CLASSIFIED
SEWING MACHINE DIAL-A
MA*nC TWIN NEEDLE ZIG-ZAG
in beautiful modern cabinet just
like new. BUTTONHOLES,
DARNS, FANCY STITCHES,
ETC- WITHOUT ATTACH
MENTS. Wanted someone this
area with good credit to finish,
payments $11.15 monthly or pay
complete balance $41.17. Can be
seen and tried out locally. Write
“NATIONAL’S CREDIT MAN
AGER” MR. BEANE, Box 280,
Asheboro, N. C.
NJ - June 8,15, 22,29 July 6,13
Shrubs for any purpose — Many
kinds and varieties. It’s time to
plant. Visit us and make selec
tion.
CEDAR GROVE NURSERY
US 70 Highway Between
Cove City and Dover, N. C.
Sell Knapp Shoes part or full
time. Earn $25 to $150 a week on
high commissions aiid bonus.
Steady year-round business.
Equipment furnished. Write to
R. LJohnson, Knapp Shoes,
Brockton, Massachusetts.
J— June 15, 29
UNUSUAL opportunity for year
round income offered by ex
panding manufacturer of truck,
tractor and building maintenance
products. No age barrier. Sales
experience helpful, but not re
quired. Work farms and towns
radius 50 miles from home. Lib
eral commission and bonus. For
information write (including
phone number) J. Edd Clifton,
P. O. Box 598, Dallas, Texas.
J—June 29, 1967
whose
spark?
One stray spark can cause a
forest fire. When you must use
fire, take these precautions:
1 Check with your ranger.
2 Be sure the wind is low and the
humidity high.
3 Clear a wide firebreak.
4 Have help, tool* and water
handy.
5 Stay with your fire until the last
spark is out.
REMEMBER,
EVERY TIME
A FOREST
FIRE STRIKES,
YOU GET BURNED
EDWARDS
Funeral Home
Ambulance
Service
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BUZ SAWYER
by Roy Crone
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SOME GUV IN
SWITZERLAND
WANTS TO TALK
TO YOU.'
IT'S
SOME GUY IN ,
SWITZERLAND
CALLING ABOUT
RAP, GWNDBA.
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IMPORTANT
.. „ NEWS FOR HIM,
■J *>. MRS. SAWYER. J
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I'M ALMOST POSITIVE.
BUT SHE'S USING AN
ASSUMED NAME. DENIES
EVER SEEING ME BEFORE.
THERE'S SOMETHING
STRAN6E ABOUT IT.
I THINK SHES IN
TROUBLE. X
GRANDMA,
YOU MEAN
MOTHER'S AUVE?
SHE'S IN
SWITZERLAND?.
NO, PEPPER. A ^
FRIEND OF YOUR
FATHER'S JUST
THINKS HE SAW
HER IN
SWITZERLAND.
HE TALKED TO A WOMAN WHO
LOOKS VERY MUCH LIKE HER. ,
BUT SHE SAID HER NAME WAS /
MARY BROWN.-DENIED SHE
k WAS CHRISTY. ^
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CHILI KNOWS
CHRISTY WELL..
HOW COULD HE
.BE MISTAKEN?
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TELL ME
ABOUT THIS
MRS. SAWYER
I'M SUPPOSED
TO LOOK LIKE.
THREE OR FOUR YEARS
A60 A YACHT SHE WAS
ON WENT DOWN IN A
TYPHOON. HER HUSBAND,
CDR. BUZ. SAWYER, A
NAVAL FLYER, SEARCHED
HALF THE PACIFIC FOR
HER.
King Feature* Syndicate, Inc., 1967. World right* reserved.
© King Feature* Syndicate. Inc-. 1967. World right.
1 ... NOT ONE WORD OF IT/
S SHE'S CHRISTY SAWYER.'
" SHE'S HIDING SOMETHING.'
SHE'S IN trouble; but how
CAN I SET WORD TO BUZ?
rW AMERICAN^
TOURIST CLAIMED HE 1
KNEW ME...SAIPTHAT
MV REAL NAME WAS
CHRISTY SAWYER.
MRS. CHRISTY SAWYER
X. MIND YOU. /
HE INSISTED... OH, KARL,
PLEASE/ LET'S SET MARRIED
now, AT ONCE, before
SOMETHING TERRIBLE HAPPENS.