1
CLASSIFIEDS
' IEGAIS'
jf OR SALE: 1 used . easy
automatic washer, 1 used
Westinahouse hot water heater.
1 used oil burner (white) Jessie
,-. t,ox), 424-7984 or 426-5685. , .
' '"' 'ATTENTION MEN '
liEMI DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED Local aY Over -the- .
Road driver training being
cfferid . -thru facilities of
; Common Carrier. On-the-job
, type Mrainlngj no experience
j.'necpssary. Industry wages
I exceed $6 per .. hour with
benefits, For Immediate ap
! plication call Area Code 404 675
, 2941 or write to Semi Division; ,
, Suite NO. 108; T100 Spring St.
?;NW; Atlanta, .Georgia 30309.
A brown 'puppy was' found
i- Saturday evening near Carolina
; Ave. The female has white
. throat and tips on paws, Face Is
' black as. well as tips of ears.
t Owners may phone 426 8191 to
claim. ' ; s " '
FOR SALE OR TRADE -1944
-Volkswagen van. Good Cond.
. Want four wheel , drive,
vehicle or good pickup truck.
426 543! or 426-5514 -
wish to thank each and
. everyone for the visits cards
and flowers sent to me while
f ' I was a patient in the hospital
; and-since return home.
. My -the LorO bless you all.
Fannie Hurdie : . i
Lose weight 'with New Shape
j - Tablets and Hydrex Water
.pills. Woodard's Pharmacy
I want to thank all my relatives,
friends, neighbors, and all
! others who remembered me
with gifts, cards) and es
peclally prayers while I was
j t patient at Chowan Hospital
and since my return home.
Your thoughtfulness will
,; always be remembered may
the Lord bless each one of
'' you.
Nellie Stalllngs
For the many acts of kindness
;s shown us during the illness
and death of our loved one,
'we shall be eternally
oratetui.
e family of Claude D. White
j, i-rances, uorotny Faye,
!' tmille, and CD., Jr.
f r -V."
' Card of Thanks '
I wish to express my, sincere
v appreciation to those who
fi remembered me with
V flowers, cards, gifts and
t visits while I was a patient In
Duke Hospital and since my
3 return home.
a. Your kindness will always be
remembered. .
Ramona D. Elliott
Windsor, NX.
1 ' NOTICE OF
; ADMINISTRATION
J Having qualified as Ad
ministrator, CTA of the estate
of Clauae D. White, deceased,
tate or Perquimans County,
Iforth Carolina, this Is to notify
all persons having claims
aaain&f the estRt nf
tfeceased to exhibit them "to the
nutrsignea ar r.u. box 318
srtford, -N-.-G. on or before the
in aay of August 1973 or this
ftice will be pleaded in bar of
eir recovery. All persons
indebted ta 'said estate will
Please make Immediate,
payment.
This 13th day of ; February
1973.4
R.tr'tevens, Executive Vice
President Peoples Bank 8, Trust
Co., Hertford, N.C.
Administrator CTA of Claude D.
White, Deceased.
Feb.22,Mar. 1-8 15C
NO HARM
... Farm pond owners
shouldn't beconcerned '
jgbout turtles and flah
;eating birds. They do .
not harm the fish
'population, according to
.North Carolina State Uni
versity specialists. The
turtles will, eat dead or
lck fish or steal your
catch off the stringer,
fcut they will "do more
good than harm. Same
goes for birds, such as
kingfishers and herons,
cranes). They do no
teal harm, and their
- bresence around a pond
adds to the scenery.
Besides, killing them is
'against the law.
8-lottor word
I m for "thrifty"
m jsti
ui now
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REED OIL CO.
QUILTING .
Quilting has' beoome
as modern as today. Its
influence is found in
wearing apparel as well
as in house furnishings,
observe extension home
economics specialists,
North Carolina State Uni
versity. With the revival
of this ' art, fashion
designers are producing
everything from quilted
shoulder bags to velvet
pantsults. ,
NEW PATTERN
i Do you have a favorite
pattern that you've used
so muoh it's worn out?
Or do . you mix parts of
different patterns to
create your own fash
Ions? If so, you can make
a like-new pattern from
the old by using a strong,
but lightweight, woven
-tissue that is sheer
enough to see through.
Place tissue as overlay
and cut, pin, mark, use
tracing wheel or write
information on it to make
the new pattern.
SINGLE MEN ABOUND :
In the year ending March
1971, single men constituted 43
percent of the new workers
coming into the labor fore),
mostly because of the cutbacks
In the military draft and the
steady return of veterans.
Family Health
Twenty seconds can make
the difference in eliminating
cross infection in your home.
For that's all it takes to wash
your hands with a potent
' (non-hextehlorophene) antl-,
septic. Then; you don't have ,
to worry' About transmitting;' -,
germs to newborn baby or 1
any family member in your
house after you handle food,
wash dishes or do other
housework.
Extensive testing of this
antiseptic it hospitals and
other medical institutions
brings this home. At recent
symposium at the New York
Academy of Medicine, partici-
: patlng researchers, clinicians,
surgeons and microbiologists
agreed that research conduct
ed at their institutions showed -that
routine hand- washing,
for at least 20 seconds with
4 Betadine Surgical Scrub Skin
Cleanser, may be the keystone
of hospital infection control.
And, if used in the home, you
can achieve the same results, ,
Dr. Warren Litsky, Com
monwealth Professor of Mio-I '.
robiology at the University of
Massachusetts, told the as
sembled medical group that
tests conducted at his labora
tory showed that hexachloro
phene and other soap pre-
' parations moat - commonly
used for hand hygiene pur.
poses are relatively Ineffective
against many germ and only
inhibit the growth of bacteria
rather than destroy them,
l-: CONTINUES PAPER
COLLECTION
. The Perquimans County
Marching Unit is now collecting
magazines, paper bags, and
cardboard boxes along with the
old newspapers. Just stick your
old paper in the bags or boxes,
or bundle them and give any
member of the Unit a call for
pick-up service - or call 426-7354.
. CUTIES FRIDAY
The California Cuties take on
the WGAI radio station disc
jockeys Friday at p.m. at the
. Perquimans County high school
gym. The public is invited.
Compsrs titoUnt with ether fueli
''-you'll save en equipment main
tsnance fnd lave en fuel eeneump '
Von, And you get all the luxury and '
convenience of ptped-ln gill Call
for Immediate delivery.
M"-Trr-,rj.c.
ATTENDS MEETING J.T. Biggers, member of the board of American Oincer Society, Here he chats with f.rrr,r I .'
directors of the N.C. Division of the American Cancer society recently Everett Jordan and Minnie Pearl icciifr.
attended a meeting of the mid winter conference in Raleigh of the
Bridge Winners
MRS.FUTBELL
ENTERTAINS
BRIDGE CU B
Mrs. J.R. Futrell entertained
her bridge club Thursday af
ternoon at her home on Front
Street, Those playing were Mrs.
H.A. Whitley, Mrs. S.M.
Whedbee, Mrs. S.P. Jessup,
Mrs. C.A. Davenport, Mrs. J.H.
Newbold, Mrs. C.R. Holmes,
Mrs, Claude Brlnn, and Miss
Louise Chalk,
Mrs. Brinn won the high score
prize. A sweet course was
lerved.
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1971 Plymouth Fury III, 2 dr., hdt,
loaded with nice equipment at a
low, lew price of only .
259500
1967 Plymouth 3 seat
gon, fully equipped and
lOSS1"
1970 Chrysler Newport, 4 dr., hdt,
fully equipped. Local, one owner.
2495.
1970 Chrysler Newport, 4 dr., hdt,
fully equipped. Local, one owner.
( 1967 Dodge Polara, 4 door sedan,
i fully equipped. A good buy at only
S 1095"
IK 4Qn Dliimmith Ciimf III
l7fV lyniuuui e mi f
K sedan, fullv equipped.
fj low mileage.
M iswf riyinuuui vir, - ui., iiui.,
J fully equipped. A real nice low
s mileage car priced at only
1095"
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It Ks
$
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HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CIX'B
Mrs. H.C. Stokes was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday
night at her home on Front
Street. Guests included Mrs.
John Coston, Mrs. G.W. Barbee,
Mrs. J.T. Biggers,' Mrs. W.C.
Dozier, Mrs. C.R. Holmes, Mrs,
T.L. Jessup, Miss Mary Sum
ner, and Miss Ruby White.
Mrs. Biggers was high score
winner. A sweet course was
served.
SEE US FOR THE BEST DEAL IN
station wa
only
aft rlnnr
-w.
1967 Ford
to move at
One owner.
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Plan Vegetable Garden
It's time to plan your
1973 vegetable garden If
you haven't already. You
will be better satisfied
with your garden if it is
planned before the first
seeds are put into the
ground.
George Hughes, North
Carolina State University
extension horticulture
specialist, emphasizes
that the plan may not be
very meaningful unless
it is written down.
He suggests that you
show the location of each
crop and the amount to
TOWN
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1968 Plymouth Fury III, 4 dr., hdt.
fully equipped. A local one owner
car priced at only
11950D
1971 Chevrolet Impala, 4 dr., hdt.
fully equipped and a steal at only
2795"
1968 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan loaded
with equipment. A real steal at
on'v 1295 '
1968 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan loaded
with equipment A real steal at
only
1969 Ford Fairlane, 3 seat station , ,
wagon, fully equipped. A real clean
low mileage wagon, only
169500
LTD. 4 dr., hdt, priced
only
1295 I
1971 Ford Galaxie 500, 4dr., hdt,
fully equipped. A sharp car and
only . .
2595",
Over 50 Cfcai Lfcsd Cars
Frnm Viith To f-
THE r)C"E CF FANTASTIC DEALS
: CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
DODGE-DODGE TRUCKS .-
ISlOW.EhrlnghausSt D.LN. IMS
Phona 333-1941
The
be planted. On an nv
erage, about oiietui '!
acre per person . shoulJ
be sufficient, However,
take into consideration
your intentions to freeze
or can, anri pi u.
accordingly.
If possible, thegWiH'-r
site should ha rot
from year to year to h':p
HEf?S
Westint
Westinghouse
PERMANENT PPr5,'. -
AND DRYER PAIR
Heavy Duly Agitator Wk.;.w
18-pouncl capacity
Knit fabric cycla on limur
Three AqitationSoii spr . ..
selections
Big, Spiral ramp-typf? ...; ! ;'
Five-position water saver
"Re-select"
Five water temperature st l i
(3 ideal for Pe-manen? Pr..:- ...
Bleach Dispenser
Washing instructions fin.; a in '.d
e Lint filler and recircuialicn '..yiMfc'i
Accessory fabric softener disp'.-n.
Backed by Sure Service-National
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DEDQ500P
HERTS-ORD HARDWARE
&. SUPPLY COMPANY
HERTFORD, N.C.
Perquimans Weekly ,' Hertford, N. C,
if
M!4r':.4'i::.i;w'.'', -
Ht y Duty r.k-ilcic Clothes Dryai
Pormantrr-.i Pi essAuto Dry cycle
Four ten'prrsfure selections
Auso y HfiJ Damp Dry on timtsr
Exfi c liifjji? basket opening
Handy up-fdint mt collector
Cross-Vane t-jmbling
Autcfiiatic ccol-down period '
B;i( i,ed ty r. :e Service-Nationv. '
Mode! DG500P ' .
MAKl us your headquarters
for all of your household
appliances
Thursday, March 8, 1973-Page t
WEAR EARRINGS '
Teen-aged boys of the little-
known Mru people of
Bangladesh wear earrings, tie
blossoms in their hair, blacken
j their teeth, and paint their
says. The decorations are
designed to attract girls.
Twice as many peoplolare,
injured at home as at their
place of employment. ;
EXTRA
CLEAN '
SAVINGS'.
72 PONTiAC wee
. i , 53995
Carina 4 aoo:
txyniei - Air c.i.
rowr - THM
Price
$3495.
72' IMPALA
' he.roli-l i i ;
Reg.
Price
$3795
Vs.
Sale
Price
IVwcr- all iii.l.vP
ol V.,,.,,1 Ti.i .
IVtat Soltiv $3395.
71 HHtSii0.S
r)'iiiaL 2 'toor
1 till) e.j-.i Pi.t.l
Ml' l-,!H'tl
! !.' Hnrj iti'M
vi.le na.-l.
71 OtDS.
$3495
Vs.
Sale
Price
$2995.
Keg.
Piice
J3495
Vs.
Sale
Price
88 R.jvjiI-- ( j.
jir - P'.vi-r
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kAoMi" -; 12939.
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