8t j 24-31 A 7-14-21-28 S 4-11
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of July, 1651, I did
lease to Claude Golden of Beau
fort, N. C-, the following described
oyster bottom.
LEASE NO. 568
Located in North River, Carteret
County, N. C. Beginning at a slake
in North River, Carteret County,
M. C., said stake lying on the south
trn right-of-way of the State High
way 379 feet eastward of the west
ern edge of said highway bridge
and runs S. 2 *-30' W. 300 feet to
a stake; thence S. 82 ' 25' W. 702
feet; thence N. 0'28' W. 324 feet
to a stake on the highway right-of
way; thence with the highway
right-of-way N. 84?-45' E. 715 feet
to the beginning, containing 5 ac
re?.
This the 18th day of July, 1951.
C. D. Klrkpatrick
Law Enforcement Administrator
4t J 24-31 A 7-14
Field Day. Swimming
Sot For Beaniort Tenth
AH members of the recreation
program are to meet at Beaufort
school at 9:30 this morning to go to
Morehead City and compete in ihe
field day with Morehead City
recreationers. There will be danc
ing tonight at the Soout building
from 7 o'clock to 8:45.
Tomorrow there will be ?wim
ming from 9:30 to 11, junior boys
will have ball practice from 2:00
to 3:30, the art class will meet
from 2 to 3 at the Scout building,
and senior boys will have ball prac
tice from 4 to 5:30.
Thursday and Friday's schedules
will be the same as Wednesday's.
Two Carteret Conniy Men
' Finish Basic Training
j Two Carteret county, men. Pvt.
Robert W. Scarborough! 18. son of
| R. Scarborough. Morehead City
land Pvt. Milton Smith, jr., 18.
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith. Roe,
are completing their basic airmen
indoctrination course at Lackland
Air Force base. Texas.
This basic training prepares
them for entrance into Air Force
technical training and for assign
ment in specialized work. The
course includes a scientific evalua
tion of aptitude and inclination
for following a particular vocation I
and career.
Negro News
The Ladies home instruction
club met Thursday night with Mrs.
Miles Becton. Mrs. Ethel Allen pre
sided in the absence of the presi
dent, Mrs. Jefferson Stamps. After
the business meeting, a program on
etiquette was presented.
The hostess served . iced fruit
punch and cookies.
The club will meet this Thurs
day with Mrs. Ethel Allen.
Mrs. Samuel Williams is recup
erating at her home after an op
eration in Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Anthony Boyd. jr.. enter
tained last week at a dinner party,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Zebedee
| Bethea on their 12th wedding an- 1
j niversary. Guests included Mr and j
I Mrs. Vernon Daily, the Rev. and
j Mrs. A. M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. I
I Jefferson Stamps, and Mr. and Mrs. j
Hubert Lee Stamps.
ALPHONSA VANN
Funeral services for Alphonsa
i Vann, 38. who died Monday in
Port Monmouth. N. J., from a
heart attack, were held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from Purvis
chapel, with burial following in
Ocean View cemetery.
Surviving are his wife. Juanita.
and his mother. Mrs. Lottie Vann.
both of Beaufort.
LEGAL NOTICES ~
Notice Serving Summons
By Publication
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
In The Superior Court.
In the Matter of the
Abandonment of Carolyn Ann
Ritchey.
CLAYTON DAVID RITCHEY
and CAROLYN MARIE SIMPSON
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Carteret County, North Carolina, to
declare an abandonment of Caro
lyn Ann Ritchey by Clayton David
Ritchey and Carolyn Mari^ Simp
son the natural parents. That this
action is ancillary to proceedings
toward the adoption of ;aid child, ]
and that they, Clayton David
Ritchey and Carolyn Marie Simp
son, are required to appear it the
office of the Clerk of The Superior
Court of Carteret* County in the
Court House in Beaufort. North
Carolina, within twenty (20) days
following the 28th day of August.
1951. anil show cause why a decree
finding an abandonment of said
child on their part should not be
effected. j
This 30th day of fuly, 1951.
A. H. James,
Judge, Juvenile Court.
j31,a7 14-fl
July 28, 1951.
Carteret County
North Carolina
To: Mr. Irvin W. Davis
Entry Taker of North Carolina
Beaufort, North Carolina
The undersigned, Claimant, be
ing a citizen of the State of North
Carolina, hereby sets forth and
shows that the following tract or
parcel of marsh and waste land 10
wit: Lying on Shackleford Banks
Carteret County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described as
follows.
Beginning at a stake at lames
B. Guthrie North West line at
mouth of Johnsons Bay and run
ning with highwater mark North
41-00' West 3200 feet to a stake;
thence North 80-00' West 3400 feet
to a stake: theifte South 30-00'
West to a stake at highwater mark:
thence with highwater mark South
60-00' East to a stake; thence South
41-00' East 3200 ft. to a stake;
thence North 304)0' East 1550 feet
to the beginning containing 89.9
acres.
is vacant and unappropriated
land belonging tb the State of
North Carolina and is subject to
entry, and the undersigned Claim
ant hereby makes entry of, lays
claim to, and prays for a grant of
said land.
Claimant: Leland G. Yeomans.
Witness: Marie Willis
Piled for record July 28, 1951, at
10 a. m.
Irvin W. Davis,
)31 a7 14-21 Entry Taker.
Mm Willis Stars On Mound
As Harktrs bland Wins 7-2
Moe Willis pitched and batted
Harkers Island to a 7-2 win over
Beaufort Sunday in a Salt Water
league tussle.
Willis stopped Beaufort with
five hits, and pounded out a home
run. double, and single. Beaufort's
Frank Garnered two of the five
hits otf Willis.
Markers Island picked up nine
hits, and six Beaufort iniscues
made things easy for Wijlis.
BEAUFORT RETAINS
(Continued from page 3)
opening frame. 11 is clout over the
confused head of Thomas went into
the woods and never was found.,
. Left fielder George Bay had
three for three to pace the Beau
fort attack, and Ca hill and Gray
bill had two apiece . . . The aged
Mr. Hassell of Beaufort nanage.l
to see service at four positions he
fore the six, inning contest was i
completed. He started out catch
ing, then moved to left field, to
short stop, and right field . . .
Marshallberg had only eight men
at game time, and had to wait 01
nearly an hour before a ninth man
showed up. That was Brogan. a
catcher who Hbd not caught a base
ball game in years. This fact was
obvious whenever he tried to ihrow
the ball to second. Seven hops
was about par for Brogan. Ahile he
generally made, the pitcher's
mound in three.
Box score:
Marshallberg: AB It II PO A V
Hill, rf, c 2 0 0 4 0 0
Thomas, ef. p 2 0 0 0 0 0
Williamson, lb 3 0 1 1 'J 0
Brofc m, c, rf 3 0 0 3 0 1
Coats. 3b 2 0 1 5 2 1
Davis, 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0
Butler, ss 0 0 0 0 2 1
Kuhn, If 2 10 0 0 0
Kitenour. p. cf 2 0 0 0 0 1
19 1 2 15 4 4
Beaufort: AB K II HO A I
Cahill. 2b 4 3 2 0 0 o
Lynch. 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0
Price, ss 4 2 1 2 0 1
Graybill. cf 2 12 0 11
Bay. If. c 3 13 4 10
Minor. If 0 0 0 0 0 0
Russell, lb 3 1 1 H 0 0
Hundley. 3b 2 2 0 0 2 0
Hassell. c.lf.ss.rt 4 114 0 0
Bogdan, rf 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fodric. rf 2 2 0 0 0 0
Smith, p 3 2 1 0 3 0
Owens, p 1 0 0 0 0 0
28 15 11 18 7 2
Marshallberg 000 010
Beaufort 950 lOx
RBI Cahill 2. Bay 2, Graybill
3, Russell. Hassell. Smith. Home
run: Graybill. Stolen bases: Rus
sell 2, Fodrie, Bay ifandley. Dou
ble play: Bay and Russell. Left on
base: Marshallberg 5, Beaufort 8.
Runs and hits, off: Ritenour. 9 md
5 in 1: Thomas, 45 and 6 in 1: Smith.
0 and 2 in 4: Owens. 1 and 0 in 2.
SO. -by Ritenour 2. by Thomas *.
by Smith 6, by Owens 2. BB. >ff
Ritenour 4. Thomas 4. Smith 4.
Owens 1. HBP. by Ritenour (Hand
ley. Bay). Balk: Ritenour. WP:
Ritenour 4. Thomas 3. Owens 1.
Passed ball: Brogan. Winning
pitcher: Smith, LP. Ritenour.
MARINES WIN
(Continued from page $)
Peel. P. Cordova, and Klux in or
der in the sixth and final frame.
The Legion's Moody, with two
for two. was the only player *vith
more than one bingle. Sullivan,
Arnold, and Lindsey garnered ?he
other Legion hits while Geer. I)unn,
Cordova, Norwood, and Adams
each had one hit for the laycees.
Line score:
Jdycecs 000 030? 3 5 3
Marines 302 OOx? 5 5 1
Notes
Failure to hustle cost the Marines
a run scoring opportunity in the
fifth. With Moody on first and
one down. Lindsey banged a sharp
bouncer right at third baseman T.
Cordova. Cordova picked the ball
UP cleanly and Moody stopped run
ning. Thus when second baseman
Dunn dropped the throw he had
plenty of time to run after it, pick
it up, and return to the bag in
time to force Moody . . . Th?
game began 45 minutes late and it
was necessary to clear the field for
the second game of the double
header after six innings . . .
Marine pitcher Bill Cody was very j
sharp. He walked only one man j
while striking out four, and three I
of the five hits off his deliveries |
were of the infield variety.
LEGION
(Continued from page 3)
the complete disinterest in Softball
shown by the local populace. We
have seen two twin-bills now, and !
in both cases the players outnum
bered the fans by at least four-to
one . . . Hence it matters little |
that a player miss his turn at bat.
as did Odd Fellow lead off man I
Steed in the second . . . This may J
not be the best Softball league in
the nation but it ii easily the most |
haphazard.
SCHEDULE
Tuesday
Fry Roofing vs. M. C. Jaycees
(7:30).
American Legion vs. Lions
(9:15).
SOFTBALL STANDINGS
Won Lost GBL
American Legion .... 14 3
M. C. Marines 13 4 1
Beaufort O. F 11 7 3'i
Tidewater Power 10 8 4'/j \
M. C. laycees 8 11 7
M. C. Lions ' 7 11 Vi I
Fry Roofing 4 13 10
Cout Guard 2 U 10
The principal oil region of the
Far East lies in the shallow basin
between the Asia mainland and
Australia.
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Unbalanced wheels, bent axles, misalined
frames speli "welcome" to unwelcome
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they cause excessive wear on tires and
' steering parts ? result tu blow-outs, bad
! steering, accidinx! vCier more safe tire
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I correction on our industry-approved
j i< EAR equipment
flunk Your Repiir Man Fir
"The Accident That
Didn't Happen"
PARKEB MOTORS
Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer
509 Arendell St. ? Morehead City
SAFETY HEAD QUAft T FR S
SINCLAIR
REFINING CO.
T. T. (Tom) Potler, Bailee
Phone 6-3216
COO Evans St. Morehead City I
i r
Uses Your Old Wirt
Electric Fencer
?4 scarcity tf wfc? h
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NEW BERN *
Craven & S. Front St.
G & W
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PHc*
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Pint?
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Fifth?
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GEORGE BRIDGERS and JAMIE HARRIS, Mgr?.
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS
Phone 6-4500
1302 ARENDELL ST. MOREHEAD CITY
MERCURY
SALES and SEBVICE
REPAIR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
GOOD, CLEAN, USED CARS
B0YD-MATTH1S MOTOR CO.
1405 New Blvd.
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