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Chapter z

Chapter z
lean sat alone in her hotel
- room, staring gloomily out the
high window at the peaks and
planes of Manhattan's artificial
skyline as she reviewed Howard
Arter's words for the thousandth
time. Earlier that morning, he
had called her over to his desk
just as she finished the nights
work as early editor.
81 can understand how you
might overlook an important
story like that Times Square
murder" her boss had told her
gravely. "You were busy, I know
and Dawson should have made
sure that you knew about it." He
had added, with more emphasis,
''But you've got to accustom
yourself to keeping an eye on
everything that's happening;
that's your principal job. I'm
counting on you to do just that
from now on"
Without a sign Of anger or a
single threat, After had made it
perfectly clear that Jean could
not afford another mistake like
that one.
Oppressed by sense of failure,
she sat in her room trying to
devise some way of restoring
Arter's original confidence in her
She had looked from her window
for almost two weary, profitleSs
hours when the telephone, ring
ing beside her chair, startled her
out of that dark reverie.
Hello, hello" said a husky
fast-talking voice with a slight
Irish brogue when she picked up
the phone. SIS this Jean Saun-
ders?"
Jean assented, and the voice
continued in staccato style:
'I'm Bill O'Reilly, the TN re-
porter at City Hall. Ran into
Harry Hawkins yesterday. Told
me all about you! You're wonder
ing why in thunder I'm calling
you. I'll clear that up; used to
work with your Dad on the old
World. Last time l saw you, you
were bundle of squawks in q
baby bed"
"Why, sure" Jean recalled. 81
ought to know you; Dad told me
enough about you-all those
beats you scored on political sto-
ries, and the trouble you made
for grafters."
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Quick Thinking
Pastor Saves Lives

CHICAGO. - Beginning the
usual Sunday morning services
in the Second Christian Reform
Church of Roseland, Rev. Will
liam Van Rees asked the congre-
CATION to sing Onward Christian
Soldiers" and file outdoors. They
obeyed and met firemen arriv-
ing to extinguish a fire in the
basement of the church.
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w.wsWllNZllI
Pepper Favors
Price Ceilings

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (FNS).
Senator Claude Pepper, school
ed in the New DEAL, sees gov
ernmental regulation and regi-
mentation as the only answer to
high living costs.
Pepper proposes a return to
the OPA, with a ceiling on both
wages and prices.
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A COUNTRY EDITOR
INTERVIEWS EUROPE


October l947
Ever try riding II hours French when there
not another American pary it, when the only French you
know is No Compree? you have you know the feeling of
womth hos when suddenly Old Glory flying and
sees us. soldiers the station platform.
Riding from Poris Frankfurt Germany. goes
France into the French sector of Germany and the
operated Frenchmen But the experience has
soon because only could buy ticket from Pors the
der After vony trying tell the in Officials and receiving
only blank sares rode the of the way without the
ticket
We average American citizens have right feel proud
OF the troops both soldiers and their officers have
Quoted themselves here. Soldiers we'll behaved
foce with realism the tqc that they looked upon
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poor" Man
Leaves $4,000

DALLAS, Tex-A week be-
fore his death on November 7,
Edward M. Harris, 71-year-old
armature winder, told fellow
workers.. I'm too poor to re-
tire" Since his death, S25, l25
has been found in his rubbish
Uttered three-room shack, where
he lived alone, and his total
estate is estimated at around
$4,000.
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Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking divorce was
filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross c. Sawyer by
Cecile M. Marquis Danjou
against Armand Danjou.
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In World War II the U. S. Of
flee of Education produced Asst
sound films mostly showing
trainees how to do various jobs,
from installing a propeller shaft
to shearing sheep.
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Circles Globe !
Six Times

MuRPHYSBORO, Ill.-During
his 33-year tour of duty on a
six-mile-daily mail route. Leo
nard Williamson, retiring as
postal letter-carrier, claims he
wore out 200 pairs of shoes and
walked the equivalent of six
times around the world.
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Legend says the great Swedish
Kiruna iron deposits were dis
covered when a Lapp hunter
dropped his knife and was UNI
able to pick it up because of the
magnetism in the mountains of
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Cash farm income from milk
in the United States increased
from $685. million in 1882 to So
TIC million in 1916.
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The United States must i'm
port almost tWo-thlrds of the
quicksilver it uses.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Picture framing, etchings, prints,
oils, framed and matted. Phone
1197-M, Paul DiNegro, 6l4..
Francis. dec1-4tX
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% cal. target rifle with II boxes
of shells; 1920 rifle; AZ Ply
mouth engine, cheap. 1920
Poinciana. dec3-4tX
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Dining room set, very good con-
dition. Alb Southland Street,
Phone 2l1-J. dec3- 3tx
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Console radio, 10 tubes, $4,000.
Apply 1914 Olivia Street.
dec3-tf
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Personal Christmas cards made
from your favorite negative. 20
cards for $3.50. Evans Camera
and Supply Store decl-tt
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FOR SALE

Cupboard motor and 13-ft. skiff.
Apply after 5 pm. 1901 United
Street. dec2-2tX
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RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKJACK TYPE

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of &c a word for each In
sertion, but the minimum charge for
tho first Is words or less is soc.
The rate for blackface type is &c
word, and the minimum charge for
the first Is words is 45c.
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Two-bedroom apartment on the
ocean. Season rent only. &C.
Gil Carbonell, 700 Duval st.
dec3-3t
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Two l. bedroom apartments.
Everything furnished. All utili-
ties. Season rent only.
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Small furnished house, adults
only, no pets. Apply 1113
Grinnell St. dec3-1tX
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Furnished four-room apartment.
Consisting one bedroom. Hot
water. $4,000 monthly. Apply
900 Elizabeth St. dec2-tf
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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Furnished garage apartment
14l5 Thompson st. dec1-3tX

Furnished apartment, all mod
ern conveniences. Couple only.
Apply 801 Virginia. dec1 -3tx
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Information for the Advertisers

PAYMENT
Payment for classified advertise.
ments lie invariably In advance. hue
counts may have heir advertise
ments charged.
PUBLICATION DEAnLINA
To insure publication. copy muat
he in The Citizen office before II
O'clock in the morning on the day
Of publication.
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Bar and restaurant with liquor
license. $500. Call 1884 be-
tween IL and l. Or write Box
800, Citizen Office. :,
nov26-1Qtx
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One Merton series "B" automatic
storage 20-gal. gas heater; one
gas range and grill, nine burn.
ers. May be inspected at Le-
gion Home, Stock Island. Bids
for same accepted up to pm
Friday, Dec. 5, at Legion Home.
Also can be mailed to Pc. Box
SO. decl-3t
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Clean, airy rooms, with connect
ing baths, near the ocean.
Beach Guest House, 1928 White
st. dec1-tf
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Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,
1882 NV. 62nd Street, Miami,
Fla. Pcone 7-3421. novl-tf
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Man and wife desire management
guest house or motel. Reliable.
Highest references. Box ID,
c/o Citizen. dec2-3tx
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All advertising the following sn"itons: In
Of the advert where the error occurs
n r r n r y r II m III n y y y u u u
..-.~ .v. >x~rr FOR SALE
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HELP WANTED

Mattresses for night work. APP
ply to Hostess, between 9 am.
and 2 p. m. La Concha Coffee
Shop. dec2-3tX
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WANTED

Unfinished house or Apt. 4 or
5 rooms. Boca Chica 100, eX-
tension 179, or 218 Chief Moll.
dec1-6tX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

room. Detective Sergt. z. z. Scott
said two burners Of a gas stove were
on, but the stove was not lighted
when Mrs. Talmont was discovered.
She VI 5 secretary to the financial
minister of the Polish Supply Mis-
sion.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
also issued a certificate of death
from natural causes in the case of
Donald M. Stink, 40, a Navy Depart
ment ordnance engineer. He died
Wednesday night. at Emergency
Hospital, after being stricken while
bowling. He lived at 40 Fifteenth
street NE.
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Way Found 70 Speed
Research on Polio by
Injecting White Mice
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. ia new
method for speeding up polio re-
search, which may open the way to
development of a vaccine against
the disease and better control of
epidemics, is claimed by doctors at
the Michael Reese Research Foun-
dation in Chicago.
This was announced last night by
the National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis. which described the
new method as the direct infection
of white mice with polio virus from
humans
The experiments, conducted in
the Chicago institute under a ma
tional foundation grant, has pro-
duced shortcut which DR.. Hart
Van Ripper, the foundations medi-
cal director, called "a real step in
the advancement of polio research"
Rapid Surveys Predicted.
with this new method" the
foundation said, rapid and accu-
rate surveys of stricken communities
can be made to determine persons
harboring the polio virus, making
more effective control of epidemics
possible"
1.-The Michael Reese technique is
a scientific shortcut that will speed
up research for epidemic control
and possible vaccine for polio"
the foundation added.
In the past, research scientists
have been able only to infect mon
keys directly, but monkeys were
hard to obtain and good for only
one test, the foundation said. In
1899 method was discovered by
which white mice could be infected
by transmitting the disease first to
monkeys, then to cotton pats and
then to mice.
More Tests Can Be Made.
1.-THE entire polio research pro-
gram has been expensive and tedious
because of the lack of cheap, easily
produceable laboratory animal" DR..
Van Ripper said. with mice, thou
sands of tests can be done quickly
and effectively"
Results of the experiments were
reported by Drs. Sidney o. Levin
son, Albert Miller and Chester L.
Boyd, jr., of the Chicago laborato-
ries.
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|Neighborhoods Organized
To Back Rent Controls

The Emergency Committee for
District Rent Control has organized
eight neighborhood groups and plans
others ito mobilize residents on the
community and neighborhood levels
against abandonment OF rent con-
troll or blanket rent increase here.
The committee is composed of
representatives of more than Is civic,
fraternal, veteran, labor and church
organizations.
More than 80 per cent of the
people of Washington are on our
side" Mrs. Edith Schubert, neigh
borhood group chairman, declared.
"And Congress cannot possibly ig-
more the overwhelming sentiment Of
the people of the District of Co.
lumbia,''
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first secretary of the organization
and held that position for 38 con-
secutive years.
Mr.. Gorrell worked in close COLA
boration with Food Administrator
Herbert Hoover, during World War I.
The testimonial affair will high
light the 40th annual convention of
the association starting Sunday in
Atlantic City.
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Woman Dies in Chair
For KILLING Husband
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. G., Jan. 17.-Rose
Marie Stinnette, 40. colored, died in
the electric chair at the State Peni-
tertiary today for the bludgeon STAY
ing of her husband, a crime she
denied to the last.
The Florence County woman en-
tered the death chamber with a
broad smile, greeted the assembled
officials and witnesses and showed
no concern as she was strapped in
the chair.
1t was the first time in history
that South Carolina had executed a
colored woman, although a white
woman was put to death four years
ago for murder.
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ners' Association
for 40 years,
honoring him for
wise and faith
full" leadership
in the canning
industry.
Mr.. Gorrell, a
native of Bel
Air, Md, has
been a District
resident sin C e
1918, and now
lives in the
Shoreham Hotel.
His present post
is treasurer of
the association,
1889 H street N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

'nieritorious services with the Army
in various legal capacities.
Judge Madden served in Germany
after We day until last June,
handling important legal problems
in connection with the Allied control
Of Germany. Three of his sons were
in service, one of whom, 1t. Joseph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17
Woman Death From Gas
Declared Accidental

A verdict of accidental death was
returned late yesterday, following an
autopsy on Mrs. Sophie Talmont, 38,
of 1457 Fairmont street NV.
She died Wednesday at Gallinger
Hospital after being found uncon-
scious last Saturday in her gas-f1lled
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Gamers 10 Honor GorreII
Al Atlantic City Dinner

A testimonial dinner will be held
in Atlantic City, N. j., Tuesday for
Frank E. Gorrell, 70, Of Washington.
an executive of the National Can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

Northern Ireland has an unem-
ployment problem, with $4,000 out
Of jobs.
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Judge Madden Receives
Medal of Freedom

Judge Joseph w. Madden of the
United States Court of Claims re-
ceived the Medal Of Freedom at a
Pentagon ceremony yesterday for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

Warren Madden, IT,, died In action.
A former chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board, Judge Mad
den was appointed to the court
in 1941.
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of meritorious service rendered"
Mr.. Hamilton began his career
with Johns Manville in 1922 as
a sales clerk in the Philadelphia
area. Since then he has held
many responsible positions with
the company and in January,
1886 was appointed to his present
position.
Active in Atlanta civic affairs,
Mr.. Hamilton is a Junior War
den of st. Luke's Episcopal
Church and is a member of the
Piedmont Driving Club.
He was graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania in
1922 and is a member of the Psi
Epsilon national fraternity.
Raising sons and lowering golf
scores are his hobbies.
Mr.. Hamilton is married, has
two sons, Joseph w. Hamilton,
Jr, Is, Edgar Hamilton, 13, and
resides at 81 Brighton Road, N.
E., Atlanta, Ga.
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Joseph Hamilton
Honored By Group
Former West jefferson Man
Has Been With Company
For Twenty Five Years

Atlanta, Ga.,-(SpeciaD- Hon
oring Is years of active service,
Joseph w. Hamilton, assistant
Atlanta district manager of the
Johns Manville Building Pro-
ducts Division, was indicted
April l into the Company's Quar-
ter Century Club at a dinner
meeting held at the Hotel Bit
more.
L. C. Hart, vice president Of
ohns-Manville, came from the
company's New York offices to
officiate at the dinner meeting
and to present Mr.. Hamilton
with a gold watch emblematic
of his membership in the club.
There is only one fair gauge
of service rendered. That is by
accomplishment" Mr.. Hart said
during the induction ceremony.
Il assume and rightly l think,
that no man could remain with
the same company for Is years
or more, unless he had consistent
~ accomplished his allotted tasks.
From this standpoint, days,
and years are measure
of achievement and an indication
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
BEULAH EDWARDS, ADMIN
ISTRATRIX OF ALEXANDER
EDWARDS, DECEASED
VS..
JENNIE BOWERS AND HUS-
B A N D, CHARLES BOWERS,
EVERETTE EDWARDS. BESSIE
CALLAHAN AND HUSBAND,
ALBERT CALLAHAN, VELIN
MCMILLAN, EDNA LAW AND
HUSBAND, WILLIAM L A w,
EFFIE ENGLISH AND HUS-
BAND, LOVE ENGLISH, MAKE
FOSTER AND AND.
QUILL FOSTER, DEWEY POE
AND GLENN POE
The defendants above named
will take notice that an action
as above entitled, the same be
ing for the sale to create assets
Of the lands belonging to Alex
ander Edwards, deceased, has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Ashe County and that
duly verified petition has been
filed and summons issued which
is returnable in the office of the
undersigned on the 10th day Of
May, 1947, when and where the
defendants are required to APP
pear and answer or demur to
said petition or the relief therein
requested will be granted.
This April 8, 1947.
c. S. NEAL,
Clerk Superior Court.
4-17-4t
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Parker News

Mark Twain said, Everybody
talks about the weather, but no
one does anything about it," The
past winter has given everyone
grounds to talk and especially the
older people to try to recall a
winter to compare with the one
just past. At first the discussion
related to the springlike weather
that prevailed during December
and January, with only 3 inches
of snow February 4, winter set
in with vim and whin record
snow fall of 3045 inches through
this mountain area establish a
precedent for February. Con-
tinuing through March with a
snowfall of 1920 inches all re-
cords for March during the past
% years were broken.
The total snowfall for the sea-
son was 6665 inches which is
equal to the winter of 1918.
T. r. Gentry is now employed
in the furniture industry at
Lenoir.
Fred and Martin Sturgill have
returned to Kinston, N. Y. where
they are employed in the mush
room industry.
Since the springlike weather
returned the first of the month,
farmers are taking advantage of
it and pushing their work with
which they are 80 days behind.
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%I-F!r IN ~sF i

~ Ii.1 N-..ND# C.-E"
NORTH CAROLINA
A@HE COUNTY
l.. i. 9CL\AHD. TRUSTEE .D.
". +. lAN3iLL
Us
W. T. GAA.B-LL AND r. j.
GAA.BILL
Ry virtue Of an sE.curtw-
i.of" TN, Superior Court ~. Ash.
County IN the above entitled
matter and pursuant 10 levy
made hereunder, |. W. B. Todd
Sheriff of ASho County. will sell
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ley and daughter, of Charlotte,
spent the Easter holidays with
Mrs. Tolley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. GRAPHICAL.
Miss Pearl GRAPHICAL is visiting
her sisters, Miss Nell GRAPHICAL,
of Waynesboro, Va, and Mrs
Ernest Adams, of Lexington, Va,
for a few weeks.
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NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
CLARENCE E. BAKER
VS..
MARIE c. BAKER
Marie c. Baker. the defendant
above named, will take notice
that an action as above-entitled
has been commenced in the Su-
periOr Court of Ashe County.
North Carolina. for the purpose
Of the plaintiff obtaining an abb
sOlute divorce from the defendant
upon the grounds Of two years
separation. and the said defend
ant will further take notice that
she is required to appear at the
term of the Superior Court in
said county to be held Monday,
May IS, 1917. at the courthouse
at Jefferson. North Carolina, a~d
answer or dcnw to the con-
plant in said action. or the plain
tiff viii apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This list day Of April. 1917.
c. S. NEAL
Clerk Of Superior Cour.
~ ! 49,. (.........
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Fig News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest D. Adams
announce the birth of a son,
Melvin Ernest, on April l, in
Jackson Memorial hospital, Lex
ingtOn, Va. Mrs. Adams was the
former Miss Mary June GRAPHICAL,
of Fig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Toll
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GO FAR EAST, YOUNG MAN

GO FAR EAST, YOUNG MAN
A number of the famous, battle
tested divisions on duty in Japan
and Korea are now accepting the
enlistments Of hand-picked, keen
young men for service in the Far
East.
Among these great fighting di-
visions are such noted units as
the First Cavalry Division, now
mechanical in Japan; the 9Th
Infantry Division, on duty in
Korea: the 18th Infantry Division,
now in Korea; the oath Infantry
Division, known as the "Victory
Division" serving in Japan; and
the 25th Infantry, or 'Tropic
Lightning Division" also station
ed in Japan.
A 3-year enlistment for duty
in the Orient will enable you to
choose one of these famous di-
visions-and you can be a part of
it, following initial training in
the United States.
A 20 per cent increase in pay
for overseas service, plus many
additional advantages, makes this
a fine chance for the young man
who wants to see distant lands
and fill an important post in the
peaCc-time Army. Ask for de
tails at U. S. Army Recruiting
Station. L. S. Post Office BLDG .
Lemon, n. c. 4-17-ltc
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AWNINGS-VENETIANB BLINDS
MADE TO MEASURE

MADE TO MEASURE
We sell and install cloth canopies.
valances, drop curtains, rope roll
er curtains, and any type cloth
awning for home or store, also
venetian blinds made of alum
mum, steel, or wood. IS differ
ent awning samples to make Sc
lection. Quick delivery. Reason
able prices. If you are interested
IN buying awnings or venetian
blinds, and you live in Asha, AL
leghany, Avery, Alexander,
Burke, Caldwell, CataWba, Wa
tauga, or Wilkes county, Write
or call Lenoir Home Service Co.,
Box 626, Phone 861-R, Lenoir.
N. c., D. NJ Clarke, Mgr. 4-I0-2tc
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FOR SALE-lQ28 Model BUICK
Power Motor. See Jones N1llltn>
Creek, n. c. 4-17-2tp
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are interested

FOR SALE-15O bales Of hay
300 yards from Dog Creek Serv-
ice Station. See John Z. Dixon,
Jefferson. 4-10-2tp
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FOR SALE = 7 room brick
house, two good lots, chicken
house and garden, located on JEFF
terSon avenue. See Phleat Fender
at West Jefferson. 4-10-2tp
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NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l have sold HarrisOn's Lunch
and am no longer responsible for
any debts incurred.
This the first day of April, 1947.
Mrs. w. C. Harrison.