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Wanted, responsible' party to take over low month# payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. O. Box 641, Matthews, North Carolina. N—1-9,16,23,30 ' Smokey Bear * needs you ,*HUU5tRttMlHGHA Ell 1 Hero’s a riddle for you. What do shoelaces, picture hooks and transparent tape have in common? The answer—you often can’t find them when you need them most. . Some suggestions for solving the “where-ia-it?” problem: Pot your empty shoeboxes to Work for you as separate store houses. Foir example you can use one shoebox for shoecare Items, another for picture hanging necessities, others for carpet and clothes-care needs. '* h several shoeboxes for your housecleaning gear. art your cleaning shoebox two clothy helpers. For example, a nylon scouring and dishcloth is non-sCratching, easy an the hands, cleans and scours burned food stains, bathtub rings and whatever needs a little extra rub. A soft flexible sponge doth has a waffle ride to hold water and a grid side for removing dirt from hard-to-clean surfaces. To do their best job for you these cloths should be kept clean and sweet-smelling. Treat them to frequent baths in a pine oilcleaner-disinfect ant to dean, disinfect and de odorize all at once. Incident slly, every cleaning care kit should Include a bottle or can of a high-concentration pine pil product—good for most household deaning jobs from ashtrays to Venetian blinds. To get you started with some other shoebox storehouses, here are a few ideas for stocking your shoecare kit. It should contain such items as pol ishes and pro tectors, a sponge, brush, soft doth and extra shoelaces. If you’ve ever had a shoelace break at schoolbus time, you’ll know what a valuable addition extra laces will be. Be an organization woman by organizing shoeboxes to the rescue. EDWARDS Funeral Hone -•ili :• * Ambulance Kinston, N. C. X | mil niiwi I " - - ./-l * mm.in ..iWfc ii ..... BUZ SAIfYER by Roy Craoe 'ARE HEV COOKING] VES.CANfTVDU SMELL , down the poppy / it? tow reduce rr JUICE? ^/TOAMOfiPHNEHASE. rvEJUST OVERHEARD HOWTMEVPLAHTOGET .IT OFF THE RANCH. > '■*72: THEIR PRIVATE PLANE WILL RVTT OUT BVERV N16HT WITH A LOAD OF ROWERS TOR PHOENIX. BUT THE MORPHINE BASE WIU. NEVER REACH PHOENIX».IT WILL EE DROPPED FROM THE PLANE AT SOME PLACE WHERE THERE ARE SIGNAL LIGHTS. - --> ^^Tgood [ GOING, lLOLA. V NOWS ^ THE TIME FOR ■ THE RAID, LOLA. rVE GOT TO SET TO TOWN AND I TJP OFF THE k NARCOTICS A AGENT.^^A NOTON THAT BUM LEG, . MISTER. I'VE FOUND A MEXICAN BOY WHO HAS A 61RL IN JACK RABBIT. HE'S CRAZY JO SL1P AWAY AND SEE HER. THEN HOW? © King F—tarm Syndic^ lac., 1969. World ri«hu td lie 'll HERE'S A NOTETO THE SHERIFF ABOUT THE RAID, U>U. HOW SOON CAN THE BOV DELIVER IT? . MEXICAN BOV, SLIPS AWAVWOM THE RANCH ANP JOSS ALL NIQHT TOWARD THE TOWN OF JACK RABBIT. 1-30 © King Featurea Syndicate, Inc.. 1969. World righu WELL, X PONT KNOW WHETHER I WILL OR NOT. IT ALL PEPENPS... WHY,ITS FROM SAWYER/ HE'S ALIVE/ THE VERY INFORMATION WE NEEP.' PET YOUR LIFE I'LL GIVE YOU *50, YOUNG MAN / , iLLCAY, BUZ WAITS FOR THE I RAID... AND AU.THAT NIGHT. X WONDER IF THE MEXICAN BOV DELIVERED MY NOTE TO THE SHERIFF? l M^UTTLE BUCK BOOK/ GOTTA BURN NM LITTLE , BLACK BOOK/ . YOU/ WHATTUE BLANKET*) INSTEAD OF THE FEDS ARRESTING YOU, DUPE, I TH0U6HT I'D DO IT MYSELF. BLANK YOU DOIN'IN MY HOUSE?
Jones County Journal (Trenton, N.C.)
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